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Celeste Frazier

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From Anxiety To Love with A Course in Miracles

What's the value?

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Today we have a very special guest, Reverend Celeste Frazier, who will be introducing us to the Black Madonna, our Divine Mother. The Black Madonna is a force and cannot be contained to one identity. She is Mother Mary, Mary Magdalene, Mother Earth, the ancient Egyptian Goddess Isis and more. The Black Madonna is the energy behind every page of A Course in Miracles. Reverend Celeste is an inspirational speaker, teacher, healer, counselor, podcaster of Mystic Magic, and author of multiple books. Her latest book is called, “Common Miracles, Frequent Illusions.” You can connect with Reverend Celeste at: https://celestefrazier.com/ DISCLAIMER: This show is for educational purposes only and is not to be construed as medical or mental health advice or treatment. Please consult with your doctor or licensed mental health professional to discuss your healthcare concerns and treatment. Find all of the resources we talk about on the show notes page. Visit: https://fromanxietytolove.com/33 Follow Corinne: Facebook Instagram Pinterest

Today we have a very special guest, Reverend Celeste Frazier, who will be introducing us to the Black Madonna, our Divine Mother. The Black Madonna is a force and cannot be contained to one identity. She is Mother Mary, Mary Magdalene, Mother Earth, the ancient Egyptian Goddess Isis and more. The Black Madonna is the energy behind every page of A Course in Miracles. Reverend Celeste is an inspirational speaker, teacher, healer, counselor, podcaster of Mystic Magic, and author of multiple books. Her latest book is called, “Common Miracles, Frequent Illusions.” You can connect with Reverend Celeste at: <a href="https://celestefrazier.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://celestefrazier.com/</a> DISCLAIMER: This show is for educational purposes only and is not to be construed as medical or mental health advice or treatment. Please consult with your doctor or licensed mental health professional to discuss your healthcare concerns and treatment. Find all of the resources we talk about on the show notes page. Visit: <a href="https://fromanxietytolove.com/33" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://fromanxietytolove.com/33</a> Follow Corinne: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/czupko.acim" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/corinnezupko/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/corinnezupko/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pinterest</a>

33: The Black Madonna with Rev. Celeste Frazier

Reverend Celeste is an ordained Religious Science minister, an author of books ("Divine Work Play" and “In Spirit, In Love”), articles, and screenplays, a podcast host, and a speaker. Celeste started the episode by stating Love as her most important value. I write it as big "L" Love because her definition of love is kind of all encompassing. It is God, our spirit, our life force, our joy, our motivations-- all of it. As she put it, "Love has no opposite, it is the absolute power." It is our desire to give and to receive, it is what makes nature and the universe function.   I found these words beautiful and moving, but at the start of the conversation I struggled to understand them in logical, practical terms. As we acknowledged during the show, part of that struggle was because I was trying to understand a deeply spiritual topic in a very logical, mechanical way. And sometimes words just can't do these concepts justice. But I don't think that was the full disconnect. This was just one of those episodes where it took some time to really understand Celeste's perspective. At some points there might have even seemed to be a bit of frustration as I was trying to probe and prod to find the logical thread of the value of "Love" and its real world implications.  But as Celeste continued to work through it all with me, I think we came to an understanding at the end.  At times, Celeste spoke of this "utopia" that would exist if we all embraced Love the way she was suggesting. I wanted to understand what that looked like and exactly how Love can create a perfect world. I wanted to know the practical application in our daily lives so that we can achieve the highest level of living. It took me a while to get there, but eventually I heard her as she stated (maybe ironically) this utopia is actually not perfect. It is still full of conflict, pain, and struggle. What makes it a utopia is that when we do get it wrong and suffering is caused; we have the ability to access that Love, recognize our mistake, and try to be better.   As I often say, I really hope she is right in that view. That would be a beautiful world. There is a part of me that fears there is still too much subjectivity in "right vs wrong" and "better and worse" that will never allow us to reach that utopia, but I sincerely hope I am wrong.

Reverend Celeste is an ordained Religious Science minister, an author of books ("Divine Work Play" and “In Spirit, In Love”), articles, and screenplays, a podcast host, and a speaker. Celeste started the episode by stating Love as her most important value. I write it as big "L" Love because her definition of love is kind of all encompassing. It is God, our spirit, our life force, our joy, our motivations-- all of it. As she put it, "Love has no opposite, it is the absolute power." It is our desire to give and to receive, it is what makes nature and the universe function.  I found these words beautiful and moving, but at the start of the conversation I struggled to understand them in logical, practical terms. As we acknowledged during the show, part of that struggle was because I was trying to understand a deeply spiritual topic in a very logical, mechanical way. And sometimes words just can't do these concepts justice. But I don't think that was the full disconnect. This was just one of those episodes where it took some time to really understand Celeste's perspective. At some points there might have even seemed to be a bit of frustration as I was trying to probe and prod to find the logical thread of the value of "Love" and its real world implications. But as Celeste continued to work through it all with me, I think we came to an understanding at the end.  At times, Celeste spoke of this "utopia" that would exist if we all embraced Love the way she was suggesting. I wanted to understand what that looked like and exactly how Love can create a perfect world. I wanted to know the practical application in our daily lives so that we can achieve the highest level of living. It took me a while to get there, but eventually I heard her as she stated (maybe ironically) this utopia is actually not perfect. It is still full of conflict, pain, and struggle. What makes it a utopia is that when we do get it wrong and suffering is caused; we have the ability to access that Love, recognize our mistake, and try to be better.  As I often say, I really hope she is right in that view. That would be a beautiful world. There is a part of me that fears there is still too much subjectivity in "right vs wrong" and "better and worse" that will never allow us to reach that utopia, but I sincerely hope I am wrong.

"Love" - Celeste Frazier

The Rev. Celeste Frazier is interviewed about the Celebrating Our Soul Conference at Unity Village. This conference focuses on New Thought people of African descent. The healing, transformation and empowerment of people of people of African descent via the New Thought message is discussed.Find out more about Rev Celeste Frazier Join Rev Gaylon McDowell on Facebook and Instagram @gaylonmcdowell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Rev. Celeste Frazier is interviewed about the Celebrating Our Soul Conference at Unity Village. This conference focuses on New Thought people of African descent. The healing, transformation and empowerment of people of people of African descent via the New Thought message is discussed.Find out more about <a href="https://celestefrazier.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rev Celeste Frazier </a>Join Rev Gaylon McDowell on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TruthTransformsWithRevGaylonMcDowell" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> and Instagram @gaylonmcdowell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>