What if the feeling of being “broken” is actually a map back to yourself?
We sit down with Cristiano Colla to trace a raw, human journey from loneliness and post-breakup spirals to a 12-day ayahuasca retreat in the Peruvian jungle—and, more importantly, the quiet months of integration that followed. The result isn’t a tidy cure; it’s a grounded way of living where pain is acknowledged, the body leads, and purpose unfolds without force.
He describes shifting from mental analysis to somatic healing, recognizing that “brokenness” was a set of fragmented parts asking to be seen. We explore how inner child work—meeting the boy on the lower bunk with tenderness—softens old defenses and restores joy.
On my side, I share how prayer, scripture, and dreams guided forgiveness and humility in concrete ways—making amends where my heart was stuck and releasing records of wrongs.
Together we unpack a deceptively simple practice that anchors surrender: daily reflection on death.
If you’re curious about the different modalities of healing your trauma, this conversation offers practical steps and honest reflection. Subscribe, share this episode with a friend who needs it, and leave a review to tell us: what practice brings you back to center?
To connect with Cristiano or purchase his book Awakened by the Forest, visit his Instagram @cristiano.colla or visit his Substack account at: https://cristianocolla.substack.com
To download a free chapter of host Sylvia Worsham’s bestselling book, In Faith, I Thrive: Finding Joy Through God’s Masterplan, purchase any of her products, or book a call with her, visit her website at www.sylviaworsham.com
Transcript:
If you’ve ever struggled with fear, doubt, or worry and wondering what your true purpose was all about, then this podcast is for you. In this show, your host, Sylvia Warsham, will interview elite experts and ordinary people that have created extraordinary lives. So here’s your host, Sylvia Warsham.
Hey, I’ve been host at Sylvia Warsham. Welcome to Release.review Purpose. And today’s Cristiano Colin. He’s in Italy. So I know he’s like seven hours ahead of us. I’m in Austin, Texas. And and we’ve been chatting a little bit about just having the spiritual journey, like what our our journeys before we end up having a major crossword to what they were like, what they are now. It is completely different chapters in our life. And so without further ado, Cristiano, thank you so much for joining us on Release Dow Reveal Purpose.
Oh, thank you so much, Silvia, for having me. I’m looking forward to having a chat.
Well, let’s have a chat. It’s like we’re having an espresso together. Although if I have an espresso right now, I won’t sleep for the rest of the night because I’m way up than you are. And uh caffeine won’t do me well.
I don’t drink coffee anyway.
So that’s actually a good thing. So let’s chat. You tell me about your life before this chapter that you’re currently in, and in other words, your story of transformation.
Yeah, I was uh I was living in uh in Australia last year, mid-2024, after I emigrated uh from Italy in 2018, and I was uh I was experiencing brokenness. Um so I I felt this deep sense of something was wrong with me, and I couldn’t figure out why. Um and I just broke up, so I was just coming off a romantic relationship, which um, as we all know, can be really challenging and triggering uh at times. Um and I felt lonely, uh, a type of loneliness that didn’t lead me anywhere. Um I didn’t have anyone to speak to apart from my therapist, but even that couldn’t help me because it was all superficial talk. Uh so I tried hypnotherapy instead, and that worked for a little bit, uh, for let’s say a couple of months, and then I fell back into the same old patterns. And that’s when I decided to um to go deeper and adventure in the in the Peruvian jungle to to work with uh with ayahuasca, which is a psychedelic, and work with shamans, uh, to really get to the to the core issue of of the traumas I was trying to um to work through.
Um my goodness, do tell us about that experience because I just I’m in the process of reading Pain is a portal beauty, um, because I’m gonna be interviewing the author in a couple of weeks, and she, like you, used psychedelics to get to the root cause of her trauma. So can you explain more about that process?
