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What do we sometimes find it so hard to ask for more? We explore reasons for this from the perspective of A Course in Miracles, and include examples from the movie Parasite, and Dicken's Oliver Twist.
CHANNEL OVERVIEWReflections on teachings from "A Course in Miracles", with reference to psychology, philosophy, and artists of all persuasions. WEBSITE: https://www.stephaniepanayi.comBOOKS: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Stephanie-Panayi/author/B07PV5GNX2?
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A special episode in which I read the preface of my latest book - Prophecy and Promise: Jung, Saint Paul, and the Christian Heritage of A Course in Miracles, describing its inspiration and purpose, and giving a rundown of its contents. Book Description:
"A Course in Miracles has become one of the …
Most people embark on a spiritual path expecting it to provide inner peace. It can be startling, therefore, when for a time our pains, relationships, and anxieties seem to become worse.
This podcast addresses two main sources of this experience according to "A Course in Miracles". We begi…
Why do we experience a deep fear of relationships, even when we long for closeness? Too often, love feels like a battleground where our needs conflict with another's, making us wonder if true connection is even worth the pain.
In this episode, we explore the psychology behind the fear of relationsh…
The words repression, dissociation, and projection occur throughout A Course in Miracles. They have a prominent role in its metaphysics and in understanding its forgiveness process. This podcast explains these terms with examples from the life of several artists, and features a complete reading of …
Most changes in life happen gradually. We are changing every day. Some changes, however, involve a stark demarcation. A line is drawn in the sand between the way things have been, and how they are now. Our foundations rocked, we can feel like things are falling apart. Rather than be a sign of regre…
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