Step into the heart-centered conversation with Renee Blodgett and Anthony Campagnone. Discover the vibrant, loving energies brought through by channeling the wisdom of Mary Magdalene (Miriam) and Yeshua, exploring what it truly means to embrace the human experience. Their unique approach stands apart as they honor the humanity of the beings they channel, bringing messages that feel intimately familiar and undeniably loving.

Here are three illuminating takeaways from this inspiring episode:

🔹 Embrace Your Humanity: Discover how the loving presence of Miriam and Yeshua reminds us of the sacredness of life on Earth—celebrating touch, connection, joy, and the simple pleasures we often overlook.

🔹 Lighten Your Spiritual Path: Learn how playfulness and lightness can transform your spiritual journey. Whether it’s meditation in nature, qigong in the backyard, or simply forest bathing, Renee and Anthony share that there is no “right” way to connect to spirit—only the way that brings you joy.

🔹 Choose Your Reality Consciously: Awareness is key! The discussion highlights how we’re collectively drawn to drama but also empowered to unplug. Seek out love, unity, and independent sources of inspiration, choosing to create the life—and the world—that reflects your deepest truth.

Tune in for this heart-opening conversation and explore how the bridges built between worlds can lead us to greater peace, joy, and authenticity on our mystical path.

Transcript:

Announcer:
Welcome to Exploring the Mystical side of Life with your host, Linda Lang.

Linda Lang:
Hi, this is Linda Lang from ThoughtChange.com we are Exploring the Mystical Side of Life once again this week. If you enjoy our conversations, remember to subscribe, share with a friend. Today I have Renee Blodgett and Anthony Campagnone with us. They’ve written a beautiful, beautiful book about the life of Mary Magdalene.

Anthony Campagnone:
Hello, how are you? How’s it going?

Renee Blodgett:
We are so happy to be here. Thanks for having us on your show, Linda.

Linda Lang:
Well, I’m so excited to have you here. Such an intimate connection you have with the energies that you pull through. Most of the channelers that I listen to, it seems almost otherworldly.

Anthony Campagnone:
I think it’s like that for us…

Renee Blodgett:
For a few reasons. One, because they were human once.

Anthony Campagnone:
They were all human and they understand what it is to be human and to be in contact with other human beings and they will manifest themselves that way.

Renee Blodgett:
Because not everyone channels, you know, beings who are so called human. Right. And so that’s one piece of it, I think.

Anthony Campagnone:
And I think because Renee and I are so grounded in what it is that we do. Even our, as my own profession, I’ve been doing for 30 years working with small children with special needs. There’s this… I, I’m very fortunate. I have to be able to have a very open heart with these little kids. And that comes through as well with Yeshua and Miriam and Renee with her work with women and in our own communities, this open heart feeling that we have for all of humanity.

Renee Blodgett:
Well, and playfulness, I mean, playfulness as well.

Anthony Campagnone:
Yeah.

Renee Blodgett:
I think this can be underestimated, you know, on this journey now for what, 12, 13 years, playfulness is new for us. I would say in the last two years it hasn’t always been playful like this, but sometimes I would argue with the guides or we’d be playful. I’d say, you know, leave. We’re going on a cruise; you can’t come through for the entire week. Go away. You know, and so there’s this playfulness that we have now where we’re like, we need to be human. Scat, you know, skedaddle.

And so if you’re not playful, I think things can become a little too serious. You know, that’s one of the big lessons we’ve learned in the last couple of years. Be lighter about your journey. Be more playful, be more like children. Be really more like children. And maybe that’s what you’re feeling through the channeling, you know, And I think that’s important because you know this too, Linda. On a path, if you feel like you have to give something up, it’s like going on a diet, you’re not going to do it.

And so if you go on a spiritual path and you have to give up me or you have to do yoga or you have to meditate in a certain way, you’re just going to be like, this is too hard for me. I’m not going to do this. But if your meditation could be being out on a paddle board, connecting to the birds and the egrets and forest bathing, do some forest bathing, do some qigong in your backyard, then suddenly it doesn’t feel so hard, you know, you can definitely connect to spirit and nature.

