Love Light

Dr. Jean Marie Farish

Love Light inspires you to cultivate a lifestyle of living in the spirit of love, based on the premise of wholehearted connections through worthiness. Disempowering fear-based conditioning compels masses of people to live in the shadow of fear compounded with thoughts and feelings of not being good enough, undeserving and unworthy. Our thoughts and feelings about love affect all area of our lives. We are worthy and an empowered self is a loving self. My personal mission of altruistic and heart-centered living is grounded in the power of love to become authentic, overcome unworthiness, and transform our lives. You will gain a new perspective on the meaning of love, engage in authentic expressions of love and strengthen and embody the practice of love for yourself and others in your daily life. Our guests are an integral part of our show, and share their expertise, gifts and resources, Fridays at 9 AM Pacific on VoiceAmerica Empowerment.

  1. 1d ago

    SPIRITUALITY AND LOVE

    How we feel about ourselves impact all key areas of our lives including Spirituality. Our knowledge and experience of love may be limited that inhibits our capacity to be more loving of ourselves and others. As we become more spiritually centered, we return to our natural state of being. What is spirituality? How can we grow spiritually? How can we live heart-centered lives? Spirituality offers a framework to authentically connect to ourselves, others, the world around us, and the universe at large. The expression, "We are spiritual beings having a human experience", speaks to the plight of the human condition and aspiration to ascend to our natural state of being. Life experiences may leave us feeling unworthy, broken and incomplete. The illusion of brokenness in physical has no place in the spiritual. We are whole, unbroken and complete. Transcending false beliefs and earthly  values, spirituality is an internal and personal quest for truth, meaning and purpose. The fruit of the spirit highlights spiritual markers of love, peace, goodness, faithfulness and self-mastery. More specifically, the Wholistic Model of Love, the 'Recipe of Love' adopted from Henry Drummond's analysis of love includes ingredients of patience, kindness, humility, generosity, courtesy, unselfishness, good temper, guilessness and sincerity. Spirituality enriches our divine connection for guidance and direction that enhances our capacity for peace, wisdom and healing. It is our soulful connection to our inner self and natural state of being that is pure love. It is the divine wisdom that all that we need is within us. Religion is established organized beliefs with prescribed rituals, traditions, moral codes and dogmas. It includes external actions and practices that give us a sense of spiritual fulfillment and living heart-centered lives. Both spirituality and religion are paths to self-understanding, personal growth and self-discovery. Whether through practices including mindfulness, meditation and prayer, we aspire to express and reflect our divinity and become more loving. Dr. Jean Marie contends that spirituality is on a larger scale seeking eternal truths, greater understanding of the oneness of humanity, and interconnectedness to the world and universe beyond the dimensions of what we see and experience on a daily basis as human beings.  Dr. Jean Marie highlights how we can grow spiritually and enhance our soul connection to be loving and live heart-centered enriched lives. She highlights the importance of cultivating your inner self, being in harmony and integrity, and trusting yourself.  She provides reflective questions, practical considerations and encourages listeners to create an action plan for spiritual enrichment to track challenges, feel good experiences and outcomes. Feel free to share insights, observations and experiences. Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com Access Dr. Jean Marie's book, Living in the Spirit of Love: Our Natural State of Being, to learn more. She closes with her excerpts on Self-Discernment, Self-Wholeness and Wellspring.

