In The Cosmic Giggle, Vanessa and Brittany discuss their relationship with playing with the absurdity of life by following synchronicities and divine nods, fully embracing the bizarre nature of the human experience. As an exploration of inner child work as time travel, they dive into the powerful practice of removing our masks, reviving playful curiosity, and maintaining a sense of humor to keep out of the egoic trap of nihilism as we collectively enter into uncharted imaginal territory.
Join them as they examine the artist’s role in illuminating collective darkness and share some of their own personal experiences with High Strangeness, which may have wrecked their egos, but ultimately opened them up to their divinity and interconnection in profound ways.
Episode Details * Play and absurdity as a pathway to diverge from the spiritual ego * Our inner child as a guardian to our divine surrender * How we’re in an imagination battle and recovering our creativity as a catalyst to our remembering * Brittany and Vanessa share how their friendship began through their connection to dolphins and tender dolphin memories from childhood * Synchronicities as cosmic winks and divine nods * Vanessa’s Andromedan Dolphin Intergalactic Soul Retrieval Journey offering and its origins * Brittany and Vanessa share their personal anecdotes about absurd cosmic epiphanies entailing a pineapple and a gecko * How we’re conditioned to think we have to work hard for our innate gifts * The not self of the 2nd line and 3rd line in Human Design as it relates to our divine talents * The absurdist spectrum: nihilism and cynicism vs. wonder and awe as a perspective choice * “Jester’s privilege” and the role of entertainers, artists, comedians, etc. in illuminating darkness on a collective level * The performance of adulthood and how it creates a barrier when communicating with children * Discerning the role of our inner critic and how it can atrophy our connection to our creative life force * Laughter and play as the sustenance that we crave when we find ourselves consuming that which only makes us feel more famished * Inner child work as a form of time travel in the eternal now
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