June 5, 2025 • 40 mins
Two extraordinary women turn devastating loss into a spiritual revolution through the Soul Revival Community. Lindsay's journey began when her husband passed in 2020, catapulting her spiritual development "on steroids" and eventually leading her to channel messages that became a bestselling book. Autumn's path unfolded after her best friend's passing in 2018, when she began receiving profound communications from beyond, awakening her gifts as a psychic medium and Reiki master.
Their conversation reveals how trauma becomes "rocket fuel for ascension" – cracking us open to possibilities beyond our physical reality. Through their work with Akashic Records, they access what Rachel calls "your soul book" – the complete history of your soul across all incarnations – allowing them to help clients heal patterns from past lives and connect with future versions of themselves.
The name "Soul Revival" perfectly captures their mission: representing the duality of grief and transformation coexisting. As Lindsay beautifully explains, it embodies "the sunrise and sunset at the same time," acknowledging that while we may sunset connections in physical form, we simultaneously discover deeper spiritual connections. Their complementary energies – Lindsay's grounding presence balanced with Autumn's elevating vibrations – create a uniquely nurturing environment for healing.
Most powerfully, they challenge society's rigid expectations around grief. From inadequate workplace bereavement policies to the stigma surrounding discussions of suicide, they advocate breaking free from the boxes that limit authentic healing. Their community welcomes people at all stages of spiritual development, providing tools like meditation and journaling to navigate the complex terrain of loss and awakening.
Ready to transform your grief into purpose or explore the spiritual dimensions of your existence? Join the Soul Revival Community where you'll discover that love never dies – it simply shifts form.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hello everyone, welcome to our Spiritual
Spotlight Series.
Today, I am joined by twoamazing women.
I am joined by Lindsay.
Lindsay is a grief coach who isa certified and intuitive Reiki
master and certified in somatictherapy.
She's also a bestselling authorand she's one of the
co-founders of Soul Revival,which we're going to be talking
about today and we also haveAutumn.
(00:22):
Autumn is a gifted intuitivepsychic medium.
She's a believer in miraclesand co-founder of Soul Revival
Community, whose transformativehealing journey emerged from
overcoming deep trauma.
Thank you both so much forcoming on Spiritual Spotlight
Series.
I'm so happy you're both here.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Thank you for having us.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
And so, for today, we're going to be talking about
soul revival and how Akashicwork played such a key part in
the journey.
We're also going to touch alittle bit about like Autumn and
Lindsay's personal journey.
But let's just kick it rightoff, ladies, and whoever wants
to take the lead, please do.
Let's begin with the heart ofyour journey.
Actually, we'll start withAutumn.
Autumn, can you maybe sharewhat initially sparked your
(01:05):
spiritual awakening?
Speaker 3 (01:08):
Ooh, this is a good one.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
This is a good one.
Speaker 3 (01:10):
Okay, so I've.
I would say I was always veryspiritual as a child.
I just didn't realize what washappening.
But back in 2018, my bestfriend had passed away.
So after he had passed, Istarted hearing from him on the
other side and I was getting aton of messages.
I was definitely hearingspecifically from him and I'm
(01:34):
like, oh my goodness, there's somuch more to life.
I think tapping into thatenergy invited my inner child to
feel safe and seen again.
So, long story short, I becamean angel Reiki master and really
dived into my mediumshipabilities.
I love Reiki healing.
(01:54):
Everything about it, I think,completely has changed my
demeanor as a person.
And, yeah, I think just hearingfrom my best friend that first
time and seeing his messages andhelping him along this journey
has helping me along.
This journey has really helped.
Just every day is a work inprogress when it comes to
spirituality.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
So true and Lindsay, how about for you what initially
sparked your spiritualawakening?
Speaker 2 (02:19):
You know, I would say I was always pretty spiritual
on some level.
I might not have been ascognizant of what of it or what
it meant, uh, until I kind ofhad like the huge um blow up of
my awakening.
I would say Um, but I mean, asa kid, like you know, I would
always connect deeply withanimals on a whole nother level.
(02:40):
Um, I, after my grandparentspassed, I definitely had a
knowingness that I could call onthem for help with things and
um, but the, the, the bigpivotal moment for me was, um,
when my husband passed away in2020, that was just completely
transformational.
Um, definitely the closestperson to me, uh, in so many
(03:02):
ways and uh, yeah, and so I knowthat I needed that level of
loss to undergo the shift.
It's definitely my why, but,yeah, that was absolutely a game
changer.
I always say that it put myspiritual journey on steroids
because it was just like rampedrampant way up.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Well, two things, and I'm going to ask Lindsay
another question.
One, um, I have heard and Ihave read, and I do believe this
, that when we have traumas,that becomes rocket fuel for
Ascension.
So when things happen to uslosing your best friend, your
husband, like I lost my brother,like it's definitely like woo,
hello there.
But, lindsay, your book, um,the enduring and everlasting, is
(03:48):
such a beautiful Testament ofgrief and love.
How did the channeling thatexperience deepen your healing
and intuitive abilities?
Speaker 2 (03:56):
Oh, I love that.
So it's very interesting.
I actually started gettingsigns about writing the book and
I say writing loosely cause,like you said, it was really
channeled but I started gettingsigns about it pretty early on,
after Roger passed, I mean, eventhough, as most signs like, it
was a little soft lob here andthere and then boom, boom, boom,
(04:16):
boom, boom.
You know you just get hit rapidfire after that.
But I started getting signsabout it pretty early on and
you're right, it was adefinitely a huge part of my
healing journey as well, becauseone of the tools I used to
write the book was even whenRoger was in hospice.
I journaled everything.
(04:36):
I journaled our conversationsand all the things, because we
were both getting divinedownloads when he was in hospice
, all the things, because wewere both getting divine
downloads when he was inhospital.
And that journal ended up beingfoundational to writing the
book.
And it was amazing, like all ofthe signs that I document,
every sign that I get every day,I still, I still do, I always
(04:58):
will and going back and seeingall the phenomenal signs along
the way as I was channeling thebook was just so beautiful in my
healing journey and alsoallowed me to see the
intentionality of how signs andmessages layered together in a
way that maybe I was too excitedin the moment to even recognize
(05:21):
.
So it was huge yeah, absolutelyhuge in my healing journey.
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Oh, I love that.
So you guys both have you'veco-founded this beautiful
community called the SoulRevival.
The name of it is very powerful.
What does it personally mean toeach of you and how was it born
?
Autumn, if you want to take thelead.
Speaker 3 (05:42):
So I think my mission here on earth is to invite
people back to their soul self,to find that joy, and I think
that the soul revival literallyspeaks that and the energy of
the words are felt in the heartchakra when you are reading the
title of that as well.
I think that my mission is toremind people they don't have to
take life so seriously.
(06:03):
Right, it can be fun, it can beadventurous, you can talk to
your angels and haveconversations, and it doesn't
need to be something more thanit is.
I think that having a sacredspace where people can just be
themselves and trust in us andhave the faith in themselves to
heal is my mission.
(06:25):
So the soul revival is a greatplace and a great name for that
calling.
Speaker 1 (06:31):
And Lindsay, how about for you?
Speaker 2 (06:33):
Yeah, absolutely so.
For me, the soul revivalrepresents duality, which I
think is so present in ourhumanness.
It is truly the sunrise and thesunset at the same time, and
the ability for us, even thoughwe might have sunsetted part of
our journey as we knew it in thephysical realm so ie our
(06:53):
connection with somebody in thephysical form we have the
opportunity through the sunriseto recognize a deeper connection
and to realize that that lovenever dies.
It just shifts form.
And when we connect into thatenergy, there's deep, deep
healing available in the grief,no matter what the grief is,
(07:15):
whether it's a grief of a person, an animal, grief of a social
situation that we might've hopedfor.
Um, I think there's so muchgrief in society in general
right now.
So to me, the soul revivalrepresents a pathway to
recognizing the sunrise andsunset can coexist at the same
time.
Speaker 1 (07:34):
Oh, I love that.
I really, I really.
I respect that.
That's because we're alwaystransforming, we're always going
through something.
You know we're all that's.
That's very, very interesting.
So, lindsay, how did AkashicRecords work into your life and
what role has it played?
Speaker 2 (07:53):
in shaping the vision of your community.
Yeah, absolutely, akashicRecords have been such an
important part of my journey andit's so interesting.
