Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 11 segments
What if the experiences that shaped your deepest wounds could also hold the keys to your greatest transformation? Modern alchemist and vibrational medicine pioneer Adora Winquist joins Tim Shields to…
Tim ShieldsHost
several directions i want to go here right now but um i'll start with this I have a term in my new work, and I probably coined it when I was 17, 18, 19.
So I'm going to connect this to the work of Barbara Brennan, right? Barbara Brennan, who was a pioneer in vibrational medicine, who she started in Nassau.
as a physicist and then came to her own awakening and then created an incredible school that still lasts, right? It's her legacy, which I believe is the premier educational body four-year school for vibrational medicine on the planet.
And what she termed was the soul seat, this area above the high heart area, where all of the soul's longings for this incarnation are held.
And when you connect into this beautiful place within your being, it does feel like an ache.
There is a tenderness and a vulnerability that's present when you really tap into the essence of who you are and what you long for during the course of this life.
But it is, you know, I described it in my first book, like, like a A longing or maybe it was as deep as the Mariana Trench or something like that, you know, and it's, you know, you mentioned like the fractal pattern and it is, you know, there was one level of the soul lake where I was, you know, in corporate America, and I wasn't living the life that I dreamed of as a writer I hadn't self actualized that journey yet.
The fractal keeps going till, you know, I think it's about the separation from God.
I love that you mentioned the fractal because I believe that this journey that we're walking, right, that we believe is this human physical material expression in reality.
But in truth, it is our soul's journey, right, to come into this physical form, this container, this ultimate temple, right? to remember that it is possible to create a life beyond the limitation of our physicality, of our limiting belief systems.
And that along the way, we come to meet these fragments of our soul's light that have been frozen, if you will, from and through past trauma, through time and space and beyond it.
And through the light of our love and our triumphant spirit, while we can restore those fragments to the fractals, of our soul's kaleidoscope right and in doing so we're able to feel the fullness of our divine frequency right our uniqueness which is what i believe is held in that uh atomic level what we believe to be so much empty space i believe is our own unique divine frequency that quintessence that we have come to unlock and remember through restoring the fractals of our great gifts and divine magnificence.
several directions i want to go here right now but um i'll start with this I have a term in my new work, and I probably coined it when I was 17, 18, 19.
So I'm going to connect this to the work of Barbara Brennan, right? Barbara Brennan, who was a pioneer in vibrational medicine, who she started in Nassau.
as a physicist and then came to her own awakening and then created an incredible school that still lasts, right? It's her legacy, which I believe is the premier educational body four-year school for vibrational medicine on the planet.
And what she termed was the soul seat, this area above the high heart area, where all of the soul's longings for this incarnation are held.
And when you connect into this beautiful place within your being, it does feel like an ache.
There is a tenderness and a vulnerability that's present when you really tap into the essence of who you are and what you long for during the course of this life.
But it is, you know, I described it in my first book, like, like a A longing or maybe it was as deep as the Mariana Trench or something like that, you know, and it's, you know, you mentioned like the fractal pattern and it is, you know, there was one level of the soul lake where I was, you know, in corporate America, and I wasn't living the life that I dreamed of as a writer I hadn't self actualized that journey yet.
The fractal keeps going till, you know, I think it's about the separation from God.
I love that you mentioned the fractal because I believe that this journey that we're walking, right, that we believe is this human physical material expression in reality.
But in truth, it is our soul's journey, right, to come into this physical form, this container, this ultimate temple, right? to remember that it is possible to create a life beyond the limitation of our physicality, of our limiting belief systems.
And that along the way, we come to meet these fragments of our soul's light that have been frozen, if you will, from and through past trauma, through time and space and beyond it.
And through the light of our love and our triumphant spirit, while we can restore those fragments to the fractals, of our soul's kaleidoscope right and in doing so we're able to feel the fullness of our divine frequency right our uniqueness which is what i believe is held in that uh atomic level what we believe to be so much empty space i believe is our own unique divine frequency that quintessence that we have come to unlock and remember through restoring the fractals of our great gifts and divine magnificence.
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