Love is Medicine

Discovering Acceptance, Joy and Freedom

Love is Medicine is your weekly dose of radical love — an invitation to stop seeking love outside yourself and start living from the infinite love that’s already within you. This is about falling in love with your life exactly as it is, and yourself exactly as you are. We explore how to dissolve the repetitive patterns of thinking and behaviors that keep us stuck and unable to live in the present moment and tools, systems and ancient wisdom from all over the world that will change your life. When you live from this place — regulated, grounded, and open — you become magnetic to what is meant for you: ideas, opportunities, relationships, wealth, purpose, and a deep sense of belonging in your own skin. Expect conversations on unconditional love for self, loving yourself back to wholeness, the real meaning of loyalty, devotion to the self, letting go of what you think you need, the gift of surrender, rewiring your brain for love and joy, and creating emotional freedom. We dive into boundaries (even with family), emotional alchemy, the difference between devotion and discipline in spiritual practice, and the power of presence over distraction. Love is Medicine is your reminder that the universe is conspiring for you — and you are your own greatest medicine.

Episodes

  1. DEC 1

    010. Why We’re All Desperate for Meaning — the Beauty in Being Human

    “What If Your Purpose Is Simpler Than You Think?” In this episode, we explore one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking truths about being human: our unending search for meaning. From our careers to our trauma to our relationships, we chase purpose as if it’s something “out there” to discover — when the deepest spiritual teachings remind us that meaning is born in presence, not performance. Gina shares a personal reflection on devoting the past year to simplicity — nervous-system simplicity, spiritual simplicity, and the simplicity of returning home to herself. And together, we explore the paradox that every mystic, saint, philosopher, and meditation master has whispered in their own way: You are not here to find your purpose. You are here to live it. In the smallest, quietest, most honest moments of your life. Drawing on teachings from Jesus, the Buddha, the Tao Te Ching, Ram Dass, Yogananda, and modern neuroscience, we break down why humans crave meaning — and how that craving transforms when your nervous system finally feels safe. What if your purpose is to love? What if meaning shows up when you soften? What if God is in the simplest parts of your day? This episode is an invitation to stop searching and start living — with more presence, more breath, and more devotion to the life right in front of you. Explore More with LumaRoot and Work With Us ✨ Website: https://www.lumaroot.net

    45 min

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About

Love is Medicine is your weekly dose of radical love — an invitation to stop seeking love outside yourself and start living from the infinite love that’s already within you. This is about falling in love with your life exactly as it is, and yourself exactly as you are. We explore how to dissolve the repetitive patterns of thinking and behaviors that keep us stuck and unable to live in the present moment and tools, systems and ancient wisdom from all over the world that will change your life. When you live from this place — regulated, grounded, and open — you become magnetic to what is meant for you: ideas, opportunities, relationships, wealth, purpose, and a deep sense of belonging in your own skin. Expect conversations on unconditional love for self, loving yourself back to wholeness, the real meaning of loyalty, devotion to the self, letting go of what you think you need, the gift of surrender, rewiring your brain for love and joy, and creating emotional freedom. We dive into boundaries (even with family), emotional alchemy, the difference between devotion and discipline in spiritual practice, and the power of presence over distraction. Love is Medicine is your reminder that the universe is conspiring for you — and you are your own greatest medicine.