It's one of the things that Iwas called to almost immediately
after Roger passed, reallyinterestingly.
So, um, you know divine timingand nothing's an accident, right
?
So I would say, probably maybethree or four months before he,
(08:14):
um even passed, I had startedseeing this Akashic uh coach, uh
reader showing up on myLinkedIn feed of all places, not
Facebook, not Instagram, myLinkedIn feed.
I need to get out on LinkedInmore, I mean.
But that just goes to like howdivinely led this is, right, I
(08:34):
mean, it's showing up on myLinkedIn feed and her energy,
her content just reallyresonated with me and I was just
very drawn to it and it just I,it caught my attention and so I
, it created a recognition forme and, um, after Roger passed,
I and she was in London actually, um, but after Roger passed, I,
(08:56):
I saw and this was probablywithin like a few weeks of his
passing I saw a post that shehad made and it had three
different tarot cards and theywere upside down and you had to
pick the one that resonated.
And I clicked on the one thatresonated.
And then later that day sheposted what it meant and it was
literally my whole, like what Iwas going through, you know the
(09:18):
loss, your shift, like the, yourawakening journey, your
expansion through hard times.
It just was so exactly what Iwas in and I was blown away by
the accuracy of this card andknew that that was a pull, that
I was meant to go that direction.
And so I reached out to her anddid a Zoom with her just to
(09:41):
test her energy with mine.
We deeply resonated with eachother and she had never worked
with somebody in grief, she hadnever worked with somebody
trying to connect with somebodyon the other side.
I mean I already was gettingsigns, connection anyways.
I mean I literally got signsfrom him the moment he passed.
But it cracked me wide open.
(10:04):
I definitely think it collapsedtime around my ability to
connect and so often and it wasvery interesting because she'd
never had we represented a lotof firsts.
Roger and I represented a lotof firsts for her as well
because he was so present.
Every time we'd go into therecords and she told me he was
on my high council, which isvery rare for a loved one on the
(10:25):
other side, but it just helpedbreak me wide open and I would
say that, almost like afterevery session, during every
session, he was very present andafter every session I would
have like huge signs, um, someof them just I mean just beyond.
Uh, he actually physicallypresented himself after one
(10:46):
session with her.
So, um, it was transformationalearly in my journey and, um,
definitely, I think, as allthings do when we're on an
awakening path or just deepeningour connection with um.
You know, god, source energy,the pieces that need to play
that, to be in placespecifically for you and your
(11:07):
energy and I think that'simportant because it's not the
same for everybody Um, but thethings that are meant to be for
you and your energy, they'regoing to keep tapping you with
it and, like I said at thebeginning, we're going to get
like little taps and thenthey're going to be like big
knocks on the door.
You're not listening.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
So true, they do say the Akashic records will come
knocking for you when it's timefor you to open them up.
So I love that they do, for mefor sure.
What about for you Autumn?
Speaker 3 (11:36):
You know, rachel well I have.
I'm very knowledgeable aboutthe Akashic Records, but I have
never actually done work withanother client or a teacher.
I have done deep meditationsmyself and explored it myself.
But that's why I'm reallyinterested about this podcast
today to just be like theoutsider looking in and seeing
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what, what comes from it.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
Absolutely the thing that I love about the Akashic
Records and for anyone that'snot familiar with it it's your
soul book.
So anytime your soul hasincarnate incarnated it doesn't
even have to be in a physicalform, it can be like I'm on
Pladia or I'm with doctorians orwherever.
So I can go and I can tap intothat record of every single time
(12:19):
that my soul has come to somesort of a life and then we can
journey on that, we can dohealings on that, we can find
where we where did you know usas healers?
You know we get impostersyndrome.
We get we don't want to chargeour worth, we don't want to be
seen.
You know we have all of thesethings that and just as healers
(12:40):
you know that comes up.
You can actually find thoseloops in your Akashic records
and you can do energy healing onit to actually remove that and
infuse a more empowereddirection to go with.
You know your life and how youmove forward and I think that's
what I love so much about therecords is that anything that
has been, anything that'scurrently, anything that will be
(13:02):
, that's the records.
So if you want to go connectwith your future self, best
place to go is the AkashicRecords you want to go back to.
I really feel drawn to Lomeria.
I'm not sure why I feel sodrawn to it.
Maybe you spend a lifetimethere.
Well, let's go explore, let'sgo, let's go have some fun, you
know, and see what's going on,and it's it's a gentle but yet
(13:25):
powerful thing to do and it'snever like.
Also, what I like about it,cause I think sometimes we get,
you know, this judgmental side.
It's never judgmental, it'smore like a hey, hey, hey, you
like.
Maybe you want to turn lefthere and I'm sorry.
I have one more thing to say.
I will say it is funny when youare reading someone else's
(13:47):
records and they have like spicyguides, because that's that
your client's personality andthey're very spicy.
And then, and then the client,the guides that are coming are
like listen, sister, and I'mlike I know this is you, because
you just get that, you get thatflavor, because that's how your
guides, your team, is going toactually communicate and bring
forward that message.
So it's a way that you canunderstand it.
(14:09):
And, lindsay, I reallyappreciate you saying that your
energy will dictate, kind ofwhat needs to come to you.
You know, like my, my healingpath didn't start with the
Akashic records.
I start with energy healing youknow, similar to you guys, and
then I went into doing, likecrystal healing and then Akashic
records.
So I love how it all blendstogether and it definitely calls
(14:30):
you because I mean, I don'tknow about you guys, but I
thought I was gonna be like anherbalist and like your girl
can't grow plants, so it's justnot going to happen.
Like, but I had that dream, butI have a friend who's an
herbalist, that's all thatmatters.
Like I mean, it's just it'sfunny how these things
definitely kind of like call toyou and what's meant to be for
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you.
I do truly feel that you'regoing to get that message and
you're going to be like guidedto it and it is going to get
loud and then eventually it'sgoing to smack in your face.
It's like hello, stop repeatingthese patterns.
Like so much I get very excitedabout the records.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
In case you can't tell, I love the record 100% and
I would just say, to piggybackon what you just mentioned, I
feel like the records are sofoundational To me.
It's such a great starting point, no matter where you're on your
journey, just because it doeslayer into every other modality.
For example, when you weretalking, I was thinking about I
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had a deep knowingness whenRoger passed that part of the
reason that the weight of it wasso heavy was because we were in
other lifetimes together andrecords were, I would say, the
first phase of me validatingthat.
Of course, I just I like mysoul, knew it, but I did get
validation of it through therecords and then that led me
(15:56):
like that, like pull of thatstring led me to doing past life
regression work.
So I feel like the records canbe a powerful tool to showing
you other areas that you mightwant to explore, not only for
your own soul's journey, but ifyou are a healer, it might help
like pull you the rightdirection for any modalities.
(16:17):
It might help like pull you theright direction for any
modalities You're meant touniquely mix together to help
service clients that resonatewith your energy too.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
Absolutely.
And I will say I have foundthat by opening up the records
when I'm doing energy healingsI'm able to pull a lot more
messages than I normally wouldin just like a regular channel
of doing an energy healing, thanI normally would in just a like
a regular channel of doing anenergy healing.
So it's it for me it kind ofopens up a wider set of an
energetic stream that I can pullfrom.
(16:44):
It's like okay, well, I'mgetting this one before I may
not have received that.
So that's what I do, like therecords.
But I do want to ask autumn, orboth of you guys, you both
bring intuitive and healinggifts into your work.
How do you blend your abilitieswhen working together in
sessions or programs?
Speaker 3 (17:05):
Lindsay, I'll let you start with this.
Speaker 2 (17:07):
Oh, I mean, honestly, our energies are so
complimentary.
It's like it's crazy.
I think we're both extremelyhigh vibrational.
We both are all about like loveand light energy.
I feel like there's just anatural ebb and flow, like we
literally don't have to talkabout it, we don't have to plan
it.
Everything has just like vibedperfectly together.
(17:30):
It's honestly kind of hard toput into words because it is so
divinely driven.
It's kind of crazy to wordsbecause it is so divinely driven
.
It's kind of crazy and it'slike we light each other up and
so, therefore, we light up thepeople that are in our energy.
I would say that we are bothvery high vibrational.
I'm probably more groundingenergy than Autumn is, so we
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complement each other reallywell in that way.
