Episode 005: Designing Divine Encounters, with Lisa Stidd
With LISA STIDD
Sometimes we meet people and have experiences that ignite new paths of self-discovery. I call these experiences Divine Encounters.
On this episode of the podcast, I speak with Lisa Stidd, Designer and Principal Owner of Pure Form Design Studio about the power of Divine Encounters in shaping our lives and our spiritual paths.
Are you ready to design a Divine Encounter in your life?
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Lisa: The way that things were presented to me was like, there is no way I couldn't imagine that we're not divinely connected.
And so in that, I just stopped questioning
welcome to the Path and Purpose Podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Cameron Martin.
I'm a spiritual coach and self-realization teacher with a passion for the sacred work of self-discovery. I'm the founder of Path and Purpose where I help spiritually awakening humans, light workers, old souls, and conscious leaders to discover their soul's purpose.
My entire life has been a journey of deep spiritual discovery. You could call me an eternal student of the universe, and although it's tempting to buy into limiting stories about ourselves, my journey has taught me that it takes courage to embody who we truly are. I'm on this planet to empower people to discover their soul's purpose so that they [00:01:00] can live fully aligned with their higher self and experience the life that they were meant to live with.
Clarity, passion, and fulfillment. Let me ask you, are you on a journey of self-discovery and know that there's something deeper calling you, something more for you that's beyond where you are currently? , do you wanna know with certainty what your soul is here to do? Well, I've created this podcast to give inspiration and insights so that the path to living your soul's purpose is less of a mystery and more of a discovery.
So if you're on your spiritual journey and you're craving the true peace and bliss that is your divine nature, my intention is that you'll be inspired by today's episode.
Oftentimes our spiritual path, it looks like a series of divine encounters. You [00:02:00] meet someone somewhere that you did not expect that all of the session becomes very important in your life, or some situation happens. I think it's kind of weird and it turns out that it changes the course of your life forever.
I know that I've had many divine encounters myself along my own spiritual path. And the thing is in order to fully grasp the potential inside of these encounters are to be very open. We need to be open to receive. We need to be willing to maybe travel, try new things, talk to new people. And when we do, we open up to new perspectives of ourselves and we can understand perhaps what this person may have for us as part of our journey.
This episode is called designing divine encounters. Because we can design our lives in such a way that keep us open, open to receive.
Open [00:03:00] to say yes to opportunities, open to try new things, open, to talk to new people and to see, well, what might be there because our journey. Is only going to unfold if we're willing to engage with it. So, what do you maybe need to be open to, to design a divine encounter in your life?
On this episode of the Path and Purpose Podcast, I'm joined by Lisa Stid, and if you're watching on YouTube, we're actually together in the same room, which is pretty exciting. Yeah. Um, Lisa is the principal owner of Pure Form Design Studio, and she's all about living and working within the fabric of serendipity, curiosity and miracles from raising three wonderful children to now raising a farm and gardens, her design projects are an extension of this way, creating healing forms and spaces akin to a naturopath, prescribing a protocol to someone.
Sharing wonder and joy is her [00:04:00] passion. And today I'm thrilled to be sharing this time with you. Me too. Welcome Lisa. Thank you. Thank you, Cameron. You're welcome. Her Mahalo. Yeah, cuz we're in Hawaii. . Mahalo. So that's the reason why we're together because she's a neighbor of mine. Uh, friend of mine too. So we decided let's meet.
Um, so I wanted to just start by talking about what marked the beginning of your spiritual journey. Hmm. Um, well growing up kind of in a. Uh, strict religious Christian kind of background. I think one, it took away maybe not so many positive qualities, but the one super positive quality that I took away from that as a young person was faith and trust.
That like has been I think probably the underlying of moving through life as through my, you know, young adulthood and then, you know, mother and my work is trusting that all things are [00:05:00] flowing and coming for a reason, pain, joy, all those things. And so I think that was the starter. And then I think the magic and wonder really started, uh, after graduating high school.
