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289: LDSP CLASSIC! Feminine Visions, Divine Love, and Differentiation with Fiona Givens
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Happy holidays Latter Day Struggles listeners! For the next four episodes you will enjoy a few "Classic" episodes that have received some of the highest number of downloads and waves of feedback that these are among some of the most impactful episodes for many listeners.
Also, as a way to share my love and gratitude for all of you during this holiday season, the classic episodes dropped on Fridays 12/27/24 and 1/3/25 will be open to ALL listeners!
Thank you for your support as your subscriptions make this podcast possible and sustainable in the long run.
Todayâs âClassicâ is episode 125:
Show notes:
Join Valerie and guest Fiona Givens as together they discuss a true prophetess and mystic, Julian of Norwich.
Father Richard Rohr has often called Julian his "favorite mystic" and Fiona attributes this woman as one of the most personally influential to her in the development of her own whole and holy theology of the divine. If these two recommendations aren't enough for you...then I don't know what to say!
A few highlights of this episode:
- **Julian's âshowingsâ really shine a light on Godâs inability to be angry with us for our humanness
- **Our current struggles with the nature of God in some brings up pain, anxiety, religious scrupulosity, and defection from the church
- **Our misunderstandings of the nature of God brings up generational trauma to the extent that we perpetuate a God concept that estranges us from Julian's God of infinite love
- **According to Julian's visions, sin is âno thingâ in Godâs eyes. Our missteps are the education that endears us to God
- **As a committed Catholic, Julian too struggles with heavenly visions that did not align with the teachings of her âholy churchâ and she [as do we] does the work of differentiating her churchâs imperfections with her personal revelations, choosing to align with the truth that was revealed to her directly from itâs source
Book referenced in this episode:
- Julian of Norwich: The Showings: Uncovering the Face of the Feminine in Revelations of Divine Love, by Mirabai Starr
- The God Who Weeps: How Mormonism Makes Sense of Life, by Terry and Fiona Givens
https://valeriehamaker.com/one-one-consultations/
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Manage episode 457119964 series 3454787
Happy holidays Latter Day Struggles listeners! For the next four episodes you will enjoy a few "Classic" episodes that have received some of the highest number of downloads and waves of feedback that these are among some of the most impactful episodes for many listeners.
Also, as a way to share my love and gratitude for all of you during this holiday season, the classic episodes dropped on Fridays 12/27/24 and 1/3/25 will be open to ALL listeners!
Thank you for your support as your subscriptions make this podcast possible and sustainable in the long run.
Todayâs âClassicâ is episode 125:
Show notes:
Join Valerie and guest Fiona Givens as together they discuss a true prophetess and mystic, Julian of Norwich.
Father Richard Rohr has often called Julian his "favorite mystic" and Fiona attributes this woman as one of the most personally influential to her in the development of her own whole and holy theology of the divine. If these two recommendations aren't enough for you...then I don't know what to say!
A few highlights of this episode:
- **Julian's âshowingsâ really shine a light on Godâs inability to be angry with us for our humanness
- **Our current struggles with the nature of God in some brings up pain, anxiety, religious scrupulosity, and defection from the church
- **Our misunderstandings of the nature of God brings up generational trauma to the extent that we perpetuate a God concept that estranges us from Julian's God of infinite love
- **According to Julian's visions, sin is âno thingâ in Godâs eyes. Our missteps are the education that endears us to God
- **As a committed Catholic, Julian too struggles with heavenly visions that did not align with the teachings of her âholy churchâ and she [as do we] does the work of differentiating her churchâs imperfections with her personal revelations, choosing to align with the truth that was revealed to her directly from itâs source
Book referenced in this episode:
- Julian of Norwich: The Showings: Uncovering the Face of the Feminine in Revelations of Divine Love, by Mirabai Starr
- The God Who Weeps: How Mormonism Makes Sense of Life, by Terry and Fiona Givens
https://valeriehamaker.com/one-one-consultations/
Become a Monday & Friday Listener:
Annual Friday Episode Full Access only $89/year
Monthly Friday Episode Full Access: $9.99/month
Visit Our Website: https://valeriehamaker.com/
Want to support Valerie & Nathan?
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