The Holistic Health And Hormones Podcast
Sep 20, 2026 · 1 hr · 12 segments
What if fertility could be explored through more than just science? In this episode of **The Holistic Health & Hormones Podcast**, I’m joined by astrologer, psychic and medium **TJ** for a…
So why often do we think of science, obviously with the astrology and spirituality, right, with the psychic mediumships and other things in spirituality as being opposites? Why is there this framework that science and spirituality are polar opposites? Like, do you see them as opposites? Obviously not.
I mean, science obviously works with something that can be measured, can be seized, something that can be touched or felt or tested, right? But I'm not sure that science can provide meaning.
I'm not sure that science can explain like when I meet somebody, oh, I know you, we're going to be great friends or I feel a connection with this person or on the same token, I'm sure we met people and gone,
And this is where, for example, I work with clients on their financial future or their careers or fertility or marriages sometimes.
Spirituality I find and mostly I'm sure you're across this where people come to you and ask you about things like love, loss, purpose and consciousness.
But the trouble begins when spirituality tends to, or wants to be, or people that treat spirituality as a replacement for, I suppose, evidence.
But I also wouldn't go as far as to say that the word science or any scientific evidence should be used to dismiss anything that's spiritual or a question of meaning.
Like, I sure as hell know that there's no science that can explain why I wanted to travel the world.
Because my father tells me that when I was six years old, I used to tell him I'm going to leave home and travel the world.
So why often do we think of science, obviously with the astrology and spirituality, right, with the psychic mediumships and other things in spirituality as being opposites? Why is there this framework that science and spirituality are polar opposites? Like, do you see them as opposites? Obviously not.
I mean, science obviously works with something that can be measured, can be seized, something that can be touched or felt or tested, right? But I'm not sure that science can provide meaning.
I'm not sure that science can explain like when I meet somebody, oh, I know you, we're going to be great friends or I feel a connection with this person or on the same token, I'm sure we met people and gone,
And this is where, for example, I work with clients on their financial future or their careers or fertility or marriages sometimes.
Spirituality I find and mostly I'm sure you're across this where people come to you and ask you about things like love, loss, purpose and consciousness.
But the trouble begins when spirituality tends to, or wants to be, or people that treat spirituality as a replacement for, I suppose, evidence.
But I also wouldn't go as far as to say that the word science or any scientific evidence should be used to dismiss anything that's spiritual or a question of meaning.
Like, I sure as hell know that there's no science that can explain why I wanted to travel the world.
Because my father tells me that when I was six years old, I used to tell him I'm going to leave home and travel the world.
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