Practically Spiritual Podcast

Reena Sifer

Practically Spiritual Podcast with Reena Sifer is where science meets soul in everyday life. Join Reena as she shares her journey of self-discovery, holistic healing, and practical spiritual tools to help you align with your true self. From managing burnout and emotional well-being to embracing gratitude, intuition, and authenticity, each episode offers actionable insights for living intentionally and expanding your capacity for growth and connection.

  1. 3 HR AGO

    Breaking Out of the Box: Healing, Intuition, and Finding Your Truth When Where You Come From No Longer Fits | ft. Jenn Webber

    What happens when the belief system you were raised in can no longer contain who you actually are? In this conversation, Reena sits down with Jenn Webber - transformation guide and founder of Belief by Design - for one of the most honest explorations of what it means to step outside the box you were handed and find your own truth. Jenn was raised fourth generation in a fundamentalist Christian sect where intuition, energy work, and anything beyond the literal teachings of the Bible was considered dangerous territory. From the time she was seven or eight years old, she felt drawn to crystals, deep conversations, psychology, and things she couldn't explain, and spent decades quietly suppressing gifts her community had no language for. This is a conversation about what it takes to leave not just a religion, but an identity. About the loneliness of the liminal space between who you were and who you're becoming. About courage, vulnerability, and why your body will eventually start screaming what your mind has been too afraid to say. Jenn shares her journey through Reiki, belief coding, silent counseling, and somatic practice, and how combining these modalities helps people release the emotional and cellular memory that has been quietly running their lives. Reena and Jenn also go deep on Human Design, the connection between suppressed emotion and physical illness, why you can't want healing for someone more than they want it for themselves, and what it means to truly sit with yourself. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt too big for the box they were put in — and wondered if it was safe to finally step out of it. About Jenn Webber Jenn Webber is a transformation guide and founder of Belief by Design. Raised fourth generation in a fundamentalist Christian community, Jenn spent decades navigating the tension between her intuitive gifts and the belief system she was handed. Like, Reena, she works with people in the messy middle - those recreating their identity and figuring out what's actually true for them. Jenn uses a combination of Reiki, belief coding, silent counseling, and somatic practice.  Connect with Jenn Webber: beliefbydesign.com Email Jenn: beliefbydesign@yahoo.com Find Jenn on Facebook and Instagram: @beliefbydesign or search Jenn Webber "When I own who I am and I step into the accountability and responsibility piece of taking action on who I am — courage shows up." — Jenn "When you heal yourself, you heal the people around you. You give off a different energy that allows other people to be themselves. But sometimes you have to go first." — Reena Resources & Links Connect With Reena: Where to find Reena : lunawellnessllc.com FB/IG: @reenasifer email: lunawellnessllc@gmail.com Schedule a free consultatation to learn more about working with Reena: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/workwithme Get Your Free Human Design Chart: lunawellnessllc.com/human-design Want to work together? Schedule a consulation here: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/workwithme FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Practically Spiritual Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

