Contact Us

Reach out to Sara using the form on the right.

Talk soon!

         

123 Street Avenue, City Town, 99999

(123) 555-6789

email@address.com

 

You can set your address, phone number, email and site description in the settings tab.
Link to read me page with more information.

Podcast Episodes

Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Kenneth Sørenson

Sara Vatore

In this episode of the Wisdom Keepers series, I am joined by Kenneth Sørenson to navigate the intricate maps of the human psyche through the lens of Psychosynthesis. We dive in to explore how this living psychology can guide us as a steady compass along our spiritual path. 

Kenneth shares how we can bridge the gap between our personal and transpersonal will, moving beyond our past conditioning to move through life with greater alignment and choice. It’s a conversation about the art of self-mastery and the quiet courage it takes to expand, just a little, every single day.

Kenneth Sørensen is a psychotherapist, author, and teacher specializing in psychosynthesis and transpersonal psychology. He holds a Master’s degree in Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy from the University of East London and has many years of experience working with personal and spiritual development in both clinical and educational settings.

He is the founder of kennethsorensen.dk, an extensive online library dedicated to psychosynthesis, where he publishes and curates original writings by Roberto Assagioli alongside his own articles and contemporary contributions to the field. His work is characterized by a strong emphasis on scholarly rigor, source-based research, and the integration of psychological and spiritual perspectives.

Kenneth is actively involved in the international psychosynthesis community, serving on the steering committees of both the Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis and the Synthesis Community. He is also engaged in an ongoing biographical research project on Assagioli, drawing on archival material to present a historically grounded and nuanced account of the founder’s life and work.

Through his writing, teaching, and public speaking, Kenneth seeks to advance psychosynthesis as a living, evolving psychology relevant to both individual transformation and wider cultural development.

Inside this episode, we explore:


  • Psychosynthesis as a living, evolving psychology for both personal transformation and collective growth

  • Kenneth’s path into this work and what drew him to the depth and structure of psychosynthesis

  • A multidimensional understanding of the human psyche and how it supports inner development

  • Distinguishing between the "Personal Will" and the "Transpersonal Will" and how each shapes our choices and direction

  • Navigating the fear and conditioning that arise when we begin to step into more of who we truly are

  • Self-mastery as an ongoing, lived process rather than a fixed destination

  • The experience of the “I” as a center of awareness and will, distinct from thoughts, emotions, and roles

  • The importance of having a clear inner map to support both psychological and spiritual growth

  • What it means to grow in small, meaningful ways and the courage it takes to follow what feels true.

I hope you enjoyed this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series.

To learn more about Kenneth’s work, his books, and his online library of Psychosynthesis resources, you can find all the relevant links below.

If something in this conversation stirred remembrance, sparked an insight, or opened a new doorway for you, I’d love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.

More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links: 

Visit Kenneth’s website

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Medicine of the Moment


Be Who You Are


Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Julianna Kallas

Sara Vatore

In this episode of the Wisdom Keepers series, I am joined by Julianna Kallas to discuss the multidimensional realms of psychic insight, mediumship, and medical intuition. As an internationally known celebrity psychic, Julianna shares her lifelong journey of navigating the "collapse of time" and the profound responsibility that comes with seeing the unseen. 


We explore how she first discovered her gifts as a child, perceiving spirits and knowing truths before they manifested, and how she eventually stepped out of the psychic closet to offer her unique medicine to the world.


Our conversation dives into the mechanics of how Julianna works, from reading the clutter in a person’s energy field to acting as a bridge for those who have passed on. She provides a fascinating look at the spiritual duty involved in her craft, emphasizing the importance of delivering messages with integrity, grace, and a focus on the soul's brilliance rather than the ego's personality. 


Julianna Kallas is an internationally known psychic/medium and intuitive life coach with clients and all corners of the world, from London to Guam to California. A Psychic for over 40 years, she has appeared nationally on WBZ radio, WBZ in Fox TV. She has been a guest on radio shows including WCKY Cincinnati, and nationally on Talk America. She also has been interviewed for the TV show Psychic Detectives and helped the Boston Police Department solve a quadruple murder, even locating the murder weapon! She is featured in the book Spiritual Prescriptions for Turbulent Times. Listen to Julianna‘s podcast on Pandora, iTunes, Amazon, Buzzsprout and Spotify called a Psychic Guide to Finding Peace.


Inside this episode, we explore:


  • Julianna’s early childhood experiences of seeing spirits and knowing truths before she had language for her gifts


  • Her transition from a private, closeted intuitive to an internationally recognized psychic and medium


  • The concept of the “collapse of time” and how intuitive insight exists beyond linear past, present, and future


  • What it means to work as a medical intuitive, including sensing energetic clutter and blockages within the body and field


  • The spiritual responsibility and ethical weight of delivering messages from the other side with integrity and care


  • The many expressions of intuition—from supporting high-level business professionals to offering mediumship for grieving families


  • How physical and energetic clutter can disrupt our connection to inner knowing and intuitive clarity


  • The importance of groundedness, discernment, and staying in one’s lane while engaging in intuitive work


  • Shifting perception from personality-based judgment to recognizing the inherent light and brilliance of the soul


I hope you enjoyed this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series.


To learn more about Julianna’s work, her readings, and her upcoming projects, you can find all the relevant links below. 


If something in this conversation stirred remembrance, sparked an insight, or opened a new doorway for you, I’d love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.

More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links: 

Send an email: jkallas27@gmail.com

Visit her website

Check out her podcast

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Medicine of the Moment


Stillness


Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Dr. Michael Lennox

Sara Vatore

In this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series, I had the honor of sitting down with spiritual teacher, astrologer, and dream expert Dr. Michael Lennox for a rich conversation exploring dreams, astrology, and the deeper architecture of the human psyche.


Michael brings a rare synthesis of psychological training, intuitive perception, and decades of teaching about the symbolic language that shapes our inner lives. In our conversation, we explore the powerful role that dreams, astrology, and embodied awareness can play in helping us navigate this extraordinary moment of collective transition.


Together, we discuss what Michael calls the “mighty transition” humanity is currently moving through as we shift from the Age of Pisces into the Age of Aquarius, and how practices like dream interpretation and lunar tracking can help us stay grounded, curious, and connected to the deeper intelligence moving through our lives.