But we're both just, we're bothcreators and we're both so open
and tapped in.
And I think like when you're ina community with people that
resonate with you and you knowother healers, and especially if
you just have a phenomenalenergetic match I mean Autumn
(18:15):
and I have talked about it weliterally wouldn't want to do
this community with anybody elseand I can say that and it's
just like and I feel it deep inmy soul.
But whenever you're with eachother, too, you raise each
other's vibration, and I'venoticed this when I'm in
proximity with anybody who'slike on a deep spiritual journey
, whether it's people in ourcommunity, obviously, of course,
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autumn, other healers that webring into the community.
There is this beautiful synergythat happens that just raises
everybody in the community'senergy as well.
When you, the more people youbring in, it's like this, it's
really truly the rising of thecollective, and I believe that
all this really matters.
(18:58):
Our community is the power ofthat group, and that group
magnetizes the power of thecollective.
So long answer, but that's myanswer to your question.
No, it's a great answer.
Speaker 3 (19:10):
I love it.
I love it.
I second everything Lindsaysays.
She's definitely more grounded.
Keeps me here.
I think together we work as awhole, right?
What something that I may notbe knowledgeable in, she has the
knowledge in or she has thehealing ability in.
We just complement each othervery, very well.
She's the sun, I'm the moon.
I'm just kidding, but that'ssometimes how I feel and it's
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just.
It's such a pleasure to workwith Lindsay and to bring this
community together to reallyhelp the collective
consciousness rise up and andreally be okay and accepting of
all parts of themselves.
Right, I love that.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
That's beautiful.
So, as co-founders, how do youmaintain energetic balance and
collaboration while navigatingboth business and spiritual
growth?
Speaker 2 (20:01):
Lindsay take the lead .
Yeah, I feel like there's beena natural ebb and flow with that
as well.
It's so interesting.
So we actually both were aboutto launch a community separately
and I had done some analysis ofthe astrology and the date that
I had picked to launch wasaround spiritual growth that
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actually is meant to continuethrough.
It was a cycle that would beginMarch 30th and it continues
through 2034.
So it was very intentional,yeah, and Autumn had done
research and she had a launchdate that was like within a week
and a half of my launch date.
Anyway, spirit tapped both of us.
It was like you know, you'resupposed to be doing this
together, and it goes back tothe point I just made a minute
(20:43):
ago that like there's so muchmore energy behind us doing this
together, and I think both ofus have now have such an
extensive network of otherhealers that resonate with us,
which is amazing.
I mean, we're here especiallyas women.
We're here like to empower eachother and give each other a
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platform to have our voicesheard and to help everyone heal,
and I think it's so importantto never be threatened by other
healers that even might be inthe exact same vertical as you.
We all have a very specificcalling and our energy is going
to resonate with the people thatare meant to be in our aura, in
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our space, and we have an openinvitation to those who do
resonate with us personally tothe community, which I think
brings it to a whole notherlevel.
It's just we're very open andinclusive and I think both of us
and like the way that we arebringing people in as members of
the community, because we'vegot people at all different
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levels of their spiritualjourney.
I mean, we've got people whoclearly are being called as a
healer and know their exact pathbut maybe need a little help
and guidance getting there, orjust want to be like to your
point about you know, having acomplex, about not believing
imposter syndrome, not believingin your own abilities.
Sometimes just having thatadditional layer of support is
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what you need.
But then we've got people whoare very early on their journey.
So, no matter where you're aton your journey, like I feel
both of us have been called toprovide a safe space, a really
truly safe space where everybodycan openly share and be
authentically themselves and bevulnerable.
Speaker 3 (22:29):
Autumn?
Yes, I think that.
Well, first it's trust, right,a lot of trust, and I have so
much trust for Lindsay.
As she had stated before, weare on an abundant planet.
There is enough room foreveryone to have whatever they
would like, as long as they dothe inner work.
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And on our platform weencourage other healers, all
forms, all different modalities,to come in and kind of share
their tools to help those peoplethat need that extra boost,
because maybe you know, reikihealing isn't for someone, but
Akashic work is, you know, orvice versa, and they'll get the
little snippets and the toolsthat they need in order to grow,
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because something is destinedto fit, as long as they try what
they need, to try to get wherethey're going.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
I love that.
So, autumn, you describeyourself as the heart
restoration goddess, a titlefull of soul.
What personal transformationinspired the sacred identity?
Speaker 3 (23:33):
So I am one that has experienced a very challenging
childhood, from abandonment toboth my parents, experiencing
just a lot of trauma, and I feelthat I was able to heal myself
from the inside out with thebelief that love exists.
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And I call myself the heartrestoration goddess, because
goddess is like a guide, right,it's divine, feminine energy and
I hold a sacred space wherepeople can tap into that and
heal themselves from the insideout.
And I think that it's.
A lot of people hold shame andthey hold a story as if that
defines them, and I'm here toempower them that what happens
(24:24):
to you does not define you, andyou are so much more than you
could ever imagine.
What has happened to you issometimes lessons and sometimes
unimaginable, but that doesn'ttake away from your soul, self
and your highest self, and Iintroduce the inner child to the
highest self, to where you arenow, and I integrate and bring
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it all together and I justinfuse them with the love that
they have been looking forinside of themselves to then
begin to grow and heal the waythat they need to.
Speaker 1 (24:55):
Oh, that's beautiful.
I really love how you just saidthat that is beautiful.
And, lindsay, what has been themost surprising thing you've
discovered about yourself sincestepping fully into your
healer's path?
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Ooh, I don't know.
I just have to say I justabsolutely love what Adam just
said.
Um what, I'm sorry, can yourepeat the question again?
I know Good answer.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
Beautiful story.
It was very beautiful and itreminds me of my own, like going
through a lot of trauma as achild, you know, with my family
and everything, and it's like,yes, but you can, you can
navigate through it and you canfeel love and you're not alone.
And I think that's beautifuland vulnerable Autumn that
you're able to share that andalso now empower others to find
(25:38):
that within themselves.
I think that's truly beautiful.
Speaker 3 (25:41):
Thank you, rachel, thank you, Thank you, lindsay
Back to.
Lindsay.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
Sorry, back to the duality piece that we mentioned
at the beginning too.
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Yes, Now I'm like where was I?
Oh yeah, Lindsay, what has beenthe most surprising thing that
you've discovered about yourselfsince stepping fully into your
healer's path?
Speaker 2 (26:05):
I guess that not only could I deeply connect myself,
like with Roger and my animalson the other side, but that I
1000% have that um, let's call aspade a spade.
I mean I had deep suicidalideation when I was really deep
(26:32):
in my grief which I think weneed to have conversations about
and normalize Um and um.
With that uh came my soul'spurpose and um drive to survive
as a result and I know Roger wasdoing everything he could to
keep me physically here as well,which I am incredibly thankful
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for.
And I think because I was sofocused on that survival and
that need for connection andexpansion of our relationship
and deepening of ourcommunication and relationship
with him on the other sidedeepening of our communication
and relationship with him on theother side I didn't really even
care I mean that verbiagesounds bad, but like I didn't
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really care about connecting forother people at that time.
But when I took some of thetrainings that I have, like the
intuitive Reiki program thatAutumn and I both have been
through, as well as some othertrainings, I was like Autumn and
I both have been through aswell as some other trainings I
was like holy cow because I hadto do.
I had, you know, quite a fewvolunteers, and they were all
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over the globe Because I gotvolunteers from a community that
I'm in and I don't like Ididn't know anybody, I didn't
know, I only knew their firstname and what country they were
in.
That was literally it, and thethings that were coming through
during these practice sessionswas like crazy and I was getting
(27:54):
so much validation and so itwas like I think that is like
the biggest thing for me waslike the aha of like oh wow, no,
I'm like this is the reason,like I'm supposed to be doing
this for other people, not justmyself, and it just it's not
like I ever would want to be amedium.
I certainly do bring throughmediumistic messages when I'm
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working with both humans andanimals, but I let you know the
mediums be the mediums.
I mean Autumn's a medium and Imean there's so many amazing
people that focus just on that.
But for me it's using thatintuitive knowledge to guide the
direction of the healing thatwe're doing.
From a grief perspective, Ilove that.
