The Voice of Intuition
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How can we access our intuition? How can we tell it's Divine Guidance rather than our ego or human ideas? Nan Bankston and Beverley Strutt share their thoughts with Lezli about "The Voice of Intuition" in this episode of the Sexy Spirituality podcast.
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Healthy Boundaries Happy Lives
Sexy Spirituality
Why are boundaries important? How do we set them? What happens if we ignore them? Do we need boundaries at home? At work? In ministry? This week, Savanna Riker and Sarah Forbes join Lezli to talk about "Healthy Boundaries, Happy Lives."
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Exploring Spirituality through Songwriting
Sexy Spirituality
Music is a powerful part of a spiritual life. What do inspirational songwriters have to share with us that will impact our lives, even if we're not musical at all? Denise Rosier and Heather O'Day join Lezli in "Exploring Spirituality through Songwriting" in this episode of Sexy Spirituality
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Spirituality and Pop Culture
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What can we learn about our own spirituality from pop culture, like comic books, movies and books like Harry Potter? What does any of this have to do with our personal journey or New Thought beliefs? This week's episode is hilarious and deep! Join Lezli, along with Raymont Anderson and Barbara Bue as we explore this and more.
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New Thought and New Media
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Do we have a responsibility to take new Thought spirituality wherever the people are via social media, YouTube and new forms of communication> Rev. Robert Brzezinski and musician and teacher Cerise Patron say yes.
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Rocking Recovery the New Thought Way
Sexy Spirituality
Sometimes it seems like New Thought and 12 Step Programs disagree in fundamental ways. How can we bridge that perceived gap and find the essential commonalities for healing and reclaiming wholeness an good?
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Loving Yourself First
Sexy Spirituality
Lezli talks with Rev. Dr. Michelle Medrano and Rev. Kathleen Sibley about Loving Yourself First this Valentine season. How do we stay centered in our spiritual truth? What wisdom reminds us of our eternal innate worth? How do strong women positively support one another in the self-love journey?
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The Spirituality of Inclusion
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This episode, we talk with guest host Michele Synegal, the chair of the Diversity Inclusion Commisison for Centers for Spiritual Living, about the history and work of the Commission, including raising awareness, encouraging mindfulness, addressing privilege and learning how to manage microaggressions to bring about change.
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The Spirituality of Money Consciousness
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Guest host Karen Russo talks about money consciousness, including why spiritual principle works in financial situations and how this affects both individuals and communities.
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The Spirituality of Mysticism
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This week, guest host psychic medium Rick FInbow shares with us about the craziest questions he's been asked, how he chose to make this a career and how his husband's ministerial career compliments his mysticism.
info_outlineSexy Spirituality Episode #19
Our Sacred Worth
Hosts
Lezli Goodwin
Sonia Byrne
Guest Host: Kevin Ross
Opening Chat
Sonia and Kevin discuss the best parts of the Parliament of the World's Religions, including sharing spiritual practices, exploring social justice and catching up with friends from all over the planet. https://parliamentofreligions.org/
Our Sacred Worth
- Rev. Kevin Ross, our guest host, shares about his work at Unity of Sacramento, helping people to see and accept their own sacred worth.
- There is a message that we are unworthy or worthless, picked up from media and culture, and we need to unlearn that.
- Each of us is made in the likeness and image of a Creator that brought them forth and is thus inherently valuable, imbued with sacred worth -- not because they have done anything or earned anything, but just because they are.
- "I am a unique, unrepeatable miracle of God." Rev. Johnnie Coleman. We are born worthy.
- We express this element of sacred worth with people by treating them as if they are inherently worthy. Rev. Kevin shared about the grocery project his Center does each year, raising money and then surprising people by paying for their Christmas groceries and gifts. It's essential that this form of giving comes from a place of valuing one another on a fundamental level.
- Some liturgy in our culture can leave us feeling spiritually violated, with unworthy, "worm of the dust" teachings. For Rev. Kevin, that is sacrilegious. Jesus the Christ has had some pretty bad spokespeople, but those original teachings of Christ Consiouness are still valuable and valid in today;s world.
- We are committed to building a consciousness where everybody recognizes their own worth.
- In spiritual community, we have varying levels of spiritual evolvement. But we seek to awaken and inspire people to recognize their divine nature.
Something Good
Sonia
I am launching a book study on January 28th, studying You Can Heal Your Life by Lousie Hay. $89.00, happening on line. Find out more at www.soniabyrne.com
Kevin
Kevin is featured in the February edition of Science of Mind Magazine, covering the Unity of Sacramento's work on healing the relationship between the community and law enforcement. January 30, I'll be at First Unity Church in St. Petersburg, Florida with the entire Leadership Council of the Association of Global New Thought. Come join us!
Lezli
I am running two new sections of Releasing the Rocks, my two-day workshop facilitating emotional release and deeper forgiveness. one section is on Zoom, available world wide, and one is in person in Phoenix. Find out more and register at www.lezligoodwin/onlineclasses
We'll see you January 21 for our next episode of Sexy Spirituality, "My Funny Valentine: Learning to Love Your Unlovable Spots." Share your thoughts with us at [email protected].