SACRED FREEDOM

Elizabeth Marth

Sacred Freedom is a space for living deeper, truer, and freer. Each episode is honest and unfiltered, exploring presence, spirituality, energetics, and the ongoing work of trusting your own voice after years of listening to everyone else's. This podcast is about the real, sometimes messy process of getting free: free from performance, from old conditioning, and into a life that feels fully your own.

  1. 6d ago

    Why You Feel Unseen in Your Relationships

    In this episode of the Sacred Freedom Podcast, Elizabeth Marth gets honest about a feeling most of us know intimately: not feeling heard, not feeling understood, not feeling like we truly matter to the people around us. She explores this through every kind of relationship, romantic, family, friendships, work, even our relationship with money and health, and makes the case that our relationship with our higher self is the one everything else is built on. Elizabeth unpacks a core idea from her work in conscious uncoupling and shadow work: our outer relationships are mirrors of our inner relationship with ourselves. When you feel unseen by someone else, the real work starts by looking inward first, not by focusing on what they're doing wrong. She shares her own pattern of feeling like she doesn't matter, a belief rooted in an enmeshed relationship with her mother, and how it's resurfacing now in an unexpected way, as her kids grow more independent and she suddenly has more time and space for herself than she's had in years. She talks through what it actually feels like when this pattern shows up: not feeling listened to, not feeling appreciated, not feeling loved, and the practice of pausing to ask what's actually going on within before looking outward for someone else to fix it. She's clear that creating a felt sense of safety within yourself, through connection with your higher self or soul, has to come first. Without that safety, this kind of inner work simply isn't accessible. She also explains how this shows up in how we treat other people, sharing a personal example of a time she wasn't fully present while a friend was trying to talk to her. The invitation throughout is not to blame or shame yourself, but to notice the pattern, identify the old wounded belief underneath it, and find a truer, more expansive story about who you are. This, she says, is emotional manifestation: doing the internal work of transformation so that what shows up externally can actually bring lasting fulfillment, and so you stop waiting to feel seen and start showing up seen, first for yourself. Episode Highlights 00:00 Why relationships, all of them, are at the center of this work 01:07 The relationship with your higher self as the most foundational one 03:00 Conscious uncoupling, shadow work, and how relationships reflect us back to ourselves 05:28 The lifelong pattern of feeling like you don't matter 07:02 Putting everyone else's needs ahead of your own 09:09 Healing as a spiral, not a straight line 10:26 A season of more time for herself, and what it's bringing up 13:20 The moment she notices she's not feeling heard, understood, or loved 14:16 Why the first place to look is always within 17:36 Creating internal safety before doing the deeper work 20:08 A real example: when she wasn't fully listening to a friend 21:21 Identifying old wounded beliefs and finding the truer story 23:07 Why this is emotional manifestation, not just physical Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

  2. Sep 23

    Somewhere Between Breadcrumbs and What’s Beneath the Fear

    In this raw episode of the Sacred Freedom Podcast, Elizabeth Marth is recording from Siesta Key, Florida, in what she calls full summer mode, and shares a message that came through strongly in the middle of the night, something she says happens often when she travels and steps outside her usual routine. Elizabeth talks about energetics, a part of her work she hasn't always brought fully into her teaching, and unpacks a core idea: we don't attract what we want, we attract how we feel. She uses money as an example, you can say all the affirmations you want, but if some part of you still feels like it's never coming, that internal mismatch is the real work to look at. For Elizabeth, this has become a journey of doing the internal work, cultivating the peace, love, and abundance she wants to feel inside. From there, she introduces the image that runs through the whole episode: the belief that we only get to have breadcrumbs, or a slice, of what we truly desire, instead of the whole loaf.  Elizabeth makes the case that gratitude for what's already working and wanting more are not in conflict, and that the real shift is choosing to see life through a lens of abundance instead of scarcity. She also gets honest about how she's wired differently from a lot of teachers who preach pushing through fear: for her, feeling safe is non-negotiable, and small steps that build trust and safety are what actually lead to the bigger shifts. She closes with an invitation: notice where you've been accepting breadcrumbs, get curious about what the whole loaf would actually look like for you. Episode Highlights 00:00 Recording from Siesta Key - messages that come through when she travels 01:06 Energetics, and why this part of her work is coming more into her teaching 02:24 Why you attract how you feel, not just what you think 03:28 Doing the internal work before the external work 04:39 Relationships and connection and a piece of her own story 07:56 The "chasing breadcrumbs" concept and where it comes from 08:19 How childhood beliefs still shape what shows up for us as adults 09:49 The belief that you only get a slice, not the whole loaf 10:21 Wanting more isn't wrong. We're expanding beings 11:07 Why "I get to have it all" is a belief you can choose 12:11 Gratitude for what's working alongside wanting more 14:48 What you believe, you create. Examining your own beliefs 15:54 A journaling prompt: where are you accepting less than you want 17:49 Why she has to feel safe before taking big action 20:54 The invitation: where are you settling for breadcrumbs Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

