Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility

This Podcast is all about you finding your interpiece with yourself when it comes comes to the mistakes that you've made in your past. You make in peace with yourself when it comes to your disabilities, flaws and imperfections. You no longer being defined by what other people say, and think about you. You're not basing yourself on what other peoples opinions are. Nor are you basing yourself on what everybody else look like, or what someone else has. Nor are you worried about what other people are doing in their lives. You are only focusing on yourself. How to be in a world full of chaos, and still keep your sanity, peace, is your peace, quiet, and tranquility? It's also about helping people to rebuild their self esteem, selfworth, self value, self confidence confidence, and believe in yourself even when no one else does. It's also about your consciousness and subconsciousness. You opening your third eye, spiritual growth, awakening, and awareness. This podcast is pretty much about your

Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility is a religion podcast hosted by Goddess Asha Mariama, with 103 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Goddess Asha Mariama hosts Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility, a religion show with 103 episodes published.

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  Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility

  Episode 103 - Finding Your Spiritually Identity Through Healing and Reflecting.

  Sep 14, 202640 min

  In this episode, I talk about how to go about finding your spiritual identity through healing and self reflection. The one thing I’ve learned through this journey of my healing recovery spiritually is that I have been about things completely wrong when it comes to being a person of God. This isn’t about the identity or title of whatever your religion is, it’s about being able to practice what you preach when it comes to your actions and behavior when it comes to that religion. There are a lot of people that claim that they are different types of religions, but they do not practice what they preach. There are a lot of pastors, preachers, and priest that are not practicing what they preach. for me, it took my medical situation to happen for me to really understand my spiritual healing and recovery. And self reflecting, while I was alone by myself with no one. By being alone, I was able to find my spiritual identity, which led me to finding out who I am as a person. It wasn’t an easy journey, but it was worth it because I discovered so many things about myself through spirituality that I did not know about myself. So I hope this episode helps some of you were going through spiritual identity, crisis, or spiritual warfare find your spiritual identity as far as who you truly are, and what your purpose, journey, path, and what it is that you’re meant to do on this earth. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/finding-your-inner-peace-and-tranquility--5271234/support .

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  Episode 100- My Conversation with Jobert E. Abueva about The Janus Plan: Beating the Procrastination Trap.

  Sep 13, 20261h 19mS1

  In this episode, I had a conversation with Jobert E. Abueva about The Janus Plan: Beating the Procrastination Trap. We spoke about procrastination traps that keep people from reaching their goals, moving on from negative situations, overcoming low self-esteem, self-love, self-respect, self-worth, self-value, self-confidence, and believing in yourself when no one else does, and lowering yourselves to build other people up. When many people think about procrastination, they think about people who are lazy and have no inspiration. He breaks down the Janus Plan when it comes to beating the procrastination traps that are keeping you from reaching your goals and the path, purpose, and journey that you are meant to be on. He spoke on mindful cleansing & global rituals when it comes to detoxing the mind from the past and things that are keeping you stagnant, stuff, and procrastination. We spoke on why people's New Year's resolutions are broken by February. How to go about overcoming fear and insecurities that keep you procrastinating and quitting? How can our relationship with our parents be the cause of not doing the things that you can actually do, due to making you feel less than what you are, and breaking your self-esteem and self-worth? A little about Jobert E. Abueva: he is an MBA, TEDx speaker ("Beyond Resolutions: The Art of Beginning with Intention"), and award-winning author whose work has appeared in The New York Times and The Philadelphia Inquirer. Jobert is warm, articulate, and deeply relatable. Instead, he developed a flexible, 6-step framework—inspired by Janus, the two-faced Roman god of thresholds and transitions—to help people reflect on the past, clear mental and physical clutter, and build sustainable life momentum without punitive pressure.This was a great conversation, and hopefully there will be a second conversation coming soon. I hope you guys enjoy the episode. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/finding-your-inner-peace-and-tranquility--5271234/support .

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  Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility

  Episode 101 - Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility Through Spiritual Healing and Recovery.

