In this episode, I confront the false divide between politics and spirituality, asking: What does it mean to be spiritually awake in the face of genocide and global silence? Centering the ongoing crisis in Gaza, we explore why witnessing, speaking out, and taking action are not just moral acts, they’re deeply spiritual ones.



I also call out the growing trend of spiritual bypassing in metaphysical and New Age spaces, where “good vibes only” becomes a dangerous excuse to avoid confronting injustice. True spirituality doesn’t look away from suffering, it moves toward it with compassion, courage, and clarity.



This is a call to remember that everything is interconnected. To resist is sacred. To care is holy. And to act in solidarity is a form of prayer.