  3. Sep 16

    The Real Reason Your Manifestations Aren't Working

    In this candid episode of the Sacred Freedom Podcast, Elizabeth Marth tackles a word she has mixed feelings about: manifestation. She admits it's become trendy and often misunderstood, but unpacks what it actually means, an idea or thought taking physical form, and why she believes manifestation is happening constantly, whether we're conscious of it or not. Elizabeth walks through the manifestation process most people are familiar with: you ask, you energetically align with what you want, and then it shows up. But she pushes past the common examples (money, a dream car, physical success) to share something more personal. She grew up with financial security and physical comfort, and those things came easily to her. What she didn't have was a felt sense of safety, worth, or peace, and no one had taught her that those, too, could be created. She opens up about living in a state of confusion for six years, even while doing deep spiritual and energetic work, and the moment she realized she had the power to focus differently. She talks through the small, practical shifts that actually moved the needle: catching herself repeating "I'm so confused," learning the concept of becoming neutral, returning again and again to a felt sense of safety, and starting with the smallest things she could feel clear about before tackling the bigger picture. Her larger point: manifestation isn't only about creating things in the physical world. It's also a powerful tool for shifting your internal experience, and when your inner world shifts toward peace and safety, your outer world tends to follow. This is the heart of Sacred Freedom: helping people find emotional freedom, learn to hear their own voice, and trust themselves so the external world becomes a reflection of what's happening within. Episode Highlights  00:00 What manifestation actually means, and why the word feels overused  02:23 Different approaches to manifestation, from books to teachers to techniques  03:23 The book that helped this concept finally click for her  05:10 The general framework: ask, align, receive  06:22 Getting energetically aligned with what you actually want  07:16 The Magic Shop, and the limits of manifesting only physical things  09:00 Growing up with financial security, and what was still missing emotionally  10:44 Expectation, resistance, and why some things come easily  11:11 What was actually missing: feeling safe, worthy, and at peace  12:47 Living in confusion for six years despite doing "all the work"  15:47 Interrupting "I'm so confused" and the power of "I am" statements  16:16 The practice of becoming neutral  17:09 What actually shifted things: a daily meditation practice  18:00 Starting small: finding what you do feel clear about  18:54 Returning again and again to a felt sense of safety  20:16 Learning to listen to your own voice instead of everyone else's  22:09 Manifestation as an internal practice, not just an external one Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

