Redemption: A Poem, A Journey, A Calling

Host: Dr. Cynthia “Cindy” Libert, M.D.

Run Time: 9:31

In this deeply personal episode, Dr. Cindy Libert shares her own story of burnout, spiritual awakening, and a redemptive shift from conventional medicine to a more sacred, holistic practice of healing.

✨ Highlights include:

• The soul-stirring origin of The Joy Prescription
• Dr. Libert’s courageous departure from a broken medical system
• A holy moment that sparked a new mission rooted in faith and wholeness
• A powerful original poem, Redemption, written by Geva Thole of Good Listening
• Biblical reflections on joy, purpose, and transformation

💡 If you’re wrestling with burnout, spiritual dissonance, or a longing for deeper alignment, this episode is for you.

🕊️ Let this story remind you: joy is not a luxury—it’s a calling. Redemption is real. And your healing journey matters.

Reflective Questions:

• Where in your life or work do you feel a disconnect between your values and your current path—and what might it look like to take one small step toward alignment?

• How have you experienced burnout or soul-exhaustion, and what practices help you return to a place of wholeness and joy?

• What might “redemption” look like in your story? Where is God inviting you to rebuild, renew, or reimagine your calling?

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Poem written by Geva Thole from Good Listening:

Redemption

I discovered my heart

only by tearing down what

once lived inside it.

By redefining medicine,

I found redemption following heartache—

repaired my conscience after its injury.

I realized faith is the only answer—

that wholeness is the path to healing.

I learned the journey is difficult,

but can be achieved with an open heart,

that an epiphany can be experienced

when I tend to my soul.

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