Please join me as I interview, for the third time, best selling author, musician and spiritual counsellor Cindy Lora-Renard (www.cindylora.com) to discuss healing methods from the perspective of A Course in Miracles. Whether you are healthy or having any kind of a health challenge, I hope you will find Cindy’s observations helpful. This is such a wonderful opportunity to learn from Cindy directly as we engage in a conversation about how to adopt a shift in mind that sides with love, and that acknowledges the struggles of the separated/Ego mind during our human journey. Join us as we talk about the metaphorical expression "emotional cancer", which refers to the act of not listening to our own inner guidance, playing little, pushing ourselves down, to make another feel better, and experiencing negative physical symptoms as a result. This conversation is about healing the mind and how such healing can impact our internal experience and help us along the cancer journey. To view this podcast on YouTube (video recording) please follow the following link: https://youtu.be/VDTqr5MPFNE
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