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More Than We See is a grounded, practical conversation about intuition as a human sense and capacity.Hosted by Natalie of Immersive Spirit, this podcast blends lived experience, nervous-system–informed insight, and real-world tools to help people better understand how…

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Why Do Certain People Change Us? (opens the original)

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    Why do some people leave such a deep mark on us? Sometimes the answer seems obvious. They loved us, challenged us, hurt us, believed in us, or changed the direction of our lives. And sometimes, it’s harder to explain. In this episode of More Than We See , Natalie explores the people we somehow recognize before we really know them, the relationships that change us even when they don’t last, and the complicated spiritual language of soulmates, past lives, kismet, and soul connections. Along the wa

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    What Happens When Your Worldview Starts to Change (opens the original)

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    What happens when something you experience no longer fits neatly into the way you've always understood the world? Maybe you knew something you shouldn't have known. Maybe a dream was a little too specific. Maybe you're remembering experiences you had as a kid that you haven't thought about in years. Or maybe enough small things have happened that you've simply started paying attention. In this episode of More Than We See, Natalie talks about what happened when she began paying attention to her o

  3. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Can You Trust Yourself When You're Scared? (opens the original)

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    You're home alone. You hear a footstep. Your body reacts before you've had time to decide what you heard. Now change one thing. There was no sound. You simply opened your eyes because something in you knew someone was in the room. Do you trust that too? In this episode, Natalie explores what happens when fear, intuition, experience, and the body's survival instincts become difficult to separate. Through true stories from a paranormal investigation at a family's farmhouse in Wyoming and a night i

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    What Are You Growing? (opens the original)

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    Every morning I walk through my garden before work. One morning I looked up and realized the tomatoes were taller than I remembered. The flowers had filled in. Everything had been changing a little at a time, and I hadn't noticed until suddenly...I did. That moment stayed with me. Just after Lammas - the first harvest on the Wheel of the Year, I found myself thinking about the quiet ways our lives grow. Not all at once, but through the ordinary choices we make every day. Where we place our atten

  5. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    How Many Times Did Our Lives Almost Introduce Us? (opens the original)

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    Some moments never leave us. Not because they were dramatic. Not because they changed everything overnight. But because, for reasons we may never fully understand, they continue finding their way back to us. In this episode, Natalie explores why certain experiences become lifelong landmarks while others quietly fade away. Through stories about a childhood memory she never knew she had, a friendship that almost began years before it actually did, and conversations with people from many different

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