There are promises that inspire — and then there are promises that quietly wound. Few are more seductive than the promise of freedom. It is plastered across coaching programs, packaged in financial formulas, dangled as entrepreneurial independence, or sold through the illusion of lifestyle choice. But if freedom were so easily won, why does it so often collapse into a bigger cage with better wallpaper?

This episode isn’t about celebrating freedom — it is about confronting the paradox at its core. From the food on our plates to the money in our accounts, from the places we live to the bodies we inhabit, the very things we call “choices” are already framed within constructs we didn’t create. To chase freedom is to miss that the chase itself can be another form of bondage. What if freedom isn’t the escape we’re sold, but the paradox of being both bound and unbound at once?

Whether you’ve fought for independence, pursued financial “freedom,” or rebelled against the world only to find yourself in another sandbox, this conversation will take you deeper into the paradox of what freedom is — and isn’t.

Together, we ask:
– What if freedom isn’t a permanent state, but a shifting paradox of choice and captivity?
– What if financial, entrepreneurial, or personal freedom is still only another construct?
– And what if true freedom isn’t gained at all, but remembered in the paradox of being both limited and infinite?

In this episode:
– The everyday illusion of choice: food, fashion, alcohol, mortgages, and social scripts
– How financial and entrepreneurial “freedom” can become cages in disguise
– The paradox of Saturn and Jupiter in astrology: limitation vs expansion
– Why freedom is often running from rather than living as
– The power of paradox: collapsing dualities to encounter deeper truths
– Cosmic dimensions of freedom, incarnation, and the soul’s choice to bind itself in form
– The collective cost of personal “freedom” and who pays its hidden price

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are promises that inspire — and then there are promises that quietly wound. Few are more repeated in the spiritual lexicon than “Ask and ye shall receive.” It sounds simple. It sounds divine. But for many, it’s a phrase that has left more silence than solace, more doubt than deliverance.

This episode isn’t about discarding faith, but about confronting the reality that asking doesn’t guarantee receiving — not from family, not from the world, and not even from the divine. Sometimes the cost of asking is punishment. Sometimes the question never leaves your lips because your voice has been too long suppressed. And sometimes the answer does come, but in ways you weren’t ready to see. From vows of silence carried across lifetimes, to the subtle politics of asking in relationships, Daniel and Elinor unravel the shadow beneath this spiritual cliché — and what it really means to find your voice in a world that often won’t hear it.

Whether you’ve asked and been ignored, asked and been punished, or stopped asking altogether, this conversation is for those who know the ache of unanswered prayers — and the deeper initiation that lives inside them.

Together, we ask:
– What if asking is less about receiving, and more about reclaiming the right to speak?
– What if silence isn’t absence, but a wound inherited across lifetimes?
– And what if the truest response isn’t an answer at all, but a mirror of who you’re becoming?

In this episode:
– The hidden costs of asking: punishment, exile, and silence
– Childhood, ancestry, and past-life vows that shape the right to ask
– Why “manifestation culture” skips over the deepest wound: not knowing how to ask at all
– Personal stories of spiritual abandonment, relationship dynamics, and suppressed needs
– The astrology of Mercury and the voice, and what it reveals about expression
– Why communication is never just transactional, but an exchange of energy
– How learning to ask — even without receiving — becomes an act of sacred defiance

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are roles you inherit before you can even speak — and then there are roles you keep long after they’ve begun to strangle you. The ones that dictate who you’re allowed to be. The ones you didn’t choose, but were cast in the moment you arrived. The ones that keep you bound to a story called “family,” even when the script is outdated, suffocating, or written by someone else entirely.

This episode isn’t about rejecting family for the sake of rebellion. It’s about breaking the unconscious contract that says love means obedience, that loyalty is more important than individuality, and that proximity is the same thing as care. We’re here to walk into the shadow of the family construct — blood, chosen, and soul — to see how it shapes, confines, and sometimes distorts the self. From patriarchal inheritance to soul-level agreements, from dinner table politics to the invisible cords that keep you tethered, Daniel and Elinor open the door to one of the most loaded truths we ever face: your family is not always your home.

