Sacred Sundays

What if everything you've been calling depression is actually a signal, and the system designed to guide you home has been inside you all along?In this conversation with Barry Samson, social entrepreneur, writer, and founder of the Depression Confessions, we explore what happens when we stop being afraid of emotional pain and start getting curious about it. Barry shares his own journey from a suicidal teenager to someone who has spent decades building relational containers where nothing is too hot to handle. We talk about the river of distress, why conventional therapeutic responses so often miss the mark, and what becomes possible when a group of people simply refuse to be frightened of what someone is carrying.Our conversation moves into the nervous system as our most sophisticated navigational tool, and why the check engine light we keep taping over is the very thing trying to lead us back to ourselves. Barry speaks to the power of pods, small groups of people committed to honest presence with one another, and why dysregulation resolves not through years of individual therapy but through the simple, ancient medicine of being truly witnessed. We also explore the emotional life we were designed to live, and why the path out of the river isn't complicated once we stop treating our own depths as something to manage and start treating them as something to follow.Your emotional pain is not the enemy.It is trying to tell you something important.Get curious. Let it lead you home.Guest Name: Barry Samson [email protected] out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays encore episode, Reverend Nicole Powell shares her lived experience as a medium and spiritual teacher, and the path that led her into deeper relationship with her gifts, her body, and her own inner guidance.We explore working with spirit guides, the importance of community, and the often unseen balance between spiritual service and personal health. Nicole speaks to self-doubt, somatic awareness, and the maturity required to hold spiritual gifts with responsibility and care. She also offers a glimpse into her upcoming book, which invites a deeper conversation around spiritual sovereignty and self-responsibility.This episode is an invitation to listen inward, honour your own pace, and remember the sacredness that already lives within your unique journey.Guest Name: Nicole Powell http://www.nicolepowell.caIG: https://www.instagram.com/nicolepowellca/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

What if the thing standing between us and collective healing is simply how much of our heart we're willing to let out?In this conversation with Jeff Thompson, Psychodramatist, clinical director, and longtime friend, we wander into the field Rumi wrote about, the one that exists beyond right and wrong, and explore what becomes possible when we meet each other there. Jeff shares the essence of psychodrama, a modality that blends therapy and theatre to help people enact the experiences their bodies never got to have, and why Bessel Van der Kolk calls it his number one healing modality for trauma. We talk about inner healing intelligence, the unmet needs that drive so much of human suffering, and what it looks like when a group of people organically moves toward someone who is hurting.Our conversation stretches further into the unknown, into psychedelic experience, past lives, the beginning of the universe, and the question of what might actually happen if enough of us stopped contracting in the face of fear and chose to expand instead. Jeff reflects on creativity beyond what has ever been imagined, not as an abstract idea but as a lived intention, and what it might mean for each of us to trust that our unique presence here sparks something the world has never seen before. We also pause long enough for a seven-year-old to offer a few words to the adult in the room.Ask yourself the question. How do I connect with the sacred? Your answer is already there.Guest Name: jeff thompson http://www.30minsession.comCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

What if the moment you stop pushing away what you feel is the moment it loses its grip on you?In this conversation with Alex Vu, holistic healing practitioner and founder of Nichi Healing in Nanaimo, we explore what it means to live a life rooted in presence rather than performance. Alex shares her journey from corporate Vancouver to the mountain views and ocean air of Vancouver Island, and how that leap without a map led her to a practice built on Reiki, mindfulness, sound healing, and Buddhist philosophy. We talk about Ho'oponopono, the ancient Hawaiian practice of forgiveness and reconciliation, and how sitting with our generational patterns rather than pushing them away opens something profound.Our conversation moves into purpose, pain, and the quiet that night owls know well. Alex reflects on why healing begins the moment we feel something is missing, and why true empowerment means giving people tools they can take home rather than reasons to keep coming back. We explore what it means to be human alongside our own divinity, the relationship between doing and being, and why guilt about resting might be the most telling sign that something needs attention. Alex reminds us that we are simultaneously our light and our shadow, and that showing up every day already means we are doing our best.Don't push away what you feel. Name it. Own it. And then remember. You are everything on that spectrum.Guest Name: Alex Vu https://www.nichihealingreiki.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/nichihealingCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

