Your Radiant Spirit

Welcome to Your Radiant Spirit, a sacred space where healing begins with truth and color shows the way.I'm Heather Eck, a synesthetic artist, intuitive channel, and spiritual diagnostician. My work blends color, energy, and prayer to uncover what your body has been trying to say all along. I believe every physical symptom carries a spiritual root, and when we tend to the spirit, the body follows.Each week on Your Radiant Spirit, we explore the connection between dis-ease, energy, and soul alignment through storytelling, spiritual insight, and sacred conversations. You'll hear from heart-led guests, healers, intuitives, spiritual coaches, and purpose-driven creators; each offering wisdom to help you return to yourself.This isn't just about inspiration...it's about transformation. Through the lens of color, chakra wisdom, and Spirit-led art, you'll reconnect to the part of you that already knows how to heal.Whether you're navigating chronic pain, emotional wounds, creative stagnat

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  How to Stop Forcing Your Life and Start Trusting Your Inner Guidance with Helene Rose

  Aug 18, 202632 min

  What if the closed door in your life isn’t a failure—but an invitation to look somewhere else? In this episode of Your Radiant Spirit, Heather Eck sits down with transformational coach, speaker, and comedian Helene Rose to talk about what happens when we stop forcing our lives to look the way we think they should and start listening to our own inner guidance. Helene shares the deeply personal story of hitting rock bottom as a single mother, discovering her own path of healing, and eventually making a life-changing decision to leave Buffalo, New York, and move with her young daughters to Colorado—without knowing exactly what would happen next. That decision became the beginning of what Helene calls her Path of Radiance, a lifelong journey of self-discovery, healing, self-love, and learning to trust the wisdom within. We talk about what it means to lose touch with yourself, how childhood experiences can shape the choices you make as an adult, and why paying attention to your feelings, sensations, curiosity, and intuition can help you find your way back to yourself. Helene also shares the story behind the Be Brilliant Network, a community where people can explore different spiritual and personal-growth practices, connect with practitioners, and discover the tools that help them move through what feels heavy. And then there’s the unexpected chapter: comedy. After years as an educator, coach, speaker, and healer, Helene found herself drawn into stand-up comedy almost by accident. Her new comedy show, The Enlightened Hot Mess, explores life transitions, human messiness, spirituality, and the beautiful tension between being both human and spirit. This conversation is ultimately about trusting your own path—especially when the path you thought you wanted keeps refusing to open. Sometimes the door that won't open is exactly the information you need. In this episode, we explore: What happens when you realize you’ve lost touch with yourself How childhood conditioning can influence your adult decisions Learning to recognize and trust your inner guidance Why your childhood interests and curiosities can offer clues about your authentic self How spiritual practices can support personal transformation Why small, consistent practices can be more powerful than complicated spiritual routines What it means to stop forcing a path that isn’t working How rejection can sometimes redirect you toward something more aligned Creating physical, emotional, and mental space for something new The connection between fear, resistance, and transformation How synchronicities and unexpected opportunities can become invitations to pay attention Parenting sensitive and intuitive children without teaching them to distrust their gifts How comedy can become a surprising pathway to creativity, joy, and self-expression Navigating major life transitions and becoming an "enlightened hot mess" A question to take with you Where in your life are you still pushing on a door that may not be yours to open? And what might become possible if you stopped forcing it long enough to notice what else is trying to appear? About Helene Rose Helene Rose is a transformational coach, speaker, and Brilliance Coach who has spent nearly two decades exploring self-discovery, healing, authenticity, and self-love. Her work centers on helping people remove the blocks to their brilliance, connect with their inner wisdom, and create more peace, purpose, and meaningful connection in their lives. She is also the founder of Be Brilliant Network and a stand-up comedian whose work explores the humor and humanity of life transitions. Connect with Helene Visit helenerose.com to learn more about Helene’s coaching, speaking, comedy, and spiritual work. You can also explore the Be Brilliant Network, a free community where you can discover different practices and practitioners to support your own growth and transformation. Helene is offering Your Radiant Spirit listeners a free 30-minute coaching session when you mention the podcast. Connect with Heather Visit heathereck.com to learn more about Heather’s artwork, Spirit Portraits, podcast, and current studio work. If this conversation resonated with you, subscribe to Your Radiant Spirit, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who might need permission to stop forcing the wrong door—and start paying attention to what’s opening instead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  How to Find Meaning After Loss—and Recognize the Signs That Love Continues