So what happened then? Yeah, I just, a series. I don't know what happened if it was an expansion and like I'm free now to be, you know, create my own way. But, um, road trips, like things that happened on, you know, on road trips, that one thing led to another just listening and someone needing help and answering that physical call, like being out and about and what happened from that and.
Just, you know, just started kind of picking up momentum and that was I pro probably the next big, uh, beyond trust and faith would be then miracles. Mm-hmm. and Angels showing up and yeah. Angels. [00:06:00] So sh share with us a little bit about, uh, maybe a miracle or, okay. Yeah. I think probably one of the earliest, um, that I remember, uh, my girlfriend, uh, Beth, who you've met, we were out of high school and, uh, our parents gave us each $500 to, we were going to Dallas, my oldest sister lived there in Texas.
And we were gonna go and kind of do a summer, get a job, and we had to make it work on what we were given by our parents. Try to, you know, So we were driving on our way out to Dallas from Indiana's where we grew up, and, uh, we stopped. You know, I don't know, sometime in the evening to get gas somewhere and there was this van and these couple of guys about our age and they were, um, you know, we're kind of doing that look back and forth, you know, kind of checking each other out.
Who are these girls? Yeah, kinda, yeah. Kind of just flirting with each other. And they get in their van. We get, we kind of leave at the same time and we started doing this on the highway. This kind of, [00:07:00] they pass us and then we pass them and kind of doing that. And they were in front of us and all of a sudden they put their blinker on and this, by time, this time it's dark and they pull off the side of the road and we were like, uh, what should we do or do?
Do you think they need help? You what? You know? So, you know, we went past him, but then we pulled over and, you know, I don't know why we would've even really at that age. And we're like both 18. Uh, we get out of our cars and come back. They had run outta gas, I guess, but we had been doing this for a while and I think they had two tanks in their, in their van and they thought they filled up both and they only filled up one.
Anyway, they ran outta gas and, um, so they needed help and we didn't know, but one of the, they were professional motorcycle racers and their mom was in the car and in the back, so that made us feel really, ugh. But anyway. From there [00:08:00] they were like, let us take you out to breakfast. You know, we wouldn't, and, and they just became lifelong friends and Ronnie had lost his brother.
This kind of fast forward to how we help each other out in life. He had just lost his brother a couple years before that, and, To a motorcycle accident and I think his brother was 16 and I didn't know. Fast forward 20 years later, I'm gonna lose my brother and the story that he shared with me and we cry, you know, it's less deep.
Anyway, so it was a start like, and it just continued. Life has been just a multitude of series of these kinds of things of miracles. Yeah. That happens even while I'm here in Maui. So. Well share that. What are you here in Maui? . So, um, you know, architecture and design is my, you know, that's my, my professional, uh, world.
Um, but I would say both personal and professional, always been one. Like I [00:09:00] pr I prefer to work outside of my office and I'm a more comfortable working out among people. And just always, you know, cuz I feel like we're, we're all earth angels and for me, like being out to help connect and whatever, even I'm always, you know, how, how can I best?
And if I'm in a cubicle, I can't be doing that. So that's been kind of, uh, anyway, so I was doing this, I, I lived in Telluride, Colorado at the time and I was, um, Taking a break from, I had a cute little office in the back alley and I went out onto the main street in the sun, which is my favorite thing to do.
And siping on a coffee, just soaking in some sun. And there's, um, a gentleman behind me, um, who I knew, um, in town and had just recently had a climbing accident and was paralyzed. Uh, half it was bright side. And so he was, this had happened a few months before, just a devastating occurrence. He also had recently lost his wife of [00:10:00] 30 some years to cancer and so he was just devastated.
And he's in a sling bike. He was riding cuz that was one thing he could do, he could pedal right with his feet and, and, and he had his phone and a carrier thing on his bike. So he is talking on the speaker phone and, um, talking to his brother. And again, at this point I hadn't lost my brother, so that was a big factor in my life.
So this was probably 2006, I would say, probably. And uh, so James is talking to his brother and just saying, you know, if something didn't change and his physical body soon, like feeling some improvement or, He just, he was ready to let go. Like too much pain, losing his wife, having now this body he doesn't know.
