Mystic’s Guide to the Universe

Welcoming the Weird : Our Strange Experiences

Join Alicia and Abbey as they talk about their weird and wild experiences since opening their doors to the spiritual side. They talk about ghosts, tiny mushroom people, aliens, and even some cryptids whose names they can’t even say out loud. The strangest experiences, though, weren’t even paranormal at all... Humans are weirder than the unknown.

Emotional Frostbite: Navigating the Seasonal Blues

The cold darkness of winter can feel lonely and suffocating. In this episode, Alicia and Abbey share how winter affects them personally, along with the spiritual and practical remedies they use to feel better while honoring the natural slowness of the season.

Dead Serious: Living, Dying, and the Human Experience

Is death really that serious? In this episode, Abbey and Alicia get real about what it means to be human when, let’s be honest, we all end up dead in the end anyway. We reflect on soul lessons, past lives, the ups and downs of humanity, and what might happen when we finally cross over. So what does happen when we die? There's only one way to find out.

The HIGHS and Lows of Plant Medicine: A Mushroom Journey

Join Alicia and Abbey as they take a trip—literally—on a psychedelic mushroom journey! From giggles to panic to existential "what is time?" spirals, they share the HIGHS, the lows of this sacred practice. Whether you're a curious first-timer or a seasoned psychonaut, they’ve got tips on how to prepare and what to expect, plus, they give some insight about their lessons, realizations, and laughs they had along the way.

Go Forth and Deconstruct : Healing From Religious Trauma

In this episode, we explore the journey of healing and self-reclamation after a traumatic religious upbringing. Alicia and Abbey share their personal stories and unpack the complex emotions tied to leaving their abusive and controlling belief systems, all while rediscovering personal spiritual identities. Trigger Warning: This episode discusses topics like spiritual abuse, shame, self-harm, sexual assault, and religious trauma, which may be sensitive for some listeners.