  Aug 11, 20261h 2m

  What if grief isn't about letting go of the person you love—but learning how to experience your relationship with them differently? In this deeply moving conversation, I’m joined by David J. Roberts, LMSW and Rev. Patty Furino, whose unlikely friendship began with a phone call, a computer glitch, and a double rainbow. Dave is a retired addiction professional, educator, and grief and bereavement specialist who lost his 18-year-old daughter, Jeannine, to cancer in 2003. Patty is an Interfaith Minister who has spent decades helping people navigate difficult seasons of life through spirituality, intuition, and the wisdom found across different spiritual traditions. When they first met in 2010, Dave approached life and grief largely through a science-based lens. Patty came from a deeply spiritual perspective. Then something happened that began to change the way Dave understood his daughter's death. A rainbow. And then another. Their friendship became a 15-year exploration of grief, spirituality, signs, synchronicity, consciousness, and the possibility that our relationships with the people we love can continue even after physical death. In this episode, we talk about: How Dave's experience of losing his daughter changed his understanding of grief The double rainbow that became one of the first signs he associated with Jeannine How Dave and Patty first met—and the remarkable circumstances surrounding their meeting What happened when Patty told Dave that she believed his daughter was communicating with him How a science-based mind can make room for spiritual experiences without abandoning critical thinking Why Dave believes science and spirituality don't necessarily have to compete The idea of continuing bonds and maintaining a relationship with someone after their physical death How signs can appear through numbers, animals, music, rainbows, and unexpected moments Why being open to a new perspective doesn't mean abandoning discernment How spiritual exploration helped Dave find forgiveness and healing within his family relationships The importance of community when we're grieving What their friendship has taught them about unconditional love Why sometimes love means holding someone's hand—and sometimes it means letting them go One of the things I love most about Dave and Patty's story is that neither of them had to become the other. Dave didn't have to stop being the scientist. Patty didn't have to stop being the spiritual teacher. Instead, they became curious about one another's way of seeing the world. And somewhere in that space between science and spirituality, grief and love, questioning and believing, something beautiful happened. They became family. A question to carry with you Have you ever experienced something you couldn't quite explain—but couldn't quite dismiss either? Maybe it was a song at exactly the right moment. A number you kept seeing. A dream. A familiar scent. An animal appearing at an unusual time. Or perhaps a rainbow that seemed to arrive when you needed it most. What if, instead of immediately deciding what these experiences mean, we simply became willing to notice them? Because sometimes the first step isn't finding an answer. It's becoming curious enough to ask the question. Meet Dave Roberts David J. Roberts, LMSW, is a retired addiction professional and adjunct professor who has taught psychology and death, dying, and bereavement. After the death of his daughter Jeannine at age 18, Dave began exploring grief, meaning, spirituality, and the survival of consciousness. He has presented at national and regional grief conferences and contributed to publications including HuffPost, Medium, Open to Hope, Mindfulness and Grief, Thrive Global, and Recovering the Self Journal. Meet Rev. Patty Furino Rev. Patty Furino is an Interfaith Minister who has spent decades exploring spiritual traditions and helping people navigate challenging times. Her ministry centers on meeting people where they are, offering hope, bearing witness to their stories, and empowering people to discover their own unique spiritual paths. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Your Soul Has a Language: Jennifer Urezzio on Channeling, Intuition & Living in Alignment

  Aug 4, 202631 min

  What if your soul had a language all its own — and someone could actually translate it? In this episode, Heather sits down with Jennifer Urezzio, founder of Soul Language, who left a high-powered career in marketing and PR to channel a framework that gives real, tangible words to who you are at the soul level. It's a warm, funny, no-BS conversation about intuition, alignment, and learning to trust what you've known all along. In this episode, you'll discover: How Jennifer went from VP of media relations to channeling a soul-based modality — and why "telling the truth" was both her superpower and her career headache The red-clay, massage-table moment when Soul Language first came through in 2008 What Soul Language actually is: 107 core soul energies across three categories — your mission, how you fuel it, and your soulful personality Why she uses muscle testing (therapeutic kinesiology) — and why permission always comes first How Soul Language differs from archetype systems, and why it's built to evolve instead of box you in Your "business energy" — and the shower conversation that brought three new clients into her inbox The ocean-drop metaphor: how shifting your own energy can shift the whole Why she works with "spiritual renegades" and healers of healers A simple daily practice to start hearing your own soul today About Jennifer Urezzio Jennifer is the founder of Soul Language, a modality she channeled in 2008 that gives tangibility to soul. She trains a growing community of practitioners in the work, hosts the Asked and Answered by Soul podcast, and co-authored a book of soul mandalas with Maureen Frank. She leads the Spiritual Renegades community and her Soul Fire Circle program — and yes, she picks up her own phone and answers her own emails. Connect with Jennifer: Website: soullanguage.us Facebook group: Spiritual Renegades Podcast: Asked and Answered by Soul Newsletter: her Fabulous Free Friday (sign up via her site) A gift from Heather If today's conversation lit something up in you, I'd love to share my art with you, too. Grab my free Collector's Guide at heathereck.com — an invitation to pause, look again, and notice the sacred in ordinary life. While you're there, explore my Spirit Portraits, courses, and workshops. Follow along on Instagram: @heathereckartist If today's episode lit up your creativity or helped you connect with your inner energy, please leave a review and share it with a friend — it helps us spread more light.

