So many spiritual seekers would like profound insight, healing and wisdom. They dream of true and lasting transformation—but they don't have any intention around being consistent. God's very nature is to be consistent. Spiritual law is always consistent. In this episode, Rev. Jennifer shares how becoming consistent and devoted to her spiritual practices opened the door to spiritual growth that blew her hair back! Join us and find out how to bring on your own spiritual breakthrough.

It is far more difficult to forgive ourselves than to forgive other people, and yet self-forgiveness seems a required step on the path to self-acceptance and the sense of peace that it can provide. In this episode, Rev. Jennifer Hadley welcomes Colin Tipping, the creator of a powerful leading-edge technology for personal and spiritual growth. A lively and entertaining speaker, he is the author of many groundbreaking books including Radical Forgiveness; Radical Manifestation; Getting to Heaven on a Harley, and his latest book, Radical Self-Forgiveness: The Direct Path to True Self-Acceptance.

When you discover a new idea, it is easy to adopt it as an espoused theory. The real question is how to go from having an espoused theory to a theory living within you. When you embody wisdom, ideas become habits in your behavioral repertoire. The key to this transition is implementing a deliberate practice. Rev. Jennifer’s guest for this episode is Paul Scheele, who has activated the natural brilliance within millions of people around the globe over the past 30 years. He offers a unique blend of expertise combining neurosciences, psychology and spirituality, and shows us how individuals can go beyond the limits of conventional thinking into what is truly possible.

To create a fulfilling relationship with the Divine, you must gently unwind the ego and its subtle ways of creating suffering.

Rev. Jennifer’s guest this week is Dr. Jon Mundy, an author, lecturer and the executive director of All Faiths Seminary in New York City. He publishes Miracles magazine and has written nine books including his newest book Living A Course in Miracles. Jon taught university courses in philosophy and religion from 1967 to 2009. He met Dr. Helen Schucman, the scribe of A Course in Miracles, in 1973. Helen introduced Jon to the Course and served as his counselor and guide until she became ill in 1980.

Some people may feel discouraged when studying A Course in Miracles, because it often seems dense or challenging. You’ll feel new wind beneath your wings when you strengthen your commitment and make the practices personal. Rev. Jennifer’s guest for this episode is Chris Cade, a former software product manager who reaches tens of thousands of people worldwide through his network of spirituality websites. Chris left his techno-corporate life behind when an inner voice challenged him to embrace his passions, serve others, and make a difference. Join us as he reveals new ways to connect A Course in Miracles to your passions and spiritually soar.

Rev. Jennifer’s guest this week is David Hoffmeister. Traveling for 19 years in 26 countries to share the experience of God’s unconditional love, David has become a living demonstration of the principles of A Course in Miracles. Join us as he reveals new perspectives on AICM from around the world.

Rev. Jennifer Hadley interviews Ken Wapnick, Ph.D. Ken has been writing and teaching about A Course in Miracles since 1973. He was a close friend of Helen Schucman and William Thetford, the two people who collaborated on the scribing of the Course. He's also very funny!

Are your closest relationships your workshop for practicing your forgiveness skills? In this inaugural episode, Rev. Jennifer Hadley and guest Gary Renard, best-selling author of The Disappearance of the Universe: Straight Talk About Illusions, Past Lives, Religion, Sex, Politics, and the Miracles of Forgiveness, discuss how you can strengthen your bonds and skills at the same time.