Speaker 1 (28:36):
I will say that you are correct in the fact that we
do not talk enough about suicideand suicide ideation and what
it one as a person that hasexperienced that and two, as a
family member or a friend orsomebody that's lost someone to
suicide and how that thatblowback is to that person and
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what the grieving process is.
And it can be a very traumatic.
Even people that you know I'mspeaking from personal
experience.
Like my mom, she wasinstitutionalized at a young,
you know, when we were reallyyoung, because of suicide
attempts and so it's like, it'sinteresting, like, but we never
were able to talk about it.
I remember, like going this isoff topic, but we went to pull
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folks.
It's in Georgia, even thoughit's not open anymore, it's best
restaurant ever.
But she had scars on her forwhere she tried to commit
suicide and I was like whathappened there?
And my grandma kicked me on thetable.
I was like, don't talk aboutthat and it's just like, wow,
like, and looking back at that,I wish that would have been a
moment of like, hey, like, how'smy mom doing?
Like, what is she going through?
She's currentlyinstitutionalized.
(29:40):
Like, what is this?
What is this?
Like you, something that, ashealers, you know we are able to
help.
Not necessarily, you know.
There's also professionalguidance and where you need a
counselor, you might need adoctor, you might need something
else, but there is space forhealers that can help people
that are maybe navigating someof these murky waters that some
(30:02):
people just aren't comfortablewith speaking about, you know,
yeah absolutely, and I thinksorry to interrupt you having
the conversation because, likeyou just pointed out, there's an
additional layer of lonelinessthat also creates another
overwhelm related to the griefwhen you think you can't talk
about something and so justhaving these conversations and
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normalizing that.
Speaker 2 (30:26):
Yes, like you know, you're going to have thoughts of
wanting to be on the other sideif you've lost somebody that's
extremely close to you, and itdoesn't have to be a human.
I mean there are plenty ofpeople I work with who've lost
animals.
I mean our animals can be asour animals, our family too?
Speaker 1 (30:45):
Yeah, no, absolutely, it's so true.
You're 100're, 100 correct Iit's interesting um, I recently
connected with penelope smith,who's the grandmother of animal
communication, and she talksabout I don't know why I put in
quotations she's lovely, amazinginterview goes on thursday.
Um, she like, honestly, likeshe was just like no like, and
they're all different souls andthey're all different beings
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like we're.
We're basically souls living ina human body.
An animal is the same thing.
It's a soul living in an animalbody, regardless if it's a
spider, a whale or a dog.
Like they're, they have theirfeelings and we're very
connected to our animals.
And you're 100% correct.
And I think we don't give space,you know, like, for when an
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animal passes.
You know, I'm thinking aboutone of my employees.
She had one of her beloved catsthat passed and she was
devastated, like I have neverseen her that upset and her I
was like please go home, pleasego call Lindsay in autumn and
get some.
Like you know, like she needsto be part of the soul revival
community.
Like it's just like you feelyou feel terrible, because it's
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like you can't give space whenyou're, you know, in a
professional environment, forsomebody to grieve or to have
that moment.
Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Like I sorry way off topic there, but you're not a
topic at all and I cause I thinkyou're 100% right I mean, um,
just as a society in general,the workplace is part of it we
need to be having theseconversations and opening things
up for a complete rework.
You know some company policieson grieving time is, like,
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generally pretty crazy.
Speaker 1 (32:21):
One day for an aunt.
Speaker 2 (32:22):
Yeah, one day for this For a spouse Right or this
for a spouse like.
It's mind blowing, and alsorecognizing what works for one
person won't work for anotherperson, so one person might want
to deep dive into work as adistraction.
Another person need that space.
So just normalizing theseconversations is so important.
Speaker 1 (32:46):
Especially, you're right in the workplace.
I remember when my brotherpassed and he committed suicide
and we had, like I was onlygiven five days and it was.
I mean we had to go play.
I mean we, it was unexpectedand it was so tragic and
terrible for the family.
And then to be like oh, guesswhat You're on call.
Like it's just like there's nospace for you to be a human and
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to have this experience.
And then it's like get back towork.
Like it's just like there's nospace for you to be a human and
to have this experience.
And then it's like get back towork, like you know it was.
It was just wow.
When you look back on it,you're just like wow, I would
never treat somebody like thatnow.
Like if that were to happen,take as much time as you need,
it is what it is.
Like.
You know they'll come back toyou when they need to.
Like it's just a job, guys.
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Autumn yeah, with deepappreciation.
Yes, yes, autumn looks veryserious Autumn.
Speaker 3 (33:39):
Oh, I'm just thinking how we need to break out of
that box.
I feel like everyone is meantto, or the society puts us in
this box that no one can thriveor live in us, in this box that
no one can thrive or live in,and I feel that it's it's a
mission in my heart to breakdown that box, because the box
doesn't fit anymore and and Idon't like that shape anyways.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
And I think that's why it's so important that you
know the name of your communityis the soul revival.
It's going back to the soul andit's going back to within.
It's going back to the healing.
And let me provide you withthese tools.
I mean you guys have shadowwork, grief transformation,
inner child healing.
I mean you offer a gamut of youknow, like a thread.
(34:20):
I can pull on this thread.
I might need this, but maybe,maybe in a six months I'm going
to need this red thread andthat's going to help me.
And I love the fact that youguys are bringing in healers and
your own amazing expertise andreally, like you've gone through
this also, so you're empatheticto the person's journey that is
coming into your group.
You can identify like, okay,I'm feeling this from this
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person and you know you canreally relate to them on a soul
level, which is so, so important.
I think that's why thiscommunity is going to thrive and
continue to grow and grow andgrow, because it's what we need
right now.
You know we have a lonelinessepidemic.
We have a we don't know how tosocialize with each other issue.
We have a people are mediabrainwashing us issue Like it's
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just there's so many things on ahuman level that's interfering
with our soul growth.
You know, and I really respectthe fact that the two of you
have come together and yourenergy does blend very well
together.
You know, it's very lovely.
It's like, wow, they must'vespent a lot of lifetimes
together.
Like it's very lovely, you know, and it's just beautiful and to
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really like it's, I love it.
I just, I really respect whatyou guys are doing 100%.
Anything else you two want toadd?
I have a final question, butanything else you guys want to
add before I ask you both, thefinal question, the final
question.
Speaker 2 (35:45):
It's all you, Rachel.
I'm loving this conversationit's all you, rachel.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
I'm loving this conversation.
You guys are the best.
So what is one practical pieceof advice or spiritual tool you
each would recommend for someonewho's currently navigating
grief, uncertainty or awakeningfor the first time?
Speaker 3 (36:04):
I'll go first.
I'll take the mic.
Rachel meditation I think thateveryone should take the time to
meditate the way that they needto.
That could be sitting insilence for five minutes.
That could be driving with theradio off and just letting your
mind silence itself from all ofthe distractions and the
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constant go, go go mentality.
Meditating bounced me forward.
I mean, it really helped mecreate a space between my
trigger and response time, and Ithink that us humans need that
right now because we'reconstantly dodging everything
that's coming at us andmeditation can be like oh, that
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doesn't even need to affect me.
You know, you can just swapthat one out or swap that one
out, but without meditation it'sreally hard to know which ones
are there for you and yourhighest good and which ones are
just not even worth payingattention to.
Speaker 1 (37:00):
I love that answer and Lindsay.
Speaker 2 (37:03):
I love that as well and since Autumn said meditation
, which is definitely on myshort list of things I recommend
to clients, I would sayjournaling, especially if you
are on a grief journey journal,journal, journal.
Because journaling helps you inso many ways.
It helps you tap into theenergy of trust, it helps you
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tap into the energy of gratitude.
It is something that you cancome back to.
So I, literally every singleday, I write down the date, I
write down the angel numbers Igot, I write down the signs I
got, I write down dream visitsthat I received and I keep it
next to my bed or in my bathroomso that I can write them as
soon as I wake up, because youlose things if you wait too long
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.
But journaling is huge becauseit does all the things.
It taps us into, like I said,gratitude, openness.
But it also takes you back totruth when you have those dark
rabbit hole moments that we'vetalked about during this
recording.
It takes you back to the coretruth that we are so much more
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than these physical meat suits,to the core truth that we are so
much more than these physicalmeat suits and you can tap into
that loving, expansive energyfrom the other side and all that
they have available to you.
So journaling is mine.
