SOVEREIGN Magazine Podcast

The Mirage of More | SOVEREIGN Magazine Podcast with Velva Dawn Silver

May 16, 2026·31 min
Episode Description from the Publisher

In this episode of the SOVEREIGN Magazine® Podcast host Nicole George, reconnects with contributor Velva Dawn Silver, a transformational coach, healer, and author, to discuss the May New Moon issue on Seeking Material Things and Veld Dawn’s article “The Mirage of More.” Velva Dawn explains how conditioning drives people to chase external validation and possessions, outlining three causes: an inherited program of lack, the dopamine illusion fueled by social media and quick rewards, and avoiding inner depth and stillness. Nicole shares her own experience of not seeking external validation and how inner harmony can affect relationships. Velva Dawn offers practical shifts including pausing for awareness before purchasing, inner listening with hands on the body, grounding with the earth, emotional integration and release, and moving from grasping to sacred receiving, emphasizing that desire isn’t wrong, but fulfillment is found within.00:00 Trigger Warning Intro01:05 Meet Velva Dawn Silver02:31 Mirage of More04:09 Inherited Lack Program07:30 Dopamine Illusion09:07 Avoiding the Depths11:47 Nicole’s Personal Aha17:10 Helping Clients Shift22:38 Nicole’s Burnout Story26:14 Signs of Inner Shift29:00 Closing and Connect Connect with Velva Dawn SilverEmailInstagramWebsiteProducer’s credits:Nicole George - Podcast Host | CEO/Founder SOVEREIGN Magazine® | Editor-in-Chief Ariane Lim - Podcast Producer + EngineerSara Wagle - Audio Efficiency & Flow ManagerLatest Issue: Click here Become a Columnist: learn more here.Connect with Us:InstagramFacebookLinkedInSubstackYouTubeThreads

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