  2. Jul 9

    GETTING THROUGH IT

    We all encounter experiences that disrupt our lives. The impermanence is life is reflected in the loss and change experience. The magnitue of loss is a personal experience that thrusts us out of our comfort zone into a desperate survival mode. It can be sudden, anticipated and compounded by other problems if one is already involved in a stressful situation.  Whether we have actually experienced loss or anticipate life change, it may be difficult to overcome. Feelings of impending doom and being on the verge of emotional collapse, there is a way through. Upward bound and getting on the other side of the mountain requires us to accept change, adapt, and adjust using tangible practices and spiritual grit. Morevover, it is essential to anchor and sustain ourselves in healthy, purposeful and empowering ways. Life is full of transitions, both welcomed and unwelcomed. Losses and changes are inevitable cycles in the human experience through significant life changing events at different stages in our lives. Losses may result from death of a loved one, relationships, catastrophic events, financial status, health challenges and injuries as well as physical changes due to the aging process. Furthermore, transitions may include geographic moves, career and business affiliations. These imminent experiences and painful separations should not be minimized in any way.  During these transition points, tangible practices and spiritual grit helps us get through it and sustain ourselves during these difficult times. Ultimately, we may find ourselves more confident, courageous and spiritually centered. Each life is a carefully orchestrated masterpiece, filled with challenges and opportunities. We can Get Through It by acknowledging our feelings, seeing it as an opportunity for transformation, overcoming and letting love be the healer. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action Practice is to reflect and journal on loss and change experiences in your life. What did you learn? How did you grow? How have you become more resilient? What were the hidden gifts? When you are experiencing loss and change look upon these qualities and bring them forth in your present life and see where it takes you. Share your insights, experiences and observations. Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerts on Spiritual Grit and Self-Triumph.

  3. Jul 2

    CREATE A NEW VISION FOR YOUR LIFE

    Do you have a clear vision for your life? Are you seeking a new direction? What does your ideal life look like and feel like? We are always changing, learning and growing. A right and clear vision helps define our mission in life that gives us hope, faith and belief in our dreams. As a result of significant changes and achieving milestones in our lives, a renewed vision keeps us moving forward and inhibits us from remaining stuck in the past. It gives us new direction and purpose, inspires us to take action steps, and builds courage and self-discipline. As we shed the old and embrace the new, creating a new vision can keep us on track with living our best life.  It is time to let go and release old patterns with new insights, perspectives and wisdom to refresh our mind, body and soul. When we are in the flow of life, we relinquish control, discard faulty beliefs, and trust that all things work together for our wellbeing and happiness. Being awake and aware in our lives inspires us to be present and pay attention to internal guidance, signs and synchronicities. Buddha quotes, "Whatever precious jewel there is in the heavenly worlds, there is nothing comparable to one who is awakened". It is important to take the time to build on significant milestones and lessons learned that made us more resilient. Thus, building on the foundation already laid.  As you create your new vision look for the higher purpose and meaning. Profit from life expriences and discover more about yourself. Step beyond your comfort zone and live life to the fullest. Imagine your best life by moving beyond self-imposed limits, exploring your passion, choosing love, and being present and being your own to master. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action Practice is to examine your life. What changes would you like to make? What dreams would you like to pursue? What is holding you back? Take small steps, build on each and see where it takes you.  Share your insights, experiences and observations. Email jean72farish@yahoo.com  Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Self-Inspiration and Honorable Success.

  4. Jun 25

    HEALING AFTER THE LOSS OF A PET

    "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened" -Anatole France Our pets are family and gifts of unconditional love. We believe we choose our pets; however, they choose us to show us the way of unconditional love that is unchanging and stable. A bond is established with our beloved companions that is comforting, loyal and faithful; and our lives become richer and fuller. They can be the best therapy when you feel unloved or unlovable by showing us that love is our natural state of being. The loss of a pet can be devastating, and healing is essential for our wellbeing. For almost 20 years, my beloved cocker spaniel, Spencer, was by my side through many life challenges and transitional events. Possessing an affinity for Asian music, he had a quiet gentle spirit. He would look at me with those piercing brown eyes as though he could hear my thoughts and feel my feelings. One night while in a deep sleep I saw him running in heaven at high speed and barking like a young vibrant pup. It was surreal! I knew in my heart that his time was coming to an end. I would often sit on the bench adjacent to my Meditation Garden with him right beside me. He chose to pass away in our meditation garden during Easter time.  Even though our pets may no longer be with us physically, they are always with us in spirit. We can embrace healing by allowing time to grieve, following the path of unconditonal love, appreciating memorable moments, and establishing daily rituals and new routines.  Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action practice is to journal on how your beloved pet showed you unconditional love. What did your pet teach you about being present in your daily life? Carry the gifts and lessons forward in your daily life for healing and wellbeing. Notice how this makes a difference in your life. Share your insights and experiences and insights. Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com  Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Self-Presence and Self-Healing.

