The Spiritual Realest

I was raised Christian but I have decided to take my relationship with God into my own hands and out of the contructs of what I was taught. The Spiritual Realest is a space for honest conversations about what it really looks like to grow, question, and stay grounded in your spiritual journey. No performance and no pretending, just real life, real challenges, and real alignment. If you are learning how to trust yourself, unlearn what no longer serves you, and live with intention, this is for you. I just want to set the captives free!

The Spiritual Realest is a religion podcast hosted by Scarlett Draught, with 24 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.

Scarlett Draught hosts The Spiritual Realest, a religion show with 24 episodes published.

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  Episode #23

  Altars | Episode 23

  Aug 20, 202625 minS1

  Altars can be powerful—but setting one up without understanding what you’re inviting into your space can be a problem. In this episode of The Spiritual Realest , Scarlett breaks down several different types of altars, including ancestor altars, money altars, hoodoo altars, and the boveda, while explaining some of the basic elements people may encounter when beginning their own research. But this conversation goes deeper than candles, flowers, water, herbs, and petitions. Scarlett gets real about the responsibility that comes with spiritual practice, why every piece of information isn’t meant for everybody at every stage of their journey, and why being careful about what—and who—you invite into your spiritual space matters. And before you build another altar asking for money, protection, guidance, or connection, there’s one altar you need to make sure you’re taking care of first: You. Your mind. Your body. Your soul. Your spirit. Because you were the first altar you were ever given—and no spiritual practice means much if you’re neglecting yourself. The Spiritual Realest is where spirituality meets responsibility—heavenly minded, but always earthly good. The Spiritual Realist is edited and produced by Organized Movements Recorded at Privicast Studio Watch Video Podcast on Patreon Subscribe on YouTube @thespiritualrealest Follow on Instagram @thespiritualrealest

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  Episode #22

  Divination Tools | Episode 22

  Aug 12, 202621 minS1

  In this episode of The Spiritual Realest , I’m opening up my spiritual toolbox and breaking down some of the different ways people use divination to seek clarity, guidance, and confirmation. From tarot and oracle cards to pendulums, dowsing rods, playing cards, prayer, and other tools, there are many ways to communicate with spirit—but that does not mean every tool is meant for everybody. I share how I personally work with these tools, how I cleanse and prepare them, and why your spiritual hygiene and relationship with your own spirit team should always come first. I also introduce my own 60-card Oracle deck for the first time and talk about the intention, prayer, and spiritual guidance that went into creating it. Then we get hands-on. I demonstrate how I use pendulums and rods for yes-or-no questions, explain how dowsing works for me, and even ask my spirit guide a few questions in real time. But the biggest message is this: use discernment. Do your research. Know what you are working with. Be intentional about what you invoke, and do not pick up a spiritual practice just because you saw somebody else doing it. Spirituality is personal, and what works in my house may not be what is meant for yours. Heavenly minded, but always earthly good. The Spiritual Realist is edited and produced by Organized Movements Recorded at Privicast Studio Watch Video Podcast on Patreon Subscribe on YouTube @thespiritualrealest Follow on Instagram @thespiritualrealest

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  Episode #19

  I Refused to Pass Down Childhood Trauma | Episode 19

  Jul 22, 202625 minS1

  My parents loved me, protected me, and did what they believed was best for me. But love and good intentions do not always prevent childhood wounds. In this episode, I open up about being introduced to dieting at an early age, struggling to believe my body was acceptable as it was, and learning that parts of my personality did not always fit what others expected a girl to be. My mother wanted to protect me from how the world treated bigger bodies. My father wanted his only daughter to embrace her femininity. Neither of them intended to cause harm, but those experiences still shaped how I saw my body, my identity, and myself. When I became a parent, I made a conscious decision not to pass those pressures down. I wanted my daughter to have a healthy relationship with her body, movement, food, femininity, masculinity, and the freedom to be exactly who she was. This conversation is not about blaming our parents or pretending they did not love us. It is about recognizing that people can love us deeply and still leave us with something we must heal. We cannot always control what was planted in us, but we can decide what continues through us. What did you inherit that you never wanted to pass down? What behavior in your child triggers something unresolved within you? And what can you change now so the cycle ends with you? I am looking honestly at what shaped me, honoring the people who raised me, and choosing not to repeat what no longer serves the generations coming after me. Heavenly minded, but earthly good. The Spiritual Realist is edited and produced by Organized Movements Recorded at Privicast Studio Watch Video Podcast on Patreon Subscribe on YouTube @thespiritualrealest Follow on Instagram @thespiritualrealest

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  Episode #18

  ASÉ vs Amen | Episode 18

  Jul 15, 202611 minS1

  In this episode, I sit with the spiritual meaning behind Ashe and Amen . This is not an attack on the church, and it is not about making Amen wrong. Amen has been a word of agreement, survival, memory, and faith for generations before us. It helped our people make it through things many of us will never fully understand. But Ashe is different. Ashe is action. Ashe is power. Ashe is manifestation. Ashe is the authority of speaking a thing and knowing that your words carry life, movement, and spiritual force. I talk about why Ashe feels so personal to our bloodline, why so many of us are being called back to what was intentionally hidden from us, and why reclaiming our words is part of reclaiming our power. This episode is for anyone who has started questioning what they were taught, not because they are lost, but because they are finally ready to remember. Stand in your power. Speak with authority. Take ownership of your words. Ashe. The Spiritual Realist is edited and produced by Organized Movements Recorded at Privicast Studio Subscribe on YouTube @thespiritualrealest Follow on Instagram @thespiritualrealest

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  Episode #17

  I Let My Ego Call it Love - Episode 17

  Jul 8, 202620 minS1

  In this episode of The Spiritual Realest , I’m talking about ego, identity, control, and the way pride can disguise itself as love, loyalty, purpose, or protection. Using patchouli as the grounding oil of this episode, I reflect on how ego can take over when we attach our identity to a relationship, a role, or an image we are afraid to release. I share a deeply personal story about toxic love, control, obsession, and the moment I finally had to choose freedom over possession. This episode is about learning that not every thought is truth and not every attachment is alignment. It is a reminder to pause before reacting, observe before defending, and ask ourselves the harder questions: Am I trying to prove something? Am I acting from fear? Am I trying to control something just so I can feel secure? Because ego reacts, but spirit observes. And real love should never require me to lose myself just to keep it. The Spiritual Realist is edited and produced by Organized Movements Recorded at Privicast Studio Subscribe on YouTube @thespiritualrealest Follow on Instagram @thespiritualrealest

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