What happens when rock and roll rebellion meets spiritual awakening?
Drummer Clementine Moss reveals her remarkable journey of merging two seemingly opposite worlds — pounding Led Zeppelin drum solos by night and guiding others as a Buddhist spiritual counselor by day.
As the powerhouse drummer for Zepperella, Clementine channels John Bonham’s thunderous energy on stage. Offstage, she helps others navigate their inner landscapes and heal. In this soul-opening conversation, she shares how drumming became not just performance — but a practice of presence, worthiness, and self-acceptance.
Clementine reflects on a pivotal moment during a solo when applause no longer fed her ego, but revealed a deeper truth about collective celebration. She candidly discusses the layers of shame she shed through meditation and the liberating realization that worthiness was never something to earn — it already lived within her.
From confronting fear to releasing ambition, Clementine invites us to consider:
✨ What if I am exactly perfect right now?
✨ What if I don’t need to be healed?
This episode is for anyone navigating self-worth, healing, and the intersection of art and spirituality. Clementine’s story reminds us: true freedom comes when we integrate all parts of ourselves and return home to our wholeness.
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Find Clementine here: www.clemthegreat.com
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