25-22. Is Your Faith Kind?


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from June 3rd

Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, everyone. Welcome to another edition of Sara’s View of Life on SelfDiscoveryWisdom.com. I’m your host, Sara Troy.

This week, I’m diving into the topic of faith. What’s your religion? And more importantly, is your religion kind? Is it inclusive, diversified, non-judgmental, supportive, and loving?

I honestly don’t care what religion people follow, as long as the foundation is love, kindness, compassion, empathy, and consideration. If your faith condemns others, judges them, or excludes them because they’re different or don’t follow your path, that’s not divine, that’s not God’s faith. Whatever name you give to God—Source, Spirit, Universe, Divine—I refer to mine as “the divine,” a collective wisdom of the universe. My God is not a singular being but an accumulation of wisdom.

I’ve often wondered why I never fully attached to one religion, despite resonating with parts of many. I believe it’s because the work I do requires openness. I can’t be dogmatic or exclusive. If I were only pro-Jesus, how could I represent everyone? My platform is for all walks of life, and their faiths vary, just look at how many branches exist within Christianity alone!

The common denominator should be kindness. Choosing to be compassionate, embracing, and supportive is doing your God’s work, no matter the name. But we must first ignite that divine essence within ourselves, our heart, soul, and spirit. When that inner source is lit with compassion and purpose, it compels us to serve others in ways that are uplifting, not dictatorial.

If a religion teaches that people should be cast out for their sexuality, skin colour, beliefs, or economic status, then we must ask: What kind of God is that? That’s not love. Even those who do harm are held accountable by the divine, not discarded. Accountability is part of the divine plan, it’s not about punishment but growth.

If we hurt others to elevate ourselves, we’ve strayed. True faith asks us to look in the mirror and be accountable, not to hide behind excuses or authority. Whether knowingly or unknowingly, harm is harm. We must act from a place of love and awareness, not ego or insecurity.

We must nourish ourselves with divine love before giving to others. That divine light within gives us clarity, fuels our spirit, and guides our actions. When we tap into that universal intelligence, we operate from a knowingness that transcends logic, it’s wisdom downloaded from a higher source.

This is the God I follow. A God that ignites purpose, shows us our path, and surrounds us with others who can help us rise. This journey isn’t fast or linear; it’s layered, like an onion, with each layer revealing more truth and the depth of the heart, soul, and spirit.

Yes, I am a woman of faith. But my faith is inclusive. It welcomes all, Muslim, Christian, Buddhist, Hindu, agnostic, because the true measure is love and kindness. If your faith allows you to judge or exclude others, it serves man’s ego, not divine purpose.

I believe in being of service, not out of obligation to God, but from gratitude for all the divine offers. We don’t serve God because we must. We serve others because we are grateful for the wisdom, strength, and light we’ve received. God’s greatest desire is that we uplift one another.

This is the essence of my podcast, my writing, and my speaking engagements. If just one person is touched, inspired, or healed through my message, then I’ve done my job. I don’t need to be understood by all, I just hope something I share reaches those who need it most.

So I ask you: What is your faith really about? Does it uplift? Does it love? Does it welcome all under its umbrella?

If so, that’s a faith worth walking.



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25-19. Discovering your Courage


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from May 13th

This week, I’m diving into the powerful themes of courage, strength, resilience, and the human spirit’s unyielding capacity to rise. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing extraordinary individuals who have faced trauma, violence, and unimaginable hardships—yet emerged with greater clarity, purpose, and strength. One such guest is Brenda Coffey, whose story is not only cinematic but a testament to raw survival and unshakable will. Her journey, like many others I’ve shared, reminded me of my own past times when I faced violence, rejection, and struggled to find my place as a dyslexic empath in a world that didn’t understand me.

I’ve spent much of my life choosing people to fix or nurture, often at the cost of my own well-being. But self-discovery has taught me that being of service does not mean sacrificing the self. I now share the tools, wisdom, and soulful guides who can help others heal, but only if they’re willing to walk the path. Through my podcast, Self Discovery Wisdom, I’ve had the honour of hearing 3,000+ stories, each a spark of transformation. Whether it’s surviving abuse, redefining self-worth, or discovering one’s true design through Human Design, numerology, or my True Colours method, each journey brings us home to ourselves. You don’t need to face life-threatening danger to be courageous; sometimes the biggest bravery lies in choosing to live your truth.

My invitation to you: trust your instincts, listen to your inner knowing, and honor your unique flavor in the grand buffet of life. And for my fellow seniors, your story still matters. If you’d like to be part of our anthology, Our Forgotten Seniors, visit OrchardOfWisdom.org. We want your voice, your truth, your legacy. Because no matter your age, your light is still meant to shine.



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25-13. My 500th show


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from April 1st

Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, everybody. Welcome back to another edition of Sara’s View of Life right here on selfdiscoverywisdom.org. I’m your host, Sara Troy. This episode marks my 500th show. I’ve been doing Sara’s View of Life for twelve years now, and this is my 500th episode. Of course, I’ve done many, many other shows interviewing other people, but Sara’s View of Life is just me—my perspective, my point of view.