Dr. Michael Lennox is a psychologist, astrologer, and internationally recognized expert on dreams and dream interpretation. He has appeared on numerous television programs, beginning with the Sci Fi Network’s The Dream Team, and has also been featured on NBC’s Emmy award-winning Starting Over, Soap Talk, The Wayne Brady Show, and many other national television and radio programs. His radio appearances discussing the power of dreams number in the hundreds.

Dr. Lennox received both his Master’s and Doctorate in Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. His doctoral dissertation, Astrology and Personality, is published by Lambert Academic Publishing.


He is the author of four books on dreams, including Dream Sight: A Dictionary & Guide for Interpreting Any Dream, Llewellyn’s Complete Dream Dictionary, Llewellyn’s Little Book of Dreams, and most recently, Psychic Dreamer.


Dr. Lennox is also the host of the Conscious Embodiment Podcast, where he explores weekly astrological themes and helps listeners decode the messages within their dreams. He teaches classes on shadow work, spiritual practice, astrology, and self-inquiry through his worldwide practice based in Southern California.


Inside this episode, we explore:


  • Michael’s journey from a perceptive, misunderstood child to becoming a master interpreter of the symbolic “code” of dreams and astrology


  • The dark night of the soul that followed the cancellation of his television show, and the profound 18-month experience of oneness consciousness that emerged from it


  • The body as our primary anchor to the present moment and how how shifts in physical health can sometimes open unexpected doors into the inner world


  • What it means to live multidimensionally—walking in two realities at once while clearing the residue of old wounds so energy can move more freely


  • •Humanity’s transition into the Age of Aquarius and the emergence of a global, technologically connected community rooted in service


  • Tracking the moon as a practical gateway into living astrology and sensing the rhythms of the solar system within your own body


  • Dreams as a direct portal into the mysterious  inner landscape and a source of information about our lives that cannot be accessed in waking consciousness alone


  • Practicing grace as a moment-to-moment discipline that softens our path through a world still moving through tremendous upheaval


I hope you enjoyed this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series.

To learn more about Michael’s work, his books, and upcoming classes, you’ll find all the relevant links below.

If something in this conversation stirred remembrance, sparked an insight, or opened a new doorway for you, I’d love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.

More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links: 

Learn more about Dr. Michael Lennox

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Medicine of the Moment

Grace


Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Liz Koch

Sara Vatore

In this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series, it was a profound honor to sit in conversation with Liz Koch, who is a true elder in the somatic field and a woman whose work has shaped generations of bodyworkers, movers, therapists, and seekers.

For more than 45 years, Liz has devoted her life to listening to the deep sensory system and illuminating the “wild wisdom” of the core psoas. As the creator of Core Awareness™ and author of multiple seminal texts on embodied intelligence, she has helped change the language of the body through relentless curiosity, lived experience, and devotion to direct perception.

Our conversation journeys through Liz’s unconventional path, from her early rebellion and finding grounding in the fibers of the earth to becoming a "conceptual artist" of the human body. Liz invites us to view our lives not as structures to be built, but as organic entanglements and creative processes that are continuously unfolding.

Liz Koch is a conceptual artist exploring the deep sensory system and the wild wisdom of core Psoas. An international somatic educator and author, she is the creator of Core Awareness™ and the author of The Psoas Book; Core Awareness: Enhancing Yoga, Pilates, Exercise & Dance; Stalking Wild Psoas: Embodying Your Core Intelligence; and her upcoming book Birth Savvy. Liz focuses on kinesthetic intelligence, direct perception, and somatic awareness as a means of unfolding our human potential. Stalking Wild Psoas is her passion and Changing the Language of Body is her mission.


Inside this episode, we explore:


  • Liz’s journey from a rebellious youth to grounded elder, finding her animal body through weaving, deep listening, land and rhythm

  • Following innate impulse over institutional validation and redefining what “training” really means

  • Human potential as curiosity about life itself, rather than something to achieve

  • Understanding constructive rest and the practice of tracking internal sensory input to build a more coherent sense of self

  • Learning to stay present with terror, overwhelm, and activation without fleeing or fixing

  • Creativity as biological play, which is essential for trauma recovery and nervous system resilience

  • Living as art: shifting from making art to recognizing your life as the ultimate artistic expression

  • Cultural conditioning of women, the fawning response, and reclaiming instinctual knowing

  • Viewing the body and life itself not as a structure to be built, but as a beautiful, organic entanglement

I am deeply grateful for the chance to sit with a teacher whose work has quietly and profoundly shaped the somatic landscape for decades.

I hope you enjoyed this episode of the Wisdom Keepers series. To learn more about Liz’s work and book, visit the link below. 


We’ll be continuing these conversations with more mentors and visionaries throughout the season. If something in this conversation stirred remembrance, sparked insight, or moved you in some way, I would love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.


More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links: 

Learn more about Liz’s work and books 


Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Medicine of the Moment


Being Body.


Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Kate White

Sara Vatore

In this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series, I sat down with Kate White to discuss the world of prenatal and perinatal somatics and how our earliest experiences in the womb and during birth shape our lives. As an award-winning educator and advanced body worker, Kate shares her 30-year journey as a "baby body worker," helping families navigate the prevention and treatment of birth trauma by honoring the baby’s unique somatic experience.

Our conversation dives into the multidimensionality of birth as a process of spirit coming into matter and the three-dimensional chess involved in healing preverbal trauma. Kate invites us to look at our wounds as portals rather than destinations, teaching us how presence and curiosity can clear overwhelming imprints to reveal the pure, spiritual essence underneath.

Kate White is an advanced bodyworker trained in somatic therapies, prenatal and perinatal somatic health, lactation, brain development, infant mental health, and has specialized in parent-baby dyad care using somatic prevention and trauma healing approaches since 1999. She is a mother of two children, holds a BA and MA in Communication, is a Registered Craniosacral Therapist in the Biodynamic Craniosacral method, a Polarity Life Counselor and a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner. Her work combines somatic trauma healing, especially the approach of Anna Chitty’s Blueprint Resonance work, energetic therapies, bodywork, pediatric therapies and education about the nervous system to help give families with babies and small children the best possible start. 


