It feels like a blessing to open a new season of Ritual of Wild with Neale Donald Walsch. There is something in Neale’s presence that meets the tender places within us like a salve. In this conversation, we wander into the terrain of faith, openness, and the courage it takes to stay in relationship with God, especially in the moments when the heart wants to close. He invites us back into dreaming, into possibility, into a way of living that feels connected, intimate, and inspiring.

Neale is the author of many beloved works, including Conversations with God, Home with God in a Life That Never Ends, and most recently, Letters to a Young Seeker. This latest offering, co-created with his partner Em Claire, weaves prose and poetry in a way that feels like a conversation with the soul itself. This episode is an invitation to listen, to stay open even when it feels easier to turn away. I hope it meets you exactly where you are.

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In this deeply resonant conversation, Jenny Jimeno and Mallorie Buoy explore the transformative landscape of somatics as a path toward freedom, healing, and remembrance of self. Together, they reflect on how life’s challenges can become invitations for growth, and how the wisdom of the body can lead us home to wholeness.

As the Founder and Director of Homebody School of Somatics, Mallorie brings over two decades of experience in psychology, education, movement, and mysticism. Her studies in Waldorf education, yoga, Compassionate Inquiry (Gabor Maté), and Somatic Experiencing (Peter Levine) have shaped her integrative approach to understanding the relationship between body, brain, and the greater quantum field of existence.

Her personal journey of reversing a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis through somatic work has deepened her understanding of the body’s innate capacity to heal. Mallorie’s work bridges the alchemical with the practical, uniting spiritual awakening with social justice and the collective upliftment of those in marginalized circumstances.

Through this dialogue, Jenny and Mallorie invite us to consider how abundance and scarcity live within both the personal and the collective, and how true healing requires deep engagement with what is present. Wholeness, they remind us, is not something to seek but something to remember, a return to the truth that we are already complete.

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This week Jenny sits down with Vanessa Bennett, LMFT, a licensed depth psychotherapist, author, and facilitator known for her no-nonsense yet compassionate approach to healing. Coauthor of It’s Not Me, It’s You and author of The Motherhood Myth, Vanessa brings her grounding in Jungian and depth-oriented psychology to conversations that help us break patterns and return to our truest selves.

Together, Jenny and Vanessa explore the myths of motherhood and the spiritual journey of embracing all parts of oneself. They speak to the tender balance between creativity and parenting, the courage to let go of perfection, and the grief that naturally weaves itself into the experience of motherhood. The conversation honors both the light and the shadow, revealing how joy and grief are always interconnected.

They also reflect on how societal systems perpetuate shame and disconnection, and how community and conscious dialogue can help dismantle those patterns. This exchange is an invitation to embrace imperfection, find agency in relationships, and continually return home to the self as a lifelong practice.

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