Patrick Durkin shares his personal story of overcoming addiction and mental illness while navigating the mental health system. He discusses his experiences in state mental institutions and the challenges he overcame. Patrick emphasizes the importance of faith and the support of loved ones in his journey to recovery. Virginia gives perspective on what we can do when we find ourselves experiencing our own challenges in life.

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In this conversation, Virginia discusses the principles of REST and how they apply to every sphere of life. They explore the universal principle of sustaining life and how it relates to facing health challenges. They delve into the concept of setting aside a day of rest as a time of cleansing and detoxification for the body, mind, and spirit. They also discuss the importance of honoring parents, the power of words, and the consequences of idolatry. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the universal principles written on the heart of every individual.

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Carole Holiday and Virginia Dixon discuss the themes of identity and grief. Carole shares her personal journey of experiencing pain and chaos, and how she found a way to resolve it. They talk about the concept of thin spaces and how these moments can lessen the burden of grief. Carole shares her experiences of encountering the spiritual realm and the power of forgiveness. They also discuss the role of food and healthy distractions in the healing process. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of rewriting our narratives and finding healing through rest.

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Author Carol Holiday and Virginia discuss the themes of grief, loss, disappointment, and holding onto identity in the midst of it all. Carol shares her personal journey of going through a divorce and the challenges she faced in finding her identity and purpose. They explore the concept of mourning and the importance of allowing oneself to grieve. They also touch on the topic of faith and how it can be tested during times of hardship. The conversation emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding in a divided world. Finally, they encourage listeners to reflect on their own experiences, choose to find hope and healing, and journey through grief to discover their identity.

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In this conversation, Virginia and Katherine Dang discuss an individual's need to think before speaking, reacting with emotion, and respect another's opinions. Ask questions rather than engaging in conflicting, irrational or violent behavior. They also discuss the importance of self-governing and reconciling internal conflicts in order to engage with the world in a just and productive way. The conversation highlights the principles of rest and the pursuit of truth as essential for healing and thriving in chaotic times.

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In this episode, Virginia Dixon and Katherine Dang discuss the concept of viruses and how they affect us and the similarities of propaganda and viruses. They emphasize the need for individuals to educate themselves, reason through information, and rely on their own conscience. They discuss the importance of self-governance, the role of the family in society, and the need for individuals to take responsibility for their own well-being and happiness. They also touch on the idea of a republic comprised of self-governing individuals and the value of individual liberty.

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Jerry Marzinsky and Virginia discuss the patterns and behaviors of energetic entities. Jerry emphasizes that these patterns can be observed by anyone, especially if they know what to look for. Marzinsky lays out the downside of long-term use of drugs to treat the issue. He also explores the ways in which these entities manipulate and control individuals, including filling their minds with negative thoughts, destroying positive self-concepts, and attempting to isolate them. Virginia discusses the technology used in R.E.S.T. to help educate those she works with. Marzinsky shares his experiences of the effectiveness of alternative therapies, such as the Mace Energy Method.

Books Mentioned

• An Amazing Journey Into the Psychotic Mind - Jerry Marzinsky
• Energy Over Mind - John Mace
• Causism - John Mace

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Jerry Marzinsky, a retired psychotherapist with over 40 years of experience, discusses the state of mental health in America. Marzinsky explains what he has learned from discovering patterns of behavior in voices patients heard. One pattern among many is the voices were energetic parasites that feed off negative emotions. He emphasizes the need to recognize and address the existence of these entities and the battle between light and dark forces. The conversation delves into the patterns and behaviors of intrusive voices experienced by paranoid schizophrenics and how these patterns also affect non-schizophrenics. Together, Virginia and Jerry emphasize the importance of reason, understanding the enemy, and taking authority over one's own thoughts.

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Dr. Judy Ho, a forensic psychotherapist, discusses her book 'Stop Self-Sabotage' and the impact it has had on people. She and Virginia discuss the common ways people self-sabotage more than just their romantic relationships. Dr. Judy also discusses the reasons behind and the importance of understanding the different forms of self-sabotage. She provides practical tools and a six-step process to overcome self-sabotage. Dr. Judy shares her personal journey and how her work is influenced by her deepest convictions.

Book Mentioned

• Stop Self-Sabotage - Dr. Judy Ho

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In this episode Virginia and Dr. Judy Ho, a forensic psychotherapist, explore the foundational aspects of attachment theory, its impact on relationships, and the inter-generational transmission of attachment styles. They discuss the old and new rules of attachment, practical tools for understanding your personal attachment style, and the barriers to healing your attachment style. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-compassion and self-reflection in the healing process.

Books Mentioned

• How We Love - Milan and Kay Yerkovich
• The New Rules of Attachment - Dr. Judy Ho

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