Navigating Empathy and Intuition in the Age of Aquarius w/ Julie Pham #59

In this episode I have the pleasure of speaking with Julie Pham, an intuitive healer and teacher focused on helping individuals elevate collective consciousness. We delve into the concept of Dharma as an antidote to suffering, exploring how living one's true purpose can foster a better world. Julie shares her journey of developing and harnessing her intuition, emphasizing the universality of intuitive abilities and the personal nuances of interpreting them. The conversation also covers energetic hygiene practices for empaths, the transformative process of understanding and healing karma, and the societal shift from a wounded masculine energy to a harmonious balance with the feminine. They touch upon the potential impact of extraterrestrial awareness on human unity and the importance of embracing both narcissistic and empathic traits for personal and collective evolution. Finally, the episode explores the challenges of living authentically in a transitioning world and the optimistic outlook for humanity's progression into a more equitable and spiritually connected society. | Connect with Julie | https://www.instagram.com/juliephamxo/ https://juliepham.co/ | Connect with Joe | Sign up for coaching and classes here:  https://beacons.ai/garnation Intuitive Coaching:  https://www.joegarner.net/ Join my community to gain access to ascension-related articles, channeled information, monthly Q&A sessions, and more at https://joegarner.substack.com/ https://www.instagram.com/garnation/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzzxXIK5MP1pceiX-9QjxGA 00:00 Exploring the Concept of Dharma and Its Impact 01:20 Introducing Julie Pham: Intuitive Healer and Teacher 01:58 The Journey of an Intuitive: Dreams, Premonitions, and Energy 06:37 Energetic Hygiene: Practices for Empaths 08:49 Understanding Karma and Its Role in Our Lives 12:03 The Shift in Consciousness: From Wounded Masculine to Balanced Energies 23:29 Navigating the Transition: Empathy, Extraterrestrials, and the Future 33:22 Concluding Thoughts and Where to Find Julie Pham