web01.fireside.fm Sun, 05 Apr 2026 14:37:42 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Revelation Project - Episodes Tagged with “Finding Home” https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/tags/finding%20home Wed, 19 Jan 2022 00:15:00 -0500 The Revelation Project is an individual and holistic movement that disrupts the trance of unworthiness and lifts the veils of personal illusion and cultural deception that keep us from remembering our divinity and inherent wholeness. The Revelation Project Podcast explores alternative narratives to traditional patriarchal influences that awaken, liberate and activate awareness. Join us to investigate vulnerable and courageous topics that reveal more magic, wonder, and beauty than we ever thought possible. Life is a revelation, and what gets revealed gets healed. en episodic Life is a Revelation Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC The Revelation Project is an individual and holistic movement that disrupts the trance of unworthiness and lifts the veils of personal illusion and cultural deception that keep us from remembering our divinity and inherent wholeness. The Revelation Project Podcast explores alternative narratives to traditional patriarchal influences that awaken, liberate and activate awareness. Join us to investigate vulnerable and courageous topics that reveal more magic, wonder, and beauty than we ever thought possible. Life is a revelation, and what gets revealed gets healed. no Goddess, Sacred Feminine, Awakening, Healing, embodiment, Sacred Masculine, Feminine Leadership, Erotic Power, Archetypes, Gnosis, Mother Wound, Patriarchy, Awakening, Divine Feminine Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC rodgers107@me.com Episode 110: Christa Buthelezi - UBIZO: Answering the Ancestral Call https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/110 9e16f7cb-3477-40c2-9639-15c50ba4bb0d Wed, 19 Jan 2022 00:15:00 -0500 Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC full Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC In this episode, Monica speaks to Christa Buthelezi about what happens when you hear your ancestors call? 57:49 no What happens when you hear your ancestors call? UBIZO is a lyrical and passionate invitation to answer that call and find inner healing by following your truth and listening to the brave and untamed heart beating within you. My beautiful guest, Christa Buthelezi, is an American-born woman who made her way from the darkness of childhood abuse to claiming the life she was meant for. She found that life with her Zulu soul family in South Africa - the family she never knew she had. In this episode, we explore what it means to follow the whispers of your heart and to trust it to show you the way home - even if it’s all the way on the other side of the world - and what it takes to listen. In addition, we cover ground on the following and so much more! The connection between creativity and spirituality The gifts of a difficult childhood The main differences between life in the States and in South Africa (comfort and discomfort) Spiritual principles and practices that guide Christa’s work The beauty and strength of becoming who we are rather than who we were told we should be. And how that would ultimately change the world. Why the concept of race is a social construct and how to know. Christa Buthelezi is an author, creative, and guide whose work focuses on supporting people as they become themselves fully and well. Her first book, UBIZO: A Story of Coming Home (https://smile.amazon.com/UBIZO-Coming-Christa-Gumede-Buthelezi/dp/B09KNCZW4C/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1642557343&sr=1-1), tells her own story of finding her way from her upbringing in the United States to her current life in KwaZulu-Natal and the discoveries she's made along the way. She is now living happily ever after in a magic forest with her family and a host of birds, wildlife, and three somewhat domesticated dogs. connection,consciousness,courage,education,feminine,healing,health,inspiration,love,revelation,selfhelp,selflove,spirituality,vulnerability,women What happens when you hear your ancestors call?

UBIZO is a lyrical and passionate invitation to answer that call and find inner healing by following your truth and listening to the brave and untamed heart beating within you.

My beautiful guest, Christa Buthelezi, is an American-born woman who made her way from the darkness of childhood abuse to claiming the life she was meant for. She found that life with her Zulu soul family in South Africa - the family she never knew she had.

In this episode, we explore what it means to follow the whispers of your heart and to trust it to show you the way home - even if it’s all the way on the other side of the world - and what it takes to listen. In addition, we cover ground on the following and so much more!

  • The connection between creativity and spirituality
  • The gifts of a difficult childhood
  • The main differences between life in the States and in South Africa (comfort and discomfort)
  • Spiritual principles and practices that guide Christa’s work
  • The beauty and strength of becoming who we are rather than who we were told we should be. And how that would ultimately change the world.
  • Why the concept of race is a social construct and how to know.

