The No BS Spiritual Book Club with Sandie Sedgbeer

What if you could shift into a version of your life where you’re happier, healthier, and more aligned—without waitingmonths or years for change? In this replay episode of The No BS Spiritual Book Club, physicist, author, and consciousness pioneer CynthiaSue Larson joins Sandie Sedgbeer to explore the fascinating world of quantum jumps, parallel realities, and the phenomenon known as the Mandela Effect.Cynthia—founder of RealityShifters—shares why “coincidence” may not be random at all, and how intention, awareness, and choice can open surprising new pathways for transformation. In this conversation, we explore:• How decisions may create branching realities• Why synchronicity often increases during periods of change• The science-and-spirit bridge behind conscious reality shifts• What it means to “jump timelines” with discernment and clarity• Books and influences that shaped Cynthia’s journey 📅 Airing Thurs, Jan 29, 2026🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/_Z8ymhNLg5M📚 View Cynthia Sue Larson’s 10 Best Spiritual Books here:https://www.sedgbeer.com/cynthia-sue-larsons-10-best/📚 Learn more about Cynthia: www.realityshifters.com #CynthiaSueLarson #QuantumJumping #MandelaEffect #ParallelRealities #RealityShifting #Consciousness#TimelineShifts #QuantumPossibility #SandieSedgbeer #NoBSBookClub

What if reality is more flexible than we’ve been taught? Physicist and consciousness pioneer Cynthia Sue Larson joinsSandie Sedgbeer to explore quantum jumps, Mandela Moments, and how we may be shifting timelines more often than we realize—sometimes on purpose.

Some books accompany us through inner change. In this conversation, Sandy Broadhurst reflects on how spiritual reading, healing practices, and devotion to the way of the Rose shaped her lived experience. Rather than treating books as ideas to absorb, Sandy speaks about them as catalysts — influencing how we inhabit our bodies, our homes, and our relationship with the unseen. What unfolds in this conversation includes:• Books as gateways to self-discovery and healing• Reading as an embodied spiritual practice• Divine feminine wisdom and balance• Healing through sound, frequency, and sacred oils• Earth energies and connection to place• Integrating masculine and feminine energies Together, these elements reveal a spirituality rooted in daily life — where wisdom moves from the page into the body and outward into the world. Learn More about Sandy Broadhurst (Humby): https://www.rosealchemy.com/ #SpiritualBooks #HealingJourney #DivineFeminine #SacredWisdom #NoBSSpiritualBookClub📚 Check out Sandy Broadhurst’s 10 Best Spiritual Books here: https://www.sedgbeer.com/?s=Sandy+Broadhurst 

Books can open doorways we didn’t know were there. In this episode, Sandy Broadhurst shares how spiritual reading, healing practices, and the way of the Rose shaped herjourney — awakening deeper balance, connection, and embodied wisdom.

Creativity often reveals itself through experience rather than explanation. What unfolds in this conversation includes:• Craft as a sacred, embodied practice• How working with the hands alters awareness• Intuition as a skill that strengthens through use• Creativity as a form of listening• The subtle energetic shifts that arise through making• Personal evolution through everyday acts of creation Elizabeth Des Roches’ 10 Best Spiritual Books reflect this lived approach — revealing creativity not as output, but as a process that awakens the maker. Learn more about Elizabeth Des Roches: https://elizabethdesroches.com📚 Check out Elizabeth Des Roches’ 10 BestSpiritual Bookshttps://www.sedgbeer.com/elizabeth-des-rochess-10-best-spiritual-books/

Sometimes creativity reveals itself through a quiet shift — attention settles, the hands engage, and something deeper begins to move. Elizabeth Des Roches reflects on craft as a sacred, embodied practice that awakens intuition, presence, and personal evolution.

Some people stumble into spiritual awareness later in life. Others arrive already carrying it — without language, protection, or context.   In this deeply human NO BS conversation, Sandie Sedgbeer is joined by spiritual life coach, gifted medium, and author Diantha Rose, who shares what it was like growing up withextraordinary awareness and learning how to stay present inside it. Rather than offering beliefs, Diantha speaks honestly about recognition — how books about past lives, consciousness, power, loss, and presence helped her realize she wasn’talone in what she was living. Together, Sandie and Diantha explore healing as remembering, the importance of validation, and what it means to live honestly with sensitivity in the real world. This is a conversation about being seen, being present, and learning to trust who you’ve always been. 🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/qf4T-VHEbIE 📚 Check out Diantha Rose’s10 Best Spiritual Books here: https://www.sedgbeer.com/diantha-roses-10-best-spiritual-books/🌐 Learn more about DianthaRose: www.diantharose.com

Spiritual awareness doesn’t always arrive gently — or on schedule.Born with deep spiritual awareness, Diantha Rose shares how books, past lives, presence, and validation shaped her journey. This NO BS conversation explores healing as remembering, the power of being seen, and learning to live honestly withextraordinary awareness.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Father Sean O’Laoire, an Irish priest and mystic, challenges conventional ideas about God and spiritual authority. He shares insights on biblical mistruths and the need to move beyond rigid theology to experience Spirit directly. The conversation dives into consciousness studies, Irish mythology's cultural wisdom, and the relationship between science and spirituality. Father Sean also explores personal transformation, the concept of Bodhisattva, and the significance of community in today's spiritual landscape.

What if God isn’t who we were taught to believe?In this encore NO BS conversation, exiled priest, mystic, and psychologist Fr. Sean O’Laoire challenges doctrine,rethinks scripture, and invites us into a lived experience of Spirit that still unsettles—and liberates—today.