What if the instrument you were always meant to play has been waiting for you, and all it asks is that you slow down enough to hear it?In this conversation with Terry Mack, the heart behind Peaceful Spirit Flutes, we explore the quiet but profound world of the Native American style flute and the way it calls people home to themselves. Terry shares how a single Christmas gift completely redirected her life, and how twenty years of connecting people to flutes has taught her more about listening than anything else ever has. We talk about what it means to be musically wounded, the moment a beginner gets their first beautiful sound out of an instrument, and why the flute has a way of finding the people who need it most.Our conversation moves into the deeper medicine of sound, breath, and the trees themselves. Terry speaks to the healing that happens when we stop trying to play the right notes and simply let what's inside us move through. Whether it's grief, anger, or a voice that was silenced long ago, the flute offers a space with no judgment, only release. We also explore resilience, creativity, and the courage it takes to stop comparing and start expressing, because your inner song doesn't need to sound like anyone else's.Sometimes the most radical thing you can do is step outside. Look up. Find the beauty hiding in plain sight. And just breathe with the trees.Guest Name: Terry Mack http://www.peacefulspiritflutes.com/http://www.livinglifecreatively.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/terry.m.mack.1/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

What if spirit has been trying to reach you all along, and the only thing standing between you and that connection is where your gaze is pointed?In this conversation with Danielle Searancke, the Squamish Medium, we explore what it means to build something meaningful, and then have the courage to simplify it. Danielle shares her journey from corporate career to mediumship, from scaling a thriving spiritual school to consciously choosing peace, presence, and time with her kids over growth for growth's sake. We talk about the wisdom of knowing when enough is enough, and what it feels like when the mental and spiritual costs of a path outweigh what it gives back.Our conversation moves through grief, not just the kind that comes with loss, but the unprocessed grief we carry from every chapter we close without ceremony. We explore how indigenous and ancestral traditions have long held space for this kind of honoring, and what it costs us when we live too fast to do the same. Danielle also speaks to the moment spirit reminded her to look up, and how that single teaching has opened hearts across years of her work. Whether you're sitting with a gift you haven't yet shared, a dream you're not sure you're allowed to have, or a season you're finally ready to release, this conversation holds space for all of it.Sometimes the most sacred act is the simplest one. Breathe with the intention to access what's within. And then, look up.Guest Name: Danielle Searancke http://www.daniellesearancke.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/squamishmedium/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

What if the way you feel after an interaction is telling you everything you need to know?In this conversation with Nanaimo-based psychic life and business coach Bonita Hodgson, we explore the hidden language of energy that flows through our relationships. Bonita shares a simple but powerful visualization exercise that reveals where our energy is being invested, where it is being drained, and how we can begin reclaiming it.Our discussion moves into the deeper work of boundaries, conditioning, and why real change happens from the inside out. When we begin honouring our own energy and walking the path that is truly ours, the people and situations around us often shift in response.We also explore shadow work, inner child integration, and what it actually means to fall back in love with yourself. According to Bonita, the parts of us we were taught to hide may hold the very wisdom and power we’ve been searching for.Sometimes the path forward begins by acknowledging something simple.Your energy is yours to steward.And when you reclaim it, life begins to reorganize around who you truly are.Bonita Hodgson: https://bonitapsychiccoach.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/bonitahodgsonpsychic/IG: https://www.instagram.com/bonitahodgsonpsychicnanaimo/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Ross Tayler sits with Jennifer Eve, poet, author, ecstatic dance DJ, and self-described shame shifter extraordinaire, for a deep exploration of shadow, desire, and liberation. Jennifer opens the episode by sharing her poem Stir My Soul, setting the tone for a conversation that invites honesty, courage, and self-compassion.Together, they explore shame and guilt, shadow work, self-worth, and the long arc of healing across lifetimes. Jennifer shares her lived experience of moving from suppression to expression, from self-abandonment to embodied self-love, and how naming what lives in the dark becomes the gateway to freedom rather than something to fear.This episode is an invitation to bring curiosity and tenderness to the places we hide from ourselves, to reclaim intimacy, creativity, and play, and to remember that liberation begins when we allow all parts of us to be seen, felt, and loved.Jennifer Eve: http://www.eveofglobalgrace.com/ Book: Rise Queen