Akasha Uma

Nancy Hart
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Akasha Uma is for the spiritual woman who's done fixing herself She read the books, did the therapy, found the teachers. She understands her patterns. But here's her move: something gets hard, and within a split second she's up in her head. What's the spiritual lesson here? It's just a way to not feel the thing. But there's another woman in her. The one who feels the hard thing coming and doesn't reach for the lesson. She drops into it. And still stands at the other side of it. That woman is already in there, under all the managing. This work is just letting her out.

Episodes

  1. 13h ago

    4. No promises here, and that's the point: you can't rush this

    Here's something I'm willing to say out loud: I can't tell you what you'll get.The work does plenty. But you're not me, and no two journeys look the same. You can't force it, and you can't order the outcome off a menu. Some weeks it's loud. Some weeks it's quiet and you'll swear nothing's happening, and it still is. The relief comes when it comes, sideways, in the kitchen, on a walk, and it's yours to catch.This one's for the women done chasing a result. No promises here. Just you, your own body, and whatever life hands back when you stop gripping. Come sit. Find me on Instagram: akasha.uma Topics covered: healing isn't linear, letting go of expectations, spiritual bypassing, inner knowing, women's spirituality.

  2. Oct 9

    3. Out of your head, back in to your body

    There's a woman who can analyze anything. She reads people, reads situations, sees the whole picture, and she's been praised for it her whole life. Then she found spirituality, and her gift went to work on that too. This is for the woman who's turned her own life into something to figure out, who can't make a decision without weighing every wound, every teaching, every lesson, until she's frozen. Who did everything right and still isn't moving. Who left her body somewhere along the way and only just noticed. You can also find me on Instagram: akasha.uma. Topics covered: overthinking, getting out of your head, analysis paralysis, spiritual bypassing, women's spirituality.

  3. Oct 2

    2. You don't have to be good at sitting with your feelings

    There's a spot under the mango tree for the spiritual women who were never perfect.And don't want to be. For the woman who stopped analyzing her life to death and started staying with what's hard. Unwillingly sometimes, but staying. For the ones who won't be caged anymore. Not even by spirituality. Not when it got so sacred she couldn't touch it, so careful she stopped moving. Topics covered: Sitting with hard emotions, spiritual bypassing, self-abandonment, emotional avoidance, feeling your feelings, self-trust, women's spirituality.

  4. Sep 25

    1. Here we don't ask what the spiritual lesson is

    There's a spot in the shade where some women sit and some keep walking. This one's for the women who are tired of chasing healing. Who've done the teachings, worked with the mentor, and started to feel spirituality closing in instead of opening up. No fixing here. No raising your vibration. Come sit for a while. On Instagram: akasha.uma On Youtube: @akashauma Topics covered: spiritual bypassing, self-abandonment, spiritual burnout, spiritual sovereignty, inner authority, women's spirituality.

  • 4 Episodes

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Akasha Uma is for the spiritual woman who's done fixing herself She read the books, did the therapy, found the teachers. She understands her patterns. But here's her move: something gets hard, and within a split second she's up in her head. What's the spiritual lesson here? It's just a way to not feel the thing. But there's another woman in her. The one who feels the hard thing coming and doesn't reach for the lesson. She drops into it. And still stands at the other side of it. That woman is already in there, under all the managing. This work is just letting her out.

Information

  • Creator
    Nancy Hart
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Nancy Hart
  • Show Website
    Akasha Uma