Anthony Campagnone:
Oh, yes.

Linda Lang:
I could really sense a love of the human experience coming through, despite all of the foibles we have down here. Right?

Anthony Campagnone:
There’s one thing that I can say that when the beings come through, they have a genuine love of humanity, especially Yeshua and Miriam. They love humanity and they love being in this particular vibration, vibration we call Earth, that we take for granted. All of the little things like they’ll say touch and smell and all of these things that we seem to take for granted, they just, you know, it’s interesting.

Renee Blodgett:
And so when Anthony channels Yeshua in a public setting, I’m not going to say it’s boring, but it’s literally there. Everything just quiets and, and goes into silent mode. And very little is said for maybe the first 10 minutes or so. He literally wants to go around and just touch everyone’s hands, this sense of physical touch again and connect. Connect, gaze into their eyes and just touch and say, you know, it’s really just so good to see you again, soul, you know. And there’s this, this, you know, beauty in it. But it’s not for everybody. For some people who need, you know, more of a motivational speaker, Yeshua’s not that.

Anthony Campagnone:
I think Miriam’s more motivational speaker.

Renee Blodgett:
Yeshua just wants to hug people and hold people and connect to people, Acknowledge them. Yeah, yeah.

Linda Lang:
This is very interesting because one of the messages that came through when you channeled about choice, right? And just as you spoke, it’s something my guides have said to me all the time, too: All realities are valid and you get to choose which one you want to participate with. And we do, at this current time frame, seem to have love of drama. Yeah, that’s just like a disheveled energy, right? Like tornado energy.

Renee Blodgett:
Oh, that’s a good way. I like that. Tornado. It’s like a theatrical production gone amok.

Linda Lang:
Yes. And those are the videos we click on on YouTube. Those are the movies we watch. Those are the news reports that capture people’s attention. It’s not what we want, but it’s almost like an addiction to what we don’t want.

Renee Blodgett:
Addiction to the drama. Well, part of it is that it’s there. And, you know, I hate to say this because this, this will sound like I, I don’t have faith in humanity, but that’s not the case. But, you know, we’re, we’re, we’re giving into it. We do not need to give into it. We have the power to not click. Because I, you know, I spent 30 years in the media industry, and guess what clicks mean? Advertisers. Clicks mean that Google gets richer and Facebook gets richer and Amazon most definitely gets richer. And it’s ironic because I’ve not only met those three founders, I know them. I worked in the tech industry for years and years, and it wasn’t always that way. You know, the tech startup world wasn’t always that way. And it’s becoming.

It’s just becoming a perpetual cycle of, like, bring them in to further and deepen our wallets. And so I think it’s up to us to say, “Wow, this is all we’re given??” But you know what? There’s independent media sources out there. We know that. You know, it’s just. It takes a little more effort to go to Politico.co(m) than the New York Times. You know, it takes more effort to go to some of these independent media sources. But I think that’s really what it’s up to us to do that now is to say, you know what? We decide what theater we want to create in our lives. And if we continue to plug into, I call it mass consciousness drama, then guess what happens? We become robots. We literally turn into robots. Clicking on our screen, clicking, clicking, clicking, and giving more money to the billionaires. And so, just don’t choose that. There’s plenty of more obscure resources that you can tap into that focus on love and unity. There’s plenty. We just need to be more creative on how to find it.

Linda Lang:
I think the awareness of how it makes us feel, just tuning in and is it bringing you peace? Is it bringing you joy? Is it bringing you light? Or is it winding you up and creating stress? I mean, just simply that awareness could help us choose better.

Renee Blodgett:
That awareness, right? How are you sleeping at night? It is like you said, Linda, it’s an addiction. And it’s hard to unplug. We go through it, too. It’s challenging, but I think it’s, it’s an important lesson that we need to, to learn.

Linda Lang:
Remember to check out our previous episode with Renee and Anthony as we take a deeper dive into Mary Magdalene’s life. And, and thank you for listening to this week’s edition of Exploring the Mystical side of Life. You will find all of our conversations on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio. Come visit me@thoughtchange.com pick up your copy of Learning to Listen and we will see you again next time.