Yeah, I mean, um when I reached out to the temple, I went, just the application process itself was a was was some sort of deep inner work because they they wanted to know the intention behind me reaching out and me wanting to go to work with shamans and healers. Um so that in itself allowed me to break through some some patterns, and then when I actually got to the temple, I was more prepared to face myself, uh, to face both the light and the shadow that I held within. So it wasn’t an overwhelming experience. Um and then I stayed for 12 days uh in the heart of the jungle with no distraction, no technology, nothing around apart from uh plants, animals, and silence. And when I came back to society, um that was also a challenge in itself, and that’s when I began to integrate that experience and embody all the lessons I’ve learned in the jungle by working with shamans, um, and decided to step away from the life I was living and choosing to live a an authentic and creative life and to let my purpose unfold naturally and organically without forcing things, without forcing healing, uh, because that’s something I used to do at times. Um so now I feel I feel like more laid back, which is not passive, but I feel life is coming to me, healing is coming to me because I’m in a good head space. Um I’m in an open space, my heart is open, my my throat chakra is open, and I feel more aligned with the with with the life I I am creating.
So what is that life that you’re creating? What were you before? Like we we heard that you had a breakup, you felt broke. Brokenness is what you you stated. So what were you doing prior and what are you doing now?
Uh I am uh I am willing to change now. I am willing to integrate, and I am willing to stay present in my life and not escape from from the pain I’m feeling. So that’s the that’s a major shift from before my ayahuasca experience and after my ayahuasca experience. Um and that shift is allow me to um not to make healing a logical thing, uh, but to make it a a somatical uh thing. So I know what my body feels even though my mind can can grasp it. I should say brain, because the mind is a different thing. Even if my brain can’t grasp it, but I know my body is responding um to the external environment as well as my uh inner landscapes uh in a way that feels authentic. And that doesn’t cause me to feel broke anymore. Because I understood that um there’s no such thing as brokenness, it is just fragmented parts of our personalities as as human beings uh that sometimes we we struggle to accept and acknowledge, um but even those they are helping us to to become whole.
You know, it’s interesting the timing of this interview. I don’t know if you can see my necklace, it’s a circle. And yes, to full circle.
I can see something’s coming out.
To come full circle. Um the word brokenness was a word that came to me in the morning as I was praying and meditating. And I, as you know, uh just from hearing episodes of the podcast, I’m very close to God, and that’s how I’ve healed. I’ve turned to him and he’s guided me into my light. But part of that brokenness came from my earlier years from being bullied in high school. And and I was just talking to a girlfriend of mine. I was asking her, how did I show up in life when I was a teenager? Because I can’t remember. There’s parts of my experience that I could not remember. And I thought, well, maybe if I could piece it together with friends of mine that were present when I was there to give me some explanation. Because there’s things about my the way I approach situations and relationships that I know from my training as a life coach, there’s something rooted deep within me that is causing that that reaction in me and that trigger, right? And I used to view triggers and avoid them. And now I’m looking at the trigger and staying curious because it the pain, as my friend Alexis Lee has brilliantly put in her book, is a portal to beauty. When you when you when you sit with the pain, when you sit with what has commanded your life for so long, like whatever’s deeply rooted within you, and you face it and you sit with it and you acknowledge it the way you’re saying right now, like the acknowledgement piece of that person, it is to help you come full circle and to restore you to a feeling of wholeness, because that’s what God is trying to do for me. And so, in recent months, I’ve been having dreams, and that’s how God comes to me in dreams, and he shows me this is who you’re meant to release this this bitterness and the resentment that you feel inside is towards these people. This is the misalignment inside your soul, and this is why it this is what’s keeping you from really having the joy that you dream of and the peace and the and the cohesiveness that you’re that you’re longing for. It’s within you, but this is in disalignment, and you need to you need to allow this to surface, acknowledge it, accept it, and then let it go. And I don’t know, is that kind of like the process that you went through?
