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Jaisa's son's tumor took up ninety percent of his chest. Seven days later, it was gone.In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jason Yuan, a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist who has spent years studying the human biofield, the energy field that modern science can measure but still can't fully explain. We break down a groundbreaking study from MD Anderson Cancer Center, where visualization based healing methods reduced cancer spread in mice by fifty percent, and talk about what that means for the future of medicine.We also explore the biblical roots of energy healing, including what Jesus may have meant by laying on of hands, and Jaisa shares her own story of watching her son's tumor disappear during his cancer treatment. This conversation sits right at the intersection of faith, science, and mysticism, and it might change how you think about healing.In this episode, we cover:What the human biofield is and how science is beginning to measure itThe MD Anderson study on biofield therapies and pancreatic cancer cellsThe difference between the Bengston Healing Method, Reiki, acupuncture, and other energy healing practicesLaying on of hands as one of the oldest recorded healing practices in historyJaisa's personal story of her son's cancer diagnosis and recoveryHow energy healing and Christian faith can coexist without contradictionAbout our guest: Dr. Jason Yuan is a naturopathic physician and acupuncturist specializing in integrative and functional medicine. He also practices and teaches biofield therapies, drawing on his own healing journey with chronic eczema to help others explore the connection between energy, consciousness, and health.Follow Dr. Jayson on Instagram @Dr. Jayson Yuan ND. LAc.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 19: The Power of Intention Part IEpisode 20: The Power of Intention Part IISupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

Abortion and homosexuality. If you grew up in conservative Christianity, you know these are the two issues. The ones that decide votes. The ones churches will not bend on. But what if neither issue started out as the point?This is part three of our series on the church’s role in building white supremacy in America. In part one, we traced colonization and slavery. In part two, we covered Jim Crow and the civil rights era. In this episode, we follow that same through line of racism forward to the political strategy that focused conservative Christians on abortion and homosexuality, in order to secure the conservative Christian vote and keep the right people in office to uphold segregation.This episode wraps up our current series on the Christian church’s historical role in building white supremacy in America.Topics covered: a recap of part one (colonization and slavery) and part two (Jim Crow and civil rights), the political strategy that focused conservative Christians on abortion and homosexuality, securing the conservative Christian vote, and how that vote was used to uphold segregation.If you like this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 86: 1493 When the Church Gave Permission for Conquest and SlaveryEpisode 87: Jim Crow and the Pulpit: How the Church Preached Racism as God's OrderSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

In part two of this series, Rachael and Jaisa walk through the comprehensive legal system of Jim Crow, the culture of lynching as a celebrated Christian community event, and the documented role of white evangelical leaders in opposing civil rights. We talk about Jerry Falwell Senior's 1958 sermon declaring racial integration a communist plot against God's design. We talk about Billy Graham privately urging Martin Luther King Jr. to slow the movement. And we trace how that same political base shifted from explicit segregation to a new moral framework built around abortion and homosexuality, one that secured the conservative vote without ever having to say the quiet part out loud.We're also talking about what's happening right now. ICE raids. Murdered activists. The white moderate who opposes injustice but opposes disruption more. And why silence has always been a form of consent. This is not a comfortable episode. It's a necessary one.In This Episode•       Jim Crow as a comprehensive legal system, not just a social custom•       Lynching postcards: how Christians documented and celebrated racial murder•       Jerry Falwell Senior's 1958 segregation sermon and the formation of the Moral Majority•       Billy Graham, the white moderate, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail•       The throughline from Jim Crow to today's political landscape•       Reincarnation, karma, and what a just God might actually requireIf you enjoy this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 71: Mayan Astrology ExplainedEpisode 58: The 1946 Mistake That Changed Christianity - How "Homosexual" Entered the BibleSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

What if the church didn't just fail to stop white supremacy,  it helped build it?In part one of this two-part series, Rachael takes you back to the very beginning. Not the Civil War. Not Jim Crow. 1493. The year the church wrote the theological permission slip for conquest, colonization, and the dehumanization of entire peoples.This episode breaks down three things most Christians were never taught.The Doctrine of Discovery. The papal bulls that gave European Christian nations divine permission to claim any land inhabited by non-Christians. This wasn't fringe theology. It shaped everything that came after.The Curse of Ham. One misread passage in Genesis became the theological engine for chattel slavery. What the text actually says required ignoring the Bible entirely to make the distortion work.The Pro-Slavery Church. Respected, credentialed, mainstream pastors and entire denominations built a sophisticated Bible-based case for slavery. One denomination was founded in 1845 specifically to protect the right of slaveholders. It is still one of the largest in America today.This is not a story about bad people doing bad things. This is about a theological system that was carefully constructed, widely taught, and built into the institutions many of us grew up in.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to watch: Episode 66: Feeling it All: Faith, Fury & The Call to Love Episode 55: Decolonizing the Church w/ Joash ThomasSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