Rise https://a.co/d/06j5aWWyIG: https://www.instagram.com/eveofglobalgrace/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Ross Tayler sits with healer and mind-body therapist Germana Rovinelli to explore the deep layers of subconscious healing, trauma, and the lifelong journey of reclaiming self-worth.Together they reflect on early survival patterns, the impact of growing up in toxic environments, and how unhealed childhood wounds quietly shape adult relationships, addiction, people-pleasing, and burnout. Germana shares from lived experience, speaking candidly about breaking generational cycles, learning to feel safe in the body, and releasing the belief that we must sacrifice ourselves to be loved.This episode is a powerful invitation to slow down, listen inward, and gently reconnect with the inner child that still holds both pain and magic. A conversation about responsibility without self-betrayal, healing without urgency, and learning to hold ourselves with compassion, dignity, and care.Germana Rovinelli:http://hypno4health.cahttp://ablebodyconsulting.com Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, DJ sprouT, also known as Tamara Broughton, shares her journey through music, healing, and personal transformation, and how dance became a gateway to embodiment, resilience, and connection.We explore the power of music as a healing force, the importance of boundaries when holding space for others, and the realities of navigating health challenges while staying creatively alive. Tamara reflects on her years in the music scene, the role of community in healing, and her intention to create spaces that feel safe, inclusive, and grounded.This episode is an invitation to reconnect with the body, honour creativity as a medicine, and remember that healing often happens through rhythm, movement, and being witnessed in community.Tammra Broughton: https://www.djsprout.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/djsproutIG: https://www.instagram.com/sproutlovecommunityCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Ross Tayler sits down with Paul Stewart to explore curiosity as a lived practice rather than a passing trait.Paul shares how simple mantras have shaped his inner life, his work as an entrepreneur, and his relationship to creativity in an increasingly fast paced, tech driven world. Together they reflect on the tension between doing and being, and the quiet wisdom that emerges when we allow curiosity to lead instead of urgency.This episode is an invitation to soften the grip of productivity, reconnect with presence, and remember that curiosity can be a doorway to authenticity, connection, and a more humane way of living and creating.Paul Stewart: https://www.curiositykilledtheking.com/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Seryna Myers shares her work guiding people through personal transformation, unlearning survival identities, and returning to what is most true.We explore the role of community in healing, the pressure many feel to rush their growth, and the importance of grace during times of transition. Seryna reflects on intuitive guidance, psychedelic experiences, and the necessity of integration, reminding us that healing is not about striving, but about presence and receptivity.This episode is an invitation to slow down, honour natural rhythms, and allow personal and collective healing to unfold through connection, authenticity, and support rather than urgency.Seryna Myers:https://seryna.ca/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/serynamyers/IG: https://www.instagram.com/goldensoulca/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Dominique Ceara, breathwork and somatic healing guide, shares how breath becomes a pathway from pain into freedom.We explore the simplicity and power of turning inward, using breath as an always-available tool for self-regulation, emotional balance, and grounding. Dominique offers a gentle breath practice and reflects on how even a few conscious minutes can shift our inner state and restore a sense of calm.This episode is an invitation to pause, come home to your breath, and remember that support and steadiness are closer than you think.Dominique Ceara:www.dominiqueceara.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/dominiqueceara/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Celeste Satya shares her path as a multi-dimensional guide and the heart behind HeartSpace Sacred Living Center.We explore the medicine of community, the wisdom of stillness and embodiment, and Celeste’s work with frequency, soul readings, and the emergence of light language as a form of activation. The conversation touches on ancestral and soul threads, the rhythm of life’s waves, and the ways spiritual growth unfolds through presence rather than force.This episode is an invitation to slow down, feel what’s moving beneath the surface, and reconnect with the sacred through embodiment, remembrance, and shared space.Celeste Satya:IG: http://instagram.com/heartspace.yogaboutique/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Sara Troy shares her path of self-discovery and the unfolding of her spiritual gifts alongside the very human challenges that shaped her growth.We explore self-care for empaths, the role of fear as a catalyst for transformation, and the tension between human expectation and spiritual truth. Sara reflects on collective change, the rise of the divine feminine, and the healing intelligence of nature as a guide back to purpose and authenticity.This episode is an invitation to meet your struggles with compassion, listen for your inner wisdom, and remember that your becoming is not separate from the good you’re here to offer the world.Sara Troy:Website: www.selfdiscoverywisdom.