In this episode, Divine Priestess explores the nuances of love magic and cord cutting, debunking misconceptions and sharing practical insights on attracting love, self-love, and releasing energetic ties from past relationships.Key topics:- Types of love magic: self-love, attraction, specific person- Misconceptions about love magic being manipulative- The importance of consent and free will in love magic- What is cord cutting and why it’s necessary for healthy relationships- The emotional and spiritual process of cord cutting- How to properly perform a cord cutting and what to expect- Healing from past relationships and making space for new love- The role of self-love and healing in attracting healthy relationships- Practical tips for releasing emotional ties and sentimental items- The importance of honesty and self-awareness in love manifestation

In this episode, Divine Priestess explores the theme of grieving old versions of oneself as a necessary part of personal growth and transformation. She discusses the emotional complexities of moving forward while leaving behind familiar identities and routines, emphasizing the loneliness that often accompanies growth. The conversation delves into the importance of authenticity, the need to redefine success on one's own terms, and the cyclical nature of death and rebirth in the journey of self-discovery. Through personal anecdotes and spiritual insights, listeners are encouraged to embrace change and trust the process of transformation.

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What happens when struggle stops being a phase… and becomes who you believe you are?

In this episode of Miss Opinionated, we unpack the quiet attachment to hardship, survival mode, and why peace can feel unfamiliar after chaos. This is a conversation about strength, identity, and learning how to live without constantly bracing for impact. You don’t have to suffer to be worthy.

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Witchcraft is often misunderstood. Shrouded in fear, stereotypes, and misinformation. In this episode of Miss Opinionated, we explore witchcraft as a spiritual practice rooted in intention, ancestral wisdom, nature, and personal power.

This conversation looks beyond the labels to discuss what witchcraft can mean in everyday life: ritual, energy work, protection, intuition, and conscious living. We reflect on reclaiming practices that have been demonized, the role of culture and lineage in spiritual paths, and the importance of practicing with awareness and respect.

Whether you identify as a practitioner, are spiritually curious, or simply want to understand the perspective beyond the myths, this episode invites you to listen with an open mind and reconnect with the sacred in the ordinary.

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Beauty is energy. Presence is power. Perception is magic.

In this episode of Miss Opinionated, we step into the world of glamour magic, the art of intention, adornment, and energetic influence. This is a conversation about visibility, magnetism, and becoming the living embodiment of your inner power.

Glamour is not illusion. It’s alignment.

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Exploring Sexuality & SensualitySex, sensuality, and desire are often treated as taboo especially for women, girls, and mothers. In this episode of Miss Opinionated, we open an honest, educational, and reflective conversation about sexuality beyond shame and silence.Joined by two former dominatrix workers, one of whom is award-winning, we explore how society shapes our understanding of sex, power, and consent. This conversation also addresses the importance of shaping healthy boundaries, dismantling harmful narratives around sex, and the ways sexuality is demonized. This episode is heavily rooted in lived experience, reflection, and awareness, we invite listeners to rethink what they’ve been taught and consider how open, honest dialogue can lead to healthier relationships with self and others.This is not about shock value; it’s about understanding, agency, and reclaiming autonomy.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/giulio-fazio/flamingo-dance-in-loveLicense code: VACIYA6LRUPB4N0X

What does it mean to exist at the intersection of race, gender, and culture while still be expected to remain quiet?In this episode of Miss Opinionated, we hold an honest and necessary conversation about the lived experiences of women of color. Joined by a Latina woman from Panama and a Black woman from Louisiana, and grounded in my own experience as a mixed-race woman; Black, Mexican, and Indigenous American. We explore how women of color are consistently silenced, overlooked, and used as testing grounds in medical, social, and academic spaces.We discuss colorism and texturism within our communities, the personal and generational impact they carry, and the emotional toll of being extraordinary yet rarely recognized. From overlooked inventions to uncredited labor, this episode reflects on how women of color continue to shape the world while being denied the visibility and praise given to their white counterparts.This conversation is reflective, critical, and rooted in truth centering lived experience, cultural memory, and the power of naming what has long been ignored.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/giulio-fazio/flamingo-dance-in-loveLicense code: VACIYA6LRUPB4N0X

Why I’m Opinionated (and Why That Matters)In the first episode of Miss Opinionated, I introduce the intention behind this podcast and what it truly means to be “opinionated.” This episode explores the difference between having strong perspectives and being closed-minded, and why forming your own opinions is an act of self-trust, growth, and awareness.We talk about cultural conditioning, the pressure to stay silent or agreeable, and how evolving beliefs are not a flaw, but a sign of growth. Through personal reflection, cultural insight, and honest conversation, this episode invites listeners to question what they’ve been taught and reconnect with their own voice.In this episode, we explore:- Why being opinionated is not a negative trait- Cultural expectations around silence and conformity- The freedom in changing your mind as you grow- Trusting your inner voice and lived experienceThis podcast is not here to tell you what to think, it’s here to remind you that you’re allowed to think for yourself.New episodes of Miss Opinionated available every Thursday on YouTube and podcast platforms.Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/giulio-fazio/flamingo-dance-in-loveLicense code: VACIYA6LRUPB4N0X