EPISODE · Jun 13, 2023 · 45 MIN
Embrace Abundance and Reclaim Money’s Feminine Force with Cindy James
from Design Your Life, Your Way - Empowering Women Over 50 to Live Life On Purpose
Do you desire to embody abundance and harness the nurturing power of money? Are you ready to restore the feminine energy into your financial life? Look no further, as our guest Cindy James will provide the solution to achieve this desired state. Show Notes | Transcript "Money is just a way that we can concretize the power of loving in some rudimentary way." - Cindy James At the tender age of seven, Cindy James discovered the power of song and its ability to bring her immense joy. This early experience sparked a lifelong curiosity about spirituality and the divine. Fast forward to her adult life, Cindy became a successful trial lawyer. However, when faced with the heart-wrenching decision to abort her child due to a potential medical issue, she opted to trust her intuition and bring the baby to term. Miraculously, her baby was born healthy, and this event inspired Cindy to dedicate herself to understanding miracles and