Speaker 1 (38:17):
I love it.
I love to journal.
I do write out their morningpages every day.
It's from the artist way andshe talks about doing your
morning pages to get you to theother side of like, where your
mind is, to get you to whereyour heart can be more open.
So that's.
I love that meditate andjournal.
I want to thank you both,lindsay and Autumn, from the
Soul Revival community forcoming on the Spiritual
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Spotlight series.
I can't wait to have you bothon again and thank you so much.
Thank you, rachel.
Hello everyone, welcome to our Spiritual
Spotlight Series.
Today, I am joined by twoamazing women.
I am joined by Lindsay.
Lindsay is a grief coach who isa certified and intuitive Reiki
master and certified in somatictherapy.
She's also a bestselling authorand she's one of the
co-founders of Soul Revival,which we're going to be talking
about today and we also haveAutumn.
(00:22):
Autumn is a gifted intuitivepsychic medium.
She's a believer in miraclesand co-founder of Soul Revival
Community, whose transformativehealing journey emerged from
overcoming deep trauma.
Thank you both so much forcoming on Spiritual Spotlight
Series.
I'm so happy you're both here.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
Thank you for having us.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
And so, for today, we're going to be talking about
soul revival and how Akashicwork played such a key part in
the journey.
We're also going to touch alittle bit about like Autumn and
Lindsay's personal journey.
But let's just kick it rightoff, ladies, and whoever wants
to take the lead, please do.
Let's begin with the heart ofyour journey.
Actually, we'll start withAutumn.
Autumn, can you maybe sharewhat initially sparked your
(01:05):
spiritual awakening?
Speaker 3 (01:08):
Ooh, this is a good one.
Speaker 1 (01:09):
This is a good one.
Speaker 3 (01:10):
Okay, so I've.
I would say I was always veryspiritual as a child.
I just didn't realize what washappening.
But back in 2018, my bestfriend had passed away.
So after he had passed, Istarted hearing from him on the
other side and I was getting aton of messages.
I was definitely hearingspecifically from him and I'm
(01:34):
like, oh my goodness, there's somuch more to life.
I think tapping into thatenergy invited my inner child to
feel safe and seen again.
So, long story short, I becamean angel Reiki master and really
dived into my mediumshipabilities.
I love Reiki healing.
(01:54):
Everything about it, I think,completely has changed my
demeanor as a person.
And, yeah, I think just hearingfrom my best friend that first
time and seeing his messages andhelping him along this journey
has helping me along.
This journey has really helped.
Just every day is a work inprogress when it comes to
spirituality.
Speaker 1 (02:13):
So true and Lindsay, how about for you what initially
sparked your spiritualawakening?
Speaker 2 (02:19):
You know, I would say I was always pretty spiritual
on some level.
I might not have been ascognizant of what of it or what
it meant, uh, until I kind ofhad like the huge um blow up of
my awakening.
I would say Um, but I mean, asa kid, like you know, I would
always connect deeply withanimals on a whole nother level.
(02:40):
Um, I, after my grandparentspassed, I definitely had a
knowingness that I could call onthem for help with things and
um, but the, the, the bigpivotal moment for me was, um,
when my husband passed away in2020, that was just completely
transformational.
Um, definitely the closestperson to me, uh, in so many
(03:02):
ways and uh, yeah, and so I knowthat I needed that level of
loss to undergo the shift.
It's definitely my why, but,yeah, that was absolutely a game
changer.
I always say that it put myspiritual journey on steroids
because it was just like rampedrampant way up.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
Well, two things, and I'm going to ask Lindsay
another question.
One, um, I have heard and Ihave read, and I do believe this
, that when we have traumas,that becomes rocket fuel for
Ascension.
So when things happen to uslosing your best friend, your
husband, like I lost my brother,like it's definitely like woo,
hello there.
But, lindsay, your book, um,the enduring and everlasting, is
(03:48):
such a beautiful Testament ofgrief and love.
How did the channeling thatexperience deepen your healing
and intuitive abilities?
Speaker 2 (03:56):
Oh, I love that.
So it's very interesting.
I actually started gettingsigns about writing the book and
I say writing loosely cause,like you said, it was really
channeled but I started gettingsigns about it pretty early on,
after Roger passed, I mean, eventhough, as most signs like, it
was a little soft lob here andthere and then boom, boom, boom,
(04:16):
boom, boom.
You know you just get hit rapidfire after that.
But I started getting signsabout it pretty early on and
you're right, it was adefinitely a huge part of my
healing journey as well, becauseone of the tools I used to
write the book was even whenRoger was in hospice.
I journaled everything.
(04:36):
I journaled our conversationsand all the things, because we
were both getting divinedownloads when he was in hospice
, all the things, because wewere both getting divine
downloads when he was inhospital.
And that journal ended up beingfoundational to writing the
book.
And it was amazing, like all ofthe signs that I document,
every sign that I get every day,I still, I still do, I always
(04:58):
will and going back and seeingall the phenomenal signs along
the way as I was channeling thebook was just so beautiful in my
healing journey and alsoallowed me to see the
intentionality of how signs andmessages layered together in a
way that maybe I was too excitedin the moment to even recognize
(05:21):
.
So it was huge yeah, absolutelyhuge in my healing journey.
Speaker 1 (05:25):
Oh, I love that.
So you guys both have you'veco-founded this beautiful
community called the SoulRevival.
The name of it is very powerful.
What does it personally mean toeach of you and how was it born
?
Autumn, if you want to take thelead.
Speaker 3 (05:42):
So I think my mission here on earth is to invite
people back to their soul self,to find that joy, and I think
that the soul revival literallyspeaks that and the energy of
the words are felt in the heartchakra when you are reading the
title of that as well.
I think that my mission is toremind people they don't have to
take life so seriously.
(06:03):
Right, it can be fun, it can beadventurous, you can talk to
your angels and haveconversations, and it doesn't
need to be something more thanit is.
I think that having a sacredspace where people can just be
themselves and trust in us andhave the faith in themselves to
heal is my mission.
(06:25):
So the soul revival is a greatplace and a great name for that
calling.
Speaker 1 (06:31):
And Lindsay, how about for you?
Speaker 2 (06:33):
Yeah, absolutely so.
For me, the soul revivalrepresents duality, which I
think is so present in ourhumanness.
It is truly the sunrise and thesunset at the same time, and
the ability for us, even thoughwe might have sunsetted part of
our journey as we knew it in thephysical realm so ie our
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connection with somebody in thephysical form we have the
opportunity through the sunriseto recognize a deeper connection
and to realize that that lovenever dies.
It just shifts form.
And when we connect into thatenergy, there's deep, deep
healing available in the grief,no matter what the grief is,
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whether it's a grief of a person, an animal, grief of a social
situation that we might've hopedfor.
Um, I think there's so muchgrief in society in general
right now.
So to me, the soul revivalrepresents a pathway to
recognizing the sunrise andsunset can coexist at the same
time.
Speaker 1 (07:34):
Oh, I love that.
I really, I really.
I respect that.
That's because we're alwaystransforming, we're always going
through something.
You know we're all that's.
That's very, very interesting.
So, lindsay, how did AkashicRecords work into your life and
what role has it played?
Speaker 2 (07:53):
in shaping the vision of your community.
Yeah, absolutely, akashicRecords have been such an
important part of my journey andit's so interesting.
It's one of the things that Iwas called to almost immediately
after Roger passed, reallyinterestingly.
So, um, you know divine timingand nothing's an accident, right
?
So I would say, probably maybethree or four months before he,
(08:14):
um even passed, I had startedseeing this Akashic uh coach, uh
reader showing up on myLinkedIn feed of all places, not
Facebook, not Instagram, myLinkedIn feed.
I need to get out on LinkedInmore, I mean.
But that just goes to like howdivinely led this is, right, I
(08:34):
mean, it's showing up on myLinkedIn feed and her energy,
her content just reallyresonated with me and I was just
very drawn to it and it just I,it caught my attention and so I
, it created a recognition forme and, um, after Roger passed,
I and she was in London actually, um, but after Roger passed, I,
(08:56):
I saw and this was probablywithin like a few weeks of his
passing I saw a post that shehad made and it had three
different tarot cards and theywere upside down and you had to
pick the one that resonated.
And I clicked on the one thatresonated.
