Innerbloom Podcast

From the Archives - 001: Conversations with John

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Ambie channels an Arcturian being named John while driving alone, revealing how to be more fully in each moment.
The episode begins with hosts Alexa and Ambie introducing themselves and their podcast's focus on metaphysical topics. Ambie channels an Arcturian being named John while driving alone, and they play the recording where John answers a question about being more fully in each moment by letting go of worries and connecting to higher purpose. After the channeling, Alexa and Ambie discuss John's message, particularly about reaching for phones instead of higher selves when feeling disconnected. Alexa shares a personal anecdote about resisting her phone at a nail salon to talk to a stranger, illustrating the theme. They explore how social media and phones act as ego devices, with Alexa recounting a viral post that earned $15,000 when she didn't seek validation. The hosts talk about embracing uniqueness, citing examples like Winnie Harlow and Kanye West. Ambie describes a telekinesis experiment where a teenager moved tinfoil with her mind, linking it to John's mention of breaking physical laws. They discuss cloud bursting as an empowering practice. The conversation shifts to physical symptoms as messages, with Alexa sharing how a stye disappeared after she accepted it as a sign of anger, and Ambie mentioning a yeast infection related to relationship issues. They reference Louise Hay's book 'Heal Your Life' for symptom meanings. The hosts emphasize listening to inner guidance as a cheerleader, contrasting it with negative internal voices. Ambie recounts a personal crisis during pregnancy where guidance reassured her, leading to positive outcomes. They discuss retraining oneself to feel good and using gratitude journals. The episode concludes with reflections on children's authenticity and societal conformity, noting how new generations might lead to greater individuality.

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A playful channeling about intuition, rebellion, and finding wonder in everyday metaphysical practice.

A recorded channeling with an Arcturian being named John turns spiritual curiosity into a loose, playful test of attention, intuition, and possibility.

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Press play when a piece of tinfoil, a happy thought, and an Arcturian being named John sound like a reasonable afternoon.

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