    46 min
  2. You Might Also Like: On Purpose with Jay Shetty

    3 HR AGO ·  BONUS

    You Might Also Like: On Purpose with Jay Shetty

    Introducing Leila Hormozi: Feel Like You’re Working Hard but Not Getting Ahead? (Use THIS Simple Filter to Focus on What ACTUALLY Makes You Money) from On Purpose with Jay Shetty. Follow the show: On Purpose with Jay Shetty We spend so much time waiting to feel ready, not realizing that confidence only comes after we begin. Today, Jay sits down with Leila Hormozi to explore what truly drives success, not just in business but in becoming the person who can sustain it. What emerges is a powerful shift in perspective. Confidence is not something you chase, it is something you earn through competence. Leila shares candid stories from her early struggles with insecurity, rejection, and self-doubt, revealing that real growth begins the moment you stop waiting to feel ready and start taking action anyway. Together, they unpack a hard truth. The path to confidence is built through failure, humility, and the willingness to be seen as “bad” before becoming great. The conversation moves beyond mindset into the mechanics of success, including discipline, leadership, and emotional resilience. Leila reframes discipline not as a personality trait, but as a system you design within your environment, making the right actions easier and the wrong ones harder. Leila also challenges the belief that strategy or market conditions determine success. Instead, she emphasizes that the real differentiator is your ability to manage your mind and emotions under pressure. Through stories of entrepreneurs who lost everything, not because of poor tactics, but because they could not stay grounded, she highlights that inner stability is the true foundation of long-term success. In this episode you'll learn: How to Build Confidence Through Competence How to Take Action Before You Feel Ready How to Turn Rejection Into Growth How to Stay Disciplined Using Simple Systems How to Manage Your Emotions Under Pressure How to Lean Into Discomfort How to Create Consistency That Drives Results How to Lead People Without Losing Trust How to Build a Successful Business Without Losing Your Values How to Focus on What Truly Moves You Forward You don’t need to have everything figured out to move forward, you just need to be willing to start where you are. Growth isn’t about feeling confident every step of the way; it’s about showing up even when you’re unsure, uncomfortable, or afraid. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty JAY’S DAILY WISDOM DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Join 900,000+ readers discovering how small daily shifts create big life change with my free newsletter. Subscribe here: https://news.jayshetty.me/subscribe  Check out our Apple subscription to unlock bonus content of On Purpose! https://lnk.to/JayShettyPodcast  What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 05:00 What Actually Builds Confidence? 06:40 Stop Waiting to Feel Ready To Take Action 11:28 You Have to Be Bad Before You Get Good 14:41 Lean Into Fear and Discomfort 20:25 What’s Actually Blocking Your Success 26:00 Can You Handle the Pressure of Success? 35:00 Discipline Isn’t Willpower 43:20 Is Work-Life Balance Possible? 49:41 How to Find Purpose in Any Job 53:00 What It Really Means to Be a CEO 57:24 The Hiring Mistake Most People Make 01:04:00 What Makes You Stand Out Instantly 01:12:00 The Most Overrated Leadership Traits 01:14:13 Should People Fear or Respect You? 01:18:00 The Secret to Building High-Trust Teams 01:19:00 Carrot or Stick: What Actually Works? 01:24:00 How to Give Productive Feedback  01:30:24 The Truth About Women and Independence 01:36:20 When Life Doesn’t Match Your Expectations 01:39:14 How to Handle Criticism Without Breaking 01:46:06 The Hidden Cost of Chasing Success 01:51:00 How to Rethink Your Relationship With Money 01:54:43 Leila on Final Five Episode Resources: Website | https://www.acquisition.com/  YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/@leilahormozi  Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/leilahormozi/  Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/leilahormozi/  LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/leilahormozi  TikTok | https://www.tiktok.com/@leilahormozi  X | https://x.com/LeilaHormozi See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

  3. 31 MAR

    What It Looks Like When a Man Actually Does the Work: Divorce, Growth & Emotional Safety | ft. Chris Wiles