She is Founding Director of Education for the Association for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health where from 2013 – 2019 she created and ran the Prenatal and Perinatal Educator Certificate program, a large online educational program for professionals. She went on to found Prenatal and Perinatal Healing Online and the Prenatal and Perinatal Somatics Institute. She teaches classes online and in person, and offers training called Integrated Prenatal and Perinatal Dynamics that she co-created with midwife Lois Trezise. She has a private practice in Chapel Hill, NC called Kate White PPN (katewhiteppn.com) and offers her own seminars through the Center for Prenatal and Perinatal Programs, ppncenter.com and the Prenatal and Perinatal Somatics Institute, ppnsomatics.com.



Inside this episode, we explore:


  • The field of prenatal and perinatal somatics and why our earliest imprints shape how we inhibit our bodies and lives

  • Understanding the baby’s experience and how preverbal trauma lives in the nervous system long before language

  • Viewing birth as a multidimensional threshold where spirit comes into matter, and the soul emerges into form

  • The “three-dimensional chess” of somatic therapy: tracking baby, parents, and the relationship field in between

  • Our innate capacity as multidimensional beings with layers of consciousness available for healing

  • The generational ripple effect of repair — how healing moves forward to our children and backward through our lineage

  • Reframing difficult birth stories from defeat to triumph and reclaiming the heroism of survival

  • Our true human spirit and the beautiful privilege of having a physical body on planet Earth

  • Transforming early overwhelming imprints into the unique artistry of our incarnation

  • Practicing curiosity and presence as sacred tools for moving through pain towards essential nature


I hope you enjoyed this episode of the Wisdom Keepers series. To learn more about Kate’s work and her training programs, you can find all the relevant links below. We’ll be continuing these conversations with more mentors and visionaries throughout the season. If something in this conversation moved you, stirred remembrance, or sparked an “aha,” I’d love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.


More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links: 

Learn more about Prenatal and Perinatal Healing Online


Learn more about The Prenatal and Perinatal Somatics Institute


Learn more about Kate’s private practice


Check out Kate’s seminars at ppncenter.com and ppnsomatics.com

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Medicine of the Moment


Curiosity - Kate


Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Remembering What Matters Most

Sara Vatore

In this episode of the Wisdom Keepers series, I am honored to welcome back my friend Susan McNamara for a third conversation—this time within the container of Wisdom Keepers. Susan’s presence and perspective have continued to offer something rare and essential, which is why returning to dialogue with her felt both natural and necessary. Together, we explore the profound art of “remembering what matters most” in an increasingly loud and confusing world. We dive into the essential process of distilling our lives to find the intersection of universal truth and lived experience, moving beyond the noise of technology and external agendas to reconnect with our own inner authority.


Susan shares how her own journey of discovery led her to trust the body as a primary source of wisdom, teaching us how to differentiate between cultural "shoulds" and our authentic needs. We dive into the importance of reclaiming our own "no’s," resisting the addiction to constant information, and finding the medicine in the stillness of winter to truly own our lives.


Susan McNamara is a woman who cares deeply about how we are living and how it is that we treat ourselves, each other, and the planet. She is the founder of The Healer Within: A Unique Online Health & Healing Community for Women and the author of the book, Trusting Your Body: The Embodied Journey of Claiming Sacred Responsibility for Your Health & Well-Being as well as Remembering What Matters Most.


Susan is a Certified Holistic Health Counselor, Professional-Level Kripalu Yoga Teacher, Shamanic Practitioner, and Journeydance Guide. She is trained in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, holds a Masters in Counseling Psychology and is trained and educated at the doctoral level in Clinical Psychology. She writes a weekly blog on life, health and healing for “out-of-the-box’ thinkers at medicine4thepeople.com.


Inside this episode, we explore:


  • The practice of distilling our life experiences to discover the intersection of universal truth and lived wisdom


  • Navigating the noise and confusion of the modern world to reconnect with the deeper "remembrance" of who we are


  • Remembering what matters most as a living compass in a loud agenda-driven culture


  • Susan’s personal journey of mining her childhood to discern between cultural "shoulds" and her own embodied values


  • The lifelong discovery process of saying "not this, not that" as a path back to personal alignment


  • Using no's and moments that feel off as generative starting points for uncovering individual truth


  • Resisting the addictive pull of information overload in order to honor the winter call for stillness, depth and inward listening


  • The distinction between supportive self-exploration and the shadow of using information to bypass one's own inner authority


  • Cultivating inner authority as a way to make intentional life choices without the weight of external judgment or guilt


  • The art of stock-taking through attunement to the body’s messages and thought patterns during quiet time alone


  • Navigating the alchemical process of transforming personal friction into the fire of spiritual creation

I hope you enjoyed this installment of the Wisdom Keepers series! To learn more about Susan’s community, books, and meditations, you can visit her at rememberingwhatmattersmost.com


If something in this conversation moved you, stirred remembrance, or sparked an “aha,” I’d love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.


More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links: 

Visit Susan’s website

Listen to Dimensions of Susan McNamara

Listen to Dimensions of Holding Space for Yourself

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter

Medicine of the Moment


The Fire of Phoenix Rising --the medicine of transformation, where what no longer serves is burned away and something truer is reborn.



Wisdom Keepers: Dimensions of Didi Firman

Sara Vatore

In this inaugural episode of Wisdom Keepers, I open a deeply meaningful new chapter of the Multidimensional Transmissions podcast—one rooted in lineage, lived wisdom, and the voices of those who have walked the path long before us.


My first guest is Didi Firman, a beloved elder, teacher, and mentor whose presence and teachings profoundly shaped my inner and outer life. Didi was my psychosynthesis teacher and a pivotal guide during a formative season of my awakening. Her work transformed how I understand selfhood, will, purpose, and the deeper intelligence guiding our becoming. It’s difficult to put into words the way her mentorship changed me, but this conversation comes close.


Together, we explore the living practice of Psychosynthesis as a map for conscious evolution and an embodied relationship with the Self. We speak to what it means to answer the Call of Self, to listen beneath the noise of conditioning and “shoulds,” and to cultivate a life led from inner authority, compassion, and choice.


Didi brings the perspective of a true elder—seasoned, spacious, and grounded in decades of devotion to inner work. She reminds us that wisdom lives within each of us. That we are all, in our own way, wisdom keepers and carriers of medicine for this time.


This conversation is an invitation to slow down, to listen more deeply, and to remember who you are beneath the many voices that compete for your attention.


