In this episode of Deep, Funny, Dirty, we explore the emergence of the Spiritual Madam—a bold, embodied archetype that refuses spiritual bypassing, guru worship, and “good girl” healing narratives.

Jen Cabot joins us for a raw, intimate conversation about what happens when years of therapy, self-help, and spiritual practice stop working—and you’re forced to meet the parts of yourself that can’t be affirmed away. We talk sacred rage, nervous system regulation, grief, sensual power, and the death of identities that once kept us safe but no longer serve.

The Spiritual Madam isn’t about manipulation, performance, or seduction for approval. She’s about seduction for truth—guiding people into depth, intimacy, and self-mastery by staying present with discomfort instead of avoiding it. Jen shares how this archetype was born through betrayal, trauma, and years of burning old scripts, including the spiritual ones.

This episode challenges the idea that healers should be polished, peaceful, or “love and light.” We explore embodiment as gritty, costly, and profoundly alive—and why real healing often feels taboo before it feels freeing.

Connect with Jen Bailey

Website | JenniferCabot.com

IG | @SpiritualMadameJen

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Connect with Adam Riehl

IG | ⁠⁠⁠⁠@AdamRiehlHealing⁠⁠⁠

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Website | ⁠⁠⁠AdamRiehlHealing.com⁠