The Wisdom of Jacob's Ladder
Are you struggling to find light in darkness? Are you wondering is this all there is to life? If so, you have been drawn to the right place. Jacob Cooper hosts The Wisdom of Jacob’s Ladder, a podcast for anyone seeking support and growth for all areas of mind, body, and spirit.
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Beyond the Cushion: Mindfulness, Social Justice, and Finding Peace with Oneika Mays | The Wisdom of Jacob’s Ladder EP117 (opens the original)
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What happens when we strip away the pristine, idealized image of meditation and bring it into the places where human suffering is most acute? In this episode of The Wisdom of Jacob's Ladder, Jacob sits down with mindfulness teacher and author Oneika Mays to discuss her transformative new book, "Sit With Me". Oneika shares her deeply moving personal story of navigating life-altering tragedy and how her path led her to teach lovingkindness (metta) inside Rikers Island Correctional Facility. Togeth
The Intuitive in You with Emmy Vadnais | The Wisdom of Jacob’s Ladder EP116 (opens the original)
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Please join us as we welcome Emmy Vadnais! Emmy is a gifted author, healer, and intuitive who also co-hosts the renowned show "New Thinking Allowed." In this episode, Emmy shares insights, tools, and perspectives on spirit empowerment and intuitive development. Emmy Vadnais, OTR/L, is a licensed occupational therapist, intuitive healer and coach, spiritual guide, teacher, consultant, and writer. Emmy is CoHost and CoProducer of the New Thinking Allowed YouTube Channel with Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD
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