Innerbloom Podcast

S3 E2 - Our Arc9 Event is this Saturday!

·1 hr 2 min·5 clips
The hosts reveal the universe seemed to say 'no' to their last episode, but they pushed through with laughter.
The episode begins with hosts Alexa and Ambie going live, celebrating the return of Zoom features and joking about technical issues from their previous podcast. They express appreciation for sweet listener comments that countered feelings of being overlooked. The hosts then promote their upcoming free event on April 4th, where Ambie will channel the Arc9, described as nine Arcturian beings. Ambie mentions they planned to discuss how other channels, like Bashar, relay similar messages. Alexa shares a personal story about suddenly reconnecting with her past in the music industry, feeling a spark of aliveness return after years away. They talk about feeling detached from political turmoil recently, contrasting with last year's paralysis. The conversation shifts to star beings like Arcturians and Pleiadians, with a message that they protect the planet but allow human free will, urging individual action. Ambie and Alexa discuss their different purposes, referencing an Arc9 metaphor where one is a sail and the other a stake. They digress into personal anecdotes, including Ambie's experience seeing a deceased relative and a mediumship reading for Alexa's dog Holly, who passed away. Holly communicates through Ambie, saying she'll bark to show her presence. The hosts return to Arc9, explaining they are future versions or higher selves, and share how they've helped with life decisions like quitting jobs and detaching from possessions. They touch on themes of control, using parenting analogies. Towards the end, they mention a potential date for open contact with star beings or a cataclysm if humanity doesn't change, linking it to collective consciousness. They reiterate event details, noting over 130 registrants, and encourage sign-ups for the free Zoom session with Q&A.

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A candid live episode where technical trouble, pet anxiety, grief, and spiritual language all fold into the work of staying present.

This live episode finds its shape in the gap between what was planned and what actually happened. The hosts revisit a podcast release knocked around by technical problems, treating the mess with enough humor to keep it from hardening into frustration.

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A live hangout for anyone trying to stay present while a limping dog, a $5,000 flight, and old grief crowd the room.

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