Whether you’ve been the obedient daughter, the provider son, the peacekeeper, or the exile, this conversation is for anyone who’s felt the dissonance between who their family needs them to be and who they truly are. A space to ask the forbidden questions — and to imagine what love could look like without the role you were cast in.

Together, we ask:
– What if the role you were given is the very thing keeping you from your soul’s purpose?
– What if family loyalty is sometimes the mask of control?
– And what if your truest family has yet to be found?

In this episode:
– How patriarchal models of family suppress individuation
– The shadow roles we inherit: obedient child, provider, peacekeeper, and more
– Personal stories of growing up in frozen homes, religious rules, and unspoken contracts
– How lineage trauma and ancestral vows shape the family dynamic for generations
– Soul families: what they are, how they find us, and why they’re not always easy
– The unseen cords that bind you to family — and how to begin untethering
– Reframing family through conscious choice, boundaries, and resonance

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are wounds that fade with time — and then there are wounds that become time itself. The ones that don’t close. The ones that ache through every joy. The ones we don’t even know how to name, because they didn’t begin with us. They began somewhere far older — in the ancestral, the societal, the cosmic.

This episode isn’t about curing the incurable. It’s about recognising the sacred terrain of wounds that don’t heal — and were never meant to. The ones that reveal who you are, not by how they break you, but by what they ask you to carry. From Prometheus bound to a rock, to Chiron’s eternal pain, to your own quiet ache that no one else seems to understand — Daniel offers a powerful transmission on the deeper layers of suffering that shape us far beyond psychology.

Whether it’s the mountain in your heart, the ghost of a divine separation, or the burden of a lineage unprocessed, this conversation is for those who sense there’s something profound living in their pain. A kind of wisdom. A kind of memory. A kind of permission to stop trying to fix what was always asking to be honoured.

Together, we ask:
– What if your deepest wound is your deepest connection to the divine?
– What if healing isn’t closure, but acknowledgement?
– And what if walking wounded isn’t failure — but a sacred initiation?

In this episode:
– Mythological archetypes of unhealed pain: Chiron, Prometheus, Frodo, Arya & Batman
– The 5 layers of wounding: physical, psychological, ancestral, societal, and cosmic
– How avoidance creates blocks, and sacredness creates space
– The truth about toxic positivity and performative healing culture
– Personal stories of archetypal descent, mystical encounters & divine grief
– Why some wounds can only be witnessed, not resolved — and that’s enough

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speaker: Daniel Darman
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

At the centre of this episode lies a silent frustration — not with inner work itself, but with the empty slogans that have come to define it. This is the funeral for “just go within”: the most overused, underexamined spiritual advice of our time. A flat-packed phrase that sounds wise, but often leaves people more lost than found.

But what if your struggle to go within isn’t because you’re doing it wrong — but because you were never shown how to do it right? What if the inner world is not a temple, but a war zone, an abandoned office, or a wounded landscape no one prepared you to face?

This episode is for those who’ve sat in silence and found only chaos, who’ve journaled and meditated and still felt broken, and who’ve been told that enlightenment is just a mindset shift away. We explore how the advice to “go within” has been weaponised — especially against men, the traumatised, and the overwhelmed — and why real inner work requires safety, guidance, and more than a high-five from a motivational meme.

Together, we dismantle the myth of the inner world as inherently accessible, and instead ask the deeper questions: who are you meeting when you go within? What tools are you taking with you? And what if the part of you that can’t go deeper is trying to protect you?

In this episode:
– A funeral for “just go within” and its spiritual bypassing
– Soul fragmentation, unsafe terrain & the myth of the golden inner world
– Why sacred space, structure & surrender matter more than silence
– The masculine distortion in motivational “inner work” culture
– Personal stories of collapse, empty offices, archetypal chaos & guidance
– How to create real inner safety, connection, and meaningful descent

Hosts: Elinor Moshe & Daniel Darman
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

🜂 You were never broken for struggling to go within.
Maybe the silence you found was your soul asking for a better question.

At the centre of this episode lies a quiet death — not of ambition or potential, but of the false engine we were taught to trust. This is the funeral for willpower: the part of us that believed force could equal freedom, that discipline alone could overwrite distortion, and that trying harder was the answer when life stopped working.

But what if your inability to move forward — your burnout, your heaviness, your collapse — isn’t weakness at all? What if it’s the wisdom of your system refusing to betray itself again?

