Soul Talk and Psychic Advice

Soul Talk & Psychic Advice with Dr. Donna Lee Welcome to Soul Talk & Psychic Advice , where intuition meets real-life wisdom. I’m Dr. Donna Lee , a psychic, spiritual coach, and somatic healer with over 24 years of professional experience helping people navigate life’s toughest questions and deepest transformations. Each episode dives into soulful conversations about grief, healing, relationships, energy, and spiritual growth —along with what I’ve learned from decades of doing psychic readings and intuitive guidance sessions. This is a space for truth-seekers, empaths, and anyone ready to live with more clarity, peace, and purpose. Together, we’ll explore how to trust your intuition, understand spiritual signs, and find meaning through life’s challenges. Whether you’re curious about the afterlife, energy healing, or how to move through grief with grace, Soul Talk & Psychic Advice will offer you the insight, compassio

Soul Talk and Psychic Advice is a religion podcast hosted by Dr. Donna, with 157 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Dr. Donna hosts Soul Talk and Psychic Advice, a religion show with 157 episodes published.

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  Episode #155

  Why Protecting Your Peace Doesn't Mean Avoiding the World

  Sep 29, 202629 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail “Protect my peace” sounds wise until it turns into “I don’t want to know.” We’re digging into the tension so many of us feel in spiritual spaces: how do we regulate our nervous system, set strong boundaries, and still stay connected to the real world and the people living in it? I share why spirituality isn’t supposed to make us less human. It’s meant to make us more compassionate, more accountable, and more willing to notice harm instead of looking away. We talk about the difference between healthy limits and avoidance: being informed without being consumed, witnessing without absorbing, resting without becoming indifferent. This matters even more if you identify as an empath or highly sensitive person, because your body cannot process every tragedy at once. Boundaries help you choose your exposure, protect your capacity, and come back to what matters with steadiness instead of shutdown. Then we go deeper into what boundaries truly mean: human dignity, bodily autonomy, and consent. Through the lens of the Cornell case, we explore betrayal, sexual violence, and the “bystander boundary” question that can change everything: what am I willing to tolerate, conceal, normalize, or laugh at? We also unpack trauma physiology, including fight, flight, freeze, and fawn responses, so we stop blaming survivors for how their nervous system protected them. If you’ve been craving a spirituality that’s grounded, ethical, and practical, you’ll leave with clear reflection questions and simple ways to take action without burning out, including picking one cause and committing to it. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with the one boundary you want to live by this week. Support the show

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  Episode #154

  The Conversations We Avoid: How Speaking From the Heart Can Bring Clarity and Healing

  Sep 26, 202628 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail We talk straight about why I won’t mediate your relationships and why the conversation you’re avoiding is often the fastest path to real clarity. I break down how venting, predictions, and mind reading can keep you stuck, then share practical ways to communicate needs, set boundaries, and regulate your nervous system before hard talks. • why “they should know” creates frustration and silence • venting for support versus venting to avoid action • how repeated predictions can become decision avoidance • what a reading can do versus what it cannot do • nervous system fear responses during confrontation and how to ground yourself • a simple structure for difficult conversations: behavior, impact, need • what you learn when the other person responds well, poorly, or not at all • better questions to ask in a psychic reading that restore your agency I have a wait list for my boundaries, of course, and I will link it Support the show

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  Episode #153

  Your What-If Thoughts Are A Normal Part Of Grief

  Sep 24, 202636 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail One post from a brain surgeon was enough to crack open a question I’ve lived with for years: what if one small choice had changed everything. From there, we go straight into the part of grief most people experience but rarely say out loud the mental rewinds, the guilt spirals, and the way your brain tries to rewrite the past to make the ending feel less brutal. We talk about why “what if” thoughts are a normal part of bereavement and loss, especially when you didn’t get a warning, a goodbye, or a clean ending. I share how dangerous hindsight can be when we use today’s knowledge to judge who we were back then, and why guilt is not proof of love. We also explore the pain of “the last time,” and why it’s unfair to measure an entire relationship by one rushed moment, one argument, or one missed call. Then we get practical: what to do with unfinished conversations, how to write a letter you never have to send, and how grief can return around milestones like weddings, birthdays, graduations, and holidays without meaning you’re going backward. We also touch somatic grief work and a gentle grounding practice, because your body remembers grief too. If you’re carrying regret, I hope this helps you trade self-punishment for self-compassion while still honoring the love that never disappears. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs it, and leave a review so more people can find support when grief gets loud again. Support the show

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  Episode #152

  The Different Types of Empaths Explained

  Sep 22, 202626 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail Your mood flips the moment you walk into a room and you wonder, “Did I just pick up someone else’s energy?” We’ve been there, and we’re unpacking the real reasons it happens without turning sensitivity into a life sentence. The word empath gets tossed around so much that it can hide the most important question: are you experiencing empathy, clairsentience, psychic empathy, or a nervous system that learned to scan for danger? We break down the difference between everyday empathy and the more intense “I feel it in my body” experience, including how the brain reads subtle cues like posture, tone, and microexpressions faster than conscious thought. We also talk about psychic perception with a grounded lens, holding intuitive impressions with curiosity and discernment instead of treating every sensation as fact. If you’ve ever thought, “I’m right because I feel it,” this conversation offers a calmer and more accurate way to work with intuition. From there we get practical: how hypervigilance can masquerade as a gift, how emotional absorption and rescuing drain you, and why boundaries are the make-or-break skill for sensitive people. We share a simple somatic grounding practice to help you stay embodied so you can feel others without becoming them, and we challenge the label culture that can keep you stuck or scared. If you want your sensitivity to become a strength instead of a trigger, listen now, then subscribe, share with a friend who feels everything, and leave a review so more people can find this support. Support the show

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  Episode #151

  Healthy Love Doesn’t Require chasing: Fight Fair & Say What You Mean.

  Sep 19, 202631 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail One sentence can end a relationship faster than any big betrayal: “Don’t call me again.” When we’re hurt, angry, or scared, it’s tempting to throw out dramatic words we don’t fully mean, hoping the other person will panic, chase us, or “prove” they care. But what happens when they believe us and back off, not because they don’t love us, but because they’re respecting our boundary? We dig into why mind-reading expectations and hidden communication tests can quietly wreck otherwise good relationships. We talk about the difference between clear boundaries and emotional leverage, why absolute language like “always” and “never” turns one problem into a character attack, and how the fantasy of endless pursuit (hello, movie scenes in the rain) clashes with real-life emotional safety and consent. If you’ve ever thought, “They should know what I meant,” we offer a kinder, more effective path: say the real need underneath the reaction. You’ll also get practical conflict resolution tools you can use immediately: scripts for taking a break without punishing, examples of healthy disagreement, and what a real apology sounds like when you’re taking responsibility. We close with a simple checklist to run before you send that heated text, so your words build connection instead of burning it down. If this hit home, listen, share it with someone who needs it, and subscribe for more conversations on relationship communication, boundaries, and emotional maturity. After you listen, what’s one phrase you’re ready to stop using? Support the show

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