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  How Trauma Disconnects You From Yourself (and How to Find Your Way Back) | with Marta Jackson

  Jul 28, 202634 min

  How do you find your way back to yourself after trauma? In this heartfelt conversation, Heather sits down with licensed trauma therapist, author, and creator of the Inside Out Living framework, Marta Jackson, to explore what happens when life pulls us away from who we truly are—and how we begin finding our way home again. Together they discuss how trauma isn't always one life-changing event. Sometimes it's the quiet accumulation of experiences that slowly disconnect us from our bodies, our intuition, and our sense of self. Whether you've struggled with anxiety, people pleasing, overwhelm, or simply feel like you've lost touch with yourself, this episode offers practical wisdom and compassionate guidance for beginning your healing journey. In this episode, you'll discover: The difference between "Big T" trauma and "little t" trauma Why people pleasing is often a survival response—not a personality trait How to tell the difference between your thoughts and the stories your mind creates What nervous system regulation actually looks like in everyday life Why highly sensitive people often absorb other people's emotions How intuition becomes clearer when you feel safe in your body The Inside Out Living framework for reconnecting with yourself A simple daily practice to help you feel grounded, present, and at peace Marta also shares her own healing journey, how creativity plays an important role in recovery, and why learning to come home to yourself isn't a one-time event—it's a lifelong practice. If you've ever wondered why you react the way you do, or long to feel more connected, calm, and authentic, this conversation is for you. Website: https://martajacksonlpc.com Instagram: @connectinginsideout Connect with Marta Jackson

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  Sales Is a Game: Sabrina Victoria on Money, Community, and Doing Hard Things Together

  Jul 21, 202637 min

  A few years ago, Heather met Sabrina Victoria — and she didn't yet know how much that meeting would impact her art business and her life. In this episode, Sabrina, founder of House of Velani, shares the story behind her work: Becoming a single mom at 20 and losing her entire family and community, building a 150-person door-to-door sales organization, pivoting overnight when COVID hit, and interviewing over 800 women on her own podcast. Heather and Sabrina talk candidly about trusting your gut and taking swift action, giving yourself permission to quit What isn't aligned, why “solopreneur” is a lie that keeps women small, and how to make sales feel like a game instead of a grind. It's a conversation about survival, community, and what becomes possible when women stop doing hard things alone. Episode Outline Welcome + intro: how Heather and Sabrina's first meeting changed everything Sabrina's mission: helping women get seen, heard, and paid Becoming a single mom at 20 and losing her family and community The polarizing difference between doing hard things alone vs. in community What 800+ interviews taught Sabrina about whose story is “hard” Trusting your gut and taking swift, decisive action The “unfinished book” epiphany — giving yourself permission to quit Where women get stuck in business: sales, sales, sales Making sales playful instead of scary Sabrina's sales background: door-to-door, 150 reps, six offices, and pivoting through COVID Podcasting as a business growth and healing tool The lie of solopreneurship Guest Bio Sabrina Victoria is the founder of House of Velani, a community and membership for women business owners built around focus, action, and commitment. With nearly two decades of sales experience — including running 150 doorto-door sales reps across six offices — Sabrina pivoted her business online during COVID and has since interviewed more than 800 women on her own podcast. She helps women entrepreneurs move past fear around sales and build businesses rooted in genuine community instead of going it alone. Connect with Sabrina: sabrinavictoria.com | Facebook group | House of Velani (ask about a free guest pass)

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