Curious Hearts

A non-dogmatic spiritual podcast for people who did everything right and still feel like something's missing :: high-achievers, organizers, healers running on empty, and anyone carrying pain or grief they're tired of hiding. I'm Vera, and I don't have this figured out either-- just sharing some reliable paths back to your truest & steadiest self, and honest conversations with folks walking this path. veralester.substack.com

Curious Hearts is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 48 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Curious Hearts, a education show with 48 episodes published.

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  Episode #39

  Ep. 39: The Transformative Practice of Humility

  Jun 24, 202631 minS1

  <p>Welcome back, Curious Hearts. And welcome to the most misunderstood and transformative spiritual practices there is.</p><p>I did not understand humility for a long time — and I don’t think I’m alone in that. I think humility has been twisted and used as a way to force people into submission. For a lot of us, "be humble" was code for "shut up and do what you're told."</p><p>So when I was asked to explore humility in my spiritual work, my defenses went up. It took some intense and gentle work to unwind humility from the pa...

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  Episode #38

  Ep. 38: Aycee Brown - Embody Your Magic

  May 28, 202637 minS1

  <p>I’m not interested in spiritual practices to escape the world. I long for practices that allow us to move authentically and skillfully in the world. That’s the kind of work this week’s guest, Aycee Brown, teaches.</p><p>Aycee Brown’s new book Embody Your Magic is thesis in three short words. How do be bring our mysical, magical selves into our bodies and into the world.(One of my joys in hosting this podcast is finding people who share my ethos and making new friends instantly.)</p><p>In a world that pulls us in every di...

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  Episode #37

  Ep. 37: The Dance of Change

  May 14, 202633 minS1

  <p>Welcome Back, Curious Hearts.</p><p>I recorded this episode a couple weeks before you’ll hear it, and in that time there’s been a pretty significant change in my life.</p><p>The details of the change don’t matter. What does matter is that I need the lesson right now just as much as anyone.</p><p>When we resist change, we suffer.</p><p>When we try to cling to the way things were, or what we think is “supposed” to happen — we suffer.</p><p>When we try to influence, manipulate, or otherwise control other people...

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  Episode #36

  Ep. 36: Tann Cordell-Schneider

  Apr 15, 20261 hourS1

  <p>Ep. 36: Tann Cordell-Schneier: The Breath is Everything.Tann and I had never talked explicitly about our spiritual lives, but I have known for a long time how much she listens to the world around her.</p><p>She has been my primary bodyworker for many years, and her way of practicing is unlike almost any other I have know. Her ability to be still, to listen to the body, and to do less is nearly unparalleled. I always suspected there was a lot more going on behind the scenes than I was told. It’s like there is a si...

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  Episode #34

  Ep. 34: The Prayer of Brushing Your Teeth

  Apr 6, 202636 minS1

  <p>I love thinking about meditation as “spiritual showers.”You don’t only shower once. Ideally, you shower every single day. Forever. You don’t shower well enough once that you suddenly are clean forever.</p><p>That’s how meditation is. That’s how all of our spiritual practices are.</p><p>The reality of this magical universe is that it is chaotic and unpredictable and random. Chaos births the dancing star, or whatever.</p><p>We cannot control the universe, we do not need to manage it, but we can manage ourselves. We can tend to our physical, emotional, m...

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