Brugmansia podcast

This episode explores why receiving often feels harder than giving and how unworthiness, fear, or control can block our blessings. Learn how to open your heart, soften your body, and allow life’s love, support, and abundance to flow in freely.

Step inside The Haunted House, where we explore what it truly means to be haunted—by memories, grief, and unfinished stories. This episode unpacks how to face the shadows within and reclaim your inner home with courage and light.

Forbidden Pages: The Stories We’re Afraid to Write explores the hidden chapters of our lives—the truths we silence, the emotions we bury, and the memories we avoid putting into words. In this episode, Charla E. Adams invites you to gently face the stories your soul still holds, guiding you to write, release, and reclaim the power of your untold voice. It’s an intimate journey into healing through...

This episode, “Burn This Book After Listening,” invites you into a sacred ritual of release—writing the words you’ve never dared to say and setting them free through fire. It’s about transmuting pain into power, truth into liberation, and letting the ashes become your renewal. Join Charla Adams as she guides you through the healing art of surrender and transformation.

This episode uncovers the unspoken truths we hold inside—the pain we never name, the help we’re afraid to ask for, and the authentic self we hide from the world. Together, we’ll explore why these words feel so dangerous and how silence keeps them locked in the body. With compassion and gentle practices, you’ll learn how to begin giving voice to the truths that are waiting to set you free.

This episode explores the shift from gripping tightly to life through control to softening into trust and flow. Together, we’ll uncover how surrender can bring peace, alignment, and unexpected freedom when we release what we cannot hold.

This episode reveals the healing power of saying NO, not as rejection. But as sacred protection. Discover how boundaries can become medicine for your body, mind, and soul. Creating space for what truly matters.

This episode explores the difference between saying Yes out of obligation and saying Yes from deep alignment. Learn how to recognize the Yes that expands your soul, honors your boundaries, and leads you toward freedom.

In this soul-stirring episode titled "I'm Done," Charla E. Adams explores the sacred power of choosing yourself, drawing the line, and walking away from what no longer honors your spirit. It's a raw, healing conversation for anyone ready to end the cycle of overgiving and finally reclaim their peace.

This episode explores the journey of breaking silence and reclaiming the voice that’s been hidden by fear, shame, or survival. Together, we’ll practice gentle ways to speak truth, release old patterns, and rediscover the power of authentic expression.

This episode explores the hidden burdens we silently carry—the griefs, roles, and unspoken struggles that weigh on our bodies and souls. Together, we’ll gently uncover, release, and even transform these unseen weights into seeds of healing and freedom.

In this episode of The Brugmansia Podcast, we explore the tender terrain of soul connections that never fully bloomed—those loves that stirred something deep but never took root. Through reflection, release, and ritual, we honor the silent grief of what could’ve been and reclaim our power to say a sacred goodbye.

In this powerful solo episode, Charla E. Adams invites listeners to heal hustle trauma and embrace rest as a sacred, revolutionary act. Through truth-telling, nervous system wisdom, and soulful reflection, she guides you back to the softness your body and spirit have always deserved.

This episode explores the deeper meaning behind feeling stuck, revealing it as a protective pause from the nervous system—not a personal failure. Charla guides listeners to see stuckness as a sacred space for grief, reflection, and rebirth, offering gentle practices to restore inner safety and reconnect with forward movement.

In “And Then It Was Too Late,” Charla E. Adams explores the ache of missed moments, unspoken truths, and delayed healing—reminding listeners that waiting often costs us pieces of ourselves.

In “What You Need to Hear: The Raw Truth,” Charla E. Adams delivers a bold and compassionate message about the ways we hide behind fear, shrink to stay accepted, and betray ourselves for the comfort of others. This episode reminds listeners that true healing requires honesty, boundaries, and the courage to choose a softer, more self-honoring life—without apology.

2-Sentence Summary: In this soulful episode titled “Ain’t This a Duck,” Charla E. Adams uses a phrase from her husband’s grandmother to explore those shocking, disappointing moments in life that are really just patterns we’ve ignored for too long. Through truth-telling and gentle reflection, she invites listeners to stop making excuses, trust their inner knowing, and see these moments as divine di...

In this heartfelt episode, Charla Adams shares a powerful story about her son Connor, who visited a dream home and then confidently drew their family living in it—demonstrating the pure, fearless vision of a child.

In this raw and tender episode, Charla E. Adams gives voice to the quiet truths so many carry but really speak.

In this deeply compassionate episode, Charla E. Adams unpacks the quiet, heavy ache of parent guilt - the kind that lingers beneath even the most loving intentions.

In this soul-stirring episode, Charla E. Adams, holds space for the quiet devastation of betrayal - especially when it comes from someone you never thought would hurt you.

In this insightful episode, Charla E. Adams, explores 5 hidden ways we unknowingly block abundance - not through mindset alone, but through the body and nervous system.

Through her deeply personal story, Charla shares how to transition from 'victimhood' to wisdom utilizing a transformative method.

Charla takes you back to her New Orleans, Louisiana roots. Sharing how Gumbo has deep ties to healing.

Charla uncovers the invisible weights we often don’t have words to describe.