What if the healing ministry of Jesus was never meant to stop with Him? In this special bonus episode, we sit back down with Charlie Goldsmith, world-renowned energy healer and star of The Healer, for a conversation that started after the cameras stopped rolling and turned into one of the most personally meaningful exchanges we have ever had on this show.Jaisa opens up about her son's tumor disappearing in seven days, the physical sensations she experienced during that time, and how this conversation finally gave her language for something she has carried for years. Together we explore the idea that what Jesus demonstrated was not exclusive to Him but a blueprint for human potential that the church may have unintentionally buried over centuries.Charlie also offers a fascinating reframe of forgiveness, original sin, and what Jesus was actually communicating through His healing ministry that cuts through centuries of religious interpretation and lands somewhere surprisingly freeing.In this episode, we explore:Why the healing ministry of Jesus was meant to be a blueprint, not a one-time eventHow Jaisa experienced an unexplained healing with her son and what that might meanThe connection between energy healing, human potential, and Christian mysticismWhy putting Jesus on a pedestal may have disempowered the very people He was trying to inspireWhat "the kingdom of God is within you" might actually mean for how we approach healing todayThis is a conversation that will expand your understanding of Jesus, of healing, and of the extraordinary potential that may already be living inside you.Order Charlie's Book Human Medicine on Amazon.To learn more about Charie, his work, television series, events and app - visit his Website.🎧 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to see Jesus through a brand new lens.If you like this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 19: The Power of Intention - Part IEpisode 20: The Power of Intention - Part 2Support the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

What if healing was possible beyond the limits of conventional medicine? In this profound episode, we welcome Charlie Goldsmith, world-renowned energy healer and star of The Healer, for an honest soul-stirring conversation about his extraordinary gift and what it truly means for humanity.Charlie opens up about how his healing abilities first emerged, what actually happens during an energy healing session, and the spiritual dimensions of a practice that has left doctors, scientists, and patients speechless. We also dive deep into one of the most fascinating topics in health and consciousness: the placebo effect and what it reveals about our innate human ability to heal ourselves from within.But Charlie's vision goes far beyond his own practice. He is on a mission to identify the most talented healers in the world, build a network of vetted practitioners, and make that healing accessible and affordable to anyone right from their iPhone.In this episode, we explore:How Charlie discovered and developed his remarkable energy healing abilitiesWhat an energy healing session looks and feels like from the insideThe incredible power of the placebo effect and our body's natural capacity to healWhy Charlie believes healing shouldn't be a privilege and what he's doing about itHis mission to create a global accessible healing network available to everyoneThis is a conversation that will expand your sense of what's possible in healing, in consciousness, and in the unseen forces that shape our lives.🎧 Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is ready to open their mind.If you like this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 74: Can the Akashic Records Improve Mental Health? A Therapist Breaks Down the Evidence w/ Candice RasaEpisode 73: The Language of Energy - Intuition, Vibration, and Spiritual Guidance w/ Sonia ChoquetteSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

In this episode, Rachael and Jaisa discuss the upcoming Full Moon in Sagittarius on May 31 and why this particular energy may feel especially significant for those in the deconstruction and reconstruction process. Sagittarius is ruled by Jupiter, the planet of expansion, truth, questioning, wisdom, and exploration, making this a powerful time to reflect on the beliefs, identities, and narratives people may be outgrowing.They explore how this full moon invites people to stop playing small, seek deeper truth, and honestly examine what is no longer aligned spiritually, emotionally, and personally. For many reevaluating faith, spirituality, or the systems they were raised in, this energy can bring clarity, courage, and a deeper sense of inner knowing.Rachael and Jaisa also discuss how working intentionally with the rhythms of nature, like the moon, is not about worshipping creation, but about using what God already created as a sacred rhythm for reflection, release, prayer, and intentional living. Throughout scripture, the natural world is used as signs, seasons, symbols, and reminders of God’s presence, and for them, this practice simply creates intentional space each month to pause, reflect, release what is no longer serving them, and call in what they hope to cultivate.They also open up personally about what they themselves are releasing in this season, what they are making space for, and the honest realities of navigating growth and change.This conversation was originally recorded for the Spirit 360 community, but after Zoom failed to record the call despite promises that members would receive the replay, they decided to sit back down and re-record it. Once they did, they realized the conversation felt too meaningful not to share with everyone.This episode encourages listeners to reflect, release, expand, and step more fully into the life and truth they are being called toward.Download your FREE Sagittarius Full Moon Ritual HereInterested in joining our Spirit 360 community? Join us!If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 71: Mayan Astrology Explained: Sacred Time, Soul Archetypes & Ceremonial Cacao w/ Christine HernandezEpisode 65: Created w/ Purpose: Faith & Astrology w/ Debra SilvermanSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

