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Ep 17: When Souls Speak: The Lessons of Loss and Forgiveness

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What happens when a profound psychedelic experience opens a gateway to healing family wounds that have festered for decades? Brittany and Brian Johnston share their most vulnerable conversation yet, revealing how a therapeutic mushroom journey on Brittany's 40th birthday unexpectedly unlocked deep compassion for family trauma that had shaped Brian's entire life.
The emotional center of this episode revolves around Brian's sister Shannon, who passed away at four months old in 1977, six years before he was born. During their psilocybin experience, Shannon's presence became palpable, allowing Brian to feel—perhaps for the first time—the devastating grief his parents endured. This revelation transformed his understanding of his father, a man whose unprocessed trauma had manifested as anger and bitterness throughout Brian's childhood.
September 28th carries heavy significance in their family story. Through tears and raw vulnerability, the hosts explore how one tragic moment can ripple through generations, especially when people lack the tools and support to process their grief. Brian shares a recent breakthrough conversation with his estranged father that brought unexpected healing after years of distance.
The conversation expands beyond personal experience to explore Kabbalistic wisdom about why souls leave this world early.
This episode will resonate deeply with anyone carrying family wounds, processing grief, or interested in how alternative healing modalities can access emotional truths that traditional therapy sometimes cannot reach. Join us for this heart-opening discussion about generational healing, soul connections, and transforming pain into compassion.

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Chapters

1. Welcome Back to The Love Movement (00:00:00)

2. Mushroom Journey Reveals Deep Insights (00:03:03)

3. Shannon's Presence and Spiritual Messages (00:08:32)

4. Family Trauma and Painful History (00:15:25)

5. Finding Compassion and Healing (00:24:04)

6. Soul Lessons and Kabbalah Wisdom (00:31:08)

7. Closing Thoughts on Healing Generational Pain (00:36:55)

17 episodes

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Content provided by Brian and Brittany Johnston and Brittany Johnston. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Brian and Brittany Johnston and Brittany Johnston or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

What happens when a profound psychedelic experience opens a gateway to healing family wounds that have festered for decades? Brittany and Brian Johnston share their most vulnerable conversation yet, revealing how a therapeutic mushroom journey on Brittany's 40th birthday unexpectedly unlocked deep compassion for family trauma that had shaped Brian's entire life.
The emotional center of this episode revolves around Brian's sister Shannon, who passed away at four months old in 1977, six years before he was born. During their psilocybin experience, Shannon's presence became palpable, allowing Brian to feel—perhaps for the first time—the devastating grief his parents endured. This revelation transformed his understanding of his father, a man whose unprocessed trauma had manifested as anger and bitterness throughout Brian's childhood.
September 28th carries heavy significance in their family story. Through tears and raw vulnerability, the hosts explore how one tragic moment can ripple through generations, especially when people lack the tools and support to process their grief. Brian shares a recent breakthrough conversation with his estranged father that brought unexpected healing after years of distance.
The conversation expands beyond personal experience to explore Kabbalistic wisdom about why souls leave this world early.
This episode will resonate deeply with anyone carrying family wounds, processing grief, or interested in how alternative healing modalities can access emotional truths that traditional therapy sometimes cannot reach. Join us for this heart-opening discussion about generational healing, soul connections, and transforming pain into compassion.

David Ghiyam - Kabbalah

David Ghiyam Instagram

We would Love to hear from you, Send us a text message :)

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome Back to The Love Movement (00:00:00)

2. Mushroom Journey Reveals Deep Insights (00:03:03)

3. Shannon's Presence and Spiritual Messages (00:08:32)

4. Family Trauma and Painful History (00:15:25)

5. Finding Compassion and Healing (00:24:04)

6. Soul Lessons and Kabbalah Wisdom (00:31:08)

7. Closing Thoughts on Healing Generational Pain (00:36:55)

17 episodes

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