Most people talk about growth as if it’s a straight line.
As if healing means moving forward with grace, certainty, and a perfectly curated living room.
But the truth is far more human — and far more holy.

In this week’s episode of Sacred Conversations, Suze speaks from a place few are willing to show publicly:
laundry on the staircase, deadlines pressing against her chest, the mind wanting to collapse or run, and the quiet, unwavering presence of God beneath it all.

This episode is a doorway into what it really means to be true — not polished, not perfected, not “on top of things,” but true.

It’s an exploration of:

• The surprising freedom of admitting you don’t know how it will all get done
• The deep surrender that appears when the mind is screaming to escape
• What it means to “come out” spiritually — even when it’s the most vulnerable part of you
• Why your unfolding needs witnesses
• Why pressure, mess, and uncertainty don’t mean you’re off path
• How the divine thread pulls us forward even when the survival thread panics
• What it means to walk a path you didn’t choose — but that chooses you every day
• The quiet power of letting God show you what your life is capable of

This is one of Suze’s most intimate episodes — raw, honest, spiritually grounded, and deeply human.
It invites you to breathe again. To stop pretending. To let your soul be met exactly where you are.

Because maybe the point isn’t to have it all together.
Maybe the point is to stay in relationship with the unfolding — even when it looks messy.

If this speaks to you, join us at The Sacred Pause.
A 5-day silent nature retreat for professionals who need to stop doing, reset their nervous system, and return to the quiet truth inside.

In this episode of The Suze Maclaine Pont Show, Suze and Jakko explore the deeper meaning of responsibility — not as carrying the weight of the world, but as our ability to respond from the soul rather than from survival.

They discuss the three layers of responsibility — personal, interpersonal, and collective — and how trauma often keeps us reacting instead of responding. Through stories from Scripture, marriage, and Suze’s own journey, they uncover how true responsibility begins with nervous system regulation, presence, and belonging.

This episode is a profound reminder that humility isn’t hiding, and care isn’t control — it’s the courage to speak, act, and love from alignment with your divine calling.

Topics covered:

• The difference between reaction and response
• How trauma shapes our perception of responsibility
• Why true humility is not hiding your light
• The nervous system as the foundation for soulful leadership
• How belonging changes the way we serve
• What it means to speak from your divine calling

Mentioned in this episode:
The Sacred Pause Retreat — a five-day experience at Suze’s farmhouse in nature for professionals ready to return to simplicity, rest, and soul alignment.

Listen now and rediscover responsibility as a sacred practice of presence.

“The point of life isn’t to get it right — it’s to be here for it. Even when it’s messy, even when it’s hard, even when you don’t know how.” — Suze Maclaine Pont

In this episode of The Suze Maclaine Pont Show, Suze and her husband Jaco explore a pattern most of us know too well — the constant push to get things done so we can finally rest. What if that drive is actually what keeps us from peace?

Through the story of Jacob wrestling with God, Suze reveals how easily we miss the point of life when we rush to fix, prove, and perform instead of being present. Together, they dive into what it means to meet life as it is — to stay curious in the face of pressure, to welcome both joy and sorrow, and to rediscover faith as something embodied, not conceptual.

This is a conversation about coming home — to your body, to your faith, and to the sacred simplicity of being alive.

• Listen if you’re feeling caught between doing and being, striving and surrendering.
• Stay until the end for Suze’s story of how curiosity became her way of bringing God into everyday life.

• The pressure to finish, fix, or get to the end — and why it’s an illusion.
• What the story of Jacob wrestling with God can teach us about presence.
• How external “judgment figures” like Sinterklaas shape our relationship to God.
• Embodiment, curiosity, and allowing both joy and pain as part of the same flow.
• The difference between faith as a concept and faith as a lived experience.
• Suze’s “five-minute vacations” — learning to invite God into every moment.

Have you ever found yourself saying things you don’t mean, watching yourself from outside your body, or suddenly realizing you’ve left the moment completely? In this deeply honest conversation, Suze and Jakko explore dissociation — not as a pathology, but as the body’s intelligent attempt to protect us when emotions feel too big to handle.

Through real stories from their own lives and from decades of trauma work, they illuminate how dissociation shows up in relationships, why reasoning never works in the moment, and how to rebuild the inner adult that can stay present with life — even when it hurts.

This episode is an invitation to compassion: for the younger parts of you that had no choice but to leave, and for the adult within you who is ready to return.

Take the Secret Self-Betrayal Quiz to discover your hidden survival pattern: sabotagerelief.com

And if your body is asking for stillness and reconnection,
Join me for The Sacred Pause —
a five-day immersion to reset your nervous system and come home to God, nature, and yourself.