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/selfdiscoverymedia_Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Ian Byington shares his journey into the metaphysical community and the ways connection is formed through shared experience.We explore the power of music, the courage of vulnerability, and the importance of listening to inner wisdom as a guide through fear and uncertainty. Ian reflects on how simple acts of kindness and openness can become pathways to joy and spiritual growth.This episode is an invitation to soften into connection, trust what you’re feeling, and recognize the sacred woven through everyday moments and human exchange.Ian Byingtonhttps://www.spiritofvictoria.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/spiritofvictoriadirectory/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Brandy Cox, integrative counselor and spiritual medium, shares her path toward the sacred through connection, community, and embodied awareness.We explore the nervous system as a gateway to healing, the role of somatic therapy in integrating spiritual gifts, and how experiences with energy work can open deeper layers of intuition and inner wisdom. Brandy reflects on learning to trust the body and the quiet signals that guide us in everyday life.This episode is an invitation to listen to your gut, honour your body’s intelligence, and recognize the sacred as something woven into daily experience rather than set apart from it.Brandy Cox:https://brandycox.janeapp.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/therapy.with.brandy/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Marieke Leliveld, quantum energy healer and alchemist, invites us into the subtle realms of breath, energy, and self-care.We explore the power of breath as a bridge back to the true self, the intelligence of energy healing, and self-care as a foundation for emotional and spiritual well-being. Marieke speaks to the quantum field as a space of oneness and reflects on the evolving consciousness of this time, including the emergence of the “new human,” particularly as seen in children.This episode is an invitation to soften into presence, remember what already lives within you, and meet these transformative times with care, curiosity, and trust.Marieke Leliveldwww.ConsciousQuantum.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/selfcarealchemistCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Lee Shanks shares her journey of awakening and her devotion to supporting those who are newly stepping into their intuitive and spiritual paths.We explore the importance of community, trusting intuition, and the ongoing relationship with loved ones in spirit. Lee speaks to the role of lightworkers in this time and offers grounded reflections on navigating spiritual development with care, discernment, and self-trust.This episode is an invitation to honour your own awakening, stay connected rather than isolated, and walk your unique path with curiosity and confidence.Lee Shanks:https://www.leeshanks.com/IG: http://instagram.com/IntuitiveLeeCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Claire Bonin invites us into the lived experience of embodied intelligence and the wisdom that becomes available when we listen to the body.We explore the difference between moving through life from the mind alone and tuning into sensation, presence, and inner awareness. Claire speaks to self-connection as a gateway to deeper understanding and a more holistic way of living.This episode is an invitation to slow down, return to the body, and trust the quiet intelligence that has been guiding you all along.Claire Bonin:http://www.markedbyawitch.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/markedbyawitch/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Eva Grodt shares her journey into the metaphysical world and the creation of Shift in Action, a community rooted in spiritual growth and healing.We explore the importance of community, self-discovery, and the return to inner peace through presence and gratitude. Eva reflects on the human experience, the lessons that emerge through challenge, and how worry can be reframed as a form of prayer. The conversation is lightened by laughter, reminding us that joy and healing often walk together.This episode is an invitation to soften your grip, meet life with curiosity, and remember that transformation doesn’t always arrive through effort, but often through presence and connection.Eva Grodt:[email protected]://www.facebook.com/ShiftinActionCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, the script is flipped as Ross Tayler steps into the guest seat, held in conversation by Kirsten Walter.We explore Ross’s personal journey into coaching, sensitivity, and men’s work, alongside reflections on nervous system regulation, Human Design, and the hero’s journey that often shapes our healing paths. The conversation moves through shadow work, group spaces as containers for growth, and the grounding role of nature in reconnecting with what feels sacred.This episode offers a different vantage point, one that reminds us how being witnessed, rather than leading, can open unexpected doors to insight, connection, and healing.Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, Aldous Littlebird, also known as the Nicotine Nun, shares her journey from deep depression into a life shaped by peace, humour, and spiritual presence.We explore the healing role of laughter, the choice to turn toward light even in dark moments, and the way personal experience becomes a powerful teacher in mental and emotional wellness. Aldous speaks to spirituality not as an escape, but as a lived, embodied relationship with life and nature.This conversation is an invitation to soften, smile where you can, and remember that the sacred often meets us through simplicity, humour, and choosing peace one moment at a time.Connect with Aldous:[email protected] out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, Ashley Zelinski, antiquarian book collector and rune reader, invites us into a deeper relationship with the Earth, story, and inner knowing.We explore the wisdom held in runes and old books, the importance of feeling welcomed by the natural world, and the tender edges of imposter syndrome that often arise when we step into our gifts. Ashley speaks to unlearning inherited structures and listening for the quieter truths that guide us home.This conversation offers a gentle reminder that sacred connection is not something to seek far away, but something we practice through presence, curiosity, and everyday acts of remembrance.Check out Ashley's work:https://ashtreebooks.com/rune-readings-with-ashIG: https://www.instagram.com/ashtreerunes/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Maïa Mercure, death doula, speaks openly about grief, loss, and the spaces we need to be held through life’s transitions.Drawing from her own experiences, we explore the different textures of grief, the impact of sudden versus gradual loss, and why honest conversations about death matter. Maïa invites a return to community-based care, ritual, and shared presence as essential supports in the grieving process.This episode is an invitation to let grief be felt, to allow joy and sorrow to coexist, and to remember that death is not separate from life, but part of the human story we carry together.Check out Maïa's work:https://www.betweenrealms.caIG: https://www.instagram.com/betweenrealmsdeathcare/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Matthew Ashdown explores the Gene Keys as a contemplative path toward understanding our true nature.We speak about shadows and gifts, mythic and archetypal energies, and the quiet practice of contemplation as a doorway to personal and spiritual growth. Matthew offers reflections on how these teachings can be lived, not just understood, and how they invite us into a more intimate relationship with the sacred in everyday life.This episode is an invitation to slow the mind, sit with what arises, and allow deeper insight to unfold in its own time.Check out Matthew's work:http://www.matthewashdown.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/matthewashdown_grailquests/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, Carolyn Green, modern mystic and energy healer, speaks to the quiet necessity of slowing down in a world that rarely asks us to.We explore the healing power of mantra, the relevance of ancient practices in modern life, and the invitation of the Kali Yuga to choose care and consciousness over urgency. Carolyn frames self-care not as indulgence, but as a radical and grounded act of devotion.This conversation is an invitation to return to simplicity, listen for the sacred in everyday moments, and remember that slowing down can be a form of spiritual practice.Check out Carolyn's work:http://carolyngreenwellness.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/aplayfulmystic/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Reverend Thomas DeSchutter reflects on spirituality as a lived experience rooted in self-love, responsibility, and everyday presence.We explore affirmative prayer, the idea of chaos as a reorganization of love, and the Unity teachings that point to our deep interconnectedness. Thomas also shares pieces of his personal journey with music, revealing how devotion, joy, and challenge often walk hand in hand.This episode is an invitation to soften into self-acceptance, take responsibility for your inner life, and remember that the sacred is not separate from daily living, but expressed through it.Check out Rev. Thomas's work:https://www.unityvancouverisland.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/thomasbdeschutter/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Leslie Brown, trauma-informed facilitator and embodiment coach, invites us into a deeper relationship with the body and the nervous system.Through simple yet revealing embodiment practices, we explore how physical sensations carry emotional information, how “white noise” can live in our systems, and why nervous system awareness is essential for both healing and spiritual connection. Leslie speaks to self-regulation, presence, and the quiet gifts that become available when the body feels safe enough to listen.This episode is an invitation to slow down, return to your body, and meet yourself with curiosity and appreciation in the midst of everyday life.Check out Leslie's work:http://www.lesliebrowncoaching.