Didi Firman is the founder of the Synthesis Center in Amherst, Massachusetts, where she offers advanced training in psychosynthesis both online and in person. She is also a trainer with Synthesis Northeast, Synthesis Center San Francisco, and the Psychospiritual Institute. Didi has worked in the field of psychosynthesis for her entire adult life, with a current focus on expanding and formalizing the field of psychosynthesis life coaching.


She is a New York Times bestselling author, a retired professor of graduate psychology, and a practicing psychosynthesis life coach. Her most recent book, The Call of Self: Psychosynthesis Life Coaching, features contributions from psychosynthesis coaches around the world and reflects the living, evolving nature of this work.


A lifelong martial artist, Didi brings discipline, presence, and embodied wisdom to all aspects of her life. She is also a devoted grandmother to five grandchildren (and their parents), whose ages span from 4 to 26. The love and integrity that define her professional work are equally alive in her relationships, her community, and her deep care for all beings.




Inside this episode, we explore:


  • Psychosynthesis as a living map of the human psyche and spiritual unfolding


  • The role of subpersonalities and how they shape our behaviors, reactions, and choices


  • What it truly means to answer the Call of Self


  • The transition from traditional psychology into the expansive world of Psychosynthesis life coaching


  • How inner work can become a form of service and collective healing


  • Moving beyond “shoulds” and into authentic will and aligned action


  • Recognizing ourselves—and one another—as wisdom keepers in our own right


Meeting the complexity of being human with compassion, curiosity, and presence

This episode marks the beginning of the Wisdom Keepers series, a collection of conversations with elders, teachers, and seasoned humans whose lived experience carries something essential for these times.


I’m honored to begin this journey with Didi.


If something in this conversation moved you, stirred remembrance, or sparked an “aha,” I’d love to hear from you at sara@saravatore.com.


More Wisdom Keepers to come.



Links:

Learn more about The Synthesis Center and Didi Firman 

Learn more about Anchored in Awe virtual experience

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter

Dimensions of Cycles

Sara Vatore

In this solo transmission, I invite us to step away from the loudness of the traditional New Year narrative and cultural pressure and instead sink into the natural invitation of winter: slowing down, reflecting, and surrendering to our own unique rhythms. 

Recorded at the threshold of 2026, I share a personal story of navigating a doozy of a flu at the end of December, and how surrendering to my truth allowed for a more easeful, (though not necessarily easy), experience.

Join me as I explore how different cycle frameworks, from lunar and seasonal cycles to menstrual and healing spirals, can serve as guides on our path, helping us move from over-efforting into alignment. We dive into how these rhythms allow us to distinguish between cultural conditioning and our internal truth, offering a compass for navigating the terrain of our lives with more grace. 

By understanding these ebbs and flows, we can stop fighting against the current and start moving in a generative way that supports our long-term sustainability.

Whether you are feeling motivated to set business goals or just want to veg out and watch Netflix, this episode is a deep permission slip to embrace your unique pace and honor the season you are actually in. 

Reconnecting to your inner pulse is the key to restoring flow and finding equilibrium, even when the external world is moving at a different speed. If you’ve been feeling out of sync, behind, tender, or unsure of your pace, this episode is an invitation to trust your own timing and remember that you’re in a cycle that deserves to be honored.

Inside this episode, we explore:

  • The many dimensions of cycles — personal, seasonal, lunar, hormonal, and collective

  • Why winter is a sacred season for rest, integration, and inward listening


  • Granting ourselves deep permission to ignore "new year" pressures and honor our current energy levels without judgment

  • Surrendering to what is when the body or life shifts the plan

  • Utilizing cycles as guides rather than rules or productivity metrics

  • Why healing moves in spirals, not straight lines

  • Balancing periods of expansion and output with inward contraction to prevent burnout and ensure sustainability

  • Reconnecting with your inner pulse as a path to clarity and flow

  • Remembering that nature does not bloom year-round — and neither do we

I hope you enjoy this transmission. If you feel called to begin the year rooted, resourced, and re-enchanted, I’d love to have you join me for Anchored in Awe — in person on January 18 in Hadley, MA, or virtually on February 1.

And stay tuned for the upcoming Wisdom Keepers series, launching January 20 — a collection of conversations with elders and guides whose lived wisdom feels especially needed right now.

[Learn more about Anchored In Awe: Virtual Edition] https://www.saravatore.com/events/2026/2/1/anchored-in-awe-virtual-edition


[Learn more about Anchored in Awe: In-person experience] https://www.saravatore.com/events/2026/1/18/anchored-in-awe


Thank you for being here.




Links: 

Learn more about Anchored in Awe in person experience

Learn more about Anchored in Awe virtual experience

Listen to Dimensions of Contraction vs. Collapse

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


"Ease doesn't necessarily mean things are easy, but it means that we're not fighting against what is here and what is true." -Sara


Dimensions of Reflection

Sara Vatore

In this solo episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, I’m closing out the season by honoring a meaningful milestone — three years of this podcast (!) and reflecting on the magic, synchronicities, and embodied explorations that have shaped this living body of work.


I share gratitude for you, the listeners, whose messages, reflections, and “aha” moments have continually reminded me why this space matters so deeply.


As we move through the holiday season, a time that can feel both tender and overwhelming, I explore the importance of consciously creating space for ourselves, even (and especially) when life feels full. I share about a radical choice I made this December: taking a solo, local weekend away to recalibrate my nervous system, reconnect with my own rhythm, and soften back into presence.


This episode is an invitation to shift away from effortful, push-through healing and toward lighter, more spacious pathways — including awe, wonder, and intentional rest — allowing us to become the alchemists of our own experience.


I also share details about my upcoming Anchored in Awe somatic journey — offered both virtually and in person in January 2026 — designed to help you begin the new year rooted, receptive, and re-enchanted.


And I’m excited to announce a new chapter for the podcast in 2026: Wisdom Keepers, a special series devoted to the elders, teachers, and guides who have profoundly shaped my path. These conversations will honor lived wisdom, multidimensional perspectives, and the medicine that only comes through lived experience, presence, and devotion.


Inside this episode, we explore:


  • Celebrating the three-year anniversary of Multidimensional Transmissions and reflecting on its organic evolution


  • The power of choosing intentional spaciousness, even in the middle of a busy season. 


  • What it looks like to move from putting yourself last to adopting a “me first” orientation that actually increases your capacity to parent, lead and create.


