The Space Between

“Evolution of She” An amazing art piece by our friend Chaz Guest. Thank you for capturing her real-ness and feminine beauty.

“Turning Breakdowns into Breakthroughs”

It is our mission to support the growth of our individual and collective consciousness by normalizing the idea that our healing starts at the root cause and not at the symptoms.

In order to get to the root of the situation, the heart must open.

In order for the heart to open, the person must feel safe, unguarded and un-judged.

In order for the person to release their guard, the people in their environment must authentically accept the person for their faults and recognize the trauma as their own.

This cannot be done alone and cannot be done effectively without proper understanding of the architecture of healing.

Now is the age of self and collective healing and the end of the age of needing a scientist to develop a chemical compound or a therapist or a healer.

We are here to empower each other with the understanding of how to heal ourselves by healing our energetic bodies or as some say our inner child.

We say get lit because we are the light and the soul is ignited by the healing of these root traumas.

So Get Lit people of LA!

We love you and thank you for all the support on this mission to help our people permanently feel good, think good and be good! 🔥❤️🙏🏼

Change is possible!

As an individual if we want a change to permanent goodness then we have to stand up against our own darkness in a way that accepts where we are today but does not allow more darkness to continue. The hard lessons from the past can be building blocks not repeating patterns and the future can be an honest safe place to raise our children. Let the idea of goals being accomplished at the expense of others be something of the past. Let’s create new human values based on goodness and honesty.

Who’s with us?




Beautiful art piece by of

Win a Painted Kelly Slater Surfboard and Help a Great Cause!

🔗 in Bio for Details!

This Kelly Slater Surfboard painted by Retna is part of a series of collaborative pieces linking some of the greatest athletes in the surf and skate community, and incredible artists from all over the world.

*No donation or payment is necessary to enter or win this sweepstakes.

Join us on Saturday October 10th in Venice Beach for a special fundraiser and wellness event brought to you by Save Our Souls & Change Your Algorithm, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Week.

We have partnered up with some incredible sponsors, artists, pro-skaters, and musicians for a fun day of Art and wellness activities to bring the community together and raise money for a great cause.

The event activities include:

Free Therapy provided by Change Your Algorithm
(w/ Licensed Therapist)

Meditation

Breath Work

Yoga

Live Graffiti Wall by The Seventh Letter

Skate Competition led by Professional Skater Sammy Baptista

Live Music from Samuel J

Live Dj set w/ Danni G

Donate to Enter the Raffle to Win Kelly Slater’s Surfboard painted by Retna, All Proceeds going to Mental Health Awareness Causes.

Food Drive that will benefit the local homeless community. Please bring a can or box of food!

Live Interviews by The Space Between Podcast.

Bring your beautiful energy, beach attire, blankets, umbrellas, and picnics.

Save the date and tell your friends and family.

This is an event you don’t want to miss!

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Win a Painted Kelly Slater Surfboard and Help a Great Cause!

Click Here 👉 bit.ly/WinAKellyBoard for Details!

Save Our Souls

Episode 29: The Heartbeat of the City with Estevan Oriol

Estevan Oriol is an internationally celebrated professional photographer, director and urban lifestyle entrepreneur. Beginning his career as a hip-hop club bouncer turned tour manager for popular Los Angeles-based rap groups Cypress Hill and House of Pain, Estevan’s passion for photography developed while traveling the world. With an influential nudge and old camera from his father, renowned photographer Eriberto Oriol, Estevan began documenting life on the road and established a name for himself amid the emerging hip-hop scene. His work has been showcased in select galleries and institutions—such as Smithsonian Center for Latino Initiatives, Mesa Contemporary Art Center, Petersen Automotive Museum, and The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles’ Art in the Streets exhibit—concluding with a best-selling books of his work: LA Woman, L.A. Portraits, And This Is Los Angeles capturing the dangerous gangsters, Lowriders, Musicians, Celebrities.

Host: Joey Nittolo
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Guest: Estevan Oriol

“You are not alone”
In light of Mental Health Awareness Week beginning October 4th through October 10th, we’d like to shine a spotlight on individual and community mental health and wellbeing. Let us start by remembering the pop culture icons who tragically lost their lives over the years. Sending compassion to all of the friends and families who have lost a loved one to this systemic disease.

Each year, millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental health condition. Due to the recent covid crisis, the nation’s sucide rate is at the highest level it’s been since World War II. This energy affects everyone directly or indirectly through family, friends, and co-workers.

Community awareness is where change begins. The more we understand (innerstand) how depression manifests and impacts us, the better able we are to find solutions to address these issues at their core. Science validates that through the energy of love, compassion, empathy and acceptance, we have the power to heal the human condition. The conversation starts now. Check in today with a loved one who may be suffering and together we can make a difference.

Congratulations to for winning the Clark Little Canvas Giveaway! 🎉🖼

If you want a chance to win other prizes while donating to a good cause — visit sos-la.org (link in bio)

Episode 27: “Humor, Humility and the Path to Consciousness” with Brando Colonna

Brando Colonna is a former stand-up comedian, turned virtual reality director/producer. After going through a transformational shift in consciousness, she redirected her talent towards the service of others and dedicated her life to creating VR gaming experiences that provide spiritual, mental and emotional self-improvement.

By recognizing the power and potential of a fully immersive medium, she became proficient in creating interactive experiences that unassumingly incorporates neurology, psychology and entertainment: allowing the audience to observe the sensation of peace while contextually embodying the action of self-realization.

Host: Joey Nittolo ()
Guest: Brando Colonna ()

Episode 26: “Moving From Material to Spiritual” with Sammy Baptista

Sammy Baptista is a former professional skateboarder who became prominent with his debut part in the iconic Shorty’s video “Fulfill the Dream,”. This jump started his professional skateboarding career at age 15. With sponsors such as Shorty’s, Diamond, Venture, Primitive, and Skate Sauce, Sammy’s been able to create genuine connections around the world with the game of skateboarding. Skateboarding has always been about living life in the streets and so it goes hand-in-hand with Street Art and the culture that surrounds it.
October of 2018, Sammy Baptista retired professional skateboarder, was seriously burned in an accident suffering 2nd to 4th degree burns on over 40 percent of his body. He was in a medically induced coma for 16 days. All of this while his wife, Stacy was 9 months pregnant. When he awoke after nearly 3 weeks he was called to translating his experience into art and a path to service in helping others.
Host: Joey Nittolo
Guest: Sammy Baptista

Caption this.

Emotional Intelligence:

The capacity to be aware of,
Control,
Express one’s emotions,
To handle interpersonal relationships judiciously and empathetically.

5 key elements to EI
-Self-awareness
-Self-regulation
-motivation
-Empathy
-Social Skills