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Take inventory of ourselves to discover any way in which we have hurt, disappointed or abused anyone by our religious beliefs.
Instruction: Go beyond religious abuse.
Set Your Course: Daily Lessons into Spirituality is a podcast about recovering from religious hurt. Each brief episode includes a specific instruction and assignment to give listeners a path to spiritual freedom and help them connect to their soul and inner spirit. Not only does it provide healing from past religious abuse, but also abuse of any form, and beyond that, it provides a path towards taking solid control of one’s spiritual and religious journey.
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