Cause he was an incredible athlete and, um, I'm hearing all this, you know, and I'm just going, ugh. You know, so he hung up the phone and he was [00:11:00] crying and um, it's, yeah, it's still close, but, you know, so I started crying and I just turned around and I said, you know, James, I know of your story and. I was like, uh, um, I just want you to know, I don't, first off, I don't blame you for anything that you would ever choose to do.
I can't imagine what it's like, what you, what's happened to you. So I'm not gonna say like, you know, And I, but I want you to know that I'm here, I'm here for you. Like, you know, anything that you need, my kids will just call me anytime. Anytime. We'll, we'll be there. And, uh, well, he took me up on that pretty much for the next three months and we helped him.
You know, his, when his daughter lived in Telluride, we'd have them over for Thanksgiving dinner. I took him to medical appointments in Denver from, drove him all the way there and he'd have seizures with, you know, in my presence. And I, you know, his hand was [00:12:00] clenched and I'd try to just, you know, kind of just.
Be some love and light in his life, I mean, was the most thing I could, I could do. He was a builder and he was a builder on Maui for 20 some years before, and he and his wife had moved to Telluride to semi-retire and, uh, the accident made it so, and then losing his wife, uh, that he decided to move back to Maui because it was a hard life in the mountains and in his physical form.
And, uh, he met a wonderful woman in Colorado. They both came over, um, this is, you know, a couple years later down the road, then they moved back to Maui and he called me up a few years later and just said, I have this opportunity, a design build opportunity. The owners want a tight, you know, builder, designer.
Um, would you be interested in coming out and, and it's gonna be a competition. Uh, would you wanna come out and. Give it a whirl. And I was like, oh my goodness, are you kidding? And [00:13:00] so I was, um, well, I'm hearing also a thread of these serendipitous moments that happen. You meet people that all of a sudden become something or show you something or lead you somewhere.
And has your path pretty much been like this most of your life? Always. It's just, yeah. Yeah, I haven't marketed with my work. It's just kind of one of those things, even places where I've moved with the kids, it's uh, um, yeah, it's just been a series of, I just call, you know, people look at my life sometimes they go, oh, it sounds like a hard life, like challenging, you know?
Your marriage didn't work. You've lost a, you're one of your family members and, uh, just a lot of, a lot of pain. And again, as a childhood situation with, um, growing up, we had some intense things happen and I was like, wow. You know, when I look at it, I see. Uh, below about like, that, [00:14:00] it's just been divinely guided and all of those things, you know, the, the pain and the, you know, one, they can crack you open and you can just move into another level of that.
But, um, yeah, I just, I see, um, grace. Mm, right. So what does divine guidance or connection with your higher self, however you wanna understand this, what does that look like or feel like to you? How do you know when you are aligned and connected? And then how do you know when you're not? Mm, that's a good question.
Um, well, for, I've always had a very strong knowing like what I wanted to do when I, you know, when for my work, uh, where I've wanted to go. I've always felt this kind of protected. Bubble, like per se, like that that harm wasn't gonna specifically maybe come to me, but just like a very, um, guided, you know, it's okay.
Just go, you know? No, don't fear, just keep going and moving, [00:15:00] you know, into that. And so, I say it started with these happenings, like right there was like, how could these things just have planted them, you know, and these people and the, that the way that things were presented to me was like, there is no way I couldn't imagine that we're not divinely connected.
And so in that, I just stopped questioning, you know, So I guess for me that, you know, something is if I'm moving in the right direction, if I feel a strong pull, you know, I'm gonna move in that direction. It doesn't mean, you know, I'm gonna learn a lesson from it. I always say that to my kids, right? It, it's always right because I'm moving in that direction.
But it doesn't mean it might not be a challenging lesson at the end of that, or through it. So, um, I would say for me the, the hardest probably time of some periods of not feeling as connected has been [00:16:00] through Covid and after, like it's the only time in my life where I've not had that freedom to be out among people, and that is where I feel.
