What if the "spirit" you're desperately trying to find was never somewhere else to begin with?

Fresh from the MindBodySpirit Festival and over forty soul contract readings, Daniel Darman and Elinor Moshe sit down to confront a quiet lie running through the collective: that spirit is "out there" and you are "in here." When you treat the spiritual as distant, exotic or optional, you avoid the one encounter that actually changes anything — meeting the part of you that never left.

In this episode of Resonant Truth, Daniel and Elinor move from festival floor to inner architecture — using Soul Contract Numerology, QHHT (Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique), and their own initiations to expose how we externalise power, outsource responsibility, and romanticise "the soul" while starving the body that's meant to house it. This is not a conversation about performances of spirituality, but about becoming fit for purpose: a life where spirit is not a concept you visit, but a reality you embody.

What We Discuss
– Why treating spirit as "out there" is the safest way to never meet it
– How the Soul Contract spiritual triangle reveals the architecture beneath your personality
– The lie of separation and why denying divination is really denying yourself
– QHHT, higher self transmissions and the shock of being told the truth without negotiation
– Reincarnation, wasted lives and what your soul carries after death
– The cost of building a life on un-met spiritual frequencies
– Integration as spiritual alchemy — upgrading body, nervous system and stamina to hold more spirit
– Why manifestation collapses when you realise you are the field, not the beggar at its edge
– How to stop searching outside the house for blueprints written on your own walls

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
© 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe | @thedanieldarman

What if nothing you call "mine" was ever yours to begin with?

Most of us spend our lives gripping identities, homes, partners, dreams, and even our own bodies as if they belong to us. We chase stability through possession — only to discover that everything we hold eventually slips away.

In this episode of Resonant Truth, Daniel Darman and Elinor Moshe dismantle the illusion of ownership — tracing it from childhood imprinting to legal fiction, from ancient tribal memory to modern collapse. What begins as "my house," "my job," "my partner," "my truth" becomes a profound revelation: ownership is the spell, stewardship is the medicine.

Whether you're clinging to a dissolving role, a relationship facing change, or an identity breaking open, this episode invites you to stop gripping and start relating — not through control, but through conscious participation.

– Why nothing you cling to is ever truly yours
– How childhood forms the first spell of "mine"
– Mortgages, borders & legal fiction: the mechanics of claiming the unclaimable
– Ownership as ego-armor: fear, identity, and survival coding
– How possession fuels conflict, nationalism & war
– Stewardship vs ownership — the higher path of conscious relating
– The soul's view: why you cannot lose what was never yours
– Liberation through release — what happens when you stop gripping life

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
© 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe | @thedanieldarman

Most of us spend our lives building beautiful structures on invisible sand — careers, relationships, identities that look solid from the street until the ground gives way. Collapse feels like failure, but what if it's not punishment at all? What if the earth is simply telling you: you were never standing on me.

In this episode of Resonant Truth, Daniel Darman and Elinor Moshe dismantle the illusion of stability. Together they trace the layers beneath every collapse — the soul foundations we inherited from other lifetimes, the womb imprints we absorbed before birth, and the childhood patterns that shaped our sense of safety and worth. What begins as a crisis of identity becomes a return to ground zero — where truth, not illusion, can finally take root.

Whether your world has recently fallen apart or you feel the quiet tremor beneath your feet, this conversation invites you to stop patching the roof and start rebuilding from the soil of your own being.

– What if your collapse isn't destruction but excavation — revealing what was never real?
– How much of what you call "you" was built on someone else's blueprint?
– Can you find safety in instability — and strength in starting again?
– And what if rebuilding means remembering what the soul already knows?

– The illusion of stability — why success built on false ground must eventually fall
– Three layers of foundation — soul memory, womb imprint, and childhood conditioning
– The seven pillars of life — health, home, money, purpose, relationships, creativity, spirituality
– Shadow work through pattern recognition — tracing collapse to its root rule
– Re-parenting and re-patterning — how to meet the parts of you that never learned safety
– The body as archive — nervous-system repair and the somatic language of truth
– Maslow revisited — from survival to self-transcendence as the true architecture of growth
– Rebuilding with love — why every lasting structure must be born of devotion, not performance

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
© 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe | @thedanieldarman

There are words we rally behind — and then there are words that flatten us. Few are more unquestioned than "equality." It sounds noble, obvious, incontestable. But if equality were the answer, why do equal boxes on a broken system still leave people blind at the fence? Why does sameness so often erase what is specific, necessary, and true?

