What if the keys to your spiritual life already sit in your hands? We open the Hierophant card and follow its symbols—triple crown, gray pillars, and crossed keys—into a conversation about authority, lineage, and the courage to trust your own timing. Instead of treating tradition as a rulebook, we ask how wisdom moves when it’s offered with consent, when the body says yes, and when we let awe guide us more than fear.We bring in your voices: childhood beliefs about who gets to hold spiritual power, whether happiness is found or built, and why perfectionism hides inside so many sacred spaces. From a therapist’s perspective, we explore how discernment is embodied—muscle, breath, and gut sense—and how shame-based teachings confuse control with care. The Hierophant becomes a mirror: is your practice opening the heart, or closing it? Is the ritual nourishing, or punishing?Then we zoom out. The overview effect and Carl Sagan’s Pale Blue Dot reframe everything: Earth as a delicate home, borders as imaginary, life as brief and breathtaking. That shift doesn’t make us small in a hopeless way; it makes daily awe possible. We talk grief and nostalgia as companions to growth, the privilege of goodbyes, and the quiet work of making meaning in real time. Spirituality shows up in the mundane—a sunrise from a plane window, salt air on the tongue, a memory that changes how you spend the afternoon.By the end, the keys aren’t about gatekeeping. They’re about stewardship: choosing what matters, shedding what harms, and sharing wisdom when it lands. If you’re ready to question inherited beliefs, honor your body’s truth, and find the sacred in ordinary hours, press play and join us at the table. If this resonates, subscribe, leave a review, and share with a friend who’s reimagining their own path. If this episode spoke to you, subscribe and leave a review so other listeners can find Heart on the Table. New episodes land every Wednesday. Join the conversation on Instagram @heartonthetablepod

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