Is, you know, that's where I'm most comfortable in, in an unknown, and having people that, you know, allowing these experiences to, you know, it gives a fabric for these experiences to take place. Yeah. These divine happenings, which I really love that phrase. Yeah. So it became something different for me. We bought our farm, so I'd say the last four years or so have been about now having this relationship with plants and animals.
So it's shifted in a way, and I, so I, there's a new, there are new lessons that are coming to me about, and I think it's really impacting my work and my design in a, in a new way of, you know, I do lots of different things. I'd say land mapping is one of the energetic things that I do, and when now my, [00:17:00] my, I'm so intricately.
Connected to the earth in what I'm practicing now. So it may be kind of, I'm sad a little bit about not having the people contact that I used to have as much, but I also understand there are other lessons that are coming now. Mm. And I think it'll all come back into balance. And maybe for the listeners, I wanna ask about your work, right?
I know that you work in design, but your work is very unique. Uh, you've shared a lot with me about how you approach designing a house or business, whatever it is you're working with.
But if you could share for our listeners, um, What is the nature of your work as you see it, and how do you practice it because it does sound very unique to me what it is that you do. So could you share that? Yeah, I can.
It's grown over the years, like from what I always used to do in my younger days and my more, you know, I, I'm always walking the land and I'm always done this, and many [00:18:00] times my eyes are shut and I'm, I'm talking kind of speaking, once I walk the land with the clients and I get a feel for them, and I get a feel for, you know, I'll just, it becomes the platform for me to be able to, um, like you would sit with your, you know, your clients or your, whoever you're working with.
And, um, the land starts speaking to me. I can ask questions and I'm guided and I can walk literally with my eyes closed, ask a question and then no. And is this where we wanna, you know, where they should be sleeping? Where are they resting? Where are these activities? And. Just moving and I can then just open my eyes and see where I am and use my compass and start kind of, you know, how does that work?
That is literally kind of how the floor plan and the flows start to happen. So first I work on that level. I kind of call that like land mapping. And then from that point, um, whether it's through dream time or um, inspirations, I spent a lot of [00:19:00] time on the land and the light and the winds and understanding everything.
And then the form over the next few weeks just starts coming to me. What does that need to be for these people? I go through extensive questionnaires. I ask, you know, multitudes of questions and do I really get in there and image studies with 'em? And. So it's my, in our belief that when we're designing, we are designing like, like you had said, like what a naturopath.
And my daughter, actually, my oldest came up with this. We were doing research work around kind of what I do and why is it different. And um, and we're trying to kind of put a name to it. And we woke up one morning and Santana said, I got it, mom, you're like a naturopath. You know how they give you the protocol?
You're taking all these different nerves and you're doing this, like you do that in your architecture for forms for people. I was like, oh my goodness. That makes so much sense. [00:20:00] Like I just listen and I hear and, and there are so many different things that are involved in that. Like you said, once we start construction or even before I'm working with gems and how those might be placed in the ground before the structure goes up and, and then once the structure moves up and we start framing walls, how are they to be placed?
And we kind of actually create this orb, almost this energetic field. I bet chills right now that. That enveloped this, the land and the house down to the core, all the way up to the skies and beyond. So, you know, we're doing, we're doing that it. I'd say though, the biggest thing, and I guess, you know, mother Teresa has, if I were to ever have like someone in the world that I connected to and as a mentor, or as I would say, mother Teresa and all encompassing, Unconditional love.
Like to me that is the other, like parenting, you know, [00:21:00] it's all been such a gift in that like when I'm working, um, and I kind of call it like right now, social responsibility of how we go about our work. Like that we are responsibly coming to the table. Um, with a clean slate like that, I am pure, I am clean, you know, I am ready to imprint other people's lives with, um, designing and that type of thing.
And that's as important as all these other things I'm talking about. Because if I am coming to the table with a lot of baggage and my own stuff, insecurities, and, you know, I'm literally throwing that into their form. Like, like it's already built. That's how I feel. And I think, so I have, you know, a, a palette of things that I have around me that connect me to that, you know, whether if my project is far away, I do work in Colorado and Utah and California.
