#112: On today's episode I am joined by Julia Mankowski. Julia provides a space where psychology meets spirituality. As a mentor she believes we deserve to have a beautiful life and every aspect of our life can invite ease and peace. She guides women and men to unwire misbelief, conditioning, trauma and all misconceptions of how life should be. She desires for you to live in your highest purpose - living your dreams and visions. In her words: It all comes down to reclaiming who you came here to be as a sovereign and free being. Julia is a student of psychology and of spirituality, bringing both into her teachings, offers, and retreats. Along her path, she has studied meditation, breath work, theta healing, bioenergetics, trauma sensibility and somatic experience. In this episode, we talk about embodiment, the intertwining of psychology, manifestation and spirituality, mirror work, letting go and getting in touch with yourself. 

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#103 Solo Episode

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In this truth-filled episode of DAUGHTERS, Carina Jung sits down with guest Tamara Skripchenko to unpack a statement that might challenge everything you’ve heard about love: “Your soulmate isn’t lost — they just don’t exist.”

Together, they explore the cultural myth of “the one,” where the idea of soulmates comes from, and how it subtly shapes our expectations, longings, and disappointments. Tamara shares how letting go of that narrative has brought freedom and clarity in her view of relationships and deepened her trust in God’s timing.

But this episode goes even deeper.

They talk about purpose in the waiting, how to shift from obsession with timelines to living anchored in Christ, and what it truly means to live out your identity as a daughter of God - single, dating, or married. If you’ve ever wondered what intentional waiting looks like or struggled to believe that you’re not behind, this conversation is for you.

Come be reminded: You weren’t created for marriage. You were created for Christ.