Girl’s Guide to Heavenly Mother Ep. 471 The Cultural Hall

2:36 What’s in your names

6:28 God lead me to India

8:15 I told God I wouldn’t marry an Indian

17:45 How a Bethany meets a McArthur

18:44 Where are the stories of girls

22:44 It’s always been about Heavenly Mother

30:27 Truly understanding the nature of God

33:23 Why do we THINK there is nothing about Heavenly Mother

37:05 Are we alone in Heavenly Mother doctrine?

41:46 We are allowed to talk about her

45:50 Now More Than EVER!

49:59 The different sexes approach the topic differently

54:03 Why a boys guide and girls guide?

57:07 Three Questions

Girl’s Guide to Heavenly Mother

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McArthur Krishna believes deep in her bones that life is a gift from Heavenly Parents–-a grand, demanding, insane adventure. Along the way, McArthur has worked as a window washer, a construction crew member, an archeological aid, a Bollywood extra, a graduate student, a river rafting guide, a business owner, and an artist. Those adventures led to publishing seventeen children’s books and new job titles–Holy Harasser and Hogwash Eradicator. Her most recent books focus on building a relationship with our Heavenly Parents and showcase 54 pieces of art from around the world. McArthur feels that art is a powerful tool to express truths and shape the world we want to live in. Now, McArthur travels the world with her family and dreams of West Virginia rivers, zydeco dancing, and bottomless guacamole.

Bethany Brady Spalding likes to stir things up in the kitchen and in the community. She has founded programs to promote health and nutrition in the USA, South Africa, and India. Bethany currently leads a regional coalition in Richmond, Virginia to create a healthier food environment for at-risk children. She finds joy eating spicy dishes and exploring wild places with her husband, Andy, and her three fiery girls–Simone, Phoebe, and Bronte.