EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 1H 32M
Julie Tunador on Higher Self Guidance Consciousness and Purpose
from The SAvvy Shift · host Samantha SAvvy
In this episode, we sit down with Julie Tunador to explore consciousness, intuition, and purpose through both a scientific and personal lens. Julie shares how her career began in crime scene investigation and how that path led her into hypnosis, subconscious work, and consciousness studies.We talk about what consciousness means, how to connect with your higher self, and why stillness matters when you want real inner guidance. Julie also explains practical tools like pendulums, meditation, and hypnosis, while breaking down why some people access altered states more easily than others.Along the way, we discuss the connection between science and spirituality, suggestibility, past life regression, parallel lives, and the feeling that reality may be more layered than it seems. We also get into surrender, trust, and how to align with your purpose without letting fear drive your decisions.This conversation offers a grounded look at intuition, inner growth, and the choices that move us closer to a more aligned life.Explore More of Samantha SAvvy's work:Get your FREE Boundaries Blueprint: https://www.samanthasavvy.com/how-to-...What's Your Survival Style? Take the Quiz! https://www.samanthasavvy.com/surviva...Take the 7 Day Awakening Challenge: https://www.samanthasavvy.com/7-daysShop SAvvy: https://www.samanthasavvy.com/browse/Chapters00:00 Welcome and Julie Tunador intro02:19 From crime scenes to consciousness work03:40 What is consciousness really08:26 How to connect with your higher self11:17 How pendulum readings work18:37 Clearing your mind for intuition21:02 Science and spirituality explained28:56 Gateway Tapes and suggestibility35:12 Why hypnosis feels hard for some people45:01 Parallel lives purpose and surrender
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