On this episode of Fight the Good Fight Podcast, we delve into the powerful story of co-host Cynthia Cintronr who was separated from their parents for almost 30 years but has since reconciled with both their mother and father. We accompany them on their journey during the Great Cintron Reconnection Tour, where they embarked on a family trip with their parents.

The hosts, Cynthia Cintron and Marcel Pope, dive deep into discussing the concept of death and how it relates to living a life filled with purpose, joy, and peace. They explore the idea that death can take many forms, including fear, anger, resentment, and envy, which hinder individuals from living a peaceful and fulfilling life. They emphasize the importance of understanding the truth that there is no death and recognizing the illusions created by fear and negative emotions. The hosts also share personal experiences and stories to illustrate their points. Overall, the episode presents a thought-provoking discussion on embracing life and finding freedom by letting go of the fear of death.

On this episode of Fight the Good Fight Podcast, we delve into the concept of understanding and benefiting from things without fully comprehending them. Just like driving a car, where you don't need to understand the mechanics to use it, we explore the power of letting miracles replace grievances and having faith in this process. The episode emphasizes the need to focus on positive thoughts and replacing negative ones with miracles. We discuss the goal of dissipating the internal shackles in our minds, as taught in the course. 

On this episode of Fight the Good Fight Club, co-hosts Cynthia Cintron and Marcel Pope explore the intersection of human interactions and spirituality. They discuss the importance of forgiveness and how to bridge the gap between these two concepts. Cynthia reflects on a recent argument and realizes the importance of feeling heard in relationships. The conversation shifts to the role of books in psychotherapy and the importance of being present in difficult situations. They  also dive into their personal mission of personal and spiritual growth while helping others. Throughout the episode, they offer nuggets of wisdom on how to navigate complex relationships and live a fulfilling life.

On this episode of Fight the Good Fight Club, co-hosts Cynthia Cintron and Marcel Pope share lessons they've learned about dealing with relationship issues and how it relates to Lesson 135 in A Course in Miracles. They discuss how defending oneself leads to being attacked and the importance of forgiving oneself and accepting who they are. The episode also dives into personal experiences, including letting go of attachments and control in relationships, and finding peace of mind amidst distractions. The speaker also talks about their personal struggles with being a type A perfectionist, and the podcast aims to explore different perspectives on values and morals in pursuit of peace, joy, love, and happiness.

On this episode of Fight the Good Fight Club, co-hosts Marcel Pope and Cynthia Cintron dive into the topic of finding peace of mind and discovering what is disturbing us. Through various personal anecdotes, they explore how relationships and past events can impact our inner turmoil. They discuss the concept that everyone has their own approach to achieving peace and emphasize the importance of acknowledging and dealing with anything that is disturbing our peace of mind, no matter how small or insignificant it may seem. They also reflect on the lesson that "I am never upset for the reason I think" and how it can help individuals uncover the root of their unhappiness. Throughout the episode, the hosts encourage listeners to take responsibility for their emotions and work towards inner peace, viewing it as an ongoing marathon of training.

On this episode of Fight the Good Fight Club, the hosts dive into the importance of forgiveness and the ongoing journey it can take to achieve inner peace and happiness. Cynthia and Marcel share personal experiences and insights on forgiveness, acknowledging that it is not always an easy process. They discuss the benefits of forgiveness on relationships and the power it can have in creating a peaceful and healthy environment. Also included in this episode are five ways to tell if you have forgiven someone and the importance of practicing forgiveness daily. The ultimate message is to forgive, which allows for love and letting go. Tune in to learn more about how forgiveness within family circles can lead to a relentless pursuit of happiness and inner peace.

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Marcel and Cynthia discuss past hurts and their impact on present relationships. 

Fear of abandonment issues usually follows traumatic events such as the death of a loved one, divorce or other painful loss. We may engage in unhealthy behavior in an attempt to protect ourselves from experiencing the awful pain and suffering again. This may manifest as codependency, inability to trust, sabotage behavior and more. These prevent us from experiencing peace and actualizing healthy, loving relationships. In this episode Marcel Pope and Cynthia Cintron, co-hosts and life partners discuss Lesson 5 from A Course in Miracles: Let Miracles Replace All Grievances and explore how it helped them recognize and work through their own fear of abandonment. They share moments from their own lives, laugh and sometimes cry in hopes that their experiences and exploration will help others.

Forgiveness, the choice to set oneself free from resentments, anger and expectations in order to find peace and joy. Based on lesson 121 of a Course in Miracles. Marcel and Cynthia share personal insights and stories from their own journey - individually and together.