Well, let’s take a look back. When I first started, the show was called Ask Sara, and I was hoping people would interact with me—ask questions and share topics I could talk about. But that didn’t quite happen. So, it evolved into Sara’s View of Life because I also had a program by that name, which focused on assessing your two colors, astrology, numerology, Chineseology, and the continuity between them all—compiling your personality traits to help you understand who you are, why you are, and how you interact with the world. It reveals why people perceive you a certain way, highlights your strengths, and acknowledges your challenges. I still offer that—now and again—you can find it at sarah.com. But podcasting, writing books, and producing other content has taken precedence.

I recently did a show on youth, which is a topic very close to my heart, especially as I produced Our Forgotten Children, a book focused on how we’re not truly serving our youth and how the system must evolve to support them better. Why do I do what I do? Because I interview people who are making a real difference in the world—people who educate, empower, and illuminate us. And I love it. I love the people I meet. Just recently, I did a show on AI and medicine, exploring how artificial intelligence can support doctors and medical practitioners—not just with paperwork but by gathering and assessing patient information in one place. Imagine having an accident and being rushed into an ER anywhere in the world—AI could help them instantly access your history, potentially saving your life and a great deal of time for the doctors. The benefits are immense.

I also love the shows where authors come on to share their books, or guests introduce programs that help people with health, mental well-being, business, raising children, music, and even support for veterans—you name it. But this particular episode is just me. My thoughts, my reflections. I always have something to share each week, so many different perspectives—500 of them now! And that’s just on my current network. I did many more on a previous network, but sadly, the host didn’t save those episodes and took them down. I no longer have access to them.

So let’s reflect. Across these 500 shows, everything I’ve shared comes from the heart. It all stems from a desire for humanity to rise into a higher state of consciousness. It’s rooted in the challenges we face—challenges I’ve faced myself. I’ve been completely open about my struggles, whether physical, mental, or spiritual. There have been many times I’ve battled through it, and I’ve shared how I felt in those moments. But for me, it’s always about more than just naming the problem—it’s about looking at what we can do about it. It’s always about, “What can we do?”



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25-12. Empower Our Youth


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from March 18th

This week, I’m going to be talking about our youth.

I’ve done many shows on children—catching them young, nurturing their gifts, and showing them how to use those gifts to serve humanity and the planet. I have spoken about my brother Sam Hawksmore’s and his books, which dive into the youth journeys of self-love, resilience, and discovery. These stories have always liberated me, offering a youthful perspective while teaching profound lessons about today’s reality.

But when we look at our youth today, we see so many feeling lost. And who can blame them? They are growing up in a world filled with political conflicts, wars, and power struggles where leaders have forgotten their purpose—to serve the people. Many opportunities are vanishing, and the doors previous generations fought to open are now closing again.

History has shown us that marginalized communities, especially African Americans, have overcome immense obstacles to contribute to society. Each generation worked to create a better future, but today, we see those gains threatened. Brilliant voices are being silenced, networks are bowing to political pressure, and society is regressing instead of progressing.

To those being shut out—start your own. Build your own networks, platforms, and communities. Do not wait for permission to be heard. We, the people, need you. Our youth must understand they are not bound by the broken systems we inherited. They have the power to carve a new path.

Our world is in disarray. Many leaders cling to outdated ideologies, resisting progress. Our youth must realize that their future isn’t about fitting into a system that no longer works—it’s about creating one that does. They must build networks of like-minded peers, seek mentors, and claim their own spaces.

Now more than ever, knowledge is power. When people think critically, they become difficult to manipulate. That is why intellectual voices are being suppressed—because an informed society cannot be controlled. We must fight this battle, not with weapons, but with awareness, integrity, and conviction.

To every young person feeling uncertain about the future—know this: You are the architects of tomorrow. If the path before you is broken, create a new one. Find those who share your vision, build together, and refuse to accept imposed limitations.

Let’s teach our children that community, compassion, and intelligence are far more powerful than greed and division. Let’s raise them with the confidence to challenge injustice and the wisdom to navigate it effectively. Let’s encourage them to be creators, innovators, and leaders who operate with love and integrity.

We do not need another war—economic, physical, or ideological. We need a revolution of consciousness, one that values humanity over power and unity over division. The answer lies in our youth.

To parents and grandparents—talk with your children. Teach them kindness, respect, and the power they hold within. Encourage them to think critically and to listen—not just to respond but to truly understand.

Our world needs empowered youth, and it’s our responsibility to nurture and support them. Let’s apologize for the mess we’ve left them and commit to guiding them toward a brighter future. Let’s remind them that hope is not lost because they are the hope.

Until next time, let’s keep the conversation going. Our children’s future depends on it.



