#78: Healing Trauma, Activating Power, and Living Your Highest-Self Timeline — with Jesse Warner

What if healing isn’t just about feeling better—but becoming who you were created to be? In this soul-expanding episode of Beyond The Pills , host Josh Rimany sits down with Jesse Warner —also known as J. Warner —a Board-Certified Licensed Acupuncturist, herbalist, spiritual mentor, and the creator of the 9-Light Activation and Kuji-Kiri Mastery frameworks. Blending over a decade of clinical expertise with deep energetic and esoteric training, Jesse bridges the world of Western healthcare and ancient spiritual technologies —guiding people through emotional release, trauma healing, and full energetic alignment with their Highest-Self Timeline . ✨ In this episode, you’ll discover: How unresolved trauma can block spiritual purpose and how to heal it somatically What it means to “activate” your higher self through sacred mantra, mudra, and frequency Why modern medicine often misses the soul’s role in healing How practices like Kuji-Kiri , sound healing, and quantum energy work unlock deeper dimensions of personal power Stories of transformation from Jesse’s clients who’ve overcome fear, confusion, and energetic misalignment to reclaim peace, clarity, and calling Whether you're a practitioner looking to integrate energy medicine—or a seeker longing for deeper truth—this episode offers a grounded, powerful invitation to come home to your soul . 🔗 Connect with Jesse Warner: 🌐 Website + 1:1 Mentorships: jwarneractivations.com/activationmentorships 📷 Instagram: @j.warner.activations ▶️ YouTube: J Warner Activations 🧬 Why This Matters: Jesse’s message is clear: True transformation requires presence, practice, and energetic integration. If you're tired of surface-level solutions and ready to access deeper layers of healing, this episode will meet you where you are—and activate something far greater within you. ▶️ Tune in, take a breath, and remember who you truly are. Subscribe today and leave a review with your favorite takeaway!