EPISODE · Jan 12, 2026 · 1H 32M
Calling to Clarity: A Raw Story of Addiction, Identity Crisis, and the Return to Self
from The Soulbody Wholeness Podcast · host Joshua Zamrin
In this raw and real episode, Joshua sits down with his soul brother and prior guide and mentor, David Miranda.David is a certified Purpose Guide, Neurodynamic Breathwork Facilitator, and trauma informed somatic practitioner.David opens up about what he refers to as his “Calling to Clarity”- the story of how he spent a major portion of his life in a fog, seeking love, connection, and validation through the haze of drugs, alcohol, and sex addiction.And the precise moments of Divine grace- a clearing of the haze and the revelation of clarity- the transformational shift of identity from the outer to the inner. The moments where he was able to finally come home to his Soul.David and Joshua explore themes around:Identity crisisAddictionHow clarity requires clearing, simplifying, and removingThe raw human version of spiritual awakeningThe immortal will, creativity, and sacred memory of the human spiritThe multi-dimensional nature of relationships and karmic connectionsThe role of music and culture in personal discoveryThis episode is also an experiment in a new type of authenticity for the podcast, as it was more of a conversation between two brothers. David shares his story not from a place of polished preparation, but rather from dropping into the raw present moment.It was a living, breathing relationship he got to re-experience with his story, connecting new dots and revealing new insight.ResourcesTo learn more about David’s work: http://purposeiscalling.life/Follow him on IG: @yourlegacycallsFollow me on IG: @soulbodywholenessFor more info and offerings on my work: http://www.soulbodywholeness.lifeListen to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5JGUdae..Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast..Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBuHajAsux7bwwwLJO_xfzBn7pCwl8IKe&si=KiQPfYDmqJ_F_3FY
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In this raw and real episode, Joshua sits down with his soul brother and prior guide and mentor, David Miranda.David is a certified Purpose Guide, Neurodynamic Breathwork Facilitator, and trauma informed somatic practitioner.David opens up about what he refers to as his “Calling to Clarity”- the story of how he spent a major portion of his life in a fog, seeking love, connection, and validation through the haze of drugs, alcohol, and sex addiction.And the precise moments of Divine grace- a clearing of the haze and the revelation of clarity- the transformational shift of identity from the outer to the inner. The moments where he was able to finally come home to his Soul.David and Joshua explore themes around:Identity crisisAddictionHow clarity requires clearing, simplifying, and removingThe raw human version of spiritual awakeningThe immortal will, creativity, and sacred memory of the human spiritThe multi-dimensional nature of relationships and karmic connectionsThe role of music and culture in personal discoveryThis episode is also an experiment in a new type of authenticity for the podcast, as it was more of a conversation between two brothers. David shares his story not from a place of polished preparation, but rather from dropping into the raw present moment.It was a living, breathing relationship he got to re-experience with his story, connecting new dots and revealing new insight.ResourcesTo learn more about David’s work: http://purposeiscalling.life/Follow him on IG: @yourlegacycallsFollow me on IG: @soulbodywholenessFor more info and offerings on my work: http://www.soulbodywholeness.lifeListen to the podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5JGUdae..Listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast..Watch on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBuHajAsux7bwwwLJO_xfzBn7pCwl8IKe&si=KiQPfYDmqJ_F_3FY
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