EPISODE · Jul 14, 2021 · 44 MIN
Revealed By Darkness with Chloe Elgar
from Altared Podcast
Today's episode is not the norm. New age spirituality, look out, because Chloe Elgar is a truth-teller and a seer. She is the one who sees with her eyes closed. She is the one who sees in the dark. What you see is not what you get. Behind her big eyes, welcoming smile and open heart lives unmistakable wisdom, cut-throat truth and raw intensity. She will not just tell you what you want to hear. Her work is rooted in cultivating a different relationship with darkness and intuition.In today's episode we dive deep into:Our relationship with darkness and why we must embrace itOur intuition and how to access itOur connection to the spirit worldStillness and what can catch us when we arriveWhat happens when we numb our giftsIntegrating every aspect of ourselves and why it's non negotiableThe tapestry of Chloe's life weaves in different spiritual aspects of the East and the West, thanks to a unique childhood growing up in Malaysia. A fierce believer in magic and ally to Mother Earth, Chloe surrounds herself with the wisdom and teachings of nature and the ancestors. Working with Chloe invites you to walk in the dark and to stop hiding from life. She works with people on claiming and developing their intuitive skills and strengthening their voice and expressions. Chloe works closely with the runes, ancestors, magic, animals, and nordic wisdom.Chloe's book is out tomorrow! You can find it HERE www.channeledbychloe.com@channeledbychloeHave you left Savage Lifecast a review yet wherever you listen to this? I would so appreciate it if you would, because your review gets this into more listeners ears. If you dug this episode, consider sharing it with your friends, and be sure to tag me and let me know @alexasilvaggio Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Embed this episode
NOW PLAYING
Revealed By Darkness with Chloe Elgar
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.