This episode isn't about dismissing fairness — it's about exposing the paradigm hiding inside the word. We trace how "equality" collapses difference into sameness, how corporate quotas and social slogans become games within games, and how our loudest calls for balance ignore the inequalities inside our own psyches. What if the real move isn't equality, but integration and right relationship?

Whether you fight for equal outcomes or feel erased by one-size-fits-all fixes, this conversation asks you to zoom out — from policy to paradigm, from systems to soul.

Together, we ask:
– What if equality is a measurement model (sameness), not a moral absolute — and often the wrong tool for the job?
– What if the outcomes you want require equity, context, and care — not symmetry?
– What if the deepest "inequality" is internal: overdeveloped parts running the show while neglected parts never reach the table?
– And what if the aim beyond equality is integration, harmony, and right proportion — not identical shares?

In this episode:
– Equality vs equity vs harmony: why sameness isn't balance, justice, or wholeness
– Games within games: quotas and corporate ladders inside top-down pyramids that can't deliver transformation
– The iceberg under a word: epistemology 101 — how unseen assumptions "fill in" missing data and rig debates
– The fence metaphor (made real): when equal boxes still don't let everyone see — and why context changes everything
– Relationship reality check: unequal by design — different strengths, deficits, and needs within a healthy partnership
– Personal inequality: mind as CEO, body as ignored minority; food, coping, and the misallocation of time and attention
– Kabbalion's correspondence & cause/effect: as within, so without — why collective distortions mirror inner ones
– Past lives, ancestry, and imprinting: how buried scripts shape what we call "fair" (and why love is the highest order of equality)
– Beyond equality: from flat sameness to integrated wholeness — right proportion, right timing, right care

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are milestones we're told will make us adults — and then there are milestones that only dress the child in a bigger suit. We were promised that time, paperwork, and performance would deliver us into maturity: a job, a mortgage, a ring, maybe kids to fix what's broken. But if adulthood is so easily won, why are so many "adults" still run by frightened, unintegrated children wearing the mask of competence?

This episode isn't about shaming immaturity — it's about exposing the architecture of it. We track how stress and trauma regress the very executive function we rely on, how external milestones get mistaken for inner rites of passage, and how a culture without elders mass-produces pathologically adolescent lives. What if the problem isn't you, but the myth of adulthood itself?

Whether you've checked every box and still feel hollow, or avoided the script and still feel lost, this conversation strips the mask and asks what it actually takes to become an adult — inside.

Together, we ask:
– What if "adult" isn't an age or achievement, but a rite of passage most people never undergo?
– What if stress and trauma regress the brain's CEO — and interns (child parts) start running the boardroom?
– What if external milestones (job, marriage, mortgage) say nothing about inner milestones (boundaries, regulation, soul purpose)?

In this episode:
– Arrested development, explained: why parts of us freeze at the age of impact — and keep making today's decisions
– When the CEO leaves the building: the boardroom metaphor for inner leadership (and why interns shouldn't sign contracts)
– A real case study: Eleanor's costly contract signed by a child part — and what "adult cleanup" required
– Stress → regression: how chronic pressure shuts down executive function and revives primitive coping (games, avoidance, shutdown)
– Attachment over autopilot: why relationship patterns mirror early bonds (and how "mindset hacks" miss the depth)
– External vs internal milestones: drinking age, degrees, and deeds vs boundaries, emotional range, and true responsibility
– Bill Plotkin's arc: child → adolescent → adult → elder — and why spiritually integrated adults (and true elders) are rare
– From performance to initiation: moving beyond the IKEA flat-pack life into soul-level purpose and service

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are promises that inspire — and then there are promises that quietly wound. Few are more seductive than the promise of freedom. It is plastered across coaching programs, packaged in financial formulas, dangled as entrepreneurial independence, or sold through the illusion of lifestyle choice. But if freedom were so easily won, why does it so often collapse into a bigger cage with better wallpaper?

This episode isn't about celebrating freedom — it is about confronting the paradox at its core. From the food on our plates to the money in our accounts, from the places we live to the bodies we inhabit, the very things we call "choices" are already framed within constructs we didn't create. To chase freedom is to miss that the chase itself can be another form of bondage. What if freedom isn't the escape we're sold, but the paradox of being both bound and unbound at once?

