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You Are Immeasurable: Shadow Work & Spiritual Healing for BIPOC Women & Entrepreneurs

You Are Immeasurable: Shadow Work & Spiritual Healing for BIPOC Women & Entrepreneurs

By: Tonesha Hyde | Holistic Business Manager & Alchemist | Energy Healer | Revealer of the Ancient Truths
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A podcast for women reclaiming their power through shadow work, intuitive healing, ancestral wisdom, and divine feminine embodiment hosted by Tonesha Hyde.


U R Immeasurable is your sacred midweek spark for deep shadow healing, divine alignment, and unapologetic transformation.


Tonesha Hyde is a Holistic Business Manager & Alchemist, Energy Healer, and the Revealer of Ancient Truths. This podcast is a soul sanctuary for women reclaiming their worth, power, and voice through shadow work, ancestral wisdom, intuitive healing, and soul-led business.


Inside, you’ll find raw reflections, sacred storytelling, and real conversations that remind you that you are not broken, you are becoming.


Whether we’re exploring the dark feminine, sacred rage, or the messy beauty of self-reclamation, every episode invites you to come home to your truth and expand into your immeasurable self.


Questions we explore and illuminate every week on the U R Immeasurable Podcast:

  • What is shadow work, and how do I begin?
  • How can I reconnect with my inner child through spiritual practices?
  • What are the signs of self-worth wounds and how can I heal them?
  • How does ancestral healing help me break generational cycles?
  • What is sacred rage and why is it vital to spiritual healing?
  • Can shadow work help me grow a soul-aligned business?
  • What does energy alignment really mean?
  • Who are the Dark Goddesses, and how do they support my healing?
  • What is Dark Feminine energy, and how do I embody it?
  • How do I navigate spiritual entrepreneurship as a woman of color?


If you're asking these questions, you're in the right place.


New episodes drop every Wednesday.


Tune in, exhale, and remember who you are.

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Episodes
  • Sunday Sparks | The Call of Samhain

    Sunday Sparks | The Call of Samhain
    Oct 26 2025

    The air is shifting. The veil is thinning. Can you feel it?


    The Call of Samhain isn’t about death or endings; it’s about remembrance, communion, and the living rhythm of our ancestors moving through us.


    In this sacred transmission, Tonesha Hyde invites you to slow down, listen, and honor the whispers within your blood. Samhain calls us into the descent, the stillness before rebirth—where truth, memory, and magic intertwine.


    🔥 In this episode:

    • The true spiritual meaning of Samhain and the thinning veil
    • How to recognize ancestral presence through everyday moments
    • The fire of remembrance and the invitation to honor what’s been buried
    • A reminder that your ancestors don’t just call from beyond—they rise within you


    💫 This is your invitation to light the candles, speak their names, and open your heart to the call that lives within your bones.


    Want to connect with Tonesha - https://linktr.ee/agitatorhyde


    Please take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It will help me reach a larger audience.

    Tonesha Hyde produced this podcast.
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    3 mins
  • Breaking the Spell of Shame

    Breaking the Spell of Shame
    Oct 22 2025

    Shame is not sacred. It’s a spell.

    A spell woven through patriarchy, religion, and supremacy to make women forget their holiness.


    In this fire-lit transmission, Tonesha Hyde unveils the truth about shame:

    It was never born from truth; it was manufactured to control.

    But the Dark Feminine is rising to burn it away.


    🔥 In this episode, you’ll remember how to:

    • See shame as a binding spell that can be broken.
    • Reclaim the innocence, sensuality, and sovereignty that shame tried to steal.
    • Work with the Dark Feminine to alchemize pain into liberation.
    • Speak ritual words of release to unbind your power and your body.


    This is sacred fire for those ready to remember:

    You were never dirty.

    You were never broken.

    You were always divine.


    💫 Listen to this episode whenever you forget your wholeness and remember: truth breaks every spell.


    Want to connect with Tonesha - https://linktr.ee/agitatorhyde


    Please take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It will help me reach a larger audience.

    Tonesha Hyde produced this podcast
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    16 mins
  • Sunday Sparks | Sovereignty Is In Your Blood

    Sunday Sparks | Sovereignty Is In Your Blood
    Oct 19 2025

    Sovereignty isn’t something new; it’s something ancient.
    It lives in your blood, guarded for centuries by those who came before you.
    Before crowns, kings, or kingdoms, there were those who remembered:
    “I am divine. I am free. I am whole.”

    This episode of Sunday Sparks is a remembrance of that truth.
    ✨ When you speak, heal, or rise, you awaken the ancient promises written in your lineage.
    ✨ When you claim your sovereignty, you don’t dominate; you align.
    ✨ You become the living altar that carries your ancestors’ victories forward.

    Listen as Tonesha Hyde guides you back into your inherited divinity, reminding you that sovereignty was never given; it was remembered.

    Want to connect with Tonesha - https://linktr.ee/agitatorhyde

    Please take a minute to leave me a review on Apple Podcast if you like the episode. It will help me reach a larger audience.

    Tonesha Hyde produced this podcast
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    5 mins
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