EPISODE 30

What happens when you trust your voice—literally and intuitively?

What if trusting yourself wasn’t just a mindset—but an art form?

In this episode, we sit down with Siquoyia Blue—musician, podcaster, IT analyst, author, and all-around creative force—for a vibrant conversation about intuition, reinvention, and the courage to live multidimensionally. From pioneering her own genre, Abstract Soul, to launching a card game that helps people date with depth, Siquoyia’s path is anything but linear—and that’s exactly the point.

We explore:

🎙️ How podcasting can be a form of revolution
🎨 Seeing your creativity as a business
🎧 Pushing the boundaries with music
💡 What it means to follow your intuition across multiple careers

This episode is an invitation to expand the definition of who you’re allowed to be—and to trust that your many callings might just be pointing to one beautiful, integrated life.

For more on Siquoyia, visit https://siquoyiablue.komi.io/

Listen to our conversation on her podcast here!

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ASTROLOGY SNAPSHOT

With Siquoyia’s Mercury in Scorpio, her communication is precise, penetrating, and deeply intuitive. She speaks with emotional intelligence and fearless honesty, often picking up on what’s left unsaid. Words are power to her—tools for transformation, revelation, and soul connection.

Neptune in Capricorn gives her dreams structure. This placement brings a grounded mysticism—she doesn’t just imagine or idealize, she builds. Her visions come with blueprints. Whether crafting music, books, or businesses, she channels inspiration into form with remarkable clarity.

Her Sun in Scorpio fuels her identity with passion, resilience, and creative intensity. She’s a natural alchemist—constantly evolving, shedding skins, and using art as a vessel for inner rebirth. Scorpio Suns are here to go deep, and Siquoyia embraces this calling with bold authenticity.

With her Moon in Aquarius, her inner world is innovative, future-focused, and emotionally self-aware. She processes through ideas as much as feelings, often leading with visionary insight. This Moon brings a cool, clear lens to balance her Scorpio heat—making her both emotionally deep and intellectually expansive.

Saturn in Capricorn adds backbone to her brilliance. It gives her discipline, long-term vision, and the ability to turn big ideas into tangible legacies. This is the CEO energy in her chart—the one who builds while others are still dreaming.

Pluto in Scorpio, a generational placement, intensifies her relationship with power, healing, and transformation. She doesn’t flinch at the dark—she works with it, finding beauty and truth in the depths. Her creativity is born from this ability to face what others avoid.

The result? A multidimensional creator who alchemizes emotion into sound, insight into story, and intuition into innovation. Siquoyia lives at the intersection of depth and structure, art and intellect—proving that trusting yourself is the most radical, generative act of all.

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INTUITION & INTELLECT

Q: “How do you define intuition?”
A: “I’d say it’s like this little poke—this quiet, subtle nudge. It’s wild, because part of me wants to call it serendipity…Some kind of serendipity, a whisper, a little angel maybe—something that tries to tell you something. And if you don’t follow it, things start to go sideways. That’s what happened to me. In my 20s, I let my ego take over instead of listening to that small voice.”

THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION

Q: What do you wish school did differently?

A: Everybody learns differently, but not all teachers are patient enough to recognize that. A lot of them were underpaid, overwhelmed—and some were just plain racist. They didn’t take the time to teach in a way that actually reached you. That kind of system holds people back. It makes you insecure, and you start to shrink into yourself. I know I did.

I wish teachers had been more understanding. But honestly, maybe it wasn’t even their fault—it might’ve been the whole education system. The way it’s set up doesn’t work for everyone, and even now, you can see kids struggling.

I really think there should be more ways for kids to learn differently.

Q: If you could design your own education, what would it look like?

A: “Looking back, if my mom had been able to keep me home or do school online, I would’ve done so much better. I wasn’t making friends anyway. But she had to work—she didn’t have that option. Still, I believe my childhood would’ve been better if I’d been allowed to learn in a space that actually fit me..”

LEARNING FROM NATURE

S: Music is a powerful spiritual tool, man. Some people aren’t doing it just for the money—they’re tapping into something deeper. For some of us, it’s not even a choice. It’s like… you morph into it. That’s what happened to me. I became music.

It’s never going away. I’ll be singing ‘til the grave, bro. That’s just what I’m called to do—it’s in me. And I think not everyone understands that kind of passion. It’s one of those lifelong callings. You know when something’s not just a hobby or a phase—it’s forever.

And like I said, it’s spiritual. I just saw this movie, Sinners, and it really hit—that connection between music, spirit, summoning energy, calling things into being. It’s deep. Music isn’t just sound. It’s soul work.

JOURNAL PROMPTS

1. When was the last time I trusted myself and it worked out?
2. What does my intuition feel like in my body?
3. What fears come up when I think about trusting myself?
4. If I fully trusted myself today, what would I do?
5. Where in my life do I seek external validation?
6. How did I learn to doubt myself?
7. What would radical self-trust look like in my daily life?
8. What truths am I afraid to admit to myself right now?
9. If my inner wisdom could speak to me, what would it say?
10. How can I show myself that I’m trustworthy this week?

ILA INSTITUTE CONNECTION

ILA Institute is a revolutionary education model that blends intuition and intellect through real-world, curiosity-led learning.

Rooted in the belief that wonder is the foundation of wisdom, ILA brings students into museums, parks, and libraries as living classrooms.

Museums, in particular, serve as portals for connection—offering historical depth, artistic perspective, and space to explore identity and meaning.

At ILA, museums aren’t field trips—they’re frameworks for how we learn: inquiry-based, interdisciplinary, and alive.

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Q: Any last words as a polymath?

A: “Be yourself be yourself and don’t be afraid to stand up for what you believe.”

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ABOUT THE HOST

Laura Alyn is an educator, intuitive PhD researcher, astrologer, spiritual practitioner, and founder of the ILA Institute. She blends spiritual insight with academic curiosity to build new pathways of knowing—for individuals and for the future of education. To learn more about her, click on her below or click here.