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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2024 · 40 MIN

# 226 Every Breath is Precious: Dying Taught Me How to Live

from Interviews with Innocence · host Marla Hughes

Introduction In this transformative episode of "Interviews With Innocence", host Marla explores the profound journey of Lesley Joan Lupo. Lesley's life and work provide deep insights into spirituality, consciousness, and intuitive healing. Episode Highlights Early Life and Education Lesley Joan Lupo was born in Chicago and grew up in a vibrant, close-knit family. She pursued higher education in Albuquerque, NM, earning degrees in Psychology and Studio Art. Alongside her academic endeavors, Lesley reawakened her intuitive awareness, influenced by diverse spiritual teachers, including Native American Medicine people, a West African Shaman, and a Wiccan High Priestess. Near-Death Experience A life-changing near-death experience (NDE) occurred when Lesley was nearly killed by a stampede of horses. This event profoundly impacted her, inspiring her to write "Remember, Every Breath is Precious". The book offers unique insights into the afterlife and encourages readers to understand the enduring reality of their souls. It has been endorsed by prominent figures in the field of consciousness studies. Professional Path Lesley has spent over two decades as a highly sought-after Intuitive Therapist at Canyon Ranch Resort in Arizona, where she also served as the Spiritual Programs Coordinator. Her expertise includes NLP therapy and Reiki mastery, helping clients from various walks of life achieve spiritual growth and transformation. Teaching and Workshops Lesley conducts workshops on improving relationships and cultivating self-worth. Her workshop, "Light Your Path — Cultivate a Life of Self-Worth", is highly popular and will soon include a workbook and companion e-course. Lesley also serves on the Steering Committee of the Tucson IANDS and is the Vice-Chairman of the Spirituality Leadership Council for Eternea. She guest lectures at the University of Arizona, sharing her knowledge on the psychology of religion and spirituality. Personal Interests Beyond her professional life, Lesley enjoys creating mosaics and jewelry, meditation, beekeeping, and organic gardening. She practices "detachment" by supporting her favorite Chicago sports teams. Lesley currently resides in Tucson, AZ, continuing her work through her private practice, Light the Path. Conclusion Tune in to this episode of "Interviews With Innocence" to hear Lesley Joan Lupo's inspiring story and gain insights into the spiritual realm, the power of intuitive therapies, and the continuity of consciousness. Lesley's experiences and teachings offer a unique perspective on the journey of the soul.

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