We’ve all been told it: You’re too much. Too emotional, too intense, too sensitive.
But what if “too much” was never the problem — what if it was their too little?
In this episode, Ray takes you into the science and soul of sensitivity — how your nervous system, your trauma responses, and your emotional depth were never flaws, but signs of life.
You’ll learn how to stop shrinking for people who can’t meet your depth, and how to see your fire as data, not damage.
Because you were never too much — they were just unprepared for your voltage.🎧 Listen & Follow The Void and The Flame

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  🪶 About the Show
  The Void & The Flame is a podcast about transformation — the kind that burns you down and rebuilds you brighter. Each episode blends story, psychology, and soul work to help you face your shadows, reclaim your fire, and remember who you are.

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  • Email → rachel@thestarlitpathwc.com🎵 Credits

• Intro/Outro Music: “Fragments” — AERØHEAD
  Composer Website: AERØHEAD on YouTube
  License: Creative Commons (BY-NC 3.0)
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  Produced by: Rachel “Ray” Fudala / The Starlit Path

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  After you listen, take a moment to ask yourself:

  What part of me felt seen in this episode?

  
  

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  🎙 Upcoming Episode TeaserNext Week — Season 2 Premiere:
  “Resistance Isn’t Laziness, It’s Grief”
  We’ll explore self-sabotage, subconscious fear, and the quiet truth behind inner blocks.
  → “Your resistance deserves curiosity, not judgment.”