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EPISODE · Jun 22, 2026 · 35 MIN

The Bitter Seed: Saving the Humans

from The Crack'D Open Podcast · host GoddessTelly

What happens when a 30-second interaction turns into a seven-day lesson?In this real-time Sunday episode of The Crack'd Open Podcast, Telly breaks down an unexpected encounter with AI Boss that became a lesson in ego, accountability, identity, and freedom.A stranger remembers the Problem Child.Another remembers the woman in purple.One interaction becomes an opportunity to examine the Solar Plexus, personal power, Father's Day energy, and what it truly means to be free.This episode explores:• The encounter with AI Boss• The Problem Child alter ego• Sunday Sun energy• The Moon in Virgo weather report• Solar Plexus healing• The bitterness and medicine of moringa seeds• The number 10 and new beginnings• Saving the humans• Father energy and accountability• Journey to Freedom by Bridget PettisSometimes life gives us bitter seeds.The question is whether they came to poison us or heal us.Today's lesson:Not everyone remembers your pain.Not everyone remembers your light.Both are part of the journey.We Free.We Heal.We Save the Humans.#CrackdOpenPodcast #MoonBabyAlchemy #SavingTheHumans #SolarPlexus #JourneyToFreedom #MoringaSeeds #FatherEnergy #SundayEnergy

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