EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 15 MIN
Spring Equinox: A Portal for Conscious Creation
from True Self Mastery · host Anne Van de Water
We explore why real, supportive community drives health, longevity, and purpose more than any supplement, and we invite listeners to gather in Santa Barbara for a one-day Conscious Creation Immersion on the Spring Equinox. From visions at Mount Kuchuma to a doctor’s take on mortality, we connect land, science, and practice to help you align your life.• recording at Rancho La Puerta and teaching authentic alignment• meaning of Mount Kuchuma and ancestral context• dream message calling for community• physician insight on relationships and longevity• loneliness as a leading mortality risk• invitation to Spring Equinox Conscious Creation Immersion in Santa BarbaraSpring Equinox, the Conscious Creation Immersion, a True Self Mastery Experience. Saturday, March 21st from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in a beautiful private sanctuary on eight acres in Santa Barbara, CA. Learn more and register Here🌟 Connect with Anne Van de Water 🌟Learn more about the True Self Mastery Ecosystem, explore resources, and go deeper into your work at: https://annevandewater.comFollow Anne on Instagram for inspiration: @annevandewaterIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. It helps more people discover the path of True Self Mastery.
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We explore why real, supportive community drives health, longevity, and purpose more than any supplement, and we invite listeners to gather in Santa Barbara for a one-day Conscious Creation Immersion on the Spring Equinox. From visions at Mount Kuchuma to a doctor’s take on mortality, we connect land, science, and practice to help you align your life. • recording at Rancho La Puerta and teaching authentic alignment • meaning of Mount Kuchuma and ancestral context • dream message calling for ...
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