We’re often told to leave the past behind

but what if the pain wasn’t left behind at all?

What if it’s been living inside us this whole time?

In this episode, we explore the deeper meaning of reparations, not as a political demand, but as a soul truth.

Not just about what was taken generations ago,

but what’s still being stolen now from minds, from bodies, from dreams.

This is not a theory. This is a transmission.

A spoken word offering. A remembrance.

We ask:

• What if reparations were about the nervous system, not just the nation?
• What if healing wasn’t compensation but correction?
• What if your joy is the return on everything they tried to erase?

This episode is for the ones who’ve been healing in plain sight.

For the ones who’ve reparented themselves, rewritten their story,

and never got credit for surviving what was never named.

You don’t need a receipt to be restored.

Your breath is the proof.

Your joy is the repayment.

And your presence… still here, still healing, is the revolution.

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This episode is a reclamation.

In a world that labels soul alignment as “New Age” and treats embodiment like rebellion, we return to what’s actually original — divine frequency.

Before the noise.

Before the doctrines.

Before we were told how to feel God.

We explore the sacred technology of being human — the vibration of truth that lives in your body, your knowing, your breath.

This isn’t about religion or performance.

It’s about remembrance.

This is an episode for those who’ve felt something real beneath the surface… and need permission to trust it.

We talk:

– The mislabeling of ancient wisdom as “New Age”

– Why honoring your own divine frequency is not defiance — it’s design

– How to recognize when you’re living in your original frequency vs. performing for acceptance

– A poetic reminder that you were never meant to fit in — you were meant to resonate

✨ If you’ve ever felt like you were “too deep” or “too sensitive,” this one’s for you.

No filters. No fear.

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Who are you when no one is watching?

What’s left of you when the crowd stops clapping?

In this episode of BTWN LVRS, we step into the sacred ache of identity lost and soul remembered. Featuring the spoken word piece “I Am Not What They Named Me” and the mythic parable of Ari and Ezra, this episode is a call to the ones who’ve been performing for praise, shape-shifting for survival, and mirroring everyone but themselves.

Ari was born into a kingdom without mirrors. Ezra into a lineage of men without emotion. Both were taught to be everything but their truth. Until they met and saw each other clearly for the first time.

This isn’t just a story. It’s a reflection.

This episode explores:

• The ways identity becomes performance
• Why many of us avoid looking inward
• How men and women are both conditioned to abandon their truth
• And what it means to reclaim your soul without needing to be seen first

You don’t have to be perfect to be real.

You don’t have to be praised to be valuable.

You don’t have to be mirrored to remember who you are.

Let this episode remind you:

You were never meant to become someone else’s ideal.

You were meant to remember your own design.

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