  • Using the end of the year as a time for reflection, integration and honoring what’s already been accomplished. 


  • Navigating life and leadership while running two businesses, without abandoning creativity or my somatic work


  • Why healing doesn't always have to be heavy, intense, or effort-based  


  • How awe, wonder and shared intention can shift our internal and collective field


  • Remembering that we always have a choice in where we place our attention 


  • Details on my new "Anchored in Awe" workshop (virtual and in-person options) in January 2026, a somatic journey designed to help you begin the new year rooted, receptive, and re-enchanted 


  • Next season’s special series for the podcast: Wisdom Keepers


If you would like to learn more about my upcoming Anchored in Awe somatic journey, you can explore the options below:


[Virtual experience] https://www.saravatore.com/events/2026/2/1/anchored-in-awe-virtual-edition


[In-person experience] https://www.saravatore.com/events/2026/1/18/anchored-in-awe

If this episode has stirred something within you, I would love to hear about it. You’re always welcome to send me an email at sara@saravatore.com.

Wishing you and your loved ones a warm, nourishing holiday season — however you choose to celebrate.


Thank you for being here.




Links: 

Learn more about Anchored in Awe in person experience

Learn more about Anchored in Awe virtual experience

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


"When we orient to awe and wonder and those more mystical synchronicities, it's a radical choice right now. And it's a generative one." -Sara 


Dimensions of Alchemizing

Sara Vatore

In this solo episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, we arrive at the final invitation of our 12-month cycle: Alchemize — the deeply human, deeply sacred process of transforming the raw material of our lived experience into something more true, more whole, and more aligned.


December is a paradox. Externally, it can be full and frantic, while internally, it’s asking us to tune inwards and reflect in the dark and quiet of Winter. 


This is the season where the shadows rise to the surface: longing, old wounds, grief, unmet expectations, family patterns, the ache of what we wanted but didn’t receive, etc. It’s a time when many of us feel pulled into the tension between what we’re expected to feel and what our bodies are actually holding.


This is where the alchemy begins.


In this transmission, I explore how we become the alchemists of our own lives by creating spaciousness to meet what is here. We talk about how to stay present with the discomfort instead of abandoning yourself during the busiest season of the year, and how to ask one powerful question: “How do I make this work for me?”


We explore the paradox of holding opposing truths (love and loss, joy and grief, hope and disappointment)  and how honoring both sides supports deeper integration.


I share how ignored emotions calcify in our tissues, becoming stagnation and suffering, and how simply allowing space, even five minutes, can begin the transmutation process. We also explore practical tools for when true spaciousness isn’t possible, and ways to invite awe, movement, and presence back into your system.


This episode is an invitation to honor the darkness as sacred. To let your lived experience speak. And, to reclaim your agency in the midst of “have to.” 


Inside this episode, we explore:


  • The December invitation: Alchemize — and why it’s the culmination of our 12-month cycle

  • Why this season activates longing, old wounds, family patterns, and deep shadow material

  • How to create the internal space needed for emotions to shift and transmute

  • The paradox of holding love and loss at the same time, and why this is essential for growth

  • How to reclaim agency when you feel trapped in obligations or overstimulation

  • The shift from “I have no choice” to “How can this work for me?” 

  • The somatic consequences of ignoring pain, challenges, or discomfort

  • How to honor the winter darkness as a fertile space for transformation

  • Practical support when time is limited.


This transmission is your reminder that you are not meant to move through this season unchanged.


Next episode we celebrate three years of the podcast (!!) and I have a beautiful announcement to share about next season’s direction of the podcast. Stay tuned.





Links: 

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


"Nothing more is more important than turning the lead of suffering into the gold of creative expression." -Sara


Dimensions of Public Speaking

Sara Vatore

In this episode, I’m joined by my dear friend, author, and business owner Andrea Bordenca for a grounded and multidimensional exploration of public speaking. Together, we expand the definition of “speaking” far beyond the stage or podium—into the everyday moments where we are called to use our voice, tell the truth, and let ourselves be seen.


We explore why public speaking is so often feared, how it touches our identity, and why it can feel incredibly vulnerable to be witnessed, especially when the stakes feel high.


Join us as we explore the power of storytelling for connection and collective healing, the ways our nervous system’s “survival mode” can interfere with clarity or confidence, and how we can build somatic capacity to use our voice whether we’re in front of thousands… or simply trying to speak up at the family dinner table.


You’ll also learn practical tools to regulate your system, identify the optimal level of activation for speaking, and stay grounded when faced with disinterest, unpredictability, or unexpected energy from a room.


Andrea Bordenca resides in Ludlow, Massachusetts with her husband Christopher Bordenca and three sons. Andrea owns a suite of businesses. Each business shares a common thread among all these businesses: culture and belonging. Andrea’s a recovering “solo performer” and has learned & experienced that it does not need to be “lonely at the top”. 


In this conversation, we explore:

  • Why public speaking remains one of the most common fears we have

  • The belief that everyone has a story to tell and sharing it strengthens connection and collective healing  

  • The many dimensions of public speaking, from formal presentations to setting boundaries or speaking up at home

  • How the nervous system triggers a survival response (like a freeze) that affect clarity, presence and memory. 

  • Using a somatic 0-10 activation scale to build awareness and find your energetic "baseline" 

  • The concept of the Optimal Performance Zone and how to find that sweet spot of energy, focus and groundedness

  • What to do when your audience seems disinterested, including how to use "anchors" and rethink your interpretations

  • How to pivot, adapt, and stay fluid when the energy in the room changes or something goes "wrong" 

  • A low-stakes practice you can use anytime to build capacity and resilience

I hope you enjoyed this transmission with Andrea. To learn more about Andrea and her services, visit https://www.andreabordenca.com/.



Links: 

Visit Andrea’s website

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


"The people you resonate with are the people that, if you're being you, you're gonna resonate with the people who see you versus trying to be somebody else." -Andrea


Dimensions of Protection

Sara Vatore

In this solo transmission of Multidimensional Transmissions, we explore November’s energetic invitation: Bubble Up, which is a call to honor the protection of our energy, time, and truth. 


As the year begins to wind down, we find ourselves in a paradoxical season. The outer world quickens with holidays, obligations, and expectations, while our inner world longs for slowing down, nourishment, and restoration. This tension can easily scatter our energy and pull us away from what’s sacred and essential.


