Voice Nodes

Justine Anweiler
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A voice note from a friend on the days you need it most. Voice Nodes is a collection of audios between friends. From me to you – I share what I’m going through as a solo late-30s millennial in search of how to make a career out of my soul’s pleasures and can no longer use linear strategy to build my life. This podcast shares my musings, my humblings, and my pursuit of cheat codes in: abundance, acceptance, partnership, and finding home. The episodes are created on my daily walks because nothing beats the power of a pilgrimage. Forever walking, feasting, and practicing ceremony as art.

  1. 3d ago

    27. When Synchronicity Says "No."

    This is a long-winded, ever-winding episode, comprised of 3 voice notes – true to form for me and my inner circle. 🔥 Hot Tip 🔥 I recommend you listen to it whilst you walk, tidy a space, or do the dishes. Do something subtly transformative and otherwise mundane. This episode includes: Starbucks as a third space that’s held me through some tough times travellingtaking a part-time job that seems contradictory to my healing journeydealing with recurring concussion symptomsmy friend Amy who is moving through life like a chess masterHarvest potluck procrastinationSometimes the medicine is teaching a group that the facilitator is human with plummeting blood sugarHow when your stuck, my favourite parasocial mentor Martha Beck recommends you step into someone else's world to get perspective of yours Podcasts Referenced: When Stopping is the Way to Go from Martha Beck’s podcast The Gathering RoomCommunity at the dinner table from Kindred Campfire with Supper Club host extraordinaire Martha de Lacey *** UPDATE: I quit Starbucks one week after I recorded this. I lasted 2.5 weeks in the machine and this audio share illuminated what I already knew: I no longer had energy for my soul's passions.

  2. Oct 5

    26. The Urgency of Fall

    This episode explores autumn as a season of urgency, transition, and impending hibernation, and how our relationship with weather mirrors our relationship with work, productivity, and rest. It connects the seasonal cycle to the menstrual cycle, arguing that the authority, boundaries, and raw expression associated with the luteal phase (PMS) are qualities society often asks women to suppress. Ultimately, it invites us to notice the tension between autumn’s remaining energy and winter’s pull toward slowing down, reflection, and regeneration—and to honour that transition rather than resisting it.

  3. Sep 16

    25. How to Properly Quest & What Most People Miss

    Whether you're an avid side-quester or a lover of mythopoetic questing – there's something to be said about 'the art of a quest'. In this episode, I break down the 4 phases:1. manic mapping2. go hiking3. enjoy the summit4. go home integrationI share my channelled framework of questing, and I elaborate on the importance of phases 3 & 4. The two phases our society rarely makes time for – as our problems are imminent, urgent and demand we ONLY explore phases 1 & 2 on repeat; until something sticks. It rarely does.I also mention ‪@MarthaBeckauthor‬ and her podcast The Gathering Room. How I came across her work during my concussion recovery (in April) and how her latest podcast about finite and infinite games connects to Questing. PODCAST CHAPTERS: 0:00 The Impact of Concussion and Discovery of Martha Beck 4:00 Understanding the Questing Framework 9:22 Phases of Questing: Yang and Yin Energy 11: 20 The Importance of Integration in Life's Journey 17:45 Rituals and Reflection in Questing You can watch the video version of this episode on YouTube with time stamps and supporting visuals here: https://youtu.be/YPFKWkxtfMg?si=xiTtTZCUSgPKHpIB

  4. Aug 10

    24. You Chose Shibari

    "Shibari" is the Japanese art of decorative rope bondage. Often associated within sexual kink, I explore it in the content of a tarot reading and where the 8 of Swords was pulled. In the collective reading, insight was received that anything we don't like in our lives, at one point we chose, we loved it, it was the fulfillment of some sort of fantasy. Like a lover who is tied up and their body begins to panic – the opportunity is to ask ourselves: how can I find pleasure in this? Knowing part of me once longed for this situation. What do I need now to enjoy this dynamic so I can move through it with curiosity and trust? In this episode: Exploring the Metaphors of Life Through Tarot & ShibariTarot readings using ChatGPTThe Eight of Swords: A Metaphor for LifeEmbracing the process of pain to pleasure

  5. 05/03/2025

    23. Ahead or Arrived - I'm not buying.

    In this episode I unpack why I'm no longer interested in learning from people who have solved the problem I am looking to solve. I firmly believe the marketing of "I've been there, done that" is old paradigm and tired – it doesn't work because when we "arrive" we no longer have no momentum invested in that problem. So the very idea of bringing others along for the ride is backwards; counter-momentum if you will. Our best approach is to find and attract people who are in the mud with us. Desperately seeking and actively working to solve the same problem. I see a collapse of hierarchical mentorship and a rise in peer-to-peer (or copactivation) mentorship. A new approach to transformation grounded in shared curiosity rather than saviorism. 🐝 The Nuggets: “What if your magic is that you're in the mud with people—not ahead of them, not behind them, but right there too?” “The best people to support you are the ones who are currently experiencing the same problem in a different context.” “When someone’s already solved the problem, they’ve closed the loop. There’s no hunger left—and hunger is what makes us move.” “New paradigm transformation has no hierarchy. No one’s ahead, no one’s behind—we’re just in different orbs, solving different pieces.” “The more you accept your current sphere, the faster you meet the people who belong there too—and then everything starts to change.” 📚 Resources: Copactivate post on my blog The Cronicle ⚜️ Keywords & Themes: Peer-based learning, energetic resonance, coaching culture, transformation, collapse of hierarchy, online course fatigue, shared lived experience, authentic growth, prescriptive paths, divine timing, new paradigm, creative process over outcomes

