EPISODE · Nov 13, 2025 · 51 MIN
Rewiring the Soul with Reginald Martin
from Perspective with Viv · host Viv
Ep. 167. In this episode, I sit down with Reginald Martin, spiritual architect and creator of Kemetaphysics, to explore spirituality, identity, and healing from trauma. We discuss his journey of leaving Christianity, the concept of identity resurrection, and how remembering our true selves can unlock emotional freedom and personal growth.Reginald shares insights on the power of belief systems, the importance of community in healing spiritual trauma, and how symbols and ancient wisdom can guide us toward self-discovery. We also explore practical ways to tune into your emotions as a tool for transformation.SegmentsLeaving Christianity: Breaking free from old identity scriptsIdentity Resurrection: Remembering and rebuilding the soulHealing Spiritual Trauma: The role of community and belief systemsKemetaphysics: Ancient wisdom for modern personal growthSymbols and Emotional Freedom: Using inner guidance for transformationWatch the full episode on YouTube hereBioReginald Martin is a spiritual architect, metaphysician, and creator of Kametaphysics™—a transformative framework that blends ancient Kemetic science with modern psychology. Through his work, Reginald helps spiritual leaders, creatives, and high-performers heal subconscious religious programming, reclaim inner sovereignty, and reconstruct their identity from the inside out. His mission: to guide people beyond belief systems and into soul-level alignment, where peace, power, and purpose are self-sourced, not performance-based.Reginald's Substack Sovereign Soul Collective is Reginald Martin’s primary platform, a sanctuary for therapists, coaches, energy practitioners, spiritual leaders, and conscious seekers ready to move beyond doctrine into deep alignment. You can find thought-provoking articles, decoded symbolism, and practical metaphysical frameworks.
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