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EPISODE · Feb 8, 2026 · 33 MIN

Season 5 | 2026: Episode #3 with Sister Sodium

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Sister Sodium is the founder of the Solara Frequency Foundation and the inventor of BioPhi™ and The Print healing system. After becoming critically ill and bedridden for nearly a decade following military service, she pioneered a new form of energy medicine rooted in harmonic coherence, waveform geometry, and radical sovereignty.Today, she teaches others how to reclaim their health, identity, and voice using frequency-based tools. Her work bridges science, spirit, and community care, reaching thousands through viral videos, research collaborations, and a living sanctuary in St. Louis, Missouri. She is known for restoring joy, power, and clarity to those who feel lost.🎥 Want to watch the video version of this podcast?Head over to our YouTube channel!👉 https://youtu.be/a3s_TFHgNSE🌟 About the Host — Barbara Anne Gardenhire-MillsTo learn more about Barbara Anne Gardenhire-Mills, Founder of Purpose-Filled Solutions & Evolutions, and how we support business growth, leadership development, and employee engagement, schedule a Complimentary Assessment & Strategy Session here:👉 https://calendly.com/barbaraanne-purposefilledsande/pfse-free-coaching-consulting-strategy-referral

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