Learn the difference between knowing your circumstance and knowing what you're feeling.

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We live in a world governed in all things by laws, learn how this applies to you personally.

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In this episode we learn about Belief Windows and how they help us thrive emotionally. 

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Welcome to this podcast class for emotional wellness, we're so glad you're here!

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It’s often much easier to talk about a physical injury or illness because the effects are visible for everyone to see. We easily feel empathy for those people because of the things that they struggle with. However, many health challenges are unseen. Those that are within the confines of our minds or the chemical makeup of our bodies aren’t always apparent, but that doesn’t mean that they aren’t as real, painful, or as prevalent as physical ailments.

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The purpose of Institute is to help young adults understand and rely on the teachings and Atonement of Jesus Christ, qualify for the blessings of the temple, and prepare themselves, their families, and others for eternal life with their Father in Heaven. This production is not affiliated nor endorsed by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

If you live in Cache Valley, Juanito Bandito, a singing, rapping character — billed as the most infamous semi-fictional Spanish villain in the history of the world, is familiar. However, many locals still find it amazing that this bandit, trademarked by his mustache, stretchy pants, and shifting accent, is played by a basketball-playing, blond-haired, blue-eyed father of five from Smithfield.

T.J. Davis created the Juanito character in 2008 as part of the summer Chuck Wagon’s Wild West Showdown at Pickleville Playhouse, and he has been playing the part ever since.

Jud is CEO of ARS cleaning - and an avid outdoorsman. 

Richard Norby was a missionary who received several injuries from a terrorist bomb blast, including second-degree burns and severe trauma from shrapnel in his lower leg. He was subsequently put in a medically-induced coma. His story of faith is gripping and inspiring!

Al Fox Carraway is not the typical Latter-day Saint. Widely known as the “Tattooed Mormon,” Carraway’s story has turned her into an LDS social media sensation

Brother Jared Halverson has been an institute teacher at the University of Utah for the past six years. He hails originally from Los Angeles. His YouTube channel and podcast, “Unshaken,” helps people study the scriptures. He and Sister Halverson are former residents of Tennessee where Brother Halverson studied in the Divinity School at Vanderbilt University. While attending Vanderbilt, he sometimes was called upon to speak to college classes or to non-LDS congregations in the Nashville community to explain his religious beliefs. 

Bro. Halverson was an avid athlete in high school (football and track) and interacted with a broad spectrum of religions among his boyhood friends. He served a Spanish speaking mission.