If your thoughts create your emotions, can you control your thoughts to create the kind of emotions that you really want to feel? And if a conman (or woman) tells you they are conning you, are they really actually conning you?
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Matt and Tom discuss parenting beyond mormonism. What they have learned, what they know, and what they don’t know.
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What would you do if you were diagnosed with cancer and given only a few more weeks to live? Would you travel the world and experience as many things as you could before it was too late? What if the joy that you experienced during those travels actually healed you?
Sara Emmitt is a singer, a cancer surviver, a world traveler, and today she shares her story of balance, self-love and self-discovery through the traditional Hawaiian healing practice of Ho’oponopono: I’m sorry. I forgive you. Thank you. I love you.
You can listen to Sara’s music and contact her directly through the following sites:
https://theemmittsisters.bandcamp.com/album/moon-over-mountains
https://soundcloud.com/sara-emmitt
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So if 90% of our 70,000 daily thoughts are repeats from the previous day — if our bodies create repetitive habits over time, and reinforces those habits unconsciously over and over and over again, how exactly can we change? Today’s episode explores Dr. Joe Dispenza’s advice.
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How many throughts do you typically think on any given day? 600-700 maybe? 6000-7000 maybe?
Nope. It’s 60,000 to 70,000 thoughts per day. And 90% of those are thoughts that you are repeating from the previous day. And 50% percent of your memories are false.
What does that mean for the way you live your life?
Today Glenn addresses these questions as he walks you through part of Dr. Joe Dispenza’s recent series on the brain: Rewired.
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Glenn and Tom discuss the movie Joker (spoiler alert — we talk about spoilers) and make the ever-so-obvious connections to Joseph Smith and the Mormon church. Enjoy!
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Matt gives us minisode by sharing a parable loaded with metaphors.
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Matt and Kristin talk with Tom about methods they’ve learned about how to best communicate and connect with others.
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What if Joseph Smith were teaching his teachings today? Maybe they’d sound a little bit like Abraham Hicks.
The eternal nature of intelligences. The eternal progression of man. The idea that as man is god once was and as god is man may become. Spiritual gifts, the power of faith, that as a man thinketh so is he, the worth of a soul is great, man is that he might have joy, there must needs be opposition in all things but that all sins are wiped clean by a loving god and that all these things shall give thee experience.
But there are some really horrendous “oppositions” out there. The Problem of Evil anyone?
Glenn is joined by Tom and Kristy and a few Patreon supporters to discuss.
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The full video of Abraham Hicks The Biggest Missing Piece is here.
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Glenn and Tom sit down with Kristy Johnson to discuss her documentary “No Crime in Sin,” which tells the story of Kristy’s sexual abuse at the hands of her CES Leader and BYU Teacher father; how the Mormon church swept it all under the rug; how Kristy and two of her siblings confronted their father 30 years after the fact, and what this has all meant for Kristy and her siblings today. Kristy shares her healing process and how it now feels to live a life free of fear.
“No Crime in Sin” is streaming now on Amazon Prime.
The extended easter egg clip of Abraham-Hicks can be viewed here.
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