Yes, because I I struggle to accept it, but then I understood that like you said, you have to acknowledge it first in order to accept it. But if you skip the acknowledgement part, you can’t you can’t uh you can’t pretend to uh to strive for wholeness. So that that comes first, and that’s how you get to the root of what eventually becomes a practice for for self-love and and compassion for yourself first, and then you can you can you can carry that light into your um into your uh environment as well, and all the people that are around you they can benefit um from you showing up fully and authentically to your life. Um so I I’m curious about how you what’s your process when you receive those messages in your dreams from God, because I can relate to that really well. So I’m curious what’s your process in taking those messages and implement them into your into your waking life?
Yes, so for example, the the dreams I’ve had is from a bully, a guy in my high school that spread a rumor when I was a freshman in high school, um, ninth grade, if you will, and he said I had invited him to a dance and he had turned me down, and I actually confronted him and in front of his friends, and I was a girl that was not popular, I was constantly being targeted and bullied because I wouldn’t I wouldn’t bow down to their popularity. I just was somebody that was too proud. And and I fought back. I was someone that would not lower my head to to what they wanted me to do. But when I read scripture, you know, if I’m going to truly follow God and his ways, I gotta let go of that identity, that old identity that is not rooted in love, and not just self-love, but just love in general for humanity, right? So the way that God, Jesus, um, loved people while he was here on earth was he loved his enemies too. He loved people and forgave them freely and loved them unconditionally, right? So a lot of my process came once I get a vision, I also read his word and I allow the word to seep into me. And what happens is he’ll highlight certain things from the verses. And in one case, he said, Read the scripture that you’ve put up on your wall. That was like something that just came out, it was a thought that was persistent. So I know it’s him. And I was looking at the scripture on my wall, and it said, Remove the sin from your tent. My interpretation of that was remove the sin from your heart. And what was my sin? I went back and I just reflected, I’m a very reflective person, and I went back, reflected, and I was like, What is my sin? Where what’s my role in this? Right, and I made a list of all the people that I had kept a record of wrongs against. And if I read his word correctly, love is patient, love is kind, love does not envy, love does not boast, love does not keep a record of wrongs. Love is not self-serving, right? So I looked at love does not keep a record of wrongs, and I started to approach people, the people that I felt I had kept wrongs against, I had held bitterness and resentment in my heart for. And if I really was wanting to be more like Christ was, I needed to let that go. And I needed to repent. And whether they forgave me or not was irrelevant. The act was to be humble enough to take ownership from my role in the conflict that I have created within my heart space because I made that choice, right? Nobody else made that choice for me. I did that, right? So it was to I started to approach people that had really wounded me. And what I found in that practice, Christiano, was that it brought closure to people and it built bridges between us, and there was reconciliation, and ultimately there was restoration from my heart. Because now when I see them, there’s no bitterness or anger towards them anymore.
Yeah.
You know, and it’s an organic and authentic way that I want to be because that’s who I am truly. The person he created me to be was someone who is always compassionate and kind. And but when I got wounded, I put up walls to protect me around my heart. And they followed me for decades later, and they affected all my relationships, and they were currently affecting my parenting with my 10-year-old daughter, and they were affecting the dynamic between my 20-year-old son and my second husband, and I didn’t want that anymore. I I wanted to be free, and I needed to do my part to acknowledge that within me, and and also to just say thank you to the teenager in me who had survived so much. You know, she played a role in in teaching me the contrast of what I wanted, right? Like she she survived and she went on to do really beautiful things, and she taught me about forgiving myself because I couldn’t. I I didn’t even know how to forgive myself. There were moments and times in my life that I didn’t even know how to do it, but God was like, I’m right here, you you can do this, you can do this, and I had a real hard time being humble, and humility is a strength. I used to view it as a weakness, and then just recently, aside from the dreams I’m having with this guy, um, and he lives here in Austin, Texas, and I’ve reached out to him and he hasn’t reached back. I was willing to go wherever he was and just have him meet him for a cup of coffee and just repent. Just take ownership for my will and say that I was sorry. And whether he forgave me or not was irrelevant, it was an it was an exercise in humility. Because in order to be in a relationship with yourself and with others, humility is a big part of it.