  4. Sep 9

    Listen To Yourself Through Silence

    In this deeply personal episode of the Sacred Freedom Podcast, Elizabeth Marth explores a concept that has shaped her spiritual journey for the past five years: that our desires are guidance, and learning to listen to them changes everything. Elizabeth traces this idea back to her work with mentor Gina DeVee, but takes listeners somewhere more personal first into her own family history. She shares how her mother and grandmother, shaped by wartime survival and generational trauma, never had the luxury of asking "what do I desire?" and how that inheritance showed up in her own enmeshed relationship with her mother, where her own desires were something to hide rather than honor. From there, Elizabeth unpacks the difference between desires for physical things and what she calls our deeper desires the soulful, deep-seated longings that act as a roadmap to our fulfillment. Drawing on A Course in Miracles, Abraham Hicks, and Gabby Bernstein, she talks about the importance of quiet, stillness, and presence as the practice that lets those desires surface and become clear. She shares the story of a spontaneous, seemingly impractical trip to the Bahamas that came together with ease once she listened to that inner nudge, and gets honest about a season of going quiet, on social media and in her own coaching, while she waited to hear her own voice again rather than everyone else's. The throughline: desires aren't random. They're guidance, and building trust in them starts small. She closes with a reminder that this work isn't about bypassing what's hard, but about learning to notice what you're desiring in each moment, however small, and following it. Live deeper, live truer, live freer. Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

  5. Sep 2

    Your Symbiotic Relationship Between You and the Divine

    In this episode of the Sacred Freedom Podcast, Elizabeth Marth explores a concept that came to her during one of her daily morning walks: the symbiotic relationship between seeing through God's eyes and God wanting to see through ours. Drawing on teachings from A Course in Miracles, the Bible, Abraham Hicks, and John Randolph Price, Elizabeth unpacks what it actually means to see the world, other people, and ourselves through the eyes of God, or source, or the universe, whatever word resonates most. She shares how learning to see this way shifted her own emotional world in real, tangible ways: easing her depression, softening her anxiety, and grounding her in a sense of worth that no longer depends on outside validation. But the heart of this episode is the second, less commonly discussed half of that relationship: the idea that God also wants to see through our eyes. Elizabeth explores what it means to believe that our individual perspectives, our joys, our tragedies, our lived experience, actually expand the Divine, and how living that truth (not just intellectually understanding it) can transform our relationship with ourselves, with God, and with everyone around us. This is an invitation to consider a different kind of spiritual relationship: not one we chase outside ourselves through people, achievement, or approval, but one cultivated quietly, within. Episode Highlights 00:00 A morning walk in nature and how it brings Elizabeth back to herself  01:00 The concept at the center of this episode: seeing through God's eyes, and God seeing through ours  02:03 The "I Am" energy and the idea that we are all part of one creation  03:22 Feeling the flow: how this energy shows up in meditation, prayer, and nature  04:32 What A Course in Miracles teaches about retraining the mind to see differently 05:15 Judgment, alignment, and why criticism of others is really about our own energy 07:09 How seeing through God's eyes shifted Elizabeth's depression and anxiety 08:22 Why knowing your worth from within changes how you show up in the world 08:47 The less common idea: that God wants to see through our eyes too 09:40 Living in constant companionship with God, source, and love 10:33 The "infinity sign": how seeing through God's eyes and being seen loop back to one another 11:23 An invitation to cultivate a relationship with your soul and God, the same way we do with people 12:27 Elizabeth's mantra: live deeper, live truer, live freer Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

  6. Mar 26

    Gate Nine: The Devotional Self - Reclaiming Your Inner Authority and Returning to Your Soul

