136: Inspire Health Podcast with Dr Jason Loken & guests Lee Carroll and Monika Muranyi136: Inspire Health Podcast with Dr Jason Loken & guests Lee Carroll and Monika Muranyi
UK Health Radio Podcast
Lee Carroll and Monika Muranyi share Kryon’s perspective on trauma, Covid and consciousness, arguing that humans are inherently "magnificent" and built to thrive. The conversation looks at soul contracts, fear, and the power of intent as ways to shift from surviving into a more expansive experience of healing.
50:42•19 Jul 2026
From Trauma to Magnificence: Kryon’s Radical Take on Healing
Episode Overview
- Humans are "built to thrive" and are not inherently destined for trauma; pain arises from learned patterns rather than our original nature.
- Kryon’s teachings suggest that events like suicide may be part of loving soul agreements designed to catalyse spiritual growth.
- Covid is framed as a forced pause that allows systems and lives to be "retooled", with potential for greater efficiency and new ways of living.
- Consciousness and intent are described as core healing tools, with fear and anxiety shutting down the body’s ability to recover.
- Changing reactions to difficult events can create new quantum patterns, reducing recurring crises and opening more benevolent futures.
“We are built to thrive. We are not a victim of the planet. We are not meant to be in trauma. We have created that ourselves.”
Experience the emotional and inspiring tales of recovery as the Inspire Health Podcast continues its "trauma recovery – from surviving to thriving" series with channeler Lee Carroll and author Monika Muranyi. This time, the focus is on Kryon’s perspective: why the word "trauma" has never appeared in more than three decades of Kryon messages, and what that might mean for anyone feeling stuck in pain. Lee sums it up bluntly: "We are built to thrive.
We are not a victim of the planet. We are not meant to be in trauma. We have created that ourselves." Rather than seeing people as broken, Kryon’s teachings frame humans as "magnificent" beings who came in with tools to heal fear, anxiety and even deep suffering.
You’ll hear Lee joking about being "the weird guy" who channels "a beautiful angel named Kryon", and Monika bringing in her engineer’s mind and her work compiling Kryon’s material into books such as *Women of Lemuria*. Together, they talk about soul contracts, destiny as "what your life does by default if you use no tools", and the idea that even something as shocking as suicide might, from a soul’s perspective, act as a catalyst for spiritual growth.
The conversation pulls in Covid, too. Kryon’s view is that humanity effectively "stopped the factory" to retool, and that, despite the fear-based headlines, there are new opportunities and changing paradigms emerging from the pause. Lee’s advice is crystal clear: "If you're watching the news, can I give you some advice? Here it is. You ready?
Don't." For anyone in recovery who feels trapped by past events, the discussion around "consciousness as king", quantum patterning, and the healing potential of intent, meditation and multidimensional aspects of the soul offers a different kind of hope. It’s less about fixing what’s broken and more about remembering the "magnificence" that was there all along. Could changing how you see yourself be the first step to changing your story of trauma?
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