Discovering Spirit Within

Guided meditations are a wonderful way to connect with your inner divinity. But what if you don’t visualize, or can’t get distracted and can’t follow the narrative? In this episode, taken from a live presentation, Rev. Deborah gives insight in how to go with the flow of a meditation rather than be in lock step with the narration.  NOTE: this episode contains 2 mediations. Please do not drive a car or operate a backhoe while listening to this podcast.

 

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

Have you ever caught yourself chasing information about something and don’t even know why? Maybe you just need to make sense of it.  Join Rev. Deborah Phillips for these insights into why we spend so much time trying to make life make sense, and an exercise to help you let go and feel more comfortable with the ambiguity in your life.

 

Guided meditations are a wonderful way to connect with your inner divinity. But what if you don’t visualize, or can’t get distracted and can’t follow the narrative? In this episode, taken from a live presentation, Rev. Deborah gives insight in how to go with the flow of a meditation rather than be in lock step with the narration.  NOTE: this episode contains 2 mediations. Please do not drive a car or operate a backhoe while listening to this podcast.

 

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine.

Learn more at mysticalu.com

We often get stuck in a situation because we can only see one way to resolve it, while the reality is that there are many paths to a solution.  Tune in to this episode where Rev. Deborah Phillips discusses how to get unstuck and look at things from a different perspective because there is always another way to do something.

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

The pandemic shutdown threw us all off balance and how we seem to now think we should be “over it.”    But how often have you heard someone say, “Oh, just get over it,” and know that it isn’t that simple.  In this episode, Rev. Deborah talks about how recovery is a process and offers two suggestions on how to move forward to find balance in our new world.

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We want our answers, and we want them now. But that’s not always how life works.  In this episode Rev. Deborah Phillips says that there are only three answers to each question:  Yes, No, Wait. Listen in as she discusses how Yes or No can mean something different than you want and how make friends with your “waiting room” and become open to your highest good.

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry.  Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

 

 

Art Therapy is a professional discipline that approaches art base on the work of psychoanalysis. As Anna Renee Hiscox grew in her experience working with clients, she realized that the language she was using did not necessarily help them. Rev. Deborah Phillips sits down with Dr. Hiscox to learn how, as she became her more authentic self, she changed her practice into one that creates a sacred space where clients can safely and effectively be comforted and healed.  

 

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

Most of us live in a world of over-commitment, the world of “supposed to” Sometimes we just have to let something go and we feel as if we have failed in some way.   Listen in as Rev. Deborah Phillips discusses why surrendering is actually a sign of spiritual maturity that improves both your outer and inner quality of life.

 

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

Words are how we express ourselves, and by that self-expression we create our reality.  Thus, it is important to be aware of what a word means to you so that you use it in the proper context of your intention.  Join Rev. Deborah Phillips as she discusses why certain words have lost significant meaning simply because they have become “buzz” words, and how to restore their meaning in your life.

 

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com

Humans live by story. We can, and do, tell our own stories. But sometimes we need to call on someone who has that special gift for relating a story. Rev. Deborah Phillips joins gifted photographer and storyteller Joella Aragon for a discussion about the creative impulse, how we are born into it and how we cultivate it to become our greatest selves. .  

 

Joella Aragon is a retired elementary school teacher and labor union representative for the California Teachers Association. She spent much of her childhood traveling to different countries and parts of the United States with family and her immigrant father who was in the Air Force. Her fondest memories are from when she lived in British Honduras, now Belize, with her Mamacita Ella.  She is a gifted artist, photographer, and storyteller.  

 

Rev. Deborah P. Phillips has been a student of metaphysics for 40 years and is an ordained New Thought Minister through International Metaphysical Ministry. . Rev. Deborah facilitates Sunday Gatherings which are introspective and educational. Her mission is to provide a safe place where you can discover and foster your own personal relationship with the Divine. 

Learn more at mysticalu.com