Yeah, that was my that was my next question. Sorry to interrupt, that was my next question, whether you uh whether that dynamic played out between you and other people face to face, or whether you you only sat with yourself away from those people. Like, so I didn’t understand your question. What is the question? When you because because you said that you now in this case, in this example, that you actually texted the guy to say sorry.
Well, no, I didn’t say sorry, I said, hey, can I meet you? Yeah, that something would happen.
Huh?
That was the intention behind, right? Yes, to the meeting and apologize, whether he forgave you or not, that didn’t matter because you did it for yourself. I did it for for God.
Yeah.
Because he asked me to, you know, and if and he has he gave me a second chance at life, and people that have read my book know that. In 2012, I faced an uh an 80% chance of dying. And and received three miracles within 72 hours, and that was my turning point. The reason why I shifted my lens from corporate America to what I’m doing now was it was just a a spiritual awakening, it was so profound that there was no turning back, there’s no nothing. I knew God was real by the way He He made His presence known in the intentive career. Yes, and so I did it for Him. I did it because He asked me to and because He said you want joy and I want to give it to you in abundance, but this is what you need to do, you need to acknowledge and you need to accept that this person that you need to forgive her and let her go so that you can step into this new light. Because it’s in complete disalignment to who you are in me. If you want identity in me as an identity in Christ, you gotta let that one go. Yeah, it doesn’t matter.
I like how you talked about your your inner child, um as a as I referring to her as she. Because I do the same when I talk to my inner child, it’s always like the little boy, man, or he. But that’s a powerful connection we all have to make with our inner child and to um to retrieve the gifts that and the and and the treasures and the innocence and the the spontaneity, the joy that was so natural um you know in our childhood, um in those little childs that they were just you know happy to run around without uh without any influence with from from anyone or from the external world. And that was a that was a big shift for me uh coming coming back from my ayahuasca experience too. Um so connecting with that with that purity in my heart and to and to firstly thank that inner child for all the all the passion he had for my adult self when I wasn’t there for him, to care for him, because it was my responsibility as an adult to care for him. Him. It was not his his responsibility. Secondly, because in in all the during all this time, he stayed. He never left. And when I made a connection to him, I had a powerful vision that he was waiting for me in my childhood home, in my room. It was on my bunk bed, waiting on the on on the lower um on the lower bed. And he was playing with himself, just by himself. And then I entered the room gently, and I looked at him, and it and he and he looked at me with these like open bright eyes that were full of love. And then I almost felt I was approaching a wounded animal in a way. So I approached him gently and with with courage and with love. And regardless of all the pain he had to suffer, he still showed up for me. And it’s and he still gave me a second chance to care for him. So I once I’ve made that connection, I know that he’s with me and I’m with him for life, forever. And there’s no turning back. And that that was my return. That was my return home. Returning home to him.
That’s beautiful. And I my eyes teared up because I can see a picture of me standing next to my father as a high schooler, you know? And that’s who I picture when when she comes out, like in arguments, like she’ll she’ll show up and she’s defending her place, right? She doesn’t want to give in to conflict because that in her case, she had to be strong, or or they would have eaten her alive in high school, right? Um, and I just want to thank her for surviving it. I could picture you in your room, you see, like as you were talking, it was so powerful. Because you’re right, they’re always part of it, they will always be there, part of us to remind us of who we once were and had to be, because of the things that we faced as children, you know, and the hard things in life that we sometimes face, but that ultimately we survived, and there were lessons we learned. So, what do you think those lessons were for you that he taught you?