  6. 04/21/2025

    22. Holding Two Realities

    I am very much sitting before two paths and I can hold both of them with ease and tension. One is the path we all know and are raised to believe is the pathway to success. In this audio I explore how the greatest magnetizer is assimilation and belonging. It's primal. The relief that comes with "Oh, I did the thing I'm supposed to. The thing we all do." And then there's another pathway that whispers possibility. One where timing is illusive. Fate is unclear. The quest is constantly in question. But what if it may actually be the pathway to my unique success? 🐝 Favourite One-Liners: "I think I'm constantly amazed at how many people lean in when you lean out." "I feel like I'm holding two alternate realities—one rooted in safety and belonging, and the other in soul-led expansion." "Time is our greatest collaborator. If divinity herself showed up, she'd arrive as the sands in the hourglass." "The fork in the road is where we hold tension—and it's also where something new can emerge." "What if the next step is not just saying no, but being open to receiving what leans in when you do?" ⚜️ Keywords & Themes: Soul-led path, the art of negotiation, dual realities, contracted co-founder, order from chaos, embodied strategy, void season, initiation, belonging vs. sovereignty, divinity as time, transformation, spiritual upleveling, immersive, place-based work, ceremonial business, surrender and recalibration

  7. 04/14/2025

    21. Tis the Season for "Actually, this doesn't work for me."

    I am deep in a season of "actually . . . no thank you" – and this is new for me! By exploring my transition from reflexive yeses (people-pleasing and overcommitment) to boundaried no's, I am discovering the magic in-between. This podcast is all about tuning into your internal compass, trusting the nuance and changing your mind without shame. 🦋 Main Takeaways: Your “yes” and “no” hold energy. If something doesn't serve you, it doesn’t serve the other person either. Reflexive responses are coping mechanisms. Healing isn’t about switching from automatic yeses to automatic no’s. It's about cultivating discernment and honoring the space in between. It's okay to change your mind. Whether it’s work, relationships, or creative opportunities, you always have the option to revoke your consent. Somatic wisdom is key. Body signals (like procrastination, dread, or anxiety) are often the first indicators that something’s misaligned. Freedom is in flexibility. The ability to revisit or reverse a decision with curiosity (rather than shame) opens doors to more aligned opportunities. Boundaries don’t block magic, they invite it. Saying “no” (or “not right now”) can make room for surprisingly expansive and abundant opportunities. 🔗 Links: Somatic course You Make Sense by Sarah BaldwinHuman design expert Julie Fedele --------- ⚜️ Keywords & Themes: reflexive yes, reflexive no, boundaried no, somatic intelligence, nervous system healing, Human Design, 5/1, people-pleasing, discernment, energetic alignment, permission to pause, softening your decisions with curiosity, divine feminine, decision-making, season of discernment

  8. 04/09/2025

    20. Cultivating Your Intuition By Choosing the Spoon

    This one is made for magic seekers looking to strengthen your intuition through small, everyday choices. I'm a believer that intuition begins subtly and grows stronger through trust, consistency, and conscious relationship building. 🥄 Main Takeaways: intuitive impulses often challenge the logic-driven mindyou experience intuitive cues dailyecstatic dancing as a tool to measure our development in trusting the impulsesintuition invites us into discomfort and deeper self-trust dementia as a metaphor for soul liberationWho would we be without our internal inhibitors? 🔗 Links: One of my favourite interviews of all time – Corinne Edwards Interviews Caroline Myss ⚜️ Keywords & Themes: Intuition, Synchronicity, Saturn Return, Self-trust, Caroline Myss, Discomfort as guide, Ecstatic dance, Embodied intuition, Ego vs. intuition, Soul freedom, Dementia metaphor, Liberation, Identity shifts, Inner voice, Mind-body connection

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A voice note from a friend on the days you need it most. Voice Nodes is a collection of audios between friends. From me to you – I share what I’m going through as a solo late-30s millennial in search of how to make a career out of my soul’s pleasures and can no longer use linear strategy to build my life. This podcast shares my musings, my humblings, and my pursuit of cheat codes in: abundance, acceptance, partnership, and finding home. The episodes are created on my daily walks because nothing beats the power of a pilgrimage. Forever walking, feasting, and practicing ceremony as art.

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  • Creator
    Justine Anweiler
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    27
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Justine Anweiler
  • Show Website
    Voice Nodes