So I have things that, from those [00:22:00] geographically, from those places that I bring back with me here when I'm, so I kind of anchor back in and, um, anyway, that's, So fundamentally, you know, all things as energetic, right. You spoke about form itself, beginning and energy, right? Right. And so would you call yourself an energy worker?
Have you ever thought of that? No, I would. Yeah, absolutely. And again, and that's why I say like I can't, you know, separate my work from my kind of personal. Philosophy and, and how I live life. It's all so one, like, you know, I I, my flow from my work into I can easily, there's just no separation really. I feel like I'm doing the same thing with you or my friends when we're all energetically healing and passing information as when I'm doing my work, it's.
Same. Yeah. And the way in which you approach that is all deeply intuitive. Of course. How did that path unfold ? Or [00:23:00] was it always like, I knew within me, this is how I'm gonna build a house. I have to talk to the land, I have to do this. Was this a very intuitive thing, or how did this unfold? I can't imagine In school that's how they taught you.
No, no, no. And it wasn't like, I know I laugh, like, you know, my kids, I talk to them, I'm like, I was this preppy, you know, like, uh, Kind of did things by the book growing up and, and then like I, I, there wasn't kind of that more woowoo didn't grow up with that like kind of hippie factor like my mind. But you know, like all that, like some people would grow up in that and they just would be, what's your hippie factor now?
Pretty high . Yeah. I would say I'm pretty high. I have a daughter, Santana, I have another Grace Maya, Ezekiel Silver. So you know, they're all kind of. Yeah, we're, we're of the hippies and my, their dad is a hippie for sure. Um, but anyway, I, you know, it just was an evolution and, in college I did take a semester off and I [00:24:00] backpacked around Europe for about four months. And that was probably the the time where I really learned who I was. And there was kind of all of a sudden I was like, oh wow, this is kind of what I do. I'm like a wanderer, I'm like an adventurer. I'm like a gypsy.
And I would literally get off the train and go, you know, I had a U Rail pass for a few months and I get off the train in a certain city and look around and just go, Hmm, is this where I feel like, right. Is this a place where I. Wanna stay or do I, you know, sometimes I'd be just, no. Get back on the train and head to the next stop.
And so I just, I guess probably that was the time where just really be really, uh, I started understanding myself kinda where I came from. Who knows some planet up there. What do you think is either for you or for other people, it doesn't matter how you wanna answer this, but what do you think is the biggest barrier to living your [00:25:00] purpose?
In what I do, so when I'm looking at someone, um, and it's always been this way from I'd say the get go, like I see the spirit in the, the bright light of that, pure form of that person, like when they came into the. The world. And so when I'm designing, I'm doing the same thing for like, I'm looking at that, that essence of who those, the, sometimes it's a couple or a family or a business, right?
I'm working with different, so I have to kind of go, okay, what is that essence? And so I'm designing to that essence of what I'm picking up on of the highest vibration. And sometimes. That is daunting to, to maybe that space might not feel super comfortable, like to that person or I'll present a design and, and I'm not Cause it would be calling them Yes.
To like the height. Yeah. To um, and it's, um, [00:26:00] so again, it's that non-attachment. So then we reform it and re you know, sometimes it stays there where it initially wanted to be. Then sometimes through that working together and me understanding, maybe it's more where they're at now. Um, you know, so sometimes it gets to be here.
Sometimes it wants to move and be more pertinent to a point in time. So that, I guess is a, I say I don't know. That's probably not a barrier, but I think it's one of my biggest challenges, I think is, is. Um, is that, I'm gonna have like a little fun here. I don't even know if it'll make the episode, but I'm gonna push you on the spot.
Um, I am very inspired by your work and I can't wait for you to design my house. Yeah. Now granted, I believe that there's another person and a number of beings that are going to inhabit that house, not just me. Mm-hmm. . But I'm going to ask, based on what you know of me, um, what would you be thinking about a space that would be ideal for me?
