You can’t listen to the wonders of yet another spiritual program? Yes and No! Give this podcast a go and tell me if this program from Kelle Sparta doesn’t sound real.

Healing Isn’t a Job Title — It’s a Trap

Somewhere between your third cacao ceremony and your twelfth inner child integration, it hits you: you’ve made healing your whole personality. And not just any healing — branded, filtered, monetized healing. But what if the constant self-improvement grind isn’t medicine — it’s just another hustle?

That’s where Kelle Sparta throws her ceremonial drum into the ring. A transformational shaman with the dry wit of a stand-up comic and the precision of a surgeon, Sparta joins host Philipp Kobald on HolisticCircle Spiritual Conversations, the podcast that refuses to coddle your spiritual bypassing.

You Don’t Need More Tools. You Need Less Bullsh*t.

We’ve all seen it: the healer with twelve certifications, seventeen downloadable PDFs, and a nervous system hanging on by a sage stick. Sparta’s message is scalpel-sharp — most healers aren’t lacking tools. They’re drowning in them.

“People think the next modality will save them,” she says, with the kind of casual insight that should come with a trigger warning. “But healing isn’t about fixing yourself. It’s about remembering who you were before you decided you were broken.”

And here’s where it gets interesting — Sparta’s not just critiquing the system. She’s building the alternative. Right now, she’s developing a brand-new course that merges energetic mastery with practical sovereignty. It hasn’t even launched publicly, and people are already booking. That’s how starved healers are for something real. No more buzzwords, no more spiritual cosplay — just deep, necessary transformation.

Energetic Hygiene: Like Deodorant for Your Aura

Sparta doesn’t mince words when it comes to boundaries. She likens energetic hygiene to brushing your teeth or showering. “If you wouldn’t go out without deodorant, why are you walking around with everybody’s energetic junk in your field?”

It’s a jarring metaphor — exactly as it should be.

She names what many refuse to: healers aren’t burnt out because they’re empathic. They’re burnt out because they’re untrained. Porous boundaries dressed up as compassion? That’s not service. That’s self-destruction.

Performative Healing Is the New Spiritual Bypass

“We’ve created this Instagram version of what a spiritual person looks like,” Sparta notes. Crystals? Check. Flowing linen pants? Check. Inner peace? Somewhere between the hashtags.

But real healing isn’t photogenic. It’s not a vibe. It’s showing up to your shadows, not selling your “alignment” as a lifestyle package. Sparta dismantles the whole façade with surgical grace — because pretending to be healed is now the most fashionable form of spiritual avoidance.

Sovereignty Isn’t Sexy — But It’s the Whole Point

If there’s a word Sparta returns to like a mantra, it’s sovereignty.

But forget the TikTok-friendly version where you sip moon water and declare your divinity. Sparta’s sovereignty is the radical kind — the type that doesn’t need anyone’s permission or applause.

“You’re not here to be fixed,” she insists. “You’re here to remember your power. And power doesn’t perform. It just is.”

This isn’t marketing fluff. This is the architecture of her upcoming course: sovereignty with spine. A programme for healers who are done performing and ready to embody. No gimmicks. Just grounded evolution — and it’s already selling before it even hits the web.

The Healing Hustle Is Cancelled

There’s an eerie comfort in the spiritual grind. The endless workshops. The next shadow integration. The ever-moving finish line.

But Kelle Sparta isn’t here for it. “We’ve confused movement with progress,” she says. “But if you’re always healing, when do you live?”

This is the moment where Kobald, ever the tactful guide, leans in with the million-dollar question: “So how do we grow our work without turning ourselves into spiritual salespeople?”

Sparta’s answer: Market from your essence, not your wounds. Sell what you’ve lived, not what you wish was true. Don’t brand your trauma. Embody your medicine.

When the Medicine Stops Tasting Like Sugar

Perhaps the podcast’s greatest gift is its refusal to sugarcoat the healing path. Sparta doesn’t want you to feel better. She wants you to be free. And freedom isn’t always cute.

She challenges listeners to consider that constant self-upgrading isn’t evolution — it’s avoidance. That maybe, just maybe, being whole isn’t something you earn. It’s something you reclaim.

Watch This — But Only If You’re Done With the Fluff

This episode of HolisticCircle Spiritual Conversations isn’t your standard sacred-circle love-in. It’s more like a truth serum shot straight into your spiritual immune system. Kobald knows how to hold space, and Sparta knows how to dismantle it — gracefully, but with fire.

If you’re a healer tired of performance, of hustle, of chasing “next-level” anything, this isn’t just worth your time. It’s a quiet revolution in the making.

Catch the full conversation now on the @HolisticCircle YouTube channel — if you’re ready to stop scrolling and start remembering who the hell you are.

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