In this episode of Something About Love, inspiration comes from the Sanskrit word Manmathoddipana, which means "the act of kindling or inflaming love". Guided meditation leads to a Kindling Love Club meeting where members explore the act of inflaming love. Later, during Reiki healing, a message is received from Spirit to warn against using false means to inflame love, along with sage advice on how to kindle romantic love in a healthy way.

When you hear Robert Palmer sing "Might as well face it, you're addicted to love," do you start to feel a little self-conscious? Like maybe you really DO have to face up to your love addiction?? If you think this just applies to sex, it's time to expand your mind to discover the wide variety of ways an addiction to love can take hold. Inspired by the Sanskrit word Kamaskti (which I just realize I never mentioned in the podcast recording!), which means Addiction to Love, we use guided meditation to explore the positives and negatives of this kind of love, then follow with Reiki healing energy to heal anything that has been brought up for healing.

Episode 6

How in the world does someone do a meditation on "Love, a Rat, a Mouse"? I mean, The Cure sang a song called "Love Cats", but not Love Rats, and Captain and Tenille sang "Muskrat Love", but that's a completely different animal; however, with the Sanskrit inspiration word Karva, that's what we get - Love, a Rat, a Mouse. Take a listen and join me as we dive into Love, a Rat, a Mouse to explore this form of love through meditation and reiki energy healing.

Note: If you are operating heavy machinery or performing an appendectomy, it is not a good time to go into meditation. The good news is, most of the time you can let this play in the background without joining into the meditative state and still benefit from the contemplation and energy of the podcast. Use your best judgement.