And then later that day sheposted what it meant and it was
literally my whole, like what Iwas going through, you know the
(09:18):
loss, your shift, like the, yourawakening journey, your
expansion through hard times.
It just was so exactly what Iwas in and I was blown away by
the accuracy of this card andknew that that was a pull, that
I was meant to go that direction.
And so I reached out to her anddid a Zoom with her just to
(09:41):
test her energy with mine.
We deeply resonated with eachother and she had never worked
with somebody in grief, she hadnever worked with somebody
trying to connect with somebodyon the other side.
I mean I already was gettingsigns, connection anyways.
I mean I literally got signsfrom him the moment he passed.
But it cracked me wide open.
(10:04):
I definitely think it collapsedtime around my ability to
connect and so often and it wasvery interesting because she'd
never had we represented a lotof firsts.
Roger and I represented a lotof firsts for her as well
because he was so present.
Every time we'd go into therecords and she told me he was
on my high council, which isvery rare for a loved one on the
(10:25):
other side, but it just helpedbreak me wide open and I would
say that, almost like afterevery session, during every
session, he was very present andafter every session I would
have like huge signs, um, someof them just I mean just beyond.
Uh, he actually physicallypresented himself after one
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session with her.
So, um, it was transformationalearly in my journey and, um,
definitely, I think, as allthings do when we're on an
awakening path or just deepeningour connection with um.
You know, god, source energy,the pieces that need to play
that, to be in placespecifically for you and your
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energy and I think that'simportant because it's not the
same for everybody Um, but thethings that are meant to be for
you and your energy, they'regoing to keep tapping you with
it and, like I said at thebeginning, we're going to get
like little taps and thenthey're going to be like big
knocks on the door.
You're not listening.
Speaker 1 (11:24):
So true, they do say the Akashic records will come
knocking for you when it's timefor you to open them up.
So I love that they do, for mefor sure.
What about for you Autumn?
Speaker 3 (11:36):
You know, rachel well I have.
I'm very knowledgeable aboutthe Akashic Records, but I have
never actually done work withanother client or a teacher.
I have done deep meditationsmyself and explored it myself.
But that's why I'm reallyinterested about this podcast
today to just be like theoutsider looking in and seeing
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what, what comes from it.
Speaker 1 (11:58):
Absolutely the thing that I love about the Akashic
Records and for anyone that'snot familiar with it it's your
soul book.
So anytime your soul hasincarnate incarnated it doesn't
even have to be in a physicalform, it can be like I'm on
Pladia or I'm with doctorians orwherever.
So I can go and I can tap intothat record of every single time
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that my soul has come to somesort of a life and then we can
journey on that, we can dohealings on that, we can find
where we where did you know usas healers?
You know we get impostersyndrome.
We get we don't want to chargeour worth, we don't want to be
seen.
You know we have all of thesethings that and just as healers
(12:40):
you know that comes up.
You can actually find thoseloops in your Akashic records
and you can do energy healing onit to actually remove that and
infuse a more empowereddirection to go with.
You know your life and how youmove forward and I think that's
what I love so much about therecords is that anything that
has been, anything that'scurrently, anything that will be
(13:02):
, that's the records.
So if you want to go connectwith your future self, best
place to go is the AkashicRecords you want to go back to.
I really feel drawn to Lomeria.
I'm not sure why I feel sodrawn to it.
Maybe you spend a lifetimethere.
Well, let's go explore, let'sgo, let's go have some fun, you
know, and see what's going on,and it's it's a gentle but yet
(13:25):
powerful thing to do and it'snever like.
Also, what I like about it,cause I think sometimes we get,
you know, this judgmental side.
It's never judgmental, it'smore like a hey, hey, hey, you
like.
Maybe you want to turn lefthere and I'm sorry.
I have one more thing to say.
I will say it is funny when youare reading someone else's
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records and they have like spicyguides, because that's that
your client's personality andthey're very spicy.
And then, and then the client,the guides that are coming are
like listen, sister, and I'mlike I know this is you, because
you just get that, you get thatflavor, because that's how your
guides, your team, is going toactually communicate and bring
forward that message.
So it's a way that you canunderstand it.
(14:09):
And, lindsay, I reallyappreciate you saying that your
energy will dictate, kind ofwhat needs to come to you.
You know, like my, my healingpath didn't start with the
Akashic records.
I start with energy healing youknow, similar to you guys, and
then I went into doing, likecrystal healing and then Akashic
records.
So I love how it all blendstogether and it definitely calls
(14:30):
you because I mean, I don'tknow about you guys, but I
thought I was gonna be like anherbalist and like your girl
can't grow plants, so it's justnot going to happen.
Like, but I had that dream, butI have a friend who's an
herbalist, that's all thatmatters.
Like I mean, it's just it'sfunny how these things
definitely kind of like call toyou and what's meant to be for
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you.
I do truly feel that you'regoing to get that message and
you're going to be like guidedto it and it is going to get
loud and then eventually it'sgoing to smack in your face.
It's like hello, stop repeatingthese patterns.
Like so much I get very excitedabout the records.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
In case you can't tell, I love the record 100% and
I would just say, to piggybackon what you just mentioned, I
feel like the records are sofoundational To me.
It's such a great starting point, no matter where you're on your
journey, just because it doeslayer into every other modality.
For example, when you weretalking, I was thinking about I
(15:33):
had a deep knowingness whenRoger passed that part of the
reason that the weight of it wasso heavy was because we were in
other lifetimes together andrecords were, I would say, the
first phase of me validatingthat.
Of course, I just I like mysoul, knew it, but I did get
validation of it through therecords and then that led me
(15:56):
like that, like pull of thatstring led me to doing past life
regression work.
So I feel like the records canbe a powerful tool to showing
you other areas that you mightwant to explore, not only for
your own soul's journey, but ifyou are a healer, it might help
like pull you the rightdirection for any modalities.
(16:17):
It might help like pull you theright direction for any
modalities You're meant touniquely mix together to help
service clients that resonatewith your energy too.
Speaker 1 (16:23):
Absolutely.
And I will say I have foundthat by opening up the records
when I'm doing energy healingsI'm able to pull a lot more
messages than I normally wouldin just like a regular channel
of doing an energy healing, thanI normally would in just a like
a regular channel of doing anenergy healing.
So it's it for me it kind ofopens up a wider set of an
energetic stream that I can pullfrom.
(16:44):
It's like okay, well, I'mgetting this one before I may
not have received that.
So that's what I do, like therecords.
But I do want to ask autumn, orboth of you guys, you both
bring intuitive and healinggifts into your work.
How do you blend your abilitieswhen working together in
sessions or programs?
Speaker 3 (17:05):
Lindsay, I'll let you start with this.
Speaker 2 (17:07):
Oh, I mean, honestly, our energies are so
complimentary.
It's like it's crazy.
I think we're both extremelyhigh vibrational.
We both are all about like loveand light energy.
I feel like there's just anatural ebb and flow, like we
literally don't have to talkabout it, we don't have to plan
it.
Everything has just like vibedperfectly together.
(17:30):
It's honestly kind of hard toput into words because it is so
divinely driven.
It's kind of crazy to wordsbecause it is so divinely driven
.
It's kind of crazy and it'slike we light each other up and
so, therefore, we light up thepeople that are in our energy.
I would say that we are bothvery high vibrational.
I'm probably more groundingenergy than Autumn is, so we
(17:55):
complement each other reallywell in that way.
But we're both just, we're bothcreators and we're both so open
and tapped in.
And I think like when you're ina community with people that
resonate with you and you knowother healers, and especially if
you just have a phenomenalenergetic match I mean Autumn
(18:15):
and I have talked about it weliterally wouldn't want to do
this community with anybody elseand I can say that and it's
just like and I feel it deep inmy soul.
But whenever you're with eachother, too, you raise each
other's vibration, and I'venoticed this when I'm in
proximity with anybody who'slike on a deep spiritual journey
, whether it's people in ourcommunity, obviously, of course,
(18:38):
autumn, other healers that webring into the community.
There is this beautiful synergythat happens that just raises
everybody in the community'senergy as well.
When you, the more people youbring in, it's like this, it's
really truly the rising of thecollective, and I believe that
all this really matters.
(18:58):
Our community is the power ofthat group, and that group
magnetizes the power of thecollective.
So long answer, but that's myanswer to your question.
No, it's a great answer.
