What does it mean to live in truth, even when it’s uncomfortable, scary, or unpopular?
In this raw and emotional episode, recorded on September 11th, Shilamida opens her heart about the passing of Charlie Kirk, the culture of hate that surfaced around it, and her own lifelong journey of stepping into truth as her highest frequency. She reflects on the times she’s been silenced, the fears that have come with speaking boldly, and the soul contracts that repeat until we choose to rise above them.
From shadow work and past-life memories to navigating cancel culture and standing firm in her purpose, Shilamida shares what it looks like to embody courage, compassion, and conviction — even when it feels easier to stay quiet.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Why truth is often scarier than gratitude — and why it matters more
How cancel culture triggered deep fear, shame, and shadow work
The cycle of tests that come back at every new level of growth
Learning to forgive yourself when bitterness takes over
Why your voice matters, even if it blinds or triggers others