  Sep 1, 202645 min

  In this episode, I talk about finding your inner peace and tranquility through your healing and recovery through the spiritual warfare that you are facing every day as a person of God or whatever your spirituality and religion is. It is not easy being a child of the higher power, and trying to do the right thing every day, without some type of distractions, pain, suffering, trauma, destruction, and chaos that go on that makes you feel like the higher power is not with you through these journeys that you’re facing. I wanted to talk about what I have been going through when it comes to my own spiritual warfare when it comes to my health and wellness internally and externally. I’ve been going through some health issues and I’m realizing that my mind and my body are just not connecting when it comes to what is best for me. And how I have to build a trust between my mind and my body and all aspects when it comes to healing and recovery? And the one thing about spiritual warfare is that there’s no winning when it comes to negativity. And that is something that I had to face. Which is why I don’t deal with negativity at this point as of now. I accept things for what they are, and not what I want them to be. I don’t worry about rejection of whether somebody except or chooses me anymore. I just live my life based on the path, journey, and purpose that I am meant to be on. And I walked to the beat of my own drum versus someone else’s drum. And I hope this podcast episode gives you inspiration on why you should walk on your own spiritual journey with a higher power leading, guiding, insisting you to become the person that it feels you need to be. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/finding-your-inner-peace-and-tranquility--5271234/support .

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  Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility

  Episode 98-2-2- Part One of My Pre-conversation with Vincent Van den Broeck about His Adversity From a Near-Fatal Scooter Accident.

  Aug 23, 202655 min

  In this episode, it is part 1 of part 2 of the conversation I had with Vincent Van den Broec, where we continued our discussions about the near-fatal scooter accident that could have unalived him and could have left him paralyzed. The Zoom recording was divided into 2 parts. We talked about how he overcame his diagnosis through determination, drive, dedication, and the will not to let what the doctors told him make him feel sorry for himself. We talked about how we self-sabotage ourselves by believing what others say negatively. We talked about the importance of the connection between the mind, body, and spirit as far as how we deal with pain, trauma, and suffering. We talked about how he could have given up and instead chose to fight his diagnosis, his wives, and his loved ones' support. We talked about how we can program the body to be on the same page as your mind as far as what it wants it to do. How the mind and body are not on the same page, how we are impacted and affected by our decisions, choices, actions, and behavior, and the consequences, repercussions, and karma that come with them. How he spent three weeks in a coma, had part of his skull removed, and had to relearn how to walk and talk from scratch. We also talk faith and second chances at life, and not waste your second chance at life. The psychological reality of that recovery, and what it did to his family watching from the outside, is raw in a way that will hit your listeners hard. What is important about his story is the fact that he doesn't believe trauma changed him. He believes it tested what was already there. Resilience isn't something you find in the dark, he says. You build it long before you need it. He is currently writing a book about his journey of adversity, healing, and recovery. It was a great and powerful conversation that made me have to post this conversation of faith, adversity, resilience, drive, and belief that led him to a full recovery. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/finding-your-inner-peace-and-tranquility--5271234/support .

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  Finding Your Inner Peace And Tranquility

  Episode 98-1- Part One of My Pre-conversation with Vincent Van den Broeck about His Adversity From a Near-Fatal Scooter Accident.

  Aug 23, 202655 min

  In this episode, it is part 1 of part 1 of the conversation I had with Vincent Van den Broec, where we continued our discussions about the near-fatal scooter accident that could have unalived him and could have left him paralyzed. The Zoom recording was divided into 2 parts. We talked about how he overcame his diagnosis through determination, drive, dedication, and the will not to let what the doctors told him make him feel sorry for himself. We talked about how we self-sabotage ourselves by believing what others say negatively. We talked about the importance of the connection between the mind, body, and spirit as far as how we deal with pain, trauma, and suffering. We talked about how he could have given up and instead chose to fight his diagnosis, his wives, and his loved ones' support. We talked about how we can program the body to be on the same page as your mind as far as what it wants it to do. How the mind and body are not on the same page, how we are impacted and affected by our decisions, choices, actions, and behavior, and the consequences, repercussions, and karma that come with them. How he spent three weeks in a coma, had part of his skull removed, and had to relearn how to walk and talk from scratch. We also talk faith and second chances at life, and not waste your second chance at life. The psychological reality of that recovery, and what it did to his family watching from the outside, is raw in a way that will hit your listeners hard. What is important about his story is the fact that he doesn't believe trauma changed him. He believes it tested what was already there. Resilience isn't something you find in the dark, he says. You build it long before you need it. He is currently writing a book about his journey of adversity, healing, and recovery. It was a great and powerful conversation that made me have to post this conversation of faith, adversity, resilience, drive, and belief that led him to a full recovery. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/finding-your-inner-peace-and-tranquility--5271234/support .

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