Speaker 3 (19:10):
I love it.
I love it.
I second everything Lindsaysays.
She's definitely more grounded.
Keeps me here.
I think together we work as awhole, right?
What something that I may notbe knowledgeable in, she has the
knowledge in or she has thehealing ability in.
We just complement each othervery, very well.
She's the sun, I'm the moon.
I'm just kidding, but that'ssometimes how I feel and it's
(19:34):
just.
It's such a pleasure to workwith Lindsay and to bring this
community together to reallyhelp the collective
consciousness rise up and andreally be okay and accepting of
all parts of themselves.
Right, I love that.
Speaker 1 (19:49):
That's beautiful.
So, as co-founders, how do youmaintain energetic balance and
collaboration while navigatingboth business and spiritual
growth?
Speaker 2 (20:01):
Lindsay take the lead .
Yeah, I feel like there's beena natural ebb and flow with that
as well.
It's so interesting.
So we actually both were aboutto launch a community separately
and I had done some analysis ofthe astrology and the date that
I had picked to launch wasaround spiritual growth that
(20:21):
actually is meant to continuethrough.
It was a cycle that would beginMarch 30th and it continues
through 2034.
So it was very intentional,yeah, and Autumn had done
research and she had a launchdate that was like within a week
and a half of my launch date.
Anyway, spirit tapped both of us.
It was like you know, you'resupposed to be doing this
together, and it goes back tothe point I just made a minute
(20:43):
ago that like there's so muchmore energy behind us doing this
together, and I think both ofus have now have such an
extensive network of otherhealers that resonate with us,
which is amazing.
I mean, we're here especiallyas women.
We're here like to empower eachother and give each other a
(21:04):
platform to have our voicesheard and to help everyone heal,
and I think it's so importantto never be threatened by other
healers that even might be inthe exact same vertical as you.
We all have a very specificcalling and our energy is going
to resonate with the people thatare meant to be in our aura, in
(21:27):
our space, and we have an openinvitation to those who do
resonate with us personally tothe community, which I think
brings it to a whole notherlevel.
It's just we're very open andinclusive and I think both of us
and like the way that we arebringing people in as members of
the community, because we'vegot people at all different
(21:50):
levels of their spiritualjourney.
I mean, we've got people whoclearly are being called as a
healer and know their exact pathbut maybe need a little help
and guidance getting there, orjust want to be like to your
point about you know, having acomplex, about not believing
imposter syndrome, not believingin your own abilities.
Sometimes just having thatadditional layer of support is
(22:12):
what you need.
But then we've got people whoare very early on their journey.
So, no matter where you're aton your journey, like I feel
both of us have been called toprovide a safe space, a really
truly safe space where everybodycan openly share and be
authentically themselves and bevulnerable.
Speaker 3 (22:29):
Autumn?
Yes, I think that.
Well, first it's trust, right,a lot of trust, and I have so
much trust for Lindsay.
As she had stated before, weare on an abundant planet.
There is enough room foreveryone to have whatever they
would like, as long as they dothe inner work.
(22:50):
And on our platform weencourage other healers, all
forms, all different modalities,to come in and kind of share
their tools to help those peoplethat need that extra boost,
because maybe you know, reikihealing isn't for someone, but
Akashic work is, you know, orvice versa, and they'll get the
little snippets and the toolsthat they need in order to grow,
(23:13):
because something is destinedto fit, as long as they try what
they need, to try to get wherethey're going.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
I love that.
So, autumn, you describeyourself as the heart
restoration goddess, a titlefull of soul.
What personal transformationinspired the sacred identity?
Speaker 3 (23:33):
So I am one that has experienced a very challenging
childhood, from abandonment toboth my parents, experiencing
just a lot of trauma, and I feelthat I was able to heal myself
from the inside out with thebelief that love exists.
(24:00):
And I call myself the heartrestoration goddess, because
goddess is like a guide, right,it's divine, feminine energy and
I hold a sacred space wherepeople can tap into that and
heal themselves from the insideout.
And I think that it's.
A lot of people hold shame andthey hold a story as if that
defines them, and I'm here toempower them that what happens
(24:24):
to you does not define you, andyou are so much more than you
could ever imagine.
What has happened to you issometimes lessons and sometimes
unimaginable, but that doesn'ttake away from your soul, self
and your highest self, and Iintroduce the inner child to the
highest self, to where you arenow, and I integrate and bring
(24:45):
it all together and I justinfuse them with the love that
they have been looking forinside of themselves to then
begin to grow and heal the waythat they need to.
Speaker 1 (24:55):
Oh, that's beautiful.
I really love how you just saidthat that is beautiful.
And, lindsay, what has been themost surprising thing you've
discovered about yourself sincestepping fully into your
healer's path?
Speaker 2 (25:08):
Ooh, I don't know.
I just have to say I justabsolutely love what Adam just
said.
Um what, I'm sorry, can yourepeat the question again?
I know Good answer.
Speaker 1 (25:17):
Beautiful story.
It was very beautiful and itreminds me of my own, like going
through a lot of trauma as achild, you know, with my family
and everything, and it's like,yes, but you can, you can
navigate through it and you canfeel love and you're not alone.
And I think that's beautifuland vulnerable Autumn that
you're able to share that andalso now empower others to find
(25:38):
that within themselves.
I think that's truly beautiful.
Speaker 3 (25:41):
Thank you, rachel, thank you, Thank you, lindsay
Back to.
Lindsay.
Speaker 2 (25:46):
Sorry, back to the duality piece that we mentioned
at the beginning too.
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Yes, Now I'm like where was I?
Oh yeah, Lindsay, what has beenthe most surprising thing that
you've discovered about yourselfsince stepping fully into your
healer's path?
Speaker 2 (26:05):
I guess that not only could I deeply connect myself,
like with Roger and my animalson the other side, but that I
1000% have that um, let's call aspade a spade.
I mean I had deep suicidalideation when I was really deep
(26:32):
in my grief which I think weneed to have conversations about
and normalize Um and um.
With that uh came my soul'spurpose and um drive to survive
as a result and I know Roger wasdoing everything he could to
keep me physically here as well,which I am incredibly thankful
(26:54):
for.
And I think because I was sofocused on that survival and
that need for connection andexpansion of our relationship
and deepening of ourcommunication and relationship
with him on the other sidedeepening of our communication
and relationship with him on theother side I didn't really even
care I mean that verbiagesounds bad, but like I didn't
(27:14):
really care about connecting forother people at that time.
But when I took some of thetrainings that I have, like the
intuitive Reiki program thatAutumn and I both have been
through, as well as some othertrainings, I was like Autumn and
I both have been through aswell as some other trainings I
was like holy cow because I hadto do.
I had, you know, quite a fewvolunteers, and they were all
(27:34):
over the globe Because I gotvolunteers from a community that
I'm in and I don't like Ididn't know anybody, I didn't
know, I only knew their firstname and what country they were
in.
That was literally it, and thethings that were coming through
during these practice sessionswas like crazy and I was getting
(27:54):
so much validation and so itwas like I think that is like
the biggest thing for me waslike the aha of like oh wow, no,
I'm like this is the reason,like I'm supposed to be doing
this for other people, not justmyself, and it just it's not
like I ever would want to be amedium.
I certainly do bring throughmediumistic messages when I'm
(28:14):
working with both humans andanimals, but I let you know the
mediums be the mediums.
I mean Autumn's a medium and Imean there's so many amazing
people that focus just on that.
But for me it's using thatintuitive knowledge to guide the
direction of the healing thatwe're doing.
From a grief perspective, Ilove that.
Speaker 1 (28:36):
I will say that you are correct in the fact that we
do not talk enough about suicideand suicide ideation and what
it one as a person that hasexperienced that and two, as a
family member or a friend orsomebody that's lost someone to
suicide and how that thatblowback is to that person and
(28:57):
what the grieving process is.
And it can be a very traumatic.
Even people that you know I'mspeaking from personal
experience.
Like my mom, she wasinstitutionalized at a young,
you know, when we were reallyyoung, because of suicide
attempts and so it's like, it'sinteresting, like, but we never
were able to talk about it.
I remember, like going this isoff topic, but we went to pull
(29:20):
folks.
It's in Georgia, even thoughit's not open anymore, it's best
restaurant ever.
But she had scars on her forwhere she tried to commit
suicide and I was like whathappened there?
