In this episode, Annette Knopp, author of Mystic Nomad, returns to the podcast for a deep, intimate, and unfiltered conversation about inner authority, broken trust, and the long journey back to true connection.

Through her lived experience, Annette reflects on the meaning of spiritual guidance, the dangers of projecting our inner gold onto teachers or systems, and the slow, embodied process of reclaiming wisdom from within. We speak about writing as a path of repair, the body as a place of return, and the moments when familiar frameworks fall away and something truer begins to emerge.

This conversation does not offer easy answers or spiritual shortcuts. Instead, it invites a more honest listening to the body, to experience, and to the ground that appears when everything else dissolves.

If you’re interested in India or Scotland write christineraine360@gmail for more information.

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Jessica Hernández, parapsicóloga, artista y rezadora argentina radicada en el Caribe conversa con Christine sobre la partida de Lila y Chiso, sus compañeros perrunos, y sobre cómo los animales pueden ser verdaderos aliados espirituales en los momentos de cambio profundo.

El episodio entreteje esta conversación con testimonios de amigos que honran a sus propias mascotas. Un viaje sensible y luminoso hacia el corazón: cuando el amor trasciende la forma y nos recuerda el camino de regreso a lo esencial.

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Este episodio tiene música original del cantautor británico Nick Mulvey.

Caroline Kist is a Dutch artist and photographer whose path led her from law and humanitarian work to discovering, in her forties, the strength of her own voice behind the camera.

In this conversation, she traces the ruptures that pushed her toward rebirth: her years at the United Nations, the shadows of depression, raising three children, and the silent weight of a father marked by war. Photography became her way of coming home, of revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary, and of slowing down in a world that demands speed.

How Art Saved My Life and Gave Me Back My Voice is an intimate Heroine’s Journey, a story of courage, creativity, and the healing power of following an inner calling.

To see Caroline’s work: @carolinekist on IG

To learn more about heroine journey experiences I’m 2026: [retreat in Costa Rica; and trips to India and Scotland] you can write to christineraine.org

For info about the mini empathy festival & 10 year anniversary of Conversable visit @conversable_cr