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Humor, Grace & Grief with Debra Joy Hart
Life is full of opposition and contradiction and therein lies the humor and the beauty. In this episode, Kelly talks with Debra Joy Hart about navigating the peaceful times as well as the difficult times of life.
Debra shares her thoughts about connecting with the human and Divine in each of us. The importance of mindset and how to overcome when we feel like our truth has been denied. And the tension between joy and sadness that shows up in all parts of our lives.
Our conversation includes:
Looking back on her life after turning 65 years old and her eclectic theology
Turning away from God and then making a conscious decision to be in a relationship with God and having that affirmed
Core tenents of Unity Church and Spiritual Center
Why you shouldn’t be arguing for your limitations and what are denial prayers and abundance prayers
What it means to experience spiritual gaslighting, how to unclutter your heart and live into being a true child of God
Epigenetics and the theory of how past trauma is coded into your DNA
The spiritual practice of Gratitude Cups
Meet Debra
Debra Joy Hart is the Spiritual Administrator and part-time minister at Unity Church and Spiritual Center in Urbana, IL.
She has more than 30 years of hands-on nursing and teaching experience. Mixing her experience together with her skills as a Joyologist, a student of death and dying, and a minister, Deb is an award-winning national speaker. Her talks weave humor, laughter, science, and silliness into an unforgettable experience.
Deb wears many hats as a wife, mom, and grandma affectionately known as Bubbie. Inspired by her grandkids, she’s authored a children’s book ”Grandma D’s Bubbles: A Lesson in Life and Loss.”
For the past 23 years, Debra Joy and her alter ego “Daisy the Clown” have worked with a team to bring therapeutic humor and laughter programming to families affected by HIV/AIDS.
Deb was recognized in Spring 2021 with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor. She’s been a member of that association for more than 25 years. She has been a frequent presenter and workshop facilitator for the World Laughter Tour.
Visit Deb’s website – debrajoyhart.com. Follow her on Facebook. Check out her weekly live online chat
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Life is full of opposition and contradiction and therein lies the humor and the beauty. In this episode, Kelly talks with Debra Joy Hart about navigating the peaceful times as well as the difficult times of life.
Debra shares her thoughts about connecting with the human and Divine in each of us. The importance of mindset and how to overcome when we feel like our truth has been denied. And the tension between joy and sadness that shows up in all parts of our lives.
Our conversation includes:
Looking back on her life after turning 65 years old and her eclectic theology
Turning away from God and then making a conscious decision to be in a relationship with God and having that affirmed
Core tenents of Unity Church and Spiritual Center
Why you shouldn’t be arguing for your limitations and what are denial prayers and abundance prayers
What it means to experience spiritual gaslighting, how to unclutter your heart and live into being a true child of God
Epigenetics and the theory of how past trauma is coded into your DNA
The spiritual practice of Gratitude Cups
Meet Debra
Debra Joy Hart is the Spiritual Administrator and part-time minister at Unity Church and Spiritual Center in Urbana, IL.
She has more than 30 years of hands-on nursing and teaching experience. Mixing her experience together with her skills as a Joyologist, a student of death and dying, and a minister, Deb is an award-winning national speaker. Her talks weave humor, laughter, science, and silliness into an unforgettable experience.
Deb wears many hats as a wife, mom, and grandma affectionately known as Bubbie. Inspired by her grandkids, she’s authored a children’s book ”Grandma D’s Bubbles: A Lesson in Life and Loss.”
For the past 23 years, Debra Joy and her alter ego “Daisy the Clown” have worked with a team to bring therapeutic humor and laughter programming to families affected by HIV/AIDS.
Deb was recognized in Spring 2021 with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor. She’s been a member of that association for more than 25 years. She has been a frequent presenter and workshop facilitator for the World Laughter Tour.
Visit Deb’s website – debrajoyhart.com. Follow her on Facebook. Check out her weekly live online chat