Hmm. [00:27:00] Yeah. Or are we not really dug? ? Maybe your process is a way deeper. Well, it's so, it's so, um, it's so connected to the land. Okay. So first of all, yeah. The magic of that that happens with me is when you find that land and you and I or your partner or you know, we walk that together, that's when that magic happens.
We've talked about, okay, so how do we do this within, let's say someone wants that magic within a space.
They already have the space and how can we come in? And we started talking about, um, For like, uh, yeah. Anyway, all different types of things, so that is an interesting question. So, but place is first. Well, it depends. Like I'm saying, you're reminding me now sparking me back to like, okay, so what if you asked me about this house and what, how would that be?
Obviously the forms here, so then how do we play with that for you within, you know, there [00:28:00] are things obviously that would come for, you know, maybe it's even tapestries about how we do something with the ceiling or to start to give some kind of, whether you're a. Kirby person or are you, you know, are there more rigid forms and that type of thing.
And um, I'd have to dream into that with you. Yeah. I can't, yeah. Can't answer that. But yeah, cuz it's, it takes, it takes a lot for me to get in there. Yeah. Well, great. The dream that I see is that it is a property that is on a mountain. Mm-hmm. near water near the ocean. Mm-hmm. . Um, it might be British Columbia, which is interesting cause I haven't lived there, but mm-hmm.
I don't know. Maybe it's that, maybe it's not. But is there a lot of glass? There's a lot of lights. Yeah, definitely. And connections outside for sure. I'm seeing as I'm feeling like for you, I'm feeling a lot of movement and I mean this, now we're just kind of going into it like an intuitive thing, but I, when I, I'm feel I'm seeing drapes kind of moving.
I'm, [00:29:00] I'm feeling you in warmer. I'm not a warmer climate. Not here. Maybe even Europe. I don't know. But I'm, I, and I'm definitely feeling like, like uh, soft fabrics that are kind of moving and in the south of France. Yeah. Could be .
, so do you think that you've discovered your purpose? Yeah. And always discovering it, you know, and it's an interesting, like, kind of coming more into those, my next chapter, I'd say kind of the, um, a new chapter I think of my life that's a, a more maturity, it's a more, uh, it's becoming more, uh, focused in a way.
But also like widening, like, you know, I'm playing with so many, you know, new tools and, and, uh, new modalities and learning so much from my peers and, you know, other sage, women and men that are around me doing the same thing. So, um, I'm excited to see how it changes. Mm-hmm. [00:30:00] Yeah. Yeah. And as you know, the earth changes too, right?
The frequency of this planet. Yeah. The energies of the land and the grid lines on earth. So that's all gonna impact your work, so yeah. Yes. You know? Yeah. Maybe building our future crystal cities. Yeah. And I think, yeah, it's gonna be more about community and um, having more so that work is gonna be multifaceted with lots of different energies.
You know, even on my property, that kind of, there's that, you know, I think there's just gonna be more and more of that. You know, I'd say the last probably 30 years has been more working with individuals or smaller groups. I think that's gonna. Be a lot different now. It's how do you create and design for community Right.
For people to come and go. Yeah. Which is interesting. Yeah. There's the link. Absolutely. Yeah. The coming and the going. Mm-hmm. . Um, all right. Finally, what do you think it means to live with purpose? That's just a gift [00:31:00] and I, I don't mean so much the gift that you give, but it's such a gift to, to understand and, and be able to live in that, and it's a sense of peace.
In a calm I, something that I feel is, is something I've been able in the groundedness that I've been able to offer my kids. And, um, a lot of people, I think that's an essence. And, and the reason I have that is because I, I, I feel I am living as I was designed to live here, you know, in my, as my natal chart might kind of say or whatever.
Yeah. Living or designed. Yeah. Uh, I think this episode is gonna be called Designing Divine Encounters. Mm. I love that. Does that sound like you? Yeah, I like it. You were, I asked you the question about what you want my house to look like, but I think I heard what this whole conversation was, so, yeah. Thank you so much for being here with, thank you Cameron, you today, it's beautiful.
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