    What does it actually look like when a man chooses growth after everything falls apart? In this episode, Reena sits down with Chris, after 30 years of friendship, for one of the most honest conversations this podcast has ever held. Chris is a father of four who didn't see his separation coming. What followed was one of the most painful and ultimately transformative seasons of his life. Chris opens up about being blindsided by what ultimately caused the end of his 17-year marriage, discovering his own codependency patterns, learning to be vulnerable for the first time, and how letting go of expectation changed everything, including a 30-year friendship that quietly became something more. This episode is for the woman who wonders if emotionally available men actually exist AND for the man who is sitting in the (potential) wreckage of his relationship right now, confused and blindsided, wondering what happened. And it's for anyone who has ever wondered whether the pain they're in might actually be the beginning of something better. Spoiler: it absolutely can be. But only if you choose it. What We Cover in This Episode What it felt like to be blindsided by the end of a 17-year marriage - and the painful process of seeing his own blind spots Why conflict aversion is one of the most quietly destructive forces in a relationship How his relationship with his four kids actually improved after the separation The moment vulnerability became the key to everything - not just in relationships, but in life What codependency really is - and why it shows up in far more relationships than we think The daily practices that anchored his growth: meditation, intentionality, and the work of noticing How 30 years of friendship - and one honest conversation - became the foundation for real partnership What releasing expectation actually looks like in practice and why it's a gift of freedom The difference between therapy and coaching, and why accountability changes everything What Chris would tell any man whose partner is on the verge of leaving right now Memorable Moments & Quotes "If I was the person I am now, emotionally, back then — it would have been very different. I would not have swum along in that muck for 20 years." — Chris "The key to it all was vulnerability. Being honest with people about what you needed, what you wanted — and letting them be honest too." — Chris "Codependency is basically acting in such a way to shape the outcome. It's a form of control. Letting go of that — actively working against that — was everything." — Chris "Releasing expectation is a gift of freedom. It gives the other person the right to choose how they respond — and it's not the end of the story, regardless of what they choose." — Chris "You can choose to be the victim, or you can do something with it and turn that energy into something so beautiful that you lift the whole vibration of everything around you." — Reena "I am the best version of myself. There has never been a better version of me. I don't long to go back to anything that existed before that." — Chris "What if it feels like something is ending — but it's just the beginning?" — Reena "Vulnerability with other people requires the depth of being willing to look at how you feel, what your role is — and acknowledge that you even have feelings." — Reena "I had a huge well of pain to catalyze action. The question is — how do you do the work before you have the pain that makes you choose it?" — Chris About Chris Chris is a father of four, engineer, and Reena's partner after 30 years of friendship. After being blindsided by the end of his 17-year marriage, Chris chose growth over bitterness : doing deep therapeutic work, building a daily practice, and learning to be vulnerable in ways he never had before. His journey from emotionally closed-off to emotionally available is the living proof that men can do this work, and that it changes everything. This is just the beginning. Resources Mentioned Codependent No More by Melody Beattie The Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley — free practical exercises for presence and wellbeing: greatergood.berkeley.edu Ready to do your own work? Connect with Reena at Luna Wellness LLC — Aligned Love is for both men and women navigating relationship transitions lunawellnessllc.com FB/IG: @reenasifer email: lunawellnessllc@gmail.com Get Your Free Human Design Chart: lunawellnessllc.com/human-design Work with me: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/workwithme If you know a man who is blindsided and confused right now, share this episode with him FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Practically Spiritual on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

    47 min
  4. 17 MAR

    Entrepreneurship Is a Mirror with Tiffany Ball: How Building a Business Reveals Who You Really Are

    _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> What if your business isn't just something you "do", but a mirror reflecting who you are, where you're growing, and what you still need to heal? _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> In this conversation, Reena sits down with Tiffany Ball, founder of GROW Networking (an authentic, connection-first networking community meeting across multiple locations in Virginia)  to talk about one of the most underspoken truths in entrepreneurship: building something real forces you to become someone real. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> Together they explore how the patterns that show up in business - perfectionism, not asking for help, imposter syndrome, the fear of being too visible - are the same patterns that show up in life, relationships, and the story we tell ourselves about what we deserve. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> This is a conversation about courage, authentic connection, the difference between struggle and suffering, and why showing up as exactly who you are isn't just good for your soul - it's the most strategic thing you can do in 2026. _*]:min-w-0 gap-3"> If you've ever felt alone on your entrepreneurial journey, wondered if it's supposed to feel this hard, or struggled to ask for help without guilt,  this one is for you.  "What if you asked for help and just got to skip to the good part?" — Reena RESOURCES - Where to find Tiffany Ball, Founder of GROW Networking and all upcoming events: FB: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61565315012546 IG: @theegrownetworking  email:  "Even though you don't know — do it anyway. Those steps are what differentiate the people who win." — Tiffany Where to find Reena, Luna Wellness, LLC: Web: lunawellnessllc.com FB/IG: @reenasifer email: lunawellnessllc@gmail.com Interested in understanding your entrepreneurial blueprint through Human Design? Start here: Get Your Free Human Design Chart: lunawellnessllc.com/human-design Schedule a consultation with Reena: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/workwithme FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Practically Spiritual on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and other supporting platforms   "Entrepreneurship doesn't just show you what you're building. It shows you who you are." — Reena

