
There are moments in life—and in the work I do as a medium—when someone’s story doesn’t just inspire you, it rearranges the way you see the world. My conversation with Dr. Sharnael Wolverton Sehon for Episode 30 of The Enlightened Life was one of those rare moments.
Dr. Sharnael is a naturopathic doctor and quantum scientist, but what sets her apart is the way she bridges hard science with the mystical, and the practical with the miraculous. Her journey began not in a laboratory, but in the trenches of her own health crisis—years spent searching for answers, cycling through doctors and medications, and feeling her hope wear thin. If you’ve ever felt stuck, unheard, or overwhelmed by your own healing journey, her story will resonate deeply.
Challenging the Boundaries of Healing
What struck me most was Dr. Sharnael’s willingness to question everything she’d been taught. When Western medicine couldn’t provide relief, she didn’t give up—she got curious. She explored energy medicine, biofeedback, and the healing intelligence of plants. At first, she admits, she was skeptical. The idea that frequency, essential oils, and the emotional residue of trauma could shape her physical well-being seemed almost too simple, too “out there.” But as she shared on the podcast, the science was undeniable. Through a regimen of plant frequencies and trauma clearing, she not only healed herself but transformed her entire outlook on life.
She described how traumas—both big and small—can lodge themselves in our bodies, quietly shaping our health and happiness until we’re ready to release them. The story of how she went from 28 “lodged” traumas to just four in a matter of weeks, and dropped 80 pounds without changing her diet, is more than a testimonial. It’s a challenge to all of us: What old stories or energies are we carrying that are ready to be released?
Miracles: Not Rare, But Natural
One of the most powerful threads in our conversation was Dr. Sharnael’s belief that miracles aren’t reserved for the chosen few, or for dramatic moments in sacred texts. “We are all born to create miracles,” she told me. “We’re creating all the time anyway. And we have this amazing ability to make miracles a part of our everyday life.” In her world, a miracle isn’t just a sudden healing or a supernatural event—it’s the subtle, everyday synchronicities, the phone call that arrives at just the right moment, the shift in perspective that changes everything.
She shared a story that still gives me chills: a mystical encounter with two luminous beings who appeared in her living room at a time when her life was unraveling. Their message was clear and urgent: “Tell them they’re not truly living unless they’re living true.” Whether you interpret this literally or metaphorically, it’s a wake-up call. How many of us are living on autopilot, disconnected from our truest selves, waiting for permission to step into authenticity?
The Science of Living True
Dr. Sharnael’s approach is both spiritual and scientific. She talked about the electromagnetic nature of our bodies, the way our thoughts and emotions radiate out into the world, and how clearing negative patterns can transform not just our health, but our relationships, abundance, and sense of purpose. Her work with biofeedback and energy medicine is grounded in measurable results, but it’s also infused with a deep respect for the mystery of the human spirit.
She reminded me—and hopefully, all of us—that living true isn’t just about the big decisions. It’s about the small, everyday choices: what we eat, how we speak, whom we spend time with, and whether we’re willing to listen to that quiet inner voice that nudges us toward growth. “There is a chemical response to being in our authenticity,” she explained. “Our immunity, our health, our ability to create miracles—all of it is connected to how honestly we’re living.”
An Invitation to Reflect
As I reflect on this episode, I find myself asking: Where in my own life am I being called to live more true? Where am I still operating from old programming, fear, or habit? And what miracles might be waiting on the other side of a single, authentic choice?
Dr. Sharnael’s story is a powerful reminder that healing is rarely a straight line. It’s a dance between science and spirit, discipline and surrender, curiosity and faith. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or simply hungry for something more, I invite you to listen to this episode with an open heart. Consider what “living true” might look like for you—not just in grand gestures, but in the quiet, everyday moments where transformation begins.
Listen & Connect
You can listen to the full conversation with Dr. Sharnael Wolverton Sehon LISTEN HERE. For more about her work, including her free course on clearing trauma, visit drsharnael.com. And as always, if you’re seeking guidance, comfort, or a renewed sense of possibility on your own spiritual journey, I’m here to support you.
May you remember the miracles that are already unfolding in your life—and may you have the courage to live true.