Christa Buthelezi is an author, creative, and guide whose work focuses on supporting people as they become themselves fully and well. Her first book, UBIZO: A Story of Coming Home, tells her own story of finding her way from her upbringing in the United States to her current life in KwaZulu-Natal and the discoveries she's made along the way. She is now living happily ever after in a magic forest with her family and a host of birds, wildlife, and three somewhat domesticated dogs.

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UBIZO is a lyrical and passionate invitation to answer that call and find inner healing by following your truth and listening to the brave and untamed heart beating within you.

My beautiful guest, Christa Buthelezi, is an American-born woman who made her way from the darkness of childhood abuse to claiming the life she was meant for. She found that life with her Zulu soul family in South Africa - the family she never knew she had.

In this episode, we explore what it means to follow the whispers of your heart and to trust it to show you the way home - even if it’s all the way on the other side of the world - and what it takes to listen. In addition, we cover ground on the following and so much more!

  • The connection between creativity and spirituality
  • The gifts of a difficult childhood
  • The main differences between life in the States and in South Africa (comfort and discomfort)
  • Spiritual principles and practices that guide Christa’s work
  • The beauty and strength of becoming who we are rather than who we were told we should be. And how that would ultimately change the world.
  • Why the concept of race is a social construct and how to know.

Christa Buthelezi is an author, creative, and guide whose work focuses on supporting people as they become themselves fully and well. Her first book, UBIZO: A Story of Coming Home, tells her own story of finding her way from her upbringing in the United States to her current life in KwaZulu-Natal and the discoveries she's made along the way. She is now living happily ever after in a magic forest with her family and a host of birds, wildlife, and three somewhat domesticated dogs.

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]]> Episode 53: Hillary Larson - Anxiety and the Search for Home https://revelationproject.fireside.fm/53 d509bb2b-6028-4e99-9041-60a02f46aa67 Wed, 09 Dec 2020 00:00:00 -0500 Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC full Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC In this episode, Monica speaks to Hillary Larson about her life and journey with her anxiety and being with what is without needing to fix it or make it go away. 49:48 no Hillary is a knitter, but not in the knitting of fabrics, more the knitting together of people and projects and possibilities. Hil and I met years ago by coming together on a digital marketing project. This experience snowballed into an epic friendship that, in many ways, feels like it spans many lifetimes. Our talks effortlessly flow, always feeling like 10 minutes but more often they end up being hours of deep conversation covering a myriad of topics. I find her endlessly fascinating because she’s a deep thinker with an endless well of insights. Though I feel like I’ve known Hil for lifetimes, we finally only met in person last November in NYC. She’s got the gift of bringing peace and perspective to every conversation and relationship I’ve seen her contribute to and this one is no different. Sit back and enjoy the levity and love that comes through in this beautiful woman’s expansive heart on a topic that so many of us struggle with - anxiety. Hillary Larson had a life that most people might dream of. After studying at the BBC and the Royal College of Art in London, she moved to New York and landed a dream job producing nationally syndicated radio shows. She interviewed celebrities from Bette Midler to Ozzy Osborne. She eventually moved back to the West Coast and found herself unexpectedly establishing a literacy program for gang kids, eventually working with both children and adults in the roughest parts of Portland. Her success was evident on the outside. But underneath, anxiety was ruling her life, sometimes preventing her from leaving her own home. Until one day, after a thirty-plus battle with anxiety, she heard the words that would eventually heal her. Show Notes: * Anxiety is currently a huge subject, we are in extraordinary times now for many reasons and anxiety is a topic we can all relate to. * Many people don't necessarily realize that the feelings that they have are anxiety. * Anxiety can take many forms. If someone had asked Hillary if she had experienced anxiety she would have probably said no, but a culmination of events that include the death of a loved one and a terrible car crash brought her anxiety into focus. * Anxiety can often feel like a terrible weakness, somehow a reflection “that you can't get your act together,” and many can suffer from it in chronic waves to the point of debilitation. * The pandemic has tapped into collective anxiety and it's forcing many of us to look more closely, * Sometimes anxiety can be a disguised gift that forces us to journey into the abyss to look more deeply and compassionately at what frightens us. * Anxiety brought Hillary on a search that led her to a book called “The Diamond in your Pocket,” and it taught her the value of being with what is without needing to fix or make it go away. connection,consciousness,courage,education,feminine,healing,health,inspiration,love,revelation,selfhelp,selflove,spirituality,vulnerability,women Hillary is a knitter, but not in the knitting of fabrics, more the knitting together of people and projects and possibilities.

