It Is Go-Time — A Wake-Up Call to the Soul

EPISODE · Apr 6, 2025 · 1H 6M

It Is Go-Time — A Wake-Up Call to the Soul

from Divine Design Podcast & Divine Letters

This episode is not just a conversation—it’s a portal.I sat down with Tara Khandro for a deeply powerful, unfiltered, and cosmic journey into what it truly means to live in alignment with your divine design. If you’ve been feeling like something is shifting in you and around you—this is your confirmation.🔥 Here’s what to expect in this episode: ✨ The meaning behind “It’s Go-Time”—and why now is the moment to bloom. 🌌 The energetic impact of Neptune moving into Aries for the first time in 160 years. 🌀 How adversity becomes alchemy—and how our pain leads us to purpose. 🌱 Why the future of education, parenting, and sensitivity is being redefined. 🧬 The transition from the Cross of Planning to the Sleeping Phoenix in Human Design. 👼 Real talk about suicide, soul contracts, and the children who came too early. 🌈 The genius of kids, the wisdom of empaths, and how we are all adjusting to this new Earth.This episode is rich with mysticism, grounded in truth, and pulsing with the frequency of transformation. You’ll walk away seeing yourself—and the world—differently.🎧 Tune in, share this with someone who needs a spark, and don’t forget to subscribe.💬 Tell us in the comments or reviews: What part of your divine design is ready to rise?✨ Because the time isn’t later… It’s now. It’s Go-Time.

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