The Sheila Show

Stories

  1. Five common myths about mediumship debunkedMediumship has woven itself quietly into the cultural fabric of Australia, from the palm-reading stalls at the Mind Body Spirit Festival in Sydney's Olympic…
  2. Where neuroscience meets the mystical: the brain on transcendenceIn Brunswick Heads, just down the coast from Byron Bay's meditation studios, a small group of surfers gather most arvos not for waves but for breathwork.…
  3. What the Bhagavad Gita Says About Fulfilling Your Life’s PurposeThe Bhagavad Gita presents purpose as something lived through daily choices rather than discovered as a single grand answer. Set on a battlefield, its teaching…
  4. Finding a Spiritual Teacher Who Resonates With Your PathSearching for a spiritual guide often begins with a quiet ache, a sense that something deeper waits beyond daily routine. Many Australians feel this pull…
  5. Forest bathing for mind, body and spirit renewalSlow forest walks, deep breaths, and the green hush of ancient trees are quietly reshaping how Australians approach wellbeing. Once a fringe wellness ritual…
  6. Creating a Full Moon Release Ceremony: A Practical WalkthroughThe full moon has long been considered a moment of heightened energy across many traditions, and in Australia it carries a particular resonance. Whether you…
  7. Embracing Your Shadow Self as a Pathway to Inner WholenessMost people spend a lifetime chasing the bright, polished version of themselves. They collect affirmations, curate social feeds, and build lives that look…
  8. Tuning into the higher self and telling the ego apartEveryone carries two inner voices, and learning to recognise them changes the way you move through every relationship, decision, and quiet moment of your day.…
  9. Fasting as a sacred practice in global spiritual traditionsFrom the golden minarets of Cairo to the misty peaks of the Himalayas, from the red centre of Australia to the smoky churches of Andalusia, humans have long…
  10. A practical guide to nurturing everyday compassionLiving in a fast-paced world often nudges us toward self-preservation rather than outward care. We rush between meetings, school runs in suburban Adelaide, or…