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Latter Day Struggles

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Series Title: Community Healing: How our Greatest Wounds & our Greatest Healing Happens through Human Relationship [Part III of VIII]

In this episode, Valerie and Nathan set the stage for why those who commit themselves to Val's healing groups say that what they learn about the concept of the "true self" can be life changing.

Val and Nathan talk about why this idea not only gives us access to full healing from LDS faith and trust crisis, it also offers a path to a more full, peaceful, and confident life.

The "true self" concept is a fundamental aspect of Val's Latter Day Struggles group curriculum. Members discover how to heal from their Mormon faith crisis through understanding who they are and what they believe. A year later, members will graduate knowing so much more about themselves, tapping into a well of personal growth and freedom they never thought possible.

This episode kicks off a series of voices that follow, where Val invites three different women and men to share their transformative experiences learning about their own "true selves".

The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself - Michael Singer

Awareness: Conversations with the Masters - Anthony De Mello

The Different Drum - M. Scott Peck

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