This month’s transmission is an invitation to tend to your own energy field. To fortify your boundaries, clear your space, and remember that protection is about connecting with our truth and creating pauses for discernment. When we become intentional about what we allow into our field, we reclaim our clarity, sense of self and connection to the divine pulse moving through us.


Tune in to explore how you can prioritize protecting your inner and outer worlds, nourish your nervous system, and find the support you need to hold yourself in your own alignment, vitality, and truth as we navigate this often-overwhelming season.


In this conversation, we explore:


  • The core medicine of Bubble Up and its multidimensional aspects of energetic protection

  • How to navigate the paradox between external acceleration and the body’s call for rest

  • The subtle ways we disperse energy by giving, absorbing, or doing too much

  • What it means to set boundaries not just with others, but within ourselves

  • The invitation to shore up your energy and be intentional about where your focus and attention are going

  • The practice of creating an energetic bubble — a sacred container for clarity and sovereignty

  • Building awareness about the ways our energy can leak 

  • Calling in unseen support — your guides, ancestors, and benevolent allies — to fortify your field

This conversation is a reminder that your body, energy, and truth are sacred territory. Slowing down, pausing before you commit, and tending to your own rhythm are acts of reclamation.


May this episode help you reestablish your energetic boundaries, honor your natural timing, and remember that you are both protected and supported as you move through the changing season.

I hope you enjoyed this transmission. If you’re feeling called to deepen into this work, explore ways to connect with me through Somatic Coaching or Somatic Integration Sessions — links below.




Links: 

Learn more about One-on-one Somatic Coaching

Learn more about in-person hands-on healing Somatic Integration Sessions 

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


"I have the ability and access to declare and dictate what is allowed in my system and what is not allowed in my field, and to take more directive around that and take my power back." -Sara


Dimensions of Tonja Mills

Sara Vatore

In this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, I sit down with Tonja Mills, a spiritual coach and intuitive mentor for visionary women. Tonja’s story is one of remembering, of coming home to the gifts she was born with.


As a child, Tonja saw beyond the veil, where spirits, guides, and energy were part of her everyday reality. Coming from a lineage of healers, psychics, and witches, her intuition was honored early on. But as life unfolded, motherhood and the demands of the physical world slowly quieted that inner knowing.


It took a serious illness to reawaken her gifts and realign her path. What followed was a spiritual rebirth that brought Tonja back into her power as a healer, mentor, and multidimensional guide.

Together, we explore what it truly means to live as a multidimensional being — free from the limits of time, space, and possibility. Tonja shares how shifting into a high frequency helps us dissolve fear, open to abundance, and live in the flow of infinite potential.


We also dive into the themes that draw people to her work: love, money, purpose, and the deep longing to feel aligned and alive.


Tonja Mills is a spiritual coach and intuitive entrepreneur supporting visionary women to trust their intuition, expand into joy, and create a life and business that feels deeply aligned and abundant. Through energy healing, hypnosis, and multidimensional activations, she helps her clients release limitations, embody their soul essence, and step into overflow and legacy.


In this conversation, we explore:


  • Tonja’s early experiences seeing energy, spirits, and guides — and how her family of healers nurtured her gifts

  • The illness that became her spiritual wake-up call and catalyst for transformation

  • How she now supports women entrepreneurs to expand into joy, intuition, and abundance

  • What “multidimensional living” truly means beyond time, space, and limitation

  • The recurring patterns she sees in her clients around purpose, belonging, and receiving

  • How messages arrive through her senses: visions, words, sensations, and even scents.

  • Simple ways to develop intuition,  journaling, asking for signs, and discovering your unique energetic language

  • The magic of presence and noticing synchronicities in daily life

  • The power of community, mentorship, and healing support on the path of expansion

Tonja’s work is a reminder that intuition is not a special gift for a few, but it’s a birthright.  If this transmission resonates, share it with someone you love or leave a review, every ripple helps this work reach more hearts.


 If you would like to learn more about how you can work with her, please visit her website, follow her on YouTube, or check out her offers here.



Links: 

Visit Tonja’s Website

Follow Tonja on YouTube

Check out her offers

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


“ This is our life and we are here to experience the fullness of it and the richness of it and be as happy as possible. “ Tonja


Dimensions of Holding Your Ground

Sara Vatore

In this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, I explore the energetic invitation of October, a call for us all to hold our ground. 


As we move through accelerated change on our planet, both personally and collectively, this conversation invites reflection on what it means to stay rooted into our truth, to find steadiness within chaos, and to return to our own center when everything around us feels uncertain.

Join me as I share insights and experiences from my own recent journey through surrender, confusion, and transformation, and how these moments mirror the collective shifts many of us are feeling right now. Together, we explore how to cultivate clarity, trust, and presence, even when the path feels unclear and how to rise into greater authenticity and strength when truth feels hard to discern.


In this episode, we explore:


  • What it means to “hold your ground” in times of collective change

  • How surrender can be a form of strength rather than giving up

  • The importance of discerning truth amid distortion and confusion

  • The role of the nervous system in coming back to center

  • Honoring your “no” to make space for a more aligned “yes”

  • The difference between rooted truth and rigid stubbornness

  • Releasing the need to please and embracing authentic expression

  • Working with unseen and earthly support when standing in your truth

  • Recognizing what nourishes versus what drains your energy

  • Practices for embodying steadiness, clarity, and embodied truth


I hope that this transmission offers you validation and inspiration as you move through this season of transformation. May it remind you that your voice, your truth, and your grounded presence are needed now more than ever. Until next time, keep holding your ground and trusting your center.


If this episode resonated, please share it with someone you love and leave a rating or review. Every ripple helps this work reach more hearts.




Links: 

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


“When we hold firm in our truth, when we hold our ground in our integrity, it then becomes this fertile ground for more authentic connections and opportunities to emerge.” - Sara


Dimensions of Dr. Lee Cordell

Sara Vatore


What happens when decades of expertise in healthcare, psychology, business, and education collide with a profound spiritual awakening? In this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, I sit down with Dr. Lee Cordell, president and co-founder of Regulated Roots Academy and Agency, to explore exactly that.


