ALIGND the podcast

Welcome to ALIGND the podcast: a space for honest conversations about intuition, Human Design, and what it actually takes to trust yourself in a noisy world.Hosted by Erin Purdy, this podcast explores the mechanics of being yourself: learning how to make decisions that are right for you, reconnecting to your body, and breaking the patterns that keep you stuck in overthinking, burnout, people-pleasing, or disconnection from your own truth.Through deep and inspiring conversations, our mission is to help you build self-trust, strengthen your intuition, and create a life that feels like yours.

ALIGND the podcast is a education podcast hosted by Erin Purdy, with 77 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Erin Purdy hosts ALIGND the podcast, a education show with 77 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  78. What Women Lose When We Live Against Our Nature with India Dania

  Sep 28, 202659 minS3

  In this episode, Erin sits down with India Dania — creator of the Wyld Method and founder of the House of Honey — for a conversation about what it means to come back into relationship with your body, your natural rhythms, and ultimately, yourself. India, a 3/5 emotional Manifesting Generator, shares her journey from working a government desk job that was quite literally draining the life out of her, to returning to the thing she had loved since childhood: dance. What began as a decision to follow what made her feel alive eventually became an entirely different way of living, working, moving, and relating to herself. Together, Erin and India explore the ways modern life has disconnected us from our bodies and the natural world, what it means to live as cyclical and seasonal beings, and why becoming more fully ourselves requires more than another framework, wellness practice, or quick fix. We talk about: India’s journey from government employee to dancer, entrepreneur, and creator of the Wild Method following what makes you feel alive — even when it doesn’t make logical sense why embodiment is something we practice, not something we intellectually understand the impact of productivity culture and linear ways of living on women rebuilding a relationship with your body after years of overriding it nature, seasons, and remembering ourselves as cyclical beings why real transformation takes time, devotion, and relationship community as an essential part of healing, growth, and being human India’s House of Honey and her vision for a more embodied, connected way of living At its core, this conversation is an invitation to become more human in a world that increasingly pulls us away from ourselves — and to remember just how alive we are designed to feel. Connect with India: Instagram HOUSE OF HONEY Seasonal Membership WYLD SZN Retreat Connect with Erin: Instagram

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  Episode #3

  77. The Path Back to Your Body with Somatic Sexologist Shauntel Farland

  Aug 31, 20261h 2mS3

  Your body is always speaking. But after years of being taught to override it, perform for others, and search outside ourselves for answers, learning to hear it can feel like remembering a language we once knew. In this episode, I’m joined by somatic sexologist Shauntel Farland, a 3/5 emotional Manifesting Generator, for a conversation about pleasure—but probably not in the way you expect. Shauntel’s work isn’t about chasing bigger orgasms, mastering another technique, or turning sexuality into one more space where we need to achieve. It’s about becoming empty enough to meet what is already here. The numbness. The grief. The contraction. The desire. The parts of ourselves we’ve rejected, hidden, or decided were too much. In this episode, we explore: The period of profound loss that first brought Shauntel back to her body Why numbness is not an absence, but a form of protection Sexual liberation as an undoing of performance, conditioning, and shame How pleasure can become a practice of presence rather than another destination The five tools Shauntel uses to explore the body: movement, sound, breath, awareness, and touch What changes in our relationships when we learn to remain present with intensity Why resisting an emotion often creates more suffering than the emotion itself Simple practices for beginning to listen to the body without forcing an outcome This conversation is an invitation to stop forcing your body to give you an answer. To stop treating pleasure as somewhere you need to arrive. And to begin, slowly and curiously, with whatever is here. Because the body has never stopped speaking. We’re simply remembering how to listen. Connect with Shauntel: Instagram She Remembers Connect with Erin: Instagram The Greenhouse

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  Episode #2

  76. The Life You Want Will Require You to Get Uncomfortable

  Aug 21, 202639 minS3

  What if discomfort isn't something you need to fix, regulate away, or avoid? In this spontaneous solo episode, I'm exploring the role discomfort has played throughout some of the biggest transitions of my life — from leaving my corporate career, to realizing the “dream life” I had created in Bali no longer fit, to learning how to recognize when it's time for another chapter to begin. Because there are different kinds of discomfort. There's the discomfort that comes from living a life that isn't right for you anymore. And then there's the discomfort that comes from stepping beyond what's familiar and expanding your capacity for something more. Either way, discomfort is asking something of us. We talk about what misalignment can actually feel like in the body, why self-awareness means very little if we're unwilling to act on what we know, the tiny ways we can practice moving beyond our comfort zones, and how our increasingly digital world makes it easier than ever to distract, numb, and avoid the very things we need to face. Because building self-trust isn't about never feeling afraid, uncertain, or uncomfortable. It's showing yourself, little by little, that you can meet the discomfort — and move anyway. I also share more about The Greenhouse , my 12-week coaching mentorship for those ready to stop circling the same patterns and start creating real movement in their lives. Applications for the September cohort are now open. APPLY NOW Last Solo-Episode: Receptive minds, resistance, and rebecoming

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  74. You’re Not Attracting the Wrong People, You’re Repeating a Pattern

  Apr 2, 20261h 11mS2

  <p>In this episode, Erin is joined by best friend and surf sister, Mash, for a deeply honest conversation on what lies beneath emotional intensity, especially in relationships.</p><p>Nearly two years after their first episode on navigating emotional “storms,” this conversation moves one layer deeper: into the patterns that keep us returning to them.</p><p>Mash shares her experience of grief—losing her mother unexpectedly at a young age—and how that shaped her sense of love, abandonment, and self-worth.</p><p>Together, they explore:</p>how early experiences imprint relationship patternsthe role of the nervous system and “pro...

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  Episode #73

  73. The Path of Peace: From the Battlefield to the Garden

  Mar 1, 20261h 13mS2

  <p>In this episode, Bee sits down with Katie Jonzen — 2/4 Projector, Inner Peace Mentor and founder of Path of Peace - for a conversation about what peace actually is (and what it isn’t)</p><p><br></p><p>Katie shares her lived relationship with “rock bottom,” and the long path that brought her into a steadier, embodied peace — one that doesn’t disappear the moment life gets intense. </p><p><br></p><p>Together, they explore the difference between temporary relief and true inner peace, the “fixing loop” so many of us get trapped in, and why peace isn’t a reward you ear...

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