    In this powerful episode of The Illicit Feminine, Elizabeth Marth explores Gate 9 of the Sovereign Descent Journey: The Devotional Self a deeply transformative invitation to return to your soul as your primary source of truth, safety, and authority. So many women have been conditioned to devote themselves outwardly to partners, roles, belief systems, and external validation often at the cost of their own inner knowing. But what happens when devotion begins within? This episode unpacks the difference between devotion and obedience, and reveals how emotional and spiritual outsourcing keeps women disconnected from their power. Elizabeth shares how to reclaim your inner authority, rebuild trust with your body and intuition, and create a life rooted in self-devotion. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve lost yourself in relationships, roles, or expectations this conversation will bring you home. Episode Highlights:  02:00 – Introduction to Gate 9: The Devotional Self  03:00 – Your Body as Your First Soulmate  04:30 – Why We’ve Been Conditioned to Look Outside Ourselves  05:30 – The Many Roles Women Devote Themselves To  07:00 – When Devotion Leads to Self-Abandonment  08:00 – Attachment, Authority, and Emotional Outsourcing  10:00 – Learning to Return to Yourself First  12:00 – Devotion vs. Obedience: A Critical Distinction  14:00 – Reclaiming Inner Authority Without Losing Connection  16:00 – Why We Attach: Safety, Conditioning, and Survival  18:00 – Creating Inner Stability Instead of External Dependence  19:30 – Trusting Your Inner Knowing as a Felt Experience  20:30 – Reflective Questions to Reclaim Your Sovereignty  21:00 – Devotion Begins Within: A New Way Forward If this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend who is ready to come home to themselves. And if you’re walking your own path of reclamation, make sure you’re following The Illicit Feminine so you don’t miss Gate 10 in this powerful series. Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

  7. Mar 18

    Gate Eight: The Grief Gate, Healing Self-Abandonment and Reclaiming Your True Self Through Sacred Grief

    In this deeply moving episode of The Illicit Feminine, Elizabeth Marth guides listeners through Gate Eight of the Sovereign Descent, known as The Grief Gate. This conversation explores a profound and often unspoken form of grief, the grief that comes not from losing others, but from slowly losing ourselves. Elizabeth reveals how many women carry a quiet, cumulative grief formed through years of self-abandonment, staying silent, adapting to expectations, and postponing their deepest desires. Unlike traditional grief tied to a single event, this grief often shows up as fatigue, numbness, anxiety, or a lingering sense that something within us has been left behind. Rather than viewing grief as something to avoid or move past quickly, she reframes it as a necessary and sacred process of emotional completion. Grief becomes the moment we stop pretending something didn’t cost us, and begin honoring the parts of ourselves that were left unheard, unseen, or unlived. Through personal stories, emotional insight, and somatic awareness, Elizabeth explores how unprocessed grief can keep the nervous system stuck, while allowing grief to move through the body creates space for healing, regulation, and forward movement. You’ll also hear how grief connects to ancestral patterns, the mother wound, and relational dynamics, offering a deeper understanding of how emotions can be carried across generations and how they can be consciously released. The episode concludes with a gentle somatic practice and reflection prompts to help listeners safely access, process, and honor their grief, transforming it into clarity, compassion, and self-reclamation. This episode is part of the ongoing Sovereign Descent series, where each gate represents a stage in the journey of confronting the shadow, reclaiming truth, and returning to the self with deeper wisdom and sovereignty.  Episode Highlights 03:00 – The unseen grief of self-abandonment  How grief forms through years of choosing adaptation over authenticity 06:30 – Grief as emotional completion  Why grief is not collapse, but a necessary process of integration and healing 10:00 – The self that adapted instead of lived  How conditioning and expectations shape our choices and disconnect us from ourselves 13:30 – Why unprocessed grief keeps the nervous system stuck  How suppressed emotions can lead to anxiety, depression, and dis-ease 17:00 – Grief in relationships and life transitions  Why avoiding grief can keep us looping in patterns that no longer serve us 20:00 – Ancestral grief and the mother wound  How grief can be inherited and carried across generations 24:00 – Questions for self-reflection and emotional awareness  Exploring what parts of your life may still need to be honored and mourned 27:30 – Somatic practice for processing grief  A gentle guided exercise to safely access and release emotional energy Connect with Eiizabeth: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sacredfreedomforher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sacredfreedomforher Email: elizabeth@sacredfreedom.life Thank you so much for listening. Please subscribe to my podcast and leave a five-star review. Elizabeth

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Sacred Freedom is a space for living deeper, truer, and freer. Each episode is honest and unfiltered, exploring presence, spirituality, energetics, and the ongoing work of trusting your own voice after years of listening to everyone else's. This podcast is about the real, sometimes messy process of getting free: free from performance, from old conditioning, and into a life that feels fully your own.

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