Well, he taught me to um to show up for myself. Uh, he taught me to he taught me like it wasn’t unlearning my my adult patterns, my adult behaviors, and all the things that serve me to to keep that little child alive and to and to survive in a in an environment that was everything but what I was. For example, the home I grew up in, or the you know, fights between my parents. I wanted none of that. But I had to find a way to behave myself, you know, in order to make peace with with that child, uh with uh with my parents in that case. Um so it was unlearning all the all the beliefs um that were cemented in my in my psyche as an adult um and and trusting the gifts that were so natural um and so innocent of that child, like joy, expression, you know, um unapologetic um and unconditional love, um, which I’m still working towards. That’s that’s not an easy one.
No, it’s not. Trust me. To one of my enemies out, then like, really? You really want me to do that? Yes, I do, because that will bring you to the fullness of you. Yeah.
But the most uh the main thing for my connection with my inner child is how creative he is and working with psychedelics, especially with ayahuasca, which has a feminine energy. Okay, that’s where my creativity comes from. From getting rid of all the toxic and cultural beliefs around my masculinity, and allowing femininity to to come in to to share my creation with with the world and to express it. And that’s the nature of of creativity. Um feminine, it comes from from feminine energy.
Okay. And so those have been the lessons that he’s taught you. Yes, yes, aside from your experience, because you you did mention this is feminine energy, is is coming from the experience of going through the psychedelic process, right?
Um, especially with ayahuasca because it carries a feminine energy. If you work with other psychedelics, like um San Pedro or Peyote, that’s more masculine energy, so it will teach you something else.
Okay.
Because I’ve chosen to work with ayahuasca without knowing at first that you know it carried feminine energy, but even that, like all my intention, they led me to ayahuasca for a reason I I feel, because part of my intention was to to integrate my my my sexuality to discover about my masculine self. And you know, growing up in Italy, there’s uh uh there’s a lot to talk about, about the relationship between men and women, you know, how it was in the past. We could go on for hours and talking about that. But what I what it mattered to me was what was my truth, um, without all the conditioning from from curtr from from culture, from parents, and for both you know my mother and my and my father figure. Um so that allowed me to to unify the masculine and the feminine and to see them as part of parts of a human soul and not as you know um a separation between between genders.
Yeah, that’s that’s an interesting concept. I find that when you can see it as one, as the oneness that they’re meant to be, it’s powerful. It’s when you separate them and and you can’t acknowledge the strength of both, because both masculine and feminine have strength within them. They’re they’re created to be a oneness aspect, at least from what I’ve read, right? You know, it and that’s why sexuality, the sexuality part of it is the oneness as aspect. We we contort it in in in in the world because we don’t really understand some of these old texts and this these concepts, because the psychedelics, at least from what I read in this particular book, that I’m halfway through, it’s it’s ancient teachings. It is it’s aren’t they with the psychedelics? Aren’t they like tell us a little bit more about those ancient teachings, like because I really don’t know much about them.
Yeah, well, because they are ancient teaching, because they’ve been passed on from generation to generation and and traditional knowledge. So I’ve I’ve worked with Shipibo people which which are um from from Peru, from the Amazonian jungle in Peru. Um and they are legitimate people, so they’ve been passing on wisdom from ancient times. Um but the ancient wisdom comes from comes from the connection I was able to uh to have with with the plant um and with my intentions. So the ancient wisdom you’ve read about it’s a wisdom that comes from within. It doesn’t come from outside of ourselves. But because my intentions were so true and powerful and clear, then I was able to tap into that inner wisdom and to and to come out as a as a transformed self. Um so that’s that’s my experience with with with the with the plant. I don’t know if that answered your question.