And my grandma kicked me on thetable.
I was like, don't talk aboutthat and it's just like, wow,
like, and looking back at that,I wish that would have been a
moment of like, hey, like, how'smy mom doing?
Like, what is she going through?
She's currentlyinstitutionalized.
(29:40):
Like, what is this?
What is this?
Like you, something that, ashealers, you know we are able to
help.
Not necessarily, you know.
There's also professionalguidance and where you need a
counselor, you might need adoctor, you might need something
else, but there is space forhealers that can help people
that are maybe navigating someof these murky waters that some
(30:02):
people just aren't comfortablewith speaking about, you know,
yeah absolutely, and I thinksorry to interrupt you having
the conversation because, likeyou just pointed out, there's an
additional layer of lonelinessthat also creates another
overwhelm related to the griefwhen you think you can't talk
about something and so justhaving these conversations and
(30:25):
normalizing that.
Speaker 2 (30:26):
Yes, like you know, you're going to have thoughts of
wanting to be on the other sideif you've lost somebody that's
extremely close to you, and itdoesn't have to be a human.
I mean there are plenty ofpeople I work with who've lost
animals.
I mean our animals can be asour animals, our family too?
Speaker 1 (30:45):
Yeah, no, absolutely, it's so true.
You're 100're, 100 correct Iit's interesting um, I recently
connected with penelope smith,who's the grandmother of animal
communication, and she talksabout I don't know why I put in
quotations she's lovely, amazinginterview goes on thursday.
Um, she like, honestly, likeshe was just like no like, and
they're all different souls andthey're all different beings
(31:06):
like we're.
We're basically souls living ina human body.
An animal is the same thing.
It's a soul living in an animalbody, regardless if it's a
spider, a whale or a dog.
Like they're, they have theirfeelings and we're very
connected to our animals.
And you're 100% correct.
And I think we don't give space,you know, like, for when an
(31:27):
animal passes.
You know, I'm thinking aboutone of my employees.
She had one of her beloved catsthat passed and she was
devastated, like I have neverseen her that upset and her I
was like please go home, pleasego call Lindsay in autumn and
get some.
Like you know, like she needsto be part of the soul revival
community.
Like it's just like you feelyou feel terrible, because it's
(31:48):
like you can't give space whenyou're, you know, in a
professional environment, forsomebody to grieve or to have
that moment.
Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2 (31:57):
Like I sorry way off topic there, but you're not a
topic at all and I cause I thinkyou're 100% right I mean, um,
just as a society in general,the workplace is part of it we
need to be having theseconversations and opening things
up for a complete rework.
You know some company policieson grieving time is, like,
(32:18):
generally pretty crazy.
Speaker 1 (32:21):
One day for an aunt.
Speaker 2 (32:22):
Yeah, one day for this For a spouse Right or this
for a spouse like.
It's mind blowing, and alsorecognizing what works for one
person won't work for anotherperson, so one person might want
to deep dive into work as adistraction.
Another person need that space.
So just normalizing theseconversations is so important.
Speaker 1 (32:46):
Especially, you're right in the workplace.
I remember when my brotherpassed and he committed suicide
and we had, like I was onlygiven five days and it was.
I mean we had to go play.
I mean we, it was unexpectedand it was so tragic and
terrible for the family.
And then to be like oh, guesswhat You're on call.
Like it's just like there's nospace for you to be a human and
(33:08):
to have this experience.
And then it's like get back towork.
Like it's just like there's nospace for you to be a human and
to have this experience.
And then it's like get back towork, like you know it was.
It was just wow.
When you look back on it,you're just like wow, I would
never treat somebody like thatnow.
Like if that were to happen,take as much time as you need,
it is what it is.
Like.
You know they'll come back toyou when they need to.
Like it's just a job, guys.
(33:28):
Autumn yeah, with deepappreciation.
Yes, yes, autumn looks veryserious Autumn.
Speaker 3 (33:39):
Oh, I'm just thinking how we need to break out of
that box.
I feel like everyone is meantto, or the society puts us in
this box that no one can thriveor live in us, in this box that
no one can thrive or live in,and I feel that it's it's a
mission in my heart to breakdown that box, because the box
doesn't fit anymore and and Idon't like that shape anyways.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
And I think that's why it's so important that you
know the name of your communityis the soul revival.
It's going back to the soul andit's going back to within.
It's going back to the healing.
And let me provide you withthese tools.
I mean you guys have shadowwork, grief transformation,
inner child healing.
I mean you offer a gamut of youknow, like a thread.
(34:20):
I can pull on this thread.
I might need this, but maybe,maybe in a six months I'm going
to need this red thread andthat's going to help me.
And I love the fact that youguys are bringing in healers and
your own amazing expertise andreally, like you've gone through
this also, so you're empatheticto the person's journey that is
coming into your group.
You can identify like, okay,I'm feeling this from this
(34:43):
person and you know you canreally relate to them on a soul
level, which is so, so important.
I think that's why thiscommunity is going to thrive and
continue to grow and grow andgrow, because it's what we need
right now.
You know we have a lonelinessepidemic.
We have a we don't know how tosocialize with each other issue.
We have a people are mediabrainwashing us issue Like it's
(35:07):
just there's so many things on ahuman level that's interfering
with our soul growth.
You know, and I really respectthe fact that the two of you
have come together and yourenergy does blend very well
together.
You know, it's very lovely.
It's like, wow, they must'vespent a lot of lifetimes
together.
Like it's very lovely, you know, and it's just beautiful and to
(35:29):
really like it's, I love it.
I just, I really respect whatyou guys are doing 100%.
Anything else you two want toadd?
I have a final question, butanything else you guys want to
add before I ask you both, thefinal question, the final
question.
Speaker 2 (35:45):
It's all you, Rachel.
I'm loving this conversationit's all you, rachel.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
I'm loving this conversation.
You guys are the best.
So what is one practical pieceof advice or spiritual tool you
each would recommend for someonewho's currently navigating
grief, uncertainty or awakeningfor the first time?
Speaker 3 (36:04):
I'll go first.
I'll take the mic.
Rachel meditation I think thateveryone should take the time to
meditate the way that they needto.
That could be sitting insilence for five minutes.
That could be driving with theradio off and just letting your
mind silence itself from all ofthe distractions and the
(36:26):
constant go, go go mentality.
Meditating bounced me forward.
I mean, it really helped mecreate a space between my
trigger and response time, and Ithink that us humans need that
right now because we'reconstantly dodging everything
that's coming at us andmeditation can be like oh, that
(36:47):
doesn't even need to affect me.
You know, you can just swapthat one out or swap that one
out, but without meditation it'sreally hard to know which ones
are there for you and yourhighest good and which ones are
just not even worth payingattention to.
Speaker 1 (37:00):
I love that answer and Lindsay.
Speaker 2 (37:03):
I love that as well and since Autumn said meditation
, which is definitely on myshort list of things I recommend
to clients, I would sayjournaling, especially if you
are on a grief journey journal,journal, journal.
Because journaling helps you inso many ways.
It helps you tap into theenergy of trust, it helps you
(37:26):
tap into the energy of gratitude.
It is something that you cancome back to.
So I, literally every singleday, I write down the date, I
write down the angel numbers Igot, I write down the signs I
got, I write down dream visitsthat I received and I keep it
next to my bed or in my bathroomso that I can write them as
soon as I wake up, because youlose things if you wait too long
(37:46):
.
But journaling is huge becauseit does all the things.
It taps us into, like I said,gratitude, openness.
But it also takes you back totruth when you have those dark
rabbit hole moments that we'vetalked about during this
recording.
It takes you back to the coretruth that we are so much more
(38:07):
than these physical meat suits,to the core truth that we are so
much more than these physicalmeat suits and you can tap into
that loving, expansive energyfrom the other side and all that
they have available to you.
So journaling is mine.
Speaker 1 (38:17):
I love it.
I love to journal.
I do write out their morningpages every day.
It's from the artist way andshe talks about doing your
morning pages to get you to theother side of like, where your
mind is, to get you to whereyour heart can be more open.
So that's.
I love that meditate andjournal.
I want to thank you both,lindsay and Autumn, from the
Soul Revival community forcoming on the Spiritual
(38:39):
Spotlight series.
I can't wait to have you bothon again and thank you so much.
Thank you, rachel.
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