Spiritual Traps of the New Age
Woke, Broke & Slightly Insane
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Narrado por:
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Michael Robinson
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Generoso Rosa
If you’ve ever fallen into the rabbit hole of tarot readings, spiritual TikTok, twin-flame madness, psychic loopholes, or any New-Age promises that cost more than they heal, this audiobook is your lifeline.
Spiritual Traps of the New Age is part memoir, part expose, and part intervention. Written with brutal honesty, humor, and clarity, Ivan Hagen (writing as Generoso Rosa) reveals how modern spirituality can quietly pull you away from your center — draining your finances, your intuition, and sometimes your sanity.
In this audiobook, you’ll explore:
- How the modern “healing industry” preys on vulnerability
- Why spiritual influencers are the new televangelists
- The emotional addiction behind tarot, astrology, and endless readings
- The dark side of “love and light” culture
- How spiritual bypassing destroys personal growth
- The psychology of twin flame obsession
- How algorithms create spiritual delusion
- What true self-awareness actually looks like
This is NOT an anti-spiritual audiobook.
It’s a wake-up call for anyone who’s ever felt lost, impressionable, or seduced by the shiny aesthetics of modern mysticism.
Generoso Rosa’s voice is humorous, sharp, compassionate, and deeply human — guiding you through the illusions, pitfalls, and spiritual traps that many people will never admit they fell into.
Whether you’re healing, questioning, deprogramming, or simply curious about the hidden currents of the New Age world, this audiobook will help you reclaim your power, your clarity, and the truth beneath all the noise.
This is a story of getting lost — and then finally coming home to yourself.
©2025 Ivan Hagen (P)2025 Ivan Hagen