    47 min
  5. 3 FEB

    The Best Daytime Habits for a Restful Night's Sleep

    In this episode of "Practically Spiritual," host Reena explores how improving sleep quality starts with daytime habits, not just bedtime routines. She explains the roles of cortisol, blood sugar, and the nervous system in sleep, and discusses how stress and human design energy types affect rest. Reena offers practical tips on morning routines, supplements, caffeine, and evening habits, emphasizing nervous system regulation and stress reduction. She invites listeners to connect for personalized guidance, blending scientific insights with spiritual awareness to help listeners achieve more intentional, restorative sleep.   Timestamps Disclaimer & Sleep Myths (00:01:11) Reena gives a medical disclaimer and challenges the myth that good sleep starts only at bedtime. Cortisol and Stress (00:03:16) Explains cortisol's role in sleep, how stress affects it, and why you may wake up early. Blood Sugar and Sleep (00:05:16) Discusses how evening sugar intake and blood sugar crashes can disrupt sleep. Nervous System & Emotional Processing (00:06:13) Covers how unprocessed emotions and nervous system regulation impact sleep quality. Human Design & Sleep Needs (00:07:11) Introduces human design energy types and their influence on individual sleep needs. Supplements for Sleep (00:08:06) Reviews supplements like vitamin D, magnesium, and melatonin for supporting better sleep. Morning Routines & Waking Up (00:10:06) Advises on gentle wake-up routines, sunlight exposure, and avoiding alarms that spike cortisol. Breakfast & Caffeine Timing (00:11:59) Recommends eating protein before caffeine and avoiding coffee on an empty stomach. Afternoon Habits & Nervous System Check-ins (00:12:52) Suggests limiting caffeine after noon and taking mindful breaks to regulate the nervous system. Evening Routines: The 3-2-1 Approach (00:14:00) Explains the 3-2-1 rule: no food 3 hours, no liquids 2 hours, no screens 1 hour before bed. Nighttime Environment & Winding Down (00:15:00) Tips for dimming lights, avoiding late exercise, and calming the body before sleep. Reducing Stress & Nervous System Regulation (00:15:57) Emphasizes the importance of overall stress reduction and nervous system safety for deep rest. Root Causes & Deeper Support (00:16:59) Encourages addressing root causes of sleep issues and offers personalized coaching. Resources & Invitation to Connect (00:18:08) Invites listeners to access sleep guides, human design charts, and book consultations.   Powerful Quotes from the Episode "I know what it's like to be so tired, yet unable to sleep because my brain just won't turn off." "By the time I get to bed, my body wants to process everything I've put off all day, and I just can't go to sleep because my mind is racing." "If you've been living in survival mode for a long time, these lifestyle changes can help, but the root cause is actually reducing overall stress and coming to a more regulated nervous system state." "If you've tried some of these things and it still isn't shifting for you, let's talk, because sometimes it's more than just lifestyle changes." "If you don't give your body the proper amount and quality of rest, you're just living in survival, and that's where illness and burnout come."   RESOURCES: Connect With Me: Where to find me: lunawellnessllc.com FB/IG: @reenasifer email: lunawellnessllc@gmail.com Get Your Free Human Design Chart: lunawellnessllc.com/human-design Work with me: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/workwithme 🔗 Book a Free 20-Minute Clarity Call: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/claritycall FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Practically Spiritual on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.   "Better sleep doesn't start at night—it starts with how you care for your nervous system during the day."   Podcast Produced and edited by the team at ResilientVoiceMedia.com Contact us for expert podcast production and support.