This episode is for those who have pushed past every warning sign, silenced the body’s no with another to-do list, and kept performing long after the soul has left the room. We explore the ways willpower has been weaponised against truth — in our careers, our families, our healing, and our identity — and why transformation without integration always leads us back to the same place: stuck, ashamed, exhausted, and still convinced it's our fault.

Together, we dismantle the mythology of effort-as-worth and return to the deeper questions: what part of you is doing the doing? What belief is being upheld? And what would it mean to reclaim power without force?

In this episode:
– A eulogy for willpower and the mythology of “just try harder”
– Nervous system burnout, soul fatigue & energetic obesity
– The false scripts of people-pleasing, performance, and productivity
– The shadow of the solar plexus and arrested power development
– Personal stories of collapse, trauma loops, and spiritual misalignment
– Why transformation demands safety, not pressure — and how to know the difference

Hosts: Elinor Moshe & Daniel Darman
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

🜂 You were not meant to run on effort alone.
What would happen if you stopped trying… and started listening?

At the heart of this episode lies a confronting recognition: not all of you is here. Through the language of soul loss, fragmentation, and archetypal distortion, we explore what it means to live as a self incomplete — one whose executive function, willpower, identity, and emotions may be governed by parts of the psyche not fit for leadership, or not even present at all.

This is not a personal failing. It is a collective fracture — one that many of us carry quietly, believing we are whole simply because we are functional. But what if your stuckness, burnout, or inability to "just do the thing" is not laziness or lack of discipline… but a deeper truth: that part of you left a long time ago?

We speak to the real terrain of healing — beyond affirmations, beyond self-help — and into the sacred reclamation of the parts that were exiled, weakened, or never welcomed to begin with.

In this episode:
– Fragmentation, soul loss & why some parts simply aren't with you
– The myth of wholeness and the illusion of executive functioning
– Soul retrieval, IFS, shamanism & archetypal reintegration
– How astrology reflects inner absence and unconscious roles
– When willpower isn't enough — and what’s really needed instead
– What part is running your business? Parenting your child? Leading your life?

Hosts: Elinor Moshe & Daniel Darman
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

🜂 You are too big to be this small.
But the parts that are keeping you big… and small — where are they?

In the final chapter of our three-part identity series, we close the loop where all true paths must end — in dissolution. Not into nothingness, but into everything. In this transmission, we strip away the last disguise: the illusion of the observer, the final mask of the ego.

We speak to the sacred terror that underlies modern identity — the fear of death, not just of the body, but of the constructed self. What does it mean to be truly alive when the 'me' dissolves? Why do humans cling to beliefs they never chose? And how do you begin to surrender to a self that no longer needs to be defended?

This is a transmission about union through separation, choice through unconsciousness, and the liberation that comes when you stop believing your mask is your face.

We explore:

• Why people hold on to inherited beliefs as sacred, even if they never chose them

• How unconscious acceptance builds identity through fear, survival, and projection

• The illusion of the ‘observer’ as the final egoic veil before pure being

• Personality as camouflage — protection, not expression

• The soul’s journey: from separation to reunion with the All

• The real reason identity without a “me” feels like death

• Why truth cannot be held, only surrendered into

We conclude with a call — not to abandon the path, but to walk it with greater courage, nuance, and devotion. To balance seriousness with joy. Inner with outer. Separation with surrender.

The path of identity doesn’t end with a new definition of self. It ends when the need for a definition dissolves into being.

Thank you for walking this transmission with us.

“You think you’re afraid of death — but what terrifies you is life without the version of you you've grown used to.”

“Even the observer is a mask. The real truth does not observe. It simply is.”

“The danger isn’t wearing a mask. It’s forgetting you’re wearing one.”

“There is only one Truth — and it is infinite, eternal, and utterly beyond you.”

• Sit with the question: Where did my beliefs come from — and what part of me chose to accept them?

• Observe what parts of your identity feel fixed, then ask: Is this me, or a mask I forgot to take off?

• Begin noticing where you hold onto “knowing” as a survival reflex

• Explore your personal relationship with death: not just physically, but symbolically

• Balance opposites — joy and sorrow, solitude and connection, silence and expression — and notice what opens up in the space between