At the heart of this episode lies a quiet but piercing truth: you cannot buy your way home. Fresh from the MindBodySpirit Festival, we reflect not just on what we witnessed, but on what it revealed—about the culture of spiritual consumption, the collective longing to be told who we are, and the deeper resistance to doing the work required to truly return to ourselves. This is not a critique of others, but a compassionate dissection of a lie we’ve all lived—the fantasy that someone else can give us our truth. In this conversation, we lay that lie to rest, and begin to ask the harder questions: what is truth if not a product? And what is the cost of truly coming home?

In this episode:
– Reflections from the MindBodySpirit Festival
– Observations on seekers, consumers, and the illusion of progress
– A deepening of the ethos behind Truth of You
– A raw invitation to re-enter your own authority

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

If something stirred, sit with it. Don’t rush to explain it.
The next resonance will meet you where you are.

Resonant Truth isn’t about knowing more. It’s about meeting what’s already true — beneath the performance, beneath the story, beneath the self.

In this opening episode, we set the tone for what this space is, and just as importantly, what it isn’t.

We speak to why we’re drawn to the deeper architecture of truth — not as something we can hand over, but something we continually return to. We share a little of who we are, the nature of our connection, and the path that brought us here. Not from biography, but from the moments that split something open.

This isn’t a podcast for passive listening or spiritual entertainment. It’s not a place for answers, shortcuts, or polished insight.
It’s for those already deep in their own inquiry. Those who can feel the hum beneath the noise — and want to follow it.

You’ll hear the themes we’re most drawn to explore — the unconscious, identity, energy, spiritual law — and why none of them are abstract when you’re actually living through them.

And we leave you with the question that begins it all:
What if you are not who you think you are?

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

If something stirred, sit with it. Don’t rush to explain it.
The next resonance will meet you where you are.

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What you will discover:

Joshua shares insights from their fascinating career path, emphasizing the impact of unconscious frames on human behavior and authenticity.

Unconscious Frames and Patterning:

• Frames create predictability and routine, shaping our habits and identity.

• Most frames are set by age 7, influencing perspectives and behaviors without conscious awareness.

• Awareness of unuseful frames often arises when individuals face frustration and a disconnect between actions and desired outcomes.

Establishment of Frames:

• Frames are established early in life, rooted in subconscious patterns, behaviors, and beliefs.

• Early childhood and environmental influences contribute to the formation of initial frames.

Reframing Process:

• Reframing involves intentional visualization of desired outcomes and aligning actions with future goals.

• Frustration acts as a signal for misalignment between current frames and desired results.

• Transitioning from a present state to a desired state requires focusing on what one truly wants.

Identifying and Reframing Unconscious Patterns:

• The guest shares a personal experience of reframing a common generational frame about success.

• A vibe check from the body, recognizing physiological responses, serves as an effective tool for evaluating frame alignment.

• Intuitive sensing and shifts in underlying patterns are facilitated through physiological awareness.

Physiology in Reframing:

• Physiological responses, such as gut instincts and body vibes, offer valuable insights into alignment with frames.

• The subconscious mind, distributed throughout the body, guides beliefs, behaviors, and values.

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