Soul-Centered Healing With Amy Marohn

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A baffling illness. A stark choice. And a return with purpose. When master hypnotist and trans medium Amy Marohn reached the edge of life, she came back with a map for soul-centered healing that meets the body where it actually lives—messy, brilliant, and ready to change.

We sit down with Amy to explore how a five-year spiral of fatigue, pain, and autonomic crashes led to a diagnosis of myalgic encephalomyelitis and, ultimately, a near-death experience that reframed everything. Amy explains why spiritual hypnosis isn’t parlor trickery but a disciplined practice that guides clients into theta states, where the higher mind can surface practical insights. She walks through her client journey—from a free consultation that clarifies goals and values to fully customized sessions that may blend grief counseling, mediumship, and trance healing. The result is a clear shift in philosophy: the practitioner isn’t the fixer; the client is the healer.

We also talk about opening the clair senses, channeling from childhood, and how skepticism can coexist with profound spiritual experiences. Amy’s take on “light worker” is refreshingly grounded: it’s not a title but a frequency that any career can carry, from engineering to espresso. Expect concrete tools too—like candle meditation to train attention, journal prompts that sharpen discernment, and simple practices for nervous system calm. Throughout, we honor medical reality while restoring personal agency, showing how mind, body, and spirit inform each other in sustainable recovery.

If you’re curious about bridging science and spirit, seeking support through grief, or ready to align your work with your calling, this conversation offers both inspiration and next steps. Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to help more listeners discover soul-centered healing.

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