Healing the Heart
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Healing the Heart episodes

  • Do you love being Manipulated?
    When have you been manipulated? By a person or by the Media, the Gov't, etc? It happens to all of us, and our reactions are perfectly normal. We say "yes" when we want to say "no", and then blame the other person or organization. How about trying something different? The Path of the Heart gives us an alternative. And if we're the ones who have been manipulating, we explore why we do that and why it is so much more satisfying to lead by inspiration rather than manipulation. The Q & A at the end is very deep.
    1 hr 58 min
  • Seeing your life with the Eyes of your Heart
    What has been the best part of your life? The worst part? What is your purpose in life? If we look at life through the eyes of the mind/ego, we get drama and trauma - and sometimes peak experiences that don't last. If we look at life through the Eyes of our Hearts, we can let go of the stories that run our lives. We can move into that state where we see our purpose as loving whatever is in front of us, or connecting to the Vastness of our Hearts and Souls. How do you want to live?
    1 hr 32 min
  • How to Overcome our Resistance to Enlightenment
    If we didn't have resistance to becoming enlightened, we'd already be enlightened. If we think of being All-Loving, part of us is afraid people will take advantage of us, or we will become the world's caretaker. If we think of being All Powerful, what resistance comes up for you? If we awaken, what happens to our bucket list? What happens to our family and friends? These are all deep resistances, hidden in our mind and ego. Let's love them and heal them so we can step freely into Totality and Freedom.
    1 hr 41 min
  • Shifting from Judgement to Love
    We're all good at judging, right? It's easy and natural. But it's just a pattern and we can shift this pattern for the Pattern of Love. The second half of this program is full of breakthroughs!
    1 hr 58 min
  • Making Friends with Pain
    In this session, Steven Winn delves into the nature of pain and its connection to broader societal issues like war, hatred, and poverty. He invites participants to move beyond intellectual understanding and explore these complexities through the heart. The discussion also touches on self-awareness in animals, prompting reflections on consciousness and existence.
    1 hr 22 min
  • Love is different in different states of realization.
    Consider the pain of not being loved, and the joy of loving. What is the difference in your experience? As we progress on the spiritual path, we move to the experience of loving the Divine ... and then being the Beloved of the One. Love is different in different states of realization. Eventually, we become so expanded and loving that we can absorb the world's suffering as energy, purify it, and let it return to its source without harm or danger. Love becomes the way we purify the world and become One with Totality.
    1 hr 32 min
  • The Spiritual Significance of Bones
    In this session, Steven Winn explores the often-overlooked significance of bones in our lives, linking them to both physical and spiritual healing. He references cultural narratives and Sufi teachings to illustrate the deeper meaning behind our skeletal structure and its role in vitality. Join the conversation to discover how understanding our bones can lead to greater awareness and connection to ourselves.
    1 hr 51 min
  • Making Friends with Pain and Loss
    In this poignant reflection, Steven Winn addresses the duality of grief and celebration following the passing of a dear friend. He delves into the nature of pain, exploring how it can be intertwined with spiritual understanding and acceptance. Through the story of Ramakrishna, he challenges the perception of pain as separate from the divine, inviting listeners to confront their deepest fears and embrace the fullness of existence.
    1 hr 24 min
  • Divine Accountability rather than mental self-judgement
    In this discussion, Steven Winn explores the concept of divine qualities represented by the 99 names of God, particularly focusing on the name Ya Muhsi, which signifies the importance of accountability. He emphasizes the practice of self-reflection, encouraging listeners to review their daily actions and intentions. The most important part of this is to go beyond judgement by your mind and discovering how much your heart adores your personality with all its "flaws".
    56 min
  • Exploring Behavior and Dharma
    In this episode, Steven Winn delves into the purpose of behavior through the lens of different traditions, particularly referencing the Ramayana. He discusses how our behaviors reflect our desires for love, control, and connection, and contrasts these with the heart's aim for unity. This exploration invites listeners to reflect on their own actions and the deeper motivations behind them.
    1 hr 4 min

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