  5. Jun 18

    HOME: OUR INNER SANCTUARY

    Home is our inner sanctuary to reconnect with our true self and dwell in peace and love. What does being at home really mean? Is it just a physical place where you seek nurturing? Our true home is within. Wherever you go you are with yourself.  Buddha quotes, "Do not look for a sanctuary in anyone except yourself". Life unfolds in meaningful ways that is unique for each of us. Our life journeys are catalyst for conscious living and loving. Love lies deep within and is the true essence of who we really are. Home is within and a place where we can experience emotional and spiritual intimacy with ourselves.  Our true home is our sacred place. Home is our inner sanctuary and a kindgom of its own and respite from chaos and stress.  It is a place where we can reconnect with our true self. It is a safe haven for comfort, restoration and rejuvenation. As we build our home and nurture our inner sanctuary, we have a deeper more meaningful and satisfying relationship with ourselves. Experiencing this level of spiritual and soulful connection, it flows to all we encounter.  We can come home to ourselves by knowing:  Home is healing, Home is peace, Home is Presence and Home is Love. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action Practice is to be at home with yourself. When you feel anxious and fearful take time to comfort yourself. Do not quarrel with life. Focus on the hidden blessings in life challenges.  Relax in your inner sanctuary. How does it make you feel to be truly at home with yourself? Journal on your experiences. Make this a daily practice.  Email your experiences and insights: jean72farish@yahoo.com  Deepen your soulful connection to strenghten and embody the practice of love in your daily life with Dr. Jean Marie's seminal books:  LIVING IN THE SPIRIT OF LOVE Our Natural State of Being, LOVE MASTERY DEVOTION JOURNAL Weekly 21-Day Journal Prompts and Affirmations and MY LOVE JOURNAL for children available in English and  Spanish. Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Tranquility and Coming Home.

  6. Jun 11

    HOW TO EMPOWER YOURSELF IN THE WORKPLACE

    Over the course of a lifetime, the average person spends one-third of their time at work. Therefore, the place where people spend the majority of their time should be one that makes us feel emotionally safe. The health pandentmic presented personal and work challenges resulting in adapting and adjusting to lifestyle changes. Whether on-site, at home, or in hybrid arrangements, the workplace can be a positive force in our daily lives. A healthy work environment enhances wellbeing and creates an atmosphere where people can thrive and flourish. A workplace that embraces empowerment gives people a voice, increases engagement, and leads to greater trust and creativity. Motivated by a shared vision with purpose and core values, workers feel comfortable, accepted, and free to express themselves. This contributes to a healthy and productive environment where people feel confident, in control, and participate in decisions aligned with their personal and professional goals. It is a win-win situation with positive outcomes that leads to job satisfaction, decrease in workplace violence and a productive workforce. As lifelong learners, empowered persons continue to grow and develop new skills. You can become empowered in the workplace by building connections, sharing your voice, uplifting others and celebrating success. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action Practice is to reflect on how well you work with others. Do you hold unconscious biases that inhibit wholesome connections? What are the orgins of these beliefs? What has been the outcome for yourself and others. Be aware of how you treat others.  In the workplace, do you operate with integrity and pure intentions?  Do you celebrate your success, the success of others and the team? Take positive steps to change and see where it takes you. Share your insights and observations: Email jean72farish@yahoo.com Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Good Fit and Honorable Success.