Most of us are giving love the way we want to receive it. And for a lot of people, that's where connection quietly breaks down. This week, Rachael and Jaisa sit down with Enneagram expert Abbey Howe to talk about one of the most practical and deeply human questions we can ask: how do I actually show up well for the people I care about?Abbey walks through every Enneagram type and what each one genuinely needs to feel loved, safe, and cared for. This isn't surface-level personality talk. It's a real conversation about how each type is wired, what wounds they carry, and what kind of love actually lands for them. Whether you're trying to understand your partner, your friend, your kid, your parent, or yourself, this episode will shift how you see the people around you. Abbey brings both deep knowledge of Enneagram theory and a grounded, compassionate framework that makes it feel instantly applicable to your real relationships.The Enneagram, when used well, is a tool for transformation and compassion. It helps us stop asking why people aren't more like us, and start asking what they actually need. This conversation touches on emotional healing, how our core fears shape the way we give and receive love, and how understanding type can create more safety, more depth, and more grace in every relationship in your life.If this episode opened something up for you, share it with someone you love. And if you're not already subscribed to Spirit Outspoken, now is a great time. Leave us a review if you've been listening for a while. It means more than you know. And if you want to go deeper with us, join our community and newsletter at spiritoutspoken.com.FOLLOW ABBEY & ORDER HER BOOKFind Abbey’s guided visual journal, My Enneagram                                                   Amazon Barnes & NobleHire Abbey as an Enneagram Workshop FacilitatorFollow Abbey on InstagramIf you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:Episode 72: The Enneagram Explained: Core Fears, Stress Patterns & Personal Growth w/ Ashton Whitmoyer-OberEpisode 65: Created with Purpose: Faith & Astrology w/ Debra SilvermanSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

Are you raising kids who question their faith, and wondering how to guide them without pushing them away?In this episode of Spirit Outspoken, we're diving deep into what it truly means to raise spiritually curious, critically thinking children. Whether your kids are asking big theological questions or you're simply wondering how to talk to your kids about God in an authentic way, this conversation is for you.Through personal stories and honest, heart-led conversation, we explore how parents can create space for kids to develop their own faith journey, learning discernment, asking hard questions, and discovering God beyond the walls of a church building.In this episode you'll learn:- How to give your kids spiritual freedom without compromising your values- What discernment looks like at different ages and stages- How to help children see God in nature, in people, and in everyday moments- How to nurture the divine within your child without forcing a specific path- Real stories from parents navigating honest faith conversations at homeThis is a beautiful, encouraging conversation for any parent who wants to raise children who think deeply, love genuinely, and develop a faith that is truly their own.Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with a parent who needs it.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to check out:How Studying Buddhism can Deepen a Jesus Centered LifeChristian Mystcism - It's Not What You ThinkSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

This week, we sat down with country singer-songwriter Alana Springsteen for a raw, honest, and deeply personal conversation about growing up in the church, living as a people-pleaser, and what it actually takes to step into your own voice.Alana shares how, for much of her life, she shaped herself around expectations, becoming who others needed her to be, inheriting a version of faith that did not fully feel like her own. It was not until she started getting honest, doing the inner healing work, and allowing herself to question everything that something shifted.Through songwriting and healing, she did not just find her voice, she encountered a more authentic and grounded experience of God.We also talk about one of the most relatable tensions so many people face, how to stay connected to family members who do not agree with where you have landed. Alana shares what it has looked like to hold love, compassion, and boundaries at the same time, and how to honor your growth without losing the people who matter to you.Her upcoming album, I Hope This Helps, is a reflection of this journey, vulnerable, honest, and deeply human.This episode is for anyone who is ready to stop performing and start living from what is true.FOLLOW ALANA & LISTEN TO HER MUSICInstagram/TikTok: @alanaspringsteenYouTube Website + Tour DatesGet ticketsListen to the NEW ALBUM!! I Hope This HelpsIF YOU ENJOYED THIS EPISODE, BE SURE TO CHECK OUT:Episode 51: One Pastor's Bold Truth: A Fresh Look at Christianity's Misunderstood Teachings w/ Shawn BroadnaxEpisode 48: Banned from the Bible: The Hidden Gospel of Paul & Thecla w/ Meggan WattersonSupport the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast  

This week on Spirit Outspoken, we embark on a truly transformative journey with Camille McConnell, a medium with a profound story of personal healing and spiritual discovery. Raised in a conservative Christian environment, Camille's experiences led her to break through traditional beliefs and embrace a world where divine connection and spiritual gifts are part of everyday life.In this episode, Camille shares how her encounters with loss, particularly the passing of loved ones, not only shaped her faith but also opened her to the possibilities of mediumship. Through heartfelt anecdotes, she unveils the unexpected support she's received from the spiritual realm, detailing how these experiences have not only guided her personal healing but also led to a professional path of helping others connect with their lost loved ones.Join Rachael, Jaisa, and Camille as they explore the intersections of faith, grief, and spiritual gifts, challenging conventional perceptions and embracing new forms of divine communication. Whether you're navigating your own grief or curious about the spiritual connections that transcend our world, this episode offers hope, understanding, and an insightful look into the transformative power of mediumship.Support the showJoin the Spirit 360! Online CommunitySpirit Outspoken Website for Events, Resources, and More Info  Follow Spirit Outspoken on Instagram  Follow Spirit Outspoken on TikTok  Watch Episodes on YouTube Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Apple Podcast  Subscribe to Spirit Outspoken Spotify Podcast