In this episode, we explore what personal power actually looks like when life doesn’t go according to plan — and why so many moments we label as failure are anything but.

Together, Lola and Amaral talk about redefining failure through lived experience: taking longer than expected, changing your mind, starting over, needing rest, asking for help, and setting boundaries without guilt. We move through the seven quiet powers that shape real empowerment — silence, breath, choice, love, resilience, creation, and connection — not as ideals to strive for, but as capacities already available to you.

This conversation is an invitation to soften your self-judgment, recognize where choice still exists, and meet yourself with honesty instead of pressure. Personal power doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from learning how to stay present with what’s real.

If you’ve ever felt behind, worn down, or unsure whether you’re “doing it right,” this episode is for you.

In this episode of Welcome to Woo-Woo-Ville, Lola Singer and Amaral explore light language in a grounded, demystifying way — drawing from their own lived experience rather than hype or hierarchy.

They talk about light language as soul expression through sound, movement, and symbol, why it’s meant to be felt rather than translated, and how intention gently guides the experience. You’ll also hear why not all light language resonates with everyone — and why that’s not a problem.

This conversation is for the curious and the cautious alike — an invitation to trust your own timing, your own resonance, and your own way of listening.

Before we begin, a quick note to our listeners:
Due to severe weather and flooding in our region over the past few weeks, our usual rhythm was disrupted and we missed uploading episodes for two weeks in a row. We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we’re glad to be back with you.

In this episode of Welcome to Woo-Woo-Ville, the roles reverse as co-host Amaral shares his recent experience attending a three-day ayahuasca retreat.

Rather than offering a romanticized or sensationalized account, this conversation explores what plant medicine work actually requires: preparation, discipline, surrender, and discernment. Amaral walks listeners through the synchronicities that led him to the retreat, the physical and emotional preparation involved, and the layered nature of the experience itself — from confronting long-held patterns and wounds, to releasing attachments, to facing death-and-rebirth symbolism in a deeply personal way.

Lola listens from the position of informed curiosity, asking the questions many people have but don’t always know how to ask. Together, they discuss why ayahuasca is not a shortcut to awakening, why timing and consent matter, and how respect for the medicine — and for one’s own limits — is essential.

This episode is not an endorsement, nor a dismissal. It’s a firsthand account offered for context, clarity, and thoughtful consideration — especially for those who have felt curious, cautious, or conflicted about plant medicine on the spiritual path.