Chapter 2 of The Healing Mind explores how emotions are messages from your inner world, not enemies. The episode explains how feelings like anxiety, anger, sadness, joy, and guilt carry wisdom and shape relationships, decisions, and spiritual growth.

It offers practical tools—name it to tame it, feel without fear, faithful release, and quick emotion checks—to build emotional literacy and channel feelings instead of suppressing them.

Grounded in faith and neuroscience, this chapter invites you to listen to your emotions, learn from them, and create space for healing, peace, and authenticity.

Join Dina of Royal Blue Candle (Mentor365 Services) for Chapter 1 of The Healing Mind, where she guides you through awakening the mind and renewing your thoughts. Learn how awareness, reflection, and intentional practices like reframing negative self-talk, daily affirmations, prayer, and mindfulness can rewire your thinking and cultivate peace.

This episode offers simple, actionable steps to observe and replace limiting thoughts, a short illustrative story, and a closing affirmation to help you begin healing from within. Stay tuned for the next chapter on how emotions shape your reality.

In this episode Dina from Royal Blue Candle (Mentor365 Services) explains what to do when family members dismiss or misunderstand your mental health. She emphasizes validating your experience, naming symptoms, and building a small trusted support network.

You’ll learn practical steps to find professional help, create safety plans, and use grounding techniques and self-care to protect daily well-being. Dina also offers clear conversation strategies—using “I” statements, choosing calm moments, setting boundaries, and involving trusted facilitators when needed.

The episode focuses on simple, actionable guidance to help you feel seen, supported, and empowered to take concrete steps toward recovery without having to convince others of your reality.

This episode debunks the rigid 21/90 rule and explains why habit formation times vary by person and behavior, citing research that averages 66 days but ranges widely.

It offers a practical, flexible plan: start with tiny micro-habits, use simple cue-routine-reward loops, treat the first 30–60 days as a launch window, track progress lightly, build if-then plans for slips, and seek support to adapt and sustain changes over time.

Host Dina from the Royal Blue Candle (Mentor365 Services) shares a short, compassionate message about coping with depression through faith—reminding listeners that God is near, Scripture offers hope, and Jesus invites the weary to find rest. Practical steps include honest prayer, leaning on Scripture, seeking trusted community, and asking for help when daily life becomes difficult.

She also explains that depression can be biological or situational, highlights common symptoms (like changes in sleep, appetite, and daily functioning), and encourages believers to trust God’s timing for healing while using faith and support to move forward.

Dina from The Royal Blue Candle (Mentor 365 Services) speaks directly to those who feel broken, reminding listeners that God sees their pain and meets them in their fragility with steady mercy and healing.

She offers practical steps—honest prayer, Scripture, community, small daily actions, forgiveness, and service—and invites one simple step this week toward restoration, anchored in the assurance of God’s enduring love.