S2 E33 - The Mystery You've Been Trained to Ignore

S2 E33 - The Mystery You've Been Trained to Ignore

What if the striving, controlling, and pushing was only ever half the picture? In this episode of Inner Voice of Knowing, Kaye explores the mystery modern life trained you to ignore. It's the unseen world of energy that Indigenous cultures have always understood as primary, with physical reality forming around it. When we lead only from logic and control, the cost is stress, disconnection, burnout, and a nervous system that never rests. This is an invitation to make space again. For mystery, for magic, and for the support that arrives through channels you could never have strategised. Through a shamanic wisdom and leadership lens, Kaye moves through the difference between visioning and visualising, why your inner voice of knowing is more trustworthy than any external expert, and how financial abundance and unexpected opportunity often arrive in ways logic could never engineer, when you stop trying to control every variable. She shares a childhood memory of knowing, the limits of needing to label everything, and as she says in this episode, "the truth is beyond the shadow of the belief system." The power of change is in your hands. So is the choice to leave room for what your hands were never meant to hold. Tune into your inner voice of knowing. Make space for the mysterious. And notice what moves toward you when you stop forcing it forward. 🎧 Inner Voice of Knowing with Kaye Doran. New episodes every fortnight. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

S2 E32 - Fiona Horne: Witchcraft, Wisdom, and the Voice That Never Lied

Fiona Horne has spent three decades living at the edge of what most people are only beginning to understand. A pioneer of modern witchcraft, author of 17 books, commercial pilot, and now a spiritual guide leading women into the ancient lands of Egypt — Fiona has never waited for permission to be exactly who she is. In this conversation, something rare happened. Two women, two distinct paths — shamanism and witchcraft — sat down and found the same thread running through both. The connection to nature. The reverence for source energy. And the one thing that has never steered either of them wrong: the inner voice of knowing. This is not an episode about what witchcraft is. It is an episode about what it means to trust yourself so completely that no external noise, no rejection, no diagnosis, no opinion, can pull you from your own knowing. Fiona shares what it cost her to live publicly in her truth before the world caught up. She talks about the body's intelligence during her recent health journey, and why asking what do I need rather than what am I supposed to do changed everything. She speaks about spellcasting the way a master speaks about any craft: intention, energy, and the willingness to do the inner work first. And woven through all of it is something quietly powerful. A woman who has never confused the ego's noise for her own voice. In this episode: The parallel between shamanic practice and witchcraft and why both begin with the same inner knowing / What Fiona learned when her body stopped and demanded she listen / The four laws of witchcraft and why free will sits at the centre of all of them / How the ego shifts after your mid-thirties and what to do when it becomes destructive / Trusting ancient guidance even when it asks you to move to Egypt Connect with Fiona Horne: fionahorne.com [http://fionahorne.com/] Download the Fear Guide: kayedoran.com [http://kayedoran.com/] Listen and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | All major platforms See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

S2 E31 - The Sabotage You Don't See Coming

What if the thing keeping you stuck isn't fear, or failure, or lack of strategy — but the very way you've been taught to heal? There's a form of self-sabotage so deeply woven into the human experience that most people never question it. The false story and false belief that you have to keep going back — excavating wounds, revisiting blocks, analysing what broke you — in order to move forward. Seen through a shamanic lens, this pattern isn't healing. It's another story the subconscious uses to stay in control. In this transmission, Kaye Doran brings her shamanic wisdom and leadership lens to cut through one of the most seductive traps in the human journey. Drawing from her own experience and the profound shifts she witnesses in her clients, Kaye reframes what healing actually looks like, and where it actually lives. Not in the past. Not in the analysis. In the present moment. In the feeling. In the allowing. In the release. You are not a project to be fixed. You were never broken. This episode will quietly disrupt the way you've been approaching your own growth — and offer you something simpler, and far more powerful, in its place. What moves through this episode: The self-sabotage hiding inside your healing journey why the more you dig, the more broken you feel · releasing the need to understand before you allow · how false stories and subconscious beliefs become the real block · the power of present-moment awareness over past-excavation · what it looks like when someone truly moves beyond their past Ready to go deeper? Visit kayedoran.com [http://kayedoran.com/] See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

S2 E30 - Adam Thompson — Living Between Two Worlds

What happens when you stop performing your purpose and start living it? In this episode of Inner Voice of Knowing, I sit with Adam Thompson — frontman of Chocolate Starfish, founder of MusoMagic, and a man who has spent years walking into some of the most remote Indigenous communities in Australia, sitting with children and elders through presence, not performance. This is not a typical conversation. This is a transmission. Adam shares the moment a healer asked him a question that dismantled the identity he had built and revealed a deeper truth. His purpose was never just to perform — it was to lift people higher. We speak into what it means to earn trust without credentials. Returning year after year. Showing up without agenda. Letting presence speak louder than words. Listening becomes something deeper here. Not a skill, but a way of being. Listening to yourself. To the land. To what lives beneath the silence. Adam also shares the deeply personal decision he and his wife Mel made around parenthood, recognising that the children already in their lives through their work in community were the path they were here to walk. This is a meeting between two worlds. The one you are seen in, and the one you know you belong to. His song The Promise was born from the moment he realised he had stopped hearing the voice of the boy he once was. It is a return. A remembering. A declaration that he is enough. If you have ever felt the tension between who you are known as and who you know yourself to be, this episode will meet you there. Listen to The Promise: https://youtu.be/FbcnaYCZxJM?si=jF0Q6vKOnuQ3FmOX [https://youtu.be/FbcnaYCZxJM?si=jF0Q6vKOnuQ3FmOX] Website:  www.adamthompson.com [https://www.adamthompson.com] If this episode stirred something in you, visit kayedoran.com [http://kayedoran.com/]  See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

S2E29 - Radical Self-Honesty: The Practice That Recalibrates Everything

What if the thing standing between you and everything you say you want… is you? In this episode, Kaye goes deep into radical self-honesty — not the comfortable kind, not the version that sounds good in a journal. The real kind. The kind that requires presence, depth, and a willingness to sit with what you've been avoiding. She shares her own journey of integration — processing old wounds through love, compassion, and forgiveness — and what opened up when she stopped performing growth and started living it. This is about what shifts when you stop expecting the world to change and turn that lens inward. When you bring radical honesty into your leadership, your relationships, your business, your life — and refuse to separate one from the other. Kaye walks through the practices that anchor this work: Heart Intelligence Breathing, raw journaling, gratitude as a creative force, and the quiet discipline of showing up for yourself — consistently, not perfectly. If you've been circling the edges of your own truth, this episode will meet you there. If this episode stirred something in you, visit kayedoran.com [http://kayedoran.com/] and download the free Fear guide — it's the perfect next step from what we explored today. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.