Dr. Lee teaches leaders how to regulate their nervous systems so they can meet life’s unexpected moments with confidence and clarity. But her path here wasn’t linear. She opens up about her own journey of healing from early trauma and years of anxiety, a path that ultimately led her to a powerful awakening that reshaped her identity, her faith, and her work.


Together, we dive into the ways nervous system regulation changes how we lead, love, and live and what it means to embrace multidimensionality as an animal, a human, and a spiritual being. 


From surrendering control to navigating identity shifts, Dr. Lee reflects on how trust, authenticity, and the willingness to say “I don’t know” can open the door to deeper wholeness and peace.


In this episode, we explore:


  • Dr. Lee’s personal journey through trauma, anxiety, and healing

  • The spiritual awakening that reconnected her to faith and peace

  • How nervous system regulation shifts our ability to lead, love, and live fully

  • Multidimensionality as the dance of animal, human, and divine nature

  • Navigating identity, change, and the power of saying “I don’t know”

  • Creating relationships, businesses, and communities rooted in authenticity and trust


I hope you enjoyed this episode with Dr. Lee. If you want to learn more from her, you can visit her website here or follow her on TikTok. 


And if this episode resonated, please share it with someone you love and leave a rating or review. Every ripple helps this work reach more hearts.




Links: 


Visit her website 

Follow Dr. Lee on TikTok 


Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


“Wherever you go, there you are. You can be in a lot of places at once.” -Dr. Lee


Dimensions of Beana Bern

Sara Vatore

In this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, I sat down with Beana Bern, the founder of Rootstock Retreat in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom to discuss the power we all have to decide to make our lives magical. 

Beana shares her journey from a life shaped by convention, corporate success, and constant movement to a deep homecoming on the land she now stewards. Through stories of personal healing, plant medicine, and the creation of Rootstock as a living community and sanctuary, Beana reflects on what it means to be in right relationship with self, land, and Spirit.

Join us as we discuss themes of multidimensional living, the transformative power of psilocybin, and the importance of creating spaces where authenticity and wholeness are welcomed.

Beana Bern is many things: an imagination farmer, medicine woman, community builder, Earth steward and soul-led seeker. She is also a story teller and the founder of Rootstock Retreat, a healing sanctuary and transformational gathering space in Vermont..


In this episode, we explore:


  • Beana’s path from business and photography to becoming a Community Weaver and Medicine Guide

  • The healing journey that led her back to Vermont and into deeper relationship with land and self

  • How Rootstock Retreat became a sanctuary for transformation and belonging

  • Working with psilocybin as a tool for healing, presence, and expanded consciousness

  • Multidimensionality as a lived experience of coherence, manifestation, and mystery

  • The importance of permission, authenticity, and creating spaces that allow us to truly be ourselves


I hope you enjoyed this transmission with Beana. You can learn more about her offerings and about Rootstock Retreat by visiting her website here. 


And if this episode resonated, please share it with someone you love and leave a rating or review. Every ripple helps this work reach more hearts.




Links: 


Visit Beana’s website

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


“ You don't need to be like trained by anybody to decide that you're gonna make your life magical.” -Beana


Dimensions of Establishing Sanctuary

Sara Vatore

As we move from the fullness of summer into the threshold of September, this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions is an invitation to explore the many ways we can create, claim, and sustain sanctuary in our lives.


September brings new rhythms, responsibilities, and seasonal transitions. With that shift comes an opportunity to ground ourselves in the sacred spaces, practices, and relationships that nourish and sustain us.


In this conversation, I share personal updates from my own summer — family time in Maine, retreats for both rest and business, and the practices that kept me aligned and supported. 


These reflections weave into this month’s energy theme of establishing sanctuary, reminding us why creating sanctuary fuels our energy, stimulates our creativity and connects us back to the sacred.


Join me as I explore the many dimensions of sanctuary: the places, practices, relationships, and rhythms that help us reconnect with our essence and find refuge no matter what’s unfolding around us.


In this episode, we explore:


  • Reflections and lessons from the summer pause

  • The complexity of alignment and choosing what sustains us


  • The importance of weaving in restoration, creativity, and connection

  • What sanctuary means and the many forms it can take

  • Dimensions of sanctuary: physical, relational, embodied, seasonal, creative, and spiritual

  • The power of cultivating inner sanctuary through our thoughts and mindset


  • Practical ways to claim sanctuary by blocking time, creating ritual, and prioritizing space

  • Questions for reflection as we move into the harvest season of September



Sanctuary isn’t rare or out of reach, it’s always available to us, whether in a single breath, a morning pause, or a devoted retreat space. May this episode support you in establishing the forms of sanctuary you most need this month.

If you’re longing for deeper support in creating sanctuary for yourself, explore the links below for my in-person Somatic Integration Sessions and my private SPACIOUS Retreats.

And if this episode resonated, please share it with someone you love and leave a rating or review. Every ripple helps this work reach more hearts.




Links: 


Learn more about Somatic Healing Retreats



Learn more about The Spacious CEO Retreat

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


“During times of fullness, we must create sanctuary.”  -Sara


Dimensions of Navigating with Heart

Sara Vatore

In this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, we’re diving into themes that are alive and pulsing in the collective right now—and showing up deeply in conversations with clients, colleagues, and friends. If you’ve been feeling the resurfacing of old patterns, or finding yourself stuck between knowing what needs to shift and not being able to make it happen, this transmission is for you.


We’re exploring why healing is rarely a straight line—it’s a spiral. And how in moments of fog, disorientation, or emotional autopilot, our most vital needs often go unmet. This episode offers a reorientation back to your inner compass and a reminder that your heart holds the map.


It’s also a celebration! Back in early April, Multidimensional Transmissions reached 2,500 downloads! Thank you for being here, whether you’ve been with me since the beginning or joined somewhere along this two-and-a-half-year journey. I’m so grateful for your presence, your shares, your messages, and your heart.


Tune in to discover why prioritizing space and meeting your basic needs is essential for breaking habitual patterns and creating the capacity to choose differently. I also share June’s powerful energetic invitation: to navigate with heart—to soften inward, listen deeply, and let clarity rise from within.


In this episode, we explore:


  • How our nonlinear journeys often bring similar themes back for deeper healing—not because we’re failing, but because we’re ready for a new layer

  • Why old, default patterns resurface when we’re overwhelmed or under-resourced

  • The experience of living in a “thick fog” that clouds clarity and makes it harder to choose what truly feels good

  • The importance of prioritizing space and regulating your nervous system to meet your most basic needs

  • How hydration, nourishment, movement, and rest expand our capacity to respond with intention

  • June’s energetic invitation to “navigate with heart”—to tune into the coherence and wisdom of your heart space

  • The difference between heart-led clarity and performative people-pleasing

  • How softening your internal armor allows your heart to guide your next right step

Thank you so much for tuning into this transmission. I hope it offers meaningful reflection and embodied direction as we move through this month—and beyond.


As I take a summer pause from new episodes, I invite you to revisit any of the past 65+ transmissions. Let your intuition guide you to what’s ready to be remembered or heard in a new way.


If you’re called to explore deeper support—whether through nervous system work and coaching, somatic healing retreats, or The Spacious CEO—reach out anytime.


And if this episode resonated, please share it with someone you love and leave a rating or review. Every ripple helps this work reach more hearts.




Links: 


Learn more about Somatic Healing Retreats



Learn more about The Spacious CEO Retreat


Learn more about Healing Retreats

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


"Our heart is always guiding us, even if quietly, often in ways that defy logic." -Sara


Dimensions of Postpartum Alchemy

Sara Vatore

In this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions, I’m joined once again by my dear friend and colleague Brie Wollman for a rich, heart-centered exploration of the fourth trimester and the sacred unfolding that happens in the postpartum period.


As a new mama to her four-month-old, Brie brings such raw honesty and beauty to the conversation—sharing how birth transforms not just the body, but identity, relationships, and the soul’s connection to Source.


We explore how our children act as mirrors, reflecting our inner landscapes; how vital community and co-regulation are in early motherhood; and the deep magic available when we stay open to the mysteries, even in the messy or mundane.


If you’re navigating (or remembering) postpartum life, or if you're simply curious about the threshold of mother-becoming, this episode is for you.


Intimate with the dark, Brie Wollman embodies the stability and elderhood of the stars who shine in the deepest hours of night. Her art is to invite you to find similar touchstones of endurance at the wild void within your own core. 


As Psychopomp, she escorts the Soul to merge with the Mysteries.


As Ancestral Kitchen Witch & Pleasure Potionista she supports you in necromancing nourishment so you might explore the miraculous, generative wells of your life’s many deaths, Source, the magick of your own body-well, your desires, and to swim skillfully in the alchemical-liminal marshlands that flow out in infinite directions from the fountainhead that animates us all. 



As a WHOLEistic Witch-Weaver, she integrates, inviting you to move with and thread the magick and meaning that marks you in multidimensional modes so that you might continually unfold against the world into your infinite potentials, rebirthing endless iterations of your personal evolutions, and thereby facilitating collective evolution into a mature set of whole humans and robust cultures bound together by the sweet synergy of a wild world, welcoming us home.


In this episode, we explore:


  • The many identities Brie weaves together in her work and motherhood

  • What it’s really like to move through the fourth trimester

  • The profound shifts and expansions that come with the postpartum experience

  • The sacred role of community and nervous system support

  • Children as soul mirrors and catalysts for transformation

  • How to stay nourished—physically, emotionally, spiritually in new motherhood

  • The alchemy of showing up imperfectly and allowing evolution

  • The beautiful experience of witnessing a new baby in their peaceful presence

I hope you enjoyed this transmission with Brie. It was such a gift to connect with another multidimensional being and explore the depths of postpartum and early motherhood. If you would like to learn more about how you can work with her, please visit the links below.


Thanks again for creating the space to listen to this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions. If there was something here for you that really resonated, please share this episode with the people in your world and leave a rating and review.   


Links: 


Brie’s Email briething.magick@gmail.com

Follow Briething Magick on Instagram   

Follow Briething Botanica on Instagram 

Follow Briething Botanica on Facebook

Follow Brie on Facebook 

Visit her Website

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 

“Pregnancy and birth and becoming a mother is such an expansive thing, physically, our bodies expand. And then there's an expanded consciousness that happens. And then our nervous system has to have an expanded capacity.” -Brie


Dimensions of Jeff Vatore

Sara Vatore

This episode of Multidimensional Transmissions is such a special one for me because I got to sit down with my husband, Jeff, for a real and reflective conversation about the multidimensional life we’ve built together. From shifting career roles to homeschooling and homesteading, we talk about how we’ve moved through different seasons in partnership and redefined what success and stability look like in our family.

Join us as we explore identity, perception, parenting, and what it means to provide beyond just financial terms. Whether you’re in a traditional relationship or redefining roles in your own home, I think you’ll find this conversation deeply validating and thought-provoking.

Jeff Vatore is a licensed journeyman electrician, educator, and hands-on project creator with a passion for making electrical concepts come alive. With years of field experience and a gift for teaching, Jeff leads engaging workshops for youth and adults alike—whether he's wiring a home, designing creative battery-powered builds, or sparking curiosity in a homeschool co-op. 


Currently a stay-at-home homeschooling dad, Jeff brings playfulness and practicality to his days, blending real-world skills with deep presence and care. Known for his grounded brilliance, down-to-earth humor, and knack for empowering others, Jeff is all about lighting up minds—one project at a time.

In this episode, we explore:


  • Jeff's journey through different stages of life and the threads that have brought him to where he is today as an electrician and homeschool dad

  • The challenges and rewards of being a homeschool parent

  • What it actually felt like for Jeff to leave his job and step into a new role at home

  • A real take on masculinity, ego, and “retiring” your husband

  • How we divide responsibilities in a way that honors each other’s strengths

  • The deeper meaning of multidimensionality, personally, physically, and spiritually

I hope you enjoyed this transmission with my husband Jeff! It’s not every day we pull back the curtain on the behind-the-scenes of our family life, evolving roles, and how we co-create stability, sustainability, and growth in a way that feels right for us. If this conversation sparked something for you, whether it’s a reflection on partnership, identity, or how we hold space for each other in seasons of change, I’d love to hear from you.


Thanks again for creating the space to listen to this episode of Multidimensional Transmissions. If there was something here for you that really resonated, please share this episode with the people in your world and leave a rating and review.   


Links: 

Learn more about how you can work with Sara

Connect with Sara on Facebook

Follow Sara on Instagram

Subscribe to Sara’s newsletter



Quotes: 


“Our perception of reality creates these different dimensions.” -Jeff