Grief, Signs & Soulmates - Liesbeth Jusia on Love After Loss

In this Soul Sync conversation, I’m joined by Liesbeth Jusia - spiritual advisor, medium, tutor… and practising lawyer. Liesbeth’s life bridges two worlds: evidence and intuition.

She shares a raw, moving story of growing up in a volatile home, finding refuge in daydreaming and music, and the soulmate loss that cracked her open to spirit = the moment that changed everything.

We explore how trauma can awaken sensitivity, why over-explaining can block flow, and Liesbeth’s mantra - “never deny your nature.” She talks about what it means to work “lawyer by day, medium by night,” using music as a conduit for evidence, and how intention and simple presence can expand awareness.

Together, we dive into the language of self-talk as an energetic habit, learning to put yourself first without guilt, and how ten minutes of daily joy can recalibrate the whole mind-body-spirit system.

Expect grounded wisdom, gentle honesty, and a reminder that your true power lies not in becoming something new - but in remembering who you’ve always been.

What you’ll hear

• How loss can catalyse awakening
• The intersection between logic and intuition
• Why over-thinking dulls spiritual connection
• The energetic impact of language and self-talk
• How to live with more flow, less guilt, and deeper joy

Who this episode is for

Anyone walking the line between the practical and the mystical - professionals, healers, and seekers learning to trust their sensitivity as strength.

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