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Friends.
This is a good one.
What if the people we've been taught to fear have something to teach us about spirituality because what if God is way, way bigger than what our own religion tells us?
Now, THERE’S a question - am I right?!
In this episode, I'm joined by Sunshine Witchski (aka the Pink-Haired Sober Witch). She's a psychic medium, spiritual advisor, teacher, and author whose journey has taken her from a Catholic upbringing and decades of addiction to sobriety and a deeply personal spiritual practice.
Sunshine began drinking at just eight years old …
Yes, you read that right - 8 years old.
… and after 32 years of drinking, a long journey of searching, and a turning point that led her to recovery - she began building a different relationship with herself, her spirituality, and the world around her. At the time of our conversation, she was celebrating SEVEN years of sobriety.
Amazing.
Over the course of our conversation, we talk about her childhood in the Catholic Church, the questions she wasn't allowed to ask, and how exploring witchcraft and mysticism opened up new possibilities for her spiritual life. Sunshine explains what witchcraft means to her, how intention and ritual fit into her daily practice, and why she believes spiritual insight must be accompanied by real-world action.
As someone who grew up in conservative evangelical Christianity, I share some of my own journey of questioning the beliefs I inherited and discovering how much there was to learn beyond the boundaries I'd been given.
This isn't a conversation about agreeing on every belief; instead, it's about curiosity, freedom, and the possibility that listening to another person's story might deepen our own understanding of spirituality.
What if we became a little less afraid of the questions and a little more curious about the people asking them?
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