It did, it did to a degree. She mentions a couple of different ones in the book, so I don’t know what other aspects like you you mentioned a little bit more earlier in the interview, but I’m I’m just really curious about this because all of a sudden this this topic kept popping up, and there’s always a reason for me. Like when I there’s a season for things and a knowledge, um, and I’m always I stay curious because for me, the Holy Spirit shows up in the form of messengers through others, in the form of visions, and in the form of people speaking to me, and all of a sudden I’ll get a hit in the heart and I’ll be like, Yep, that’s what that was meant for you. You’re not hearing me, I’m sending someone to to give you the information. And in reading her book, I it helped me make sense of some of the disjointed pieces that were in my mind, you know, that were floating around that I knew were connected somehow, I just didn’t know how they were connected. And as soon as I read it this morning and I sat in prayer meditation, I started to cry. And then the download started. And when I when he downloads, I better have a piece of paper and pen because it came and I just couldn’t stop writing. And I was like, the answer’s here, it’s always been inside of you, and it and the your teenage self has a lot of the answers that you’re looking for, and I’m like, wow, that is a huge, but that’s the way God talks to me. I see it in visions. Some people use psychedelics, some people use prayer, some people use meditation. There’s a lot of different modalities to get to the root cause of the trauma that we incurred as children, right? And your trauma, I think, came from all the fighting that you saw at home. If I’m hearing you correctly?
Yes, yeah, most of it, yeah. Which eventually became like a domino effect, like you’ve mentioned before, with your parenting. Um, you know, in my romantic relationships, or in my perspective around uh money and financial success, for example, or or my professional life, or or the fact that I’m a boundless soul and I don’t want to do the same job for the rest of my life and you know, settle down, have kids, like uh like a young Italian man is told to do. Um like I didn’t want none of that. So, you know, working with psychedelics, um, as I was cycling today, actually, I thought working with ayahuasca allowed me to to get rid of of the bullshit that I had in my in my mind. Just like completely, it was like a wrecking ball, um, you know, allow me to collapse and surrender to my truth and to be revealed.
What did what what did control losing control?
Because I mean to really release yourself and surrender to it, you have to let go of the control. What was that like for you? You mean approaching the ayahuasca or yes, and actually doing the process of that because that takes some courage. It’s not it’s not like oh it’s easy to do. No, it’s because in in the world that we live in, and maybe in Italy, I don’t know how different it is to here, but people they like their control, they like to control their circumstances, they like to know what’s coming next. It’s very orderly, and and they like order, and when they don’t have order, they kind of freak out. Yeah, so what that process, as she describes it in her book, is releasing completely. Like, I think in Spanish, entrega total, that means like total surrender, and that’s not an easy concept, is it?
No, it’s not, and uh there are many ways I could answer that question uh because there are so many faces I’ve experienced. But I’ll answer with one question. For me, how I’ve managed to to fully surrender, like you said, it was death. So I that’s the word for me, death. So reflecting on the nature of of death, meditating on death uh allowed me to perceive to life differently, uh and to perceive life for what it actually is. Um so giving myself the time to obviously, you know, leading leading up to my ayahuasca thing, I have worked with uh with one of the facilitators from the temple to you know uh go through my intention and get clear on those intentions. So that was my practical preparation. So there was a practical aspect to it. So lots of journaling as as you do. Um I had a full um shopping list of things I wanted to change, let’s say, but then I narrow it down to three main ones, which were authenticity, love, and trust for me. So anything that revolved around that, as I mentioned before, my sexuality was part of that, you know, my spiritual journey was part of that, and all that came in between. But for me, still to these days, um how I keep a surrendered attitude to life is to think of death every day. So whenever I am worried about the future, whenever I’m you know resentful about the past, whether it’s people or circumstances, I think of death. I take 10 minutes to sit, meditate on death, or I just ride my bike, go for a run, and think about death. And and it is as simple as that. And if if the listeners are asking themselves, oh how could I uh think about death and not and not being afraid of it, it’s just just think of it and see what comes up for you. There’s nothing else you have to do.
