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Spring/Summer 2021 | A conversation with Erin Toppenberg
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Erin Toppenberg’s mission is to connect more and more in the heart. She is heavily involved in many charities and organizations, all of which have one common goal and purpose; expanding consciousness and compassion in the world. Erin is the co-founder/director of The Waterbearers, a women-led, nonprofit providing clean water access for others around the world.
Erin actively serves on the board of directors for All You Need is Love Foundation, empowering Burmese migrants living in Thailand through education. She has participated in many sessions at the United Nations Commission on the status of women and children as a delegate with Pathways to Peace, a peace messenger organization. Erin is a Naam Yoga Instructor/Universal Kabbalist and a certified HeartMath trainer.
In this episode, Erin shares more about the science behind HeartMath, how she was inspired by the simplicity of the program and became a certified HeartMath trainer, the healing power of heart coherence and how her work led her to co-found a clean water nonprofit. Erin believes that when you become centered in your heart, you can bring in profound healing, compassion, kindness and growth.
Other topics we chat about include:
- The healing power of the heart
- Compassionate latitude
- What does it mean to be coherent
- Being guided by the heart
- Science behind the HeartMath Institute
- Co-founding a women-led non-profit
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