Binah Says

with Sabrina Beraja

Binah Says is a podcast for the spiritually curious - exploring the ancient wisdom, modern conversations, and everyday practices that help us live with more meaning, purpose, and connection. Hosted by Sabrina Beraja, each episode dives into conversations around spirituality, relationships, wellness, self-discovery, creativity, and the soul’s journey - with teachers, healers, creators, and humans who have something meaningful to share. ✨ Because sometimes, the wisdom we’re searching for isn’t somewhere outside of us. We just need the right conversation to remember what we already know.

  1. Jul 6

    Why Women Struggle to Love Themselves: Binah of Georgia Barnett

    In this episode of Binah Says, I sit down with Georgia Barnett - Founder of the Self Love Club - for a deeply vulnerable conversation about the journey back to loving ourselves. Why is it so hard for women to love themselves? And what happens when we finally stop fighting who we are and begin learning how to love the girl/woman we’ve been all along? We cried. We laughed. We howled! We opened our hearts and went into the places so many women experience but don’t always feel safe enough to talk about. We talk about what it means to stop being at war with your body and become your own healer, to transform the inner critic into your greatest cheerleader, and to understand that self-love is not a body size. It’s an energy. Georgia shares her journey of reconnecting with the Wild Woman Archetype (must read - Women Who Run With The Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés), trusting intuition as one of our greatest superpowers, and finding healing through women’s circles, creativity, and community. Because sometimes the medicine we’re searching for is simply having people who remind us that we don’t have to do life alone. We also explore the pressure women feel to settle down, become mothers, and follow a timeline that may not belong to their soul. Should every woman become a mother? What are the tradeoffs of motherhood? And what happens when we surrender our expectations and allow the universe to write a story greater than the one we planned? From Kabbalah’s teaching of certainty beyond logic to the importance of finding your tribe, nourishing your soul, creating, and learning to love yourself through every season of becoming, this conversation is an invitation to trust your intuition, surrender the timeline, and come home to yourself. We close the episode with a beautiful prayer from Georgia that I hope stays with you long after the conversation ends. Thank you, Georgia, for sharing your unique wisdom with us on this episode!

    Why Women Struggle to Love Themselves: Binah of Georgia Barnett
  2. Jun 16

    The Hidden Stages of Human Evolution: Binah of Dr. Golda Joseph

    There are people who study health, and then there are people who spend a lifetime studying what it means to be fully human. Dr. Golda is one of them. Born to Holocaust-survivor parents and raised on a chicken farm in New Jersey, Dr. Golda's path has taken her through the worlds of psychology, nutrition, spirituality, meditation, expressive arts, and conscious human development. For more than fifty years, she has explored the relationship between body, mind, and soul, helping people regenerate from the inside out. In this fascinating conversation, we explore her groundbreaking Circle of Time, a map of human development that reveals how we evolve through stages of physical, psychological, spiritual, and transpersonal growth. We discuss intuition, psychosomatic healing, conscious parenting, the four temperaments, meditation, and the ways our early experiences shape our lives. We also dive into regenerative living, from cell to soul. Dr. Golda shares her perspective on nutrition, longevity, stress, hormones, and what she believes modern healthcare is often missing. Along the way, she offers profound insights into the Seven Levels of the Will and how we move from impulse and striving into alignment, mastery, and purpose. This is a conversation about wholeness, human potential, and the lifelong journey of becoming who we were meant to be. Thank you, Dr. Golda, for sharing your wisdom with us on Binah Says! _ Treat yourself to The Cluster, Wellness by Samantha's delicious chocolate-covered puffed quinoa snack made with organic ingredients. Use code BINAH10 for 10% off your order. www.wellnessbysamantha.com @wellnessbysamantha

    The Hidden Stages of Human Evolution: Binah of Dr. Golda Joseph
  3. May 15

    Remembering Your Soul's Blueprint: Binah of Vilina Malka

    There are women who walk between worlds — and Vilina Malka is one of them. Born in New York, trained at Parsons School of Design, and forged through careers in film, fashion, and directing, Vilina's path took a sacred turn — one that led her away from everything she knew and toward everything she truly was. Today, she moves through the world as an Akashic Oracle, Healer, Ceremonialist, Blue Lotus Priestess, and Multidisciplinary Artist, guiding souls back to the Light and into the fullness of their purpose. In this luminous conversation, we explore what it truly means to come home to yourself — not as a single moment, but as a lifetime of devotion. Together we journey through the sacred architecture of our soul's path: understanding our unique blueprint and soul mission, releasing the constructs that keep us small, and daring to build a life — and even a business — around what brings us deep bliss. We speak of the body as temple. Of nature, clean nourishment, and silent retreats as portals back to center. Of unlocking the voice — often sealed by past life trauma — as one of the most profound acts of healing available to us. Of devotional art, authentic song, and the soul families who travel with us across lifetimes. This is a conversation about freedom. Not the kind granted by the world — but the kind remembered from within. If you have ever felt the call to break free, to release the old self, to stop forcing and begin flowing — this episode is your permission. Thank you, Vilina, for revealing your wisdom with us on Binah Says!

    Remembering Your Soul's Blueprint: Binah of Vilina Malka
  4. Apr 6

    Building A Life That Feels Like Your Calling: Binah of Daniel Snow

    In this episode of Binah Says, I sit down with entrepreneur Daniel Snow for a raw and thought-provoking conversation on purpose, fulfillment, and the pursuit of more than just external success. From growing up in a small town in New Jersey to walking away from a career in dentistry, Daniel shares how he built multiple million-dollar businesses across social media, consumer brands, and his agency—ultimately earning a spot on Forbes 30 Under 30. But behind the accolades, he opens up about the deeper journey: shifting from chasing validation to seeking internal alignment. Together, we unpack the fear of living a mediocre life, the challenges of scaling multiple companies, and what it really takes to build strong teams and culture. Daniel also reflects on his current season of self-discovery—questioning meaning, exploring spirituality, and redefining what fulfillment truly looks like. This episode dives into the idea that the process is the prize, why achieving goals and overcoming challenges fuels purpose, and how moments of comfort can sometimes leave us feeling lost. Daniel shares powerful insights on writing down goals, removing friction to take action, and how our perception—and others’ perception of us—can shape our reality. If you’ve ever questioned your path, craved deeper meaning, or felt torn between success and fulfillment, this episode will challenge you to think differently and move with intention.

    Building A Life That Feels Like Your Calling: Binah of Daniel Snow

About

Binah Says is a podcast for the spiritually curious - exploring the ancient wisdom, modern conversations, and everyday practices that help us live with more meaning, purpose, and connection. Hosted by Sabrina Beraja, each episode dives into conversations around spirituality, relationships, wellness, self-discovery, creativity, and the soul’s journey - with teachers, healers, creators, and humans who have something meaningful to share. ✨ Because sometimes, the wisdom we’re searching for isn’t somewhere outside of us. We just need the right conversation to remember what we already know.