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25-09. Spirit Talk


Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from March 4th

I had a wonderful conversation with a gentleman called Nigel Henry yesterday. We were talking about angels—who they are, what they are, what percentage of them are of the human race, and what their job is here. A lot of people think angels are just beings with wings floating in the universe. But angels are here on Earth, taking many different forms. They are among us, protecting and guiding those who do their work here.

I don’t consider myself an angel. I consider myself someone committed—someone who, for thousands of years and through many lifetimes, has sought to ignite the hearts, souls, and spirits of the human race. My purpose is to connect people to the divine, to wisdom, to love, and to the exuberance of the universe. I am here to help channel what people need to know when they need to know it. That has always been my role, no matter what human form I have taken. In this lifetime, I am finally able to say, “I am this,” without fear of persecution. While there may still be ridicule from those who don’t understand, at least I no longer fear being burned at the stake.

We are meant to tap into universal wisdom and love, to embrace the godlike essence that is within us. We are made up of the universe itself, extensions of its wisdom, and this knowledge is always accessible. But too often, the human intellect gets in the way, preventing us from allowing our spirit to download this wisdom. Why is it so difficult to do this? One of the biggest problems is that we are human beings—but we focus too much on the “human” and forget the “being.”

The “being” is the essence of illumination, the understanding of what, why, and when. The human is the vessel having this experience, learning to tap into wisdom to understand its meaningful purpose in this lifetime. My meaningful purpose has always been to ignite hearts and souls, though I am sure there have been lifetimes where I went astray. Even in this lifetime, I have struggled. I grew up as a spirit who saw things, felt things, and carried wisdom beyond my years, yet I did not comprehend what that wisdom meant.

At the same time, I was trying to fit in. I didn’t want to be different, yet I couldn’t help but be different, because different was what I was. I wasn’t here to be part of the pack or even to lead the pack. I was here to open up the pack to the possibilities that lay before them. One never knows what those possibilities could be, and that is the excitement of the human experience—exploring what our human and spiritual essence can accomplish, achieve, and create.

When we allow ourselves to explore and embrace this connection, we begin to understand the meaning of life—our personal meaning of life. As Nigel pointed out, there are very few of us in the human population who are here to press the right buttons, switch on the right lights, and ignite the hearts and souls of others. The vast majority of people are not yet ready for this, but many others are waking up.

As much as I would love to exist in a higher dimension, where I feel at peace, fortified, painless, and in truth, I am here on Earth at the bridge of the fourth and fifth dimensions. My purpose is to show people the path forward, to help them tap into their higher selves, and to demonstrate that being a “human being” is about more than just existing—it is about truly being. No matter what roles I have played in life—restaurateur, shop owner, DJ, tech investor—the goal has always been the same: to help elevate humanity to its highest potential.

People have always been drawn to me, not because I invited them, but because they needed the information I could share. It has never been about human intellect, but about spiritual intellect—the divine knowingness that downloads into my soul, which I then share when the moment is right. I have always been there for people at the time and space they needed it, even without deliberate intention.

One of the things I love most is seeing people come to life—discovering themselves, rising up to a higher level, and embracing life with love, exuberance, and purpose. My platform now allows me to interview people who have made this journey, stepped into enlightenment, and become beacons of light for others. These people are here to help those who are ready to transition into higher awareness.

Yet, as we discussed, this journey can be lonely. People pass through me on their way to enlightenment, and while it is wonderful to be part of their path, it can feel isolating. I am not part of the pack; I am the conductor of the orchestra, bringing together musicians with the same energy, passion, and love so that they can create harmonious music. But it is not my music—it is theirs. I simply help them share it with the world.

It is important to recognize the angels, the lightworkers, and the healers among us—those who ignite and uplift others. Most of them walk a lonely path, not because they are truly alone, but because their role is to guide others forward. I have been alone all my life, but I am not lonely. I have learned to embrace myself, let go of expectations, and enjoy my own company. My grandchildren are a source of pure love and joy, untouched by the contamination of societal expectations. When I am with them, I am reminded of the purity of the soul.

If you are feeling unseen or unheard, or if your soul is not being nurtured, reach out—hug a child, embrace a pet, connect with the natural world. These beings resonate on the level of pure love and can help rejuvenate your spirit. If you are a lightworker, take care of yourself, too. Give yourself time to recharge, to do what lifts you up. For me, that is music, nature, and witnessing acts of kindness.

This world needs more love, more empathy, more connection. The more of us who step into our heart, soul, and spirit, the more we become the healing force that transforms this planet. My shows are here to help you on this journey—to introduce you to people who can guide, support, and inspire you. So listen, learn, and apply. There is no quick fix, no magic pill—only the willingness to walk the path and embrace the journey.

So rise up—not in anger, but in love, kindness, and compassion. Open up, receive, and elevate. Because this higher plane of existence is far more peaceful, productive, and fulfilling than the lower one. We are here to support each other, and I am here to help guide the way.



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