Hil and I met years ago by coming together on a digital marketing project. This experience snowballed into an epic friendship that, in many ways, feels like it spans many lifetimes.

Our talks effortlessly flow, always feeling like 10 minutes but more often they end up being hours of deep conversation covering a myriad of topics. I find her endlessly fascinating because she’s a deep thinker with an endless well of insights.

Though I feel like I’ve known Hil for lifetimes, we finally only met in person last November in NYC. She’s got the gift of bringing peace and perspective to every conversation and relationship I’ve seen her contribute to and this one is no different.

Sit back and enjoy the levity and love that comes through in this beautiful woman’s expansive heart on a topic that so many of us struggle with - anxiety.

Hillary Larson had a life that most people might dream of. After studying at the BBC and the Royal College of Art in London, she moved to New York and landed a dream job producing nationally syndicated radio shows. She interviewed celebrities from Bette Midler to Ozzy Osborne.

She eventually moved back to the West Coast and found herself unexpectedly establishing a literacy program for gang kids, eventually working with both children and adults in the roughest parts of Portland.

Her success was evident on the outside. But underneath, anxiety was ruling her life, sometimes preventing her from leaving her own home. Until one day, after a thirty-plus battle with anxiety, she heard the words that would eventually heal her.

Show Notes:

  • Anxiety is currently a huge subject, we are in extraordinary times now for many reasons and anxiety is a topic we can all relate to.
  • Many people don't necessarily realize that the feelings that they have are anxiety.
  • Anxiety can take many forms. If someone had asked Hillary if she had experienced anxiety she would have probably said no, but a culmination of events that include the death of a loved one and a terrible car crash brought her anxiety into focus.
  • Anxiety can often feel like a terrible weakness, somehow a reflection “that you can't get your act together,” and many can suffer from it in chronic waves to the point of debilitation.
  • The pandemic has tapped into collective anxiety and it's forcing many of us to look more closely,
  • Sometimes anxiety can be a disguised gift that forces us to journey into the abyss to look more deeply and compassionately at what frightens us.
  • Anxiety brought Hillary on a search that led her to a book called “The Diamond in your Pocket,” and it taught her the value of being with what is without needing to fix or make it go away.

Links:

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Hil and I met years ago by coming together on a digital marketing project. This experience snowballed into an epic friendship that, in many ways, feels like it spans many lifetimes.

Our talks effortlessly flow, always feeling like 10 minutes but more often they end up being hours of deep conversation covering a myriad of topics. I find her endlessly fascinating because she’s a deep thinker with an endless well of insights.

Though I feel like I’ve known Hil for lifetimes, we finally only met in person last November in NYC. She’s got the gift of bringing peace and perspective to every conversation and relationship I’ve seen her contribute to and this one is no different.

Sit back and enjoy the levity and love that comes through in this beautiful woman’s expansive heart on a topic that so many of us struggle with - anxiety.

Hillary Larson had a life that most people might dream of. After studying at the BBC and the Royal College of Art in London, she moved to New York and landed a dream job producing nationally syndicated radio shows. She interviewed celebrities from Bette Midler to Ozzy Osborne.

She eventually moved back to the West Coast and found herself unexpectedly establishing a literacy program for gang kids, eventually working with both children and adults in the roughest parts of Portland.

Her success was evident on the outside. But underneath, anxiety was ruling her life, sometimes preventing her from leaving her own home. Until one day, after a thirty-plus battle with anxiety, she heard the words that would eventually heal her.

Show Notes:

  • Anxiety is currently a huge subject, we are in extraordinary times now for many reasons and anxiety is a topic we can all relate to.
  • Many people don't necessarily realize that the feelings that they have are anxiety.
  • Anxiety can take many forms. If someone had asked Hillary if she had experienced anxiety she would have probably said no, but a culmination of events that include the death of a loved one and a terrible car crash brought her anxiety into focus.
  • Anxiety can often feel like a terrible weakness, somehow a reflection “that you can't get your act together,” and many can suffer from it in chronic waves to the point of debilitation.
  • The pandemic has tapped into collective anxiety and it's forcing many of us to look more closely,
  • Sometimes anxiety can be a disguised gift that forces us to journey into the abyss to look more deeply and compassionately at what frightens us.
  • Anxiety brought Hillary on a search that led her to a book called “The Diamond in your Pocket,” and it taught her the value of being with what is without needing to fix or make it go away.

Links:

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