  7. Jun 4

    THE POWER OF TRUE FORGIVENESS

    How can we forgive? What does it look like? What does it feel like? We all have experienced hurt and pain. It may be difficult to forgive. Forgiveness is a spiritual practice and conscious choice to let go of the burdens of anger and resentment toward yourself and  those who have harmed you. Forgiveness is beyond just the verbal expression, "I Forgive You". It is a wholehearted feeling of resolve. Freedom is inherent in the power of true forgiveness. Oftentimes, when we think we are finished, we find ourselves dredging up old stories, swinging back and forth, and ruminating over past wrongs. Spiraling out of control with a surge of negative emotions, it becomes apparent that we are not done with it. Obsession with the past inhibits creating a better life. Whether it is holding on to past grudges, feelings of betrayal and anger, it is time to lay the burden down. Learn from the past and become resilient.  True forgiveness is a genuine opportunity to reclaim our personal power. Break with the old and create from a renewed spirit and loving heart. The act of forgiveness is reclaiming our personal power. Find rest, peace and joy with true forgiveness that can be attained with deliberate conscious action, a compassionate heart, reflecting love and spiritual evolution. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action Practice is to reflect on experiences when you betrayed yourself. Do you replay these experiences over and over condemning yourself with regret? The more you repeat these occurences the more stuck you become. Take time to forgive yourself and intervene with positive thoughts and feelings about yourself. Next, reflect on an experience when you were betrayed by a family member, friend or coworker.  What did you learn about yourself?  Perhaps the need for acceptance or approval and to fit in  reinforced this connection.  Were there behaviors in yourself or others that you overlooked? Did you fail to pay attention to your gut feelings? Are you stuck in anger and remorse? Free yourself and open space for positive connections and a healthy relationship with yourself. Email you insights and observations: jean72farish@yahoo.com Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Self-Talk and Self-Cleanse.

  8. May 28

    WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO TRULY DWELL IN LOVE?

    "In order to profit by this path and ascend to the dwelling places we desire, the important thing is not to think much, but to love much - St. Teresa of Avila "You will find when you look upon your life, that the moments when you really lived are the moments when you've done things in the spirit of love" -Henry Drummond Am I dwelling in love? Love is our natural state of being and sanctuary of truth, peace and freedom. When we dwell in the consciousness of love, we shed fear that makes us feel unworthy, anxious and stressed. When we are loving, we have better relationships with ourselves and others. Love is more than just an endearing word used casually with the assumption that it is understood. Love is a selfless choice that inspires us to be our best selves. Whether grand or subtle, our expressions of love are unique to each of us. Our desires, longings, and yearnings point us back to our innermost desire to love and be loved.  To dwell in love is to overcome fear.  love is action and essential to our overall wellbeing. Dr. Jean Marie shares the Wholistic Model of Love including nine ingredients in the Recipe of Love: Patience, kindness, humility, courtesy, generosity, unselfishness, guilelessness, good temper and sincerity adopted from Henry Drummond's analysis and Spectrum of Love. These ingredients reflect your divine self and natural state of being. As we practice and embody love in our daily lives, we overcome fear. How we feel about ourselves impact all aspects of our lives. Through awareness and practice, love enriches all key areas of our lives including: Spirituality, personal development, health and fitness, family, romance, business/career, finance and social. Devotion, dedication and committment to love opens our hearts and attract the love we desire. Be grateful for each breath of life, and the endless opportunties to reflect love. When in doubt, worry and fear, retreat to your natural dwelling place of love. We dwell in love by becoming self-aware, opening to love, practicing moment by moment, loving ourselves and others, and witnessing the ripple effect of positive change. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Our Love In Action Practice is to examine stories you are telling yourself about love and beliefs you hold. Next, reflect on what has been your most endearing experience feeling loved? What were the qualities of the person? Begin to write your New Love Story with fresh perspectives discarding outworn beliefs and feelings of unworthiness. Write an endearing Love Letter to yourself.   Feel free to share your insights and experiences. Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com  Access Dr. Jean Marie's seminal books: Living in the Spirit of Love: Our Natural State of Being, Love Mastery Devotion Journal: Weekly 21-Day Journal Prompts and Affirmations, and My Love Journal  for children available in English and Spanish Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Love and My Love Letter.

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Love Light inspires you to cultivate a lifestyle of living in the spirit of love, based on the premise of wholehearted connections through worthiness. Disempowering fear-based conditioning compels masses of people to live in the shadow of fear compounded with thoughts and feelings of not being good enough, undeserving and unworthy. Our thoughts and feelings about love affect all area of our lives. We are worthy and an empowered self is a loving self. My personal mission of altruistic and heart-centered living is grounded in the power of love to become authentic, overcome unworthiness, and transform our lives. You will gain a new perspective on the meaning of love, engage in authentic expressions of love and strengthen and embody the practice of love for yourself and others in your daily life. Our guests are an integral part of our show, and share their expertise, gifts and resources, Fridays at 9 AM Pacific on VoiceAmerica Empowerment.

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