Whether you've fought for independence, pursued financial "freedom," or rebelled against the world only to find yourself in another sandbox, this conversation will take you deeper into the paradox of what freedom is — and isn't.

Together, we ask:
– What if freedom isn't a permanent state, but a shifting paradox of choice and captivity?
– What if financial, entrepreneurial, or personal freedom is still only another construct?
– And what if true freedom isn't gained at all, but remembered in the paradox of being both limited and infinite?

In this episode:
– The everyday illusion of choice: food, fashion, alcohol, mortgages, and social scripts
– How financial and entrepreneurial "freedom" can become cages in disguise
– The paradox of Saturn and Jupiter in astrology: limitation vs expansion
– Why freedom is often running from rather than living as
– The power of paradox: collapsing dualities to encounter deeper truths
– Cosmic dimensions of freedom, incarnation, and the soul's choice to bind itself in form
– The collective cost of personal "freedom" and who pays its hidden price

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are promises that inspire — and then there are promises that quietly wound. Few are more repeated in the spiritual lexicon than "Ask and ye shall receive." It sounds simple. It sounds divine. But for many, it's a phrase that has left more silence than solace, more doubt than deliverance.

This episode isn't about discarding faith, but about confronting the reality that asking doesn't guarantee receiving — not from family, not from the world, and not even from the divine. Sometimes the cost of asking is punishment. Sometimes the question never leaves your lips because your voice has been too long suppressed. And sometimes the answer does come, but in ways you weren't ready to see. From vows of silence carried across lifetimes, to the subtle politics of asking in relationships, Daniel and Elinor unravel the shadow beneath this spiritual cliché — and what it really means to find your voice in a world that often won't hear it.

Whether you've asked and been ignored, asked and been punished, or stopped asking altogether, this conversation is for those who know the ache of unanswered prayers — and the deeper initiation that lives inside them.

Together, we ask:
– What if asking is less about receiving, and more about reclaiming the right to speak?
– What if silence isn't absence, but a wound inherited across lifetimes?
– And what if the truest response isn't an answer at all, but a mirror of who you're becoming?

In this episode:
– The hidden costs of asking: punishment, exile, and silence
– Childhood, ancestry, and past-life vows that shape the right to ask
– Why "manifestation culture" skips over the deepest wound: not knowing how to ask at all
– Personal stories of spiritual abandonment, relationship dynamics, and suppressed needs
– The astrology of Mercury and the voice, and what it reveals about expression
– Why communication is never just transactional, but an exchange of energy
– How learning to ask — even without receiving — becomes an act of sacred defiance

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman

There are roles you inherit before you can even speak — and then there are roles you keep long after they've begun to strangle you. The ones that dictate who you're allowed to be. The ones you didn't choose, but were cast in the moment you arrived. The ones that keep you bound to a story called "family," even when the script is outdated, suffocating, or written by someone else entirely.

This episode isn't about rejecting family for the sake of rebellion. It's about breaking the unconscious contract that says love means obedience, that loyalty is more important than individuality, and that proximity is the same thing as care. We're here to walk into the shadow of the family construct — blood, chosen, and soul — to see how it shapes, confines, and sometimes distorts the self. From patriarchal inheritance to soul-level agreements, from dinner table politics to the invisible cords that keep you tethered, Daniel and Elinor open the door to one of the most loaded truths we ever face: your family is not always your home.

Whether you've been the obedient daughter, the provider son, the peacekeeper, or the exile, this conversation is for anyone who's felt the dissonance between who their family needs them to be and who they truly are. A space to ask the forbidden questions — and to imagine what love could look like without the role you were cast in.

Together, we ask:
– What if the role you were given is the very thing keeping you from your soul's purpose?
– What if family loyalty is sometimes the mask of control?
– And what if your truest family has yet to be found?

In this episode:
– How patriarchal models of family suppress individuation
– The shadow roles we inherit: obedient child, provider, peacekeeper, and more
– Personal stories of growing up in frozen homes, religious rules, and unspoken contracts
– How lineage trauma and ancestral vows shape the family dynamic for generations
– Soul families: what they are, how they find us, and why they're not always easy
– The unseen cords that bind you to family — and how to begin untethering
– Reframing family through conscious choice, boundaries, and resonance

Hosts: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Speakers: Daniel Darman & Elinor Moshe
Produced by: Truth of You
Copyright: © 2025 Truth of You
Website: truthofyou.com.au
Instagram: @theelinormoshe & @thedanieldarman