Summary

In this final episode of Season 1 of the Pleasure and Peace podcast, Tia welcomes her first guest, Sabs, an omnist mystic and tarot reader. They explore Sabs' journey through a purgatory-like experience in Las Vegas, her understanding of magic, and the role of intention in tarot readings. Sabs shares her insights on being a priestess, the importance of discernment in spiritual practices, and how tarot can intersect with mental health. The conversation also delves into Sabs' upcoming Gardener House Collective, aimed at creating a community for multifaceted individuals to learn and grow together.

Intro & Outro Music: “Night Jazz” by Ketsa

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Summary

In this episode, Tia explores the intersection of magic and mental health, discussing how spiritual practices like tarot and ritual can complement traditional therapy. She emphasizes the importance of intention and cultural context in healing, highlighting that magic and mental health are interconnected rather than opposing forces. Tia also shares insights on how different cultures have historically integrated magic into their healing practices, and how modern spirituality echoes these traditions. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to reflect on their own understanding of magic and healing.

Intro & Outro Music: “Night Jazz” by Ketsa

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Summary

In this conversation, Tia explores the themes of desire, sex magic, and the power of pleasure as a form of manifestation. She dives into the heart of desire as divine energy and reveals how pleasure can become a living spell for healing, clarity, and creation. Through this episode, Tia guides you to consciously harness arousal as creative power and reminds you that pleasure is not indulgence—it's devotion, transformation, and spiritual growth.

Intro & Outro Music: “Night Jazz” by Ketsa

Licensed under: ⁠⁠⁠CC BY 4.0⁠⁠⁠

Source:⁠⁠⁠ Free Music Archive – Ketsa⁠⁠⁠

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.