To watch the full YouTube video visit: @spiritualteacherschannel on YouTube! In this episode of the Spiritual Teachers Podcast, Petr interviews Justin Charles Allman, author of Curiosity to Creation, speaker, and military veteran, about spiritual awakening, reclaiming personal power, meditation, conscious creation, intuition, and learning to trust your inner knowing. Justin shares how his spiritual curiosity began at just seven years old, when he experienced a profound realization that there was something greater beyond himself. His journey later took him through addiction, abuse, domestic violence, military service, outside validation, and periods of feeling disconnected from his authentic self. The conversation explores how Justin learned to stop looking outside himself for answers and instead give himself permission to trust his heart, follow his dreams, and stand in his own power. A major theme of the episode is Justin's POD Formula — Permission, Opportunity, Discovery — a framework he developed for understanding how giving yourself permission can open unexpected opportunities that ultimately lead to self-discovery. Justin also discusses: Spiritual awakening and personal transformation Reclaiming your personal power Overcoming outside validation Meditation for beginners ADHD and meditation Grounding and being present Conscious creation Manifestation Dr. Joe Dispenza meditation Walking meditation Connecting with the heart Ego dissolution and oneness Source energy and spirituality Intuition and inner knowing Spirit guides and telepathic experiences Angelic experiences and synchronicities Numbers as spiritual signs Military life and personal growth Addiction, trauma and healing Finding purpose through curiosity Permission, Opportunity & Discovery Living from the heart Following your soul's path Letting go of control Surrender and personal growth Creating a meaningful life Justin explains how meditation gradually became part of his daily life, beginning with just five minutes a day and eventually developing into 45-minute to one-hour practices. He also shares powerful experiences during walking meditation—including intense feelings of love, gratitude, joy, energetic sensations, and what he describes as moments where the ego dissolves and he feels connected to Source. The conversation ultimately returns to one of Justin's central messages: give yourself permission to explore, follow the opportunities that appear, and discover who you really are. If you're interested in spiritual awakening, meditation, manifestation, consciousness, personal development, intuition, conscious creation, military transformation, healing, self-mastery, or discovering your life purpose, this episode offers an inspiring perspective on turning curiosity into creation. To connect with Justin: Here is his newsletter and a link to purchase his book: https://curiositytocreation.com/ To acquire ceremonial grade hape and other sacred medicines visit: www.yaguar.us To work with high grade mushroom medicine visit: https://www.iamthemedicine.me/stp10 Use coupon code: STP10 for a 10% discount! TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Justin's Awakening & Curiosity 05:00 Reclaiming Personal Power 10:00 Trauma, Military Life & Transformation 17:00 POD Formula: Permission, Opportunity, Discovery 24:00 Thailand, Travel & Soul Purpose 30:00 Meditation & Reconnecting to the Heart 36:00 Walking Meditation & Conscious Creation 41:00 Spirit Guides, Telepathy & Synchronicities 44:00 Final Wisdom KEYWORDS: spiritual awakening, spiritual teachers podcast, reclaim your power, personal power, meditation, meditation for beginners, ADHD meditation, conscious creation, manifestation, spirituality, consciousness, personal transformation, self discovery, soul purpose, life purpose, intuition, inner knowing, source energy, spirit guides, telepathy, guardian angels, synchronicity, angel numbers, spiritual signs, walking meditation, Joe Dispenza meditation, curiosity to creation, spiritual journey, finding purpose, surrender, conscious living Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