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/lesliebrowncoaching/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, Peter Paul Harnisch shares his journey into self-discovery, presence, and the unfolding of male consciousness.We explore the role of men’s circles as spaces for honesty and belonging, the place of anger as meaningful emotional expression, and the deeper arc of the hero’s journey many men find themselves walking. Peter also speaks about Man Book, a project devoted to capturing men’s stories of awakening and lived consciousness.This conversation is an invitation for men to meet themselves more fully, engage their emotional lives with courage, and remember that transformation often happens in community, not in isolation.Check out Peter Paul's work:https://peterpaulharnisch.com/IG: http://instagram.com/peterpaulharnisch.photoCheck out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Reverend Nicole Powell shares her lived experience as a medium and spiritual teacher, and the path that led her into deeper relationship with her gifts, her body, and her own inner guidance.We explore working with spirit guides, the importance of community, and the often unseen balance between spiritual service and personal health. Nicole speaks to self-doubt, somatic awareness, and the maturity required to hold spiritual gifts with responsibility and care. She also offers a glimpse into her upcoming book, which invites a deeper conversation around spiritual sovereignty and self-responsibility.This episode is an invitation to listen inward, honour your own pace, and remember the sacredness that already lives within your unique journey.Checkout Nicole's work:http://www.nicolepowell.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/nicolepowellca/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Grant Waldman, eco-psychologist and musician, speaks to the sacred relationship between nature, breath, and the human soul.We explore the healing power of music, the role of synchronicity, and why men’s work matters in this time. Grant shares how vulnerability, presence, and reconnecting with the natural world can open pathways to deeper nourishment and meaning.This episode is an invitation to breathe more fully, soften the armour, and remember that the sacred is not something distant, but something we return to through nature, honesty, and connection.Check out Grant's work:https://www.healingworkscounselling.com/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, Thirza Voysey, equine healer and author, shares her journey from a conventional life into one shaped by healing, presence, and deep connection with horses.We explore the quiet power of being fully in the moment, the way horses invite us back into our bodies and truth, and how profound life changes can open unexpected paths of self-discovery. Thirza speaks to the unique medicine horses offer and how they help us remember who we are beneath the noise of everyday life.This conversation is an invitation to slow down, listen differently, and reconnect with yourself through presence, nature, and relationship.Check out Thirza's work:http://www.thirzavoysey.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/soulfarmsanctuary/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Ailsie Path shares her journey of awakening to her spiritual gifts and the language of cosmic key codes and light.We explore light language, healing, and the role of community as a vital container for growth and transformation. Ailisie speaks to the importance of embracing our intuitive and energetic abilities in this time, and how connection with ourselves and with others becomes a pathway for deeper healing.This episode is an invitation to remember what you carry, trust your inner knowing, and meet the power of spiritual growth through relationship rather than isolation.Ailsie Path:https://soulstar-visions.yolasite.com/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays episode, I sit with Jessica Schaefer, poet and psychotherapist, to explore poetry as a doorway into presence, care, and the sacred.We speak about My Inner Harbour as a living sanctuary, about emotions as meaningful information, and about the quiet power of noticing the small details that often carry the most truth. This is a conversation about slowing down, listening more deeply, and allowing language and feeling to guide us back into relationship with ourselves and one another.If you’ve been longing for a softer pace or a more intimate way of meeting life, this episode offers a gentle place to land.Check out Jessica’s work: Website: ⁠http://myinnerharbour.ca/IG: https://www.instagram.com/myinnerharbour/Check out Ross Tayler’s work at ⁠https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Calinda Massey shares her journey with sound, light language, and the quiet reclamation of sovereignty.We explore the power of voice, the medicine of inner silence, and the way sound and intention can reconnect us to nature and to what feels sacred within us. Calinda speaks poetically about healing as a remembering, not something to strive for, and invites us to honour our own gifts and rhythms along the way.This episode is an invitation to slow down, listen beneath the words, and meet yourself in a more intimate way.Calinda Massey:⁠http://soultosolesoundspa.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/soultosolesoundspa/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/

In this Sacred Sundays conversation, Lisa Holloway speaks to forgiveness not as an idea, but as a living practice. We explore how unconditional love, inner responsibility, and gentle self reflection can become pathways for healing, even in the presence of trauma.Lisa shares how stillness, community, and devotion to inner work open a way of relating to the sacred that is grounded, compassionate, and deeply human.An invitation to listen slowly, and with an open heart.Check out Lisa Hollowayhttps://www.lisaholloway.net/IG: https://www.instagram.com/lisahollowayarts/Check out Ross Tayler's work at https://www.rosstayler.com/