Real conversations that naturally lean towards spirituality, healing, and psychology – The New Ashla Podcast is refreshingly genuine, unfiltered, and explores a wealth of topics and conversations that are insightful, inspiring, and captivating.
Built alongside the creation of a coaching platform, The New Ashla Podcast is rooted in its aspirations to help people navigate trauma and relationships, and in that process, the show uncovers a depth of revelation in the fields of religion, philosophy, and life itself.
Already 56 episodes deep, The New Ashla Podcast has well and truly established itself as a professional and genuine outlet for uncertainty and struggle, and most recently presented a fascinating discussion, for The Hidden Wounds of CPTSD and the Path to Wholeness.
From the outset, episodes set a laid-back and welcoming foundation, and the conversations feel authentic, unedited, impassioned, and even vulnerable. The hosts speak from both experience and research, on a personal and professional level combined, and these qualities are introduced brilliantly in this recent episode.
Both the content and tone are comforting and eye-opening here, the format is empowering, inspiring, and uplifting. The podcast welcomes listeners who’ve been through struggles, and embraces them – perhaps even shining light on the health terms and conditions that might be affecting them.
The conversation intertwines spiritual and psychological terminology, and ultimately feels both insightful and like a private, honest discussion between professionals – referencing the mind and the spirit, the real and the imagined, and comparing and uniting the physical body and the pure energy from which we are made.
It’s a refreshing approach, with the truth and help, the support, not being gatekept or held behind a paywall. It’s this realism, this accessibility and humanity, along with the show’s versatility, the blending of science and spiritual awakening, which makes The New Ashla Podcast so unique, so interesting, and so clearly appealing. the podcast already notes tens of thousands of listeners, and hundreds of five-star reviews.
Running alongside The New Ashla Podcast is the coaching and counselling venture Light in the Void. The main goals with this business are to encourage healthy conversations and offer shadow work, to help individuals and groups alike find purpose, overcome trauma, and leave their insecurities in the past. The beating heart of this also runs throughout The New Ashla Podcast, with episodes digging deep into concepts like The Psychology of Fear, Breaking The Cycle of Mistakes, and The Hard Truth of Self Care.
The world is well and truly experiencing a significant shift at present, in the way we connect and communicate, and indeed, the way we view ourselves and our role within society. The New Ashla Podcast seems perfectly catered to that contemporary evolution and dynamic, and is both a pleasure and a positively influential arena for your weekly listening.
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