SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Have you ever felt like a ship without a compass?
Like something is missing…
Like you’re meant for something more…
But you can’t quite name it?
In this episode of Talk Time, Meredith explores the deeper meaning of interconnectedness — not just with people around us, but across time, purpose, and soul experience
Many people report during near-death experiences that they review their life and feel they chose their journey — even their parents — to learn something specific. Whether you take that literally or metaphorically, it opens a powerful lens for therapy and self-reflection.
In this episode, Meredith shares:
• Why so many people feel disconnected or adrift
• The link between depression and lack of community
• The power of belonging and shared purpose
• How contribution dissolves isolation
• Why “finding your tribe” changes everything
• The difference between a job and a calling
• How she discovered clinical hypnotherapy — and knew instantly it was her path
Through a story of a community garden study, Meredith explores how working together toward something meaningful can shift mental health, belonging, and identity
We are not here to be singular.
We are here to:
• Connect
• Contribute
• Support
• Grow
• Serve
Interconnectedness isn’t abstract philosophy — it’s lived experience. It’s the ache in your heart when you know you’re meant for more. It’s the resonance when you finally find your place.
And sometimes, it’s the moment you walk into a room and just know you’re home.
If you’re questioning your purpose…
If you’re feeling disconnected…
If you’re sensing a calling but unsure what it is…
This conversation is for you.
If you’d like support, you can book a session online at:
www.meredithmccarthy.com
If you’re interested in becoming a clinical hypnotherapist and discovering your own calling through service, visit:
www.nzach.ac.nz
In previous episodes, we explored love over fear and unity or oneness. Next week, we explore the illusionary nature of the ego and how it shapes your experience of reality.
See you in the next Talk Time.