    20 min
  6. 20 JAN

    The Hidden Truth About Fulfillment: It's Not a Destination, It's a State of Being

    In this episode of "Practically Spiritual," host Reena explores the true meaning of fulfillment, challenging the belief that it's found in future achievements or external validation. She guides listeners to recognize fulfillment as a present-moment state of joy, peace, and self-acceptance. Through practical mindfulness exercises and reframing daily routines, Reena encourages embracing intentionality, gratitude, and self-kindness. She emphasizes that fulfillment is a choice available now, urging listeners to shift from autopilot living to conscious presence, and to redefine success by the quality of their awareness and energy, rather than by productivity or external accomplishments.   Timestamps Redefining Fulfillment (00:01:10) Explains what fulfillment truly means, debunks misconceptions, and emphasizes fulfillment as an internal state. The Autopilot Day: Chasing Fulfillment Externally (00:02:20) Describes a typical day lived on autopilot, always chasing future milestones for fulfillment. The Cycle of "Tomorrow Will Be Better" (00:07:32) Discusses the habit of postponing fulfillment to the future and the emptiness it creates. A Mindful Approach to the Same Day (00:09:25) Contrasts the autopilot day with a mindful, present approach to the same routine. Positive Reinforcement and Choosing Your Energy (00:13:42) Explains the importance of acknowledging accomplishments and shifting from "have to" to "get to." Redefining Success and Fulfillment (00:15:56) Emphasizes that fulfillment is about how you feel, not how much you do. Measuring Progress: The Gain vs. The Gap (00:19:16) Encourages measuring success by how far you've come, not how far you have to go. Breaking Down the Word "Fulfillment" (00:20:33) Analyzes the word "fulfillment" to provide a roadmap: full (capacity), fill (what you choose), ment (state of being). Guided Fulfillment Visualization (00:23:47) Leads a short visualization exercise to help listeners experience fulfillment in the present. The Impact of Fulfillment on Life and Relationships (00:25:10) Describes how fulfillment changes your energy, relationships, and results in life. Time, Energy, and the Value of the Present (00:27:37) Reflects on the finite nature of time, the importance of energy, and savoring present moments. Choosing Fulfillment Now (00:28:45) Encourages listeners to define success by energy management and to anchor fulfillment in the present. The Beauty of Noticing and Being Present (00:30:07) Urges listeners to notice small moments, be present, and find fulfillment in everyday life. Closing Thoughts and Call to Action (00:31:10) Encourages awareness, embodiment, and sharing the episode; closes with gratitude and a reminder to choose love.   Powerful Quotes from the Episode "For me, fulfillment means joy, peace, and feeling at home in myself." "I prefer not to check my phone for at least the first 30 minutes after I wake up because I prefer to be in my own energy for a little bit longer." "When you say, 'I get to do this,' that means you have agency; you're choosing." "It's about how you feel at the end of the day, not what you did or didn't do." "I realize that the most valuable currency isn't money; it's time and energy."   RESOURCES: Connect With Me: Where to find me: lunawellnessllc.com FB/IG: @reenasifer email: lunawellnessllc@gmail.com Get Your Free Human Design Chart: lunawellnessllc.com/human-design Work with me: https://calendly.com/lunawellnessllc/workwithme FOLLOW THE PODCAST: Practically Spiritual on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.   "Fulfillment isn't something you reach someday—it's something you choose in the present moment."   Podcast Produced and edited by the team at ResilientVoiceMedia.com Contact us for expert podcast production and support.

    33 min

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Practically Spiritual Podcast with Reena Sifer is where science meets soul in everyday life. Join Reena as she shares her journey of self-discovery, holistic healing, and practical spiritual tools to help you align with your true self. From managing burnout and emotional well-being to embracing gratitude, intuition, and authenticity, each episode offers actionable insights for living intentionally and expanding your capacity for growth and connection.