The NeuroDivine: Spirituality & Neurodivergence
The NeuroDivine is a podcast exploring the sacred intersection of spirituality and neurodivergence. Hosted by Dr. Rabia Subhani, an ADHDer, Sufi, neurodiversity-affirming neuropsychologist, spiritual coach, and founder of QuantumQun.com, this show honors the unique sensitivities, strengths, and soul-depth of neurodivergent minds.
Through intimate conversations and soulful teaching with those who identify as neurodivergent, we explore intuitive knowing, sensory intelligence, trauma healing, divine connection, and the spiritual gifts of being wired differently.
This is a sanctuary for all neurotypes (i.e. autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, highly sensitive, empathic, etc.,) and spiritually-aware souls seeking gentle wisdom and grounded tools.
Please note that all information is meant to be informational/educational in nature, not mental healthcare/medical advice, and does not imply a therapeutic relationship with me. If you require mental health support, I highly recommend ndtherapists.com for ND individuals.
Also, kindly note that though I subscribe to the neurodiversity-affirming paradigm, I also honor and respect my guests who do not - everyone's journey is their own.
Come home to the truth that your neurotype is a Divine design and you are meant for a greater purpose than you think!
The NeuroDivine: Spirituality & Neurodivergence
Episode 1: My Own Journey!
Hello, beautiful souls and welcome to the NeuroDivine podcast which is centered around the intersection of spirituality and neurodivergence, two of my biggest passions.
This podcast was created for several reasons, with the most relevant one being that it is my belief that neurodivergent souls come into this world at higher levels of consciousness.
Many struggle with "3D" neurotypical issues because they don't align with our values or ways of being in the world.
And most of us are empaths. Spirituality is the core of who we are and why we are so sensitive to the environment.
This first episode is my personal spiritual journey as a late diagnosed ADHDer with sensory processing differences.