Yeah, yeah, and it sounds like it’s a total release. A total release to to what isn’t you’re leaning into it, leaning into the what we call the discomfort. But really, the way she described it is you lean into the pain, you acknowledge it, and it just it’s it takes you into the most beautiful parts of you, too. Um and it sounds like it it almost sounded like a pattern interrupt in in the form of like life coaching, that you you get triggered and you start getting anxious about something, and instead of of going down the rabbit hole of the what-ifs, which is what you would have done in the past, right? And gotten very confused and triggered and what have you, you’re choosing to interrupt that by thinking about death and going for a bike weight. And then and then it centers you back to the present moment where your logical mind can just kind of say, eh, that’s not really what’s going on here. Like it is your mind wanting to take you down there.
That’s correct, because if I’m doing something physical, it gets me back in my body where I feel things in my brain. And if I’m reflecting at the same time on death, which is the the most real thing there is in life, there’s no escape from that. So it allows me not to escape from the pain I’m feeling, but to but to sit with it.
My goodness. So now, what are you doing now? Is this your purpose?
Like to teach people about this, to be on podcast interviews, or well, I’m uh I’m uh I’m about to finish uh uh writing my the manuscript of my first book. So I am writing a book which I’m publishing hopefully within two, three months, depending. Um so the book is called Awakened by the Forest.
Awakened by the Forest, okay.
Yes, is a memoir of ayahuasca and inner evolution, which explains in more depths what we talked about. So my experience in the jungle in and all its details and my childhood traumas and how I’m transforming um into a wiser ver version uh of myself. Um so I’m I’m doing that. I’m still coaching some people online in the fitness industry. I used to be a personal trainer in Australia, so I’m still doing some of that, but I will transition away at some point. Um I am writing on my blog. Um and I have a I have a project, another project coming up. Um but I will keep that for myself until I I make um until I finalize it.
Yeah, until you make a move. Until you make a move, yeah.
Correct, yes.
That makes sense.
That’s around my my sexuality. It’s um yeah, it is a project around my sexuality.
That’s wonderful, and I’m I’m really happy that you’ve now landed in a very authentic space because that is a authentic love and trust, which is how much more can you get? I mean, really the trust in oneself, the love of oneself and and authentic to oneself. And that just it’s it’s beautiful. And I commend you and I congratulate you on almost finishing your manuscript. Um, as a fellow author to author, um, I would love to purchase your book to support you. So as soon as it releases, please let me know so I can support you in that way. Uh in the meantime, last words that you want to leave the listeners of released out reveal purpose with.
I’ll share a quote, my favorite quote, which is from From um from Captain Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean. And it goes, the problem is not the problem, the problem is your attitude about the problem.
I love it. Yes, I’m at that. I’m not even gonna say anything. Uh if I wanted to contact you, let’s say I wanna um work with you in the future or uh ask more about your psychedelics and all that and your work with that, how can I reach you?
Uh I’ve got an Instagram profile uh where I share about book updates, uh some poetry as well. And uh my two Substack pages. So the first one is called the Hybrid Soul blog, uh where I share about um about everything that comes to mind. Uh I take inspiration from mundane moments and turn that into storytelling. And I have another page I’ve just created, which is called the Onyric Lives, where I share about um how to how to create a more intimate and intuitive connection with with dreams specifically, and I share some of my oniric experiences as a way to to inspire and guide people. And uh soon I will be ready with my website as well. Um not yet.
Not yet, but you’re as Cristiano Cola in on Instagram, correct?
I think it’s christiano.cola. I can send you the link later.
Yes, I would love to have that link just to be able to include it in the show notes at the end. So people know how to find you. Oh, that’s true. That is true. So I’ll I’ll get it from that for sure. And for the listeners who released that reveal purpose, thank you so much for tuning in today to listen to such an authentic and loving interview with Christiano Cola all the way from Italy. And just remember, Matthew 5.14, to always be the light because you are light in this world, and the experiences you’ve had do help others come to terms to be more authentic, more loving with oneself. So please share your light with the world. This world needs no light. Have a wonderful week. Stay safe. Love y’all. Bye now.
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