Interview with Michelle Morrow- part 2
Liturgies of the Heart
Part 2 of my interview with Michelle.
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Interview with Michelle Morrow
Liturgies of the Heart
In the beginning of my series, "Finding Faith after Certainty," I interview the brilliant Michelle- who courageously shares her intimate story of living as a queer Christian and how she came to live peacefully in her identity (hint: it was a rocky and painful process). Rather than tell you about Michelle, I'll let you read her beautiful words: "I am a person who wants to move toward shalom – flourishing at its fullest, the realization of God’s desire for all of creation.... Here’s the good news: The kingdom of heaven has come near! However, there is also pain and suffering, injustice and...
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Pole Dancing as Feminine Empowerment
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In this episode of the the podcast, I have a conversation with Maryann Forest- Woodard, a chemical engineer and S factor instructor. We explore her own personal journey into the world of pole dancing and now teaching, as a powerful tool in reclaiming one's feminine power , play, and capacity to relate to others with more integration.
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Stop Letting your Ex talk to you!
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You are not available for the love you want until you are not available for what you had before. In this episode, Brooke shares her controversial advice to block or delete phone numbers from people you used to date. Even one date.
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Learning to Feel Love
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Did you know you have the power to change your relationship at any moment? You do! All you have to do is start looking for the ways your partner loves you, instead of looking for all the ways they don't. In this episode of the Broken Hearts Club, Brooke articulates an approach that will change the dynamic in your relationship.
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Conversation with Enchantress Shane
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ou’re going to LOVE my next podcast guest, @enchantressshane. She is truly enchanting and was an absolute JOY to speak with. On my next podcast episode, Shane and I talk about how to bypass our ego’s excuses for love and greatness, why joy is an imperative for a depth filled life, and how PLAY can help us push beyond the boundaries of what we already think is possible. Give it a listen and then be inspired to get out there and PLAY today! Find her at www.enchantedembodiment.com.
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A Therapist's Reflection on Grief, Celebrity Deaths, and Projection
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Brooke explores how our reactions to celebrity death reveals the nature of our projections and how we can move ahead in our grief.
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Advent
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In this episode of the Broken Hearts Club, Brooke explores more fully the meaning of the advent/Christmas season, which is a "waiting season for hope." She discusses the depth of the Israelites' feelings of abandonment and well as the exiled parts of ourSelves that Christ has called Home. She weaves together spiritual, psychological and cultural truths to discuss the human condition and how we can access hope.
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Conversation With Riley
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In this delightful conversation with romance novelist Riley Costello, Brooke and Riley discuss how Riley strives to live the romance all day every day and how this "way of being" inspires her writing and helps her live joyfully and purposefully. We discuss how to flirt with your barista, flirt with nature, and how embracing the unexpected and uncertainties of life can lead to romantic events and people.
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Why Women Don't Want to Hear About What Men Want
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Cosmo has been telling you packs of lies about what men want and it didn’t work so you’re sick of it. You’re just so hurt. You’re longing for your man to be stopped in his tracks because of your beauty. You’re longing for healthy masculine leadership.
info_outlineIn the beginning of my series, "Finding Faith after Certainty," I interview the brilliant Michelle- who courageously shares her intimate story of living as a queer Christian and how she came to live peacefully in her identity (hint: it was a rocky and painful process). Rather than tell you about Michelle, I'll let you read her beautiful words:
"I am a person who wants to move toward shalom – flourishing at its fullest, the realization of God’s desire for all of creation....
Here’s the good news: The kingdom of heaven has come near! However, there is also pain and suffering, injustice and oppression. The kingdom is already, but it is also not yet. As I feel this tension each day, I groan along with the whole creation, awaiting redemption. Nevertheless, I am most alive and hopeful when I am connected with and contribute to new creation. This is what I mean when I say I am a Christian.
I am also a queer Christian. But those two things – queer and Christian – did not always peacefully exist with each other."
My interview with her is about her process towards having those two integral parts of herself live together. It is a courageously vulnerable interview, and one that we both hope will inspire others to know that they are not alone.