🎙️ Bridging Worlds: Human Design & the Sacred Art of Community
with Chloe Mohajeer — Episode 26 of The YAM Podcast

In this heartfelt and expansive episode, I sit down with Chloe Mohajeer — educator, mother, and interfaith community-builder — to explore how we can live, parent, and lead in ways that honor spiritual and energetic diversity.

We reflect on how different people — and children — are motivated in different ways: by safety, power, connection, or impact. Understanding those motivators allows us to relate more compassionately and parent with deeper integrity. I introduce Chloe to Human Design as a lens for recognizing these energetic distinctions, and together we explore how it can help us support each person’s unique way of being.

Chloe also shares the quote that sparked her journey into spiritual community-building — a teaching from Bahá’u’lláhthat guided her toward living a life in service to others:

"O people of God! Do not busy yourselves in your own concerns; let your thoughts be fixed upon that which will rehabilitate the fortunes of mankind and sanctify the hearts and souls of men."
— Bahá’u’lláh, Gleanings

This message of turning outward with purpose, compassion, and clarity is the foundation of Chloe’s sacred work.

In this soul-stretching conversation, I sit down with Dr. Elena Mustakova — scholar, spiritual psychologist, and author — to explore what it means to stay centered in an increasingly fragmented world.

As systems crumble, ideologies clash, and anxiety grows — how do we hold onto a sense of deep purpose, identity, and inner stillness? Dr. Elena invites us into a deeper inquiry: What if this turbulence is not just chaos, but a call to conscious evolution?

Drawing on decades of integrative research in moral psychology, collective healing, and the evolution of consciousness, Dr. Elena offers a profound reframe of our inner lives. We talk about the power of spiritual coherence — that quiet alignment between what you believe and how you live. We explore the muscle of self-observation, the sacred pause between trigger and response, and how this awareness helps us reclaim our agency in the most disorienting times.

💬 This episode is less about fixing the outer world — and more about transforming the inner lens through which we meet it.