Rooted In Light

What if the thing keeping you stuck isn't actually lack of safety - but your refusal to feel safe? In this solo episode, Tuesday gets real about how chronic unsafety has become a habit, a badge of honor, a defense mechanism against our own transformation. She explores the three doorways where risking safety changes everything: when you begin something new, when you claim what's already true, and when you allow necessary endings. This isn't about denying real danger or bypassing actual threats - it's about choosing internal sovereignty even in the midst of precariousness. If you've been waiting to feel safe before you start, before you claim your truth, before you let go - this episode will challenge you: What becomes possible when you risk feeling safe right now?For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html

You already have spiritual authority - you just need to stop apologizing for it. In this solo episode, Tuesday gets real about what blocks us from claiming our gifts and why women's stories hold the key to our liberation. Through the story of Leaping Deer, Tuesday reveals how spiritual authority isn't something you earn through perfection - it's something you claim through courage. This episode cuts through the seeking, the qualifying, the waiting for permission. Your spiritual gifts are needed now. If you've been hiding your truth, dimming your knowing, or waiting to be "ready enough" - this is your invitation to leap. Your communion with the sacred serves everyone. Don't hold back.For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html

Sommer Sibilly-Brown knows what it means to choose ancient wisdom over cultural conditioning. In this episode of Rooted in Light, we explore how unlearning becomes a sacred practice - and why trusting spirit over society rewrites the rules you live by.Sommer shares her journey into Ifá tradition, the power of divination with the Orishas, and what happens when you stop apologizing for your spiritual truth. She opens up about being led into practices she didn't understand, requiring profound trust and spiritual courage to follow where spirit was guiding.If you're ready to claim sacred traditions that call to your soul - regardless of what society says you're "allowed" to practice - this conversation will remind you: your communion with the sacred serves everyone. Don't hold back.

In this episode of Rooted in Light, Tuesday and G. Christo dive deep into the psyche of the Conscious Devouring Mother, unpacking the raw power of women’s rage and the role it plays in healing. They explore the magic of visualization as a tool for transformation, while confronting the shadows of intergenerational trauma. From fierce to nurturing, the conversation flows through the duality of goddess energies—embodied by Sekhmet and Hathor—and how they show up in motherhood and self-reclamation. For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html

In this episode of Rooted in Light, Tuesday gets real with transformational guide (and husband) Gibrán Rivera about integration - the messy and ongoing work that happens after the peak experience fades. They dive into why true transformation isn't about collecting spiritual highs, but about weaving those insights into the ordinary moments of your life. They explore our culture's obsession with the mountaintop moment, the challenge of sustaining change when the retreat ends, and why community must be a part of any lasting transformation. This isn't just another conversation about spiritual practice - it's about what it actually takes to become who you're here to be, especially when the initial inspiration fades. It's for anyone who's been to the mountaintop—and is now learning how to walk the path back home.For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html

In this episode of Rooted in Light, host Tuesday Rivera and guest G. Cristo get real about the "Conscious Devouring Mother" - an archetype that's both nurturing and consuming, tender and terrifying. This conversation follows up on Tuesday’s popular webinar "The (Conscious) Devouring Mother", diving even deeper into the messy, honest territory where sacred rage meets toxic anger, where holding becomes grasping, and where nourishment tips into overconsumption. Through raw stories and hard-won insights, they explore how maternal energy - whether it lives in us or around us - shapes our boundaries, our relationships, and who we're becoming. Not your typical motherhood conversation, this one is about the shadow work of caregiving, the complexity of feminine power, and what happens when we stop pretending love is always gentle. Tune in for a conversation that bridges the mystical and the practical, honoring both the light and the bite of the maternal divine. Ready to go deeper? Join us for the free second part of this webinar on July 22, 2025.For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html

In this solo episode of Rooted In Light, Tuesday Rivera dives into her personal journey of reconnecting with nature. From childhood memories to recent revelations, she shares raw, heartfelt stories and practical wisdom on cultivating a deeper, more reciprocal relationship with the natural world. With an emphasis on preparation, presence, and the sacredness of every encounter, Tuesday invites listeners to embrace nature not just as a backdrop—but as a teacher, a mirror, and a mystery worth showing up for, again and again.For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html

In this episode of Rooted In Light, host Tuesday Rivera and returning guest Dr. Gabrielle Donnelly dive into the power of purpose and pleasure. They unpack how chasing productivity can lead to burnout—and how reclaiming joy, presence, and sacred connection can restore well-being. From breaking free of societal expectations to finding fulfillment beyond perfection, this soulful conversation offers real talk and practical tools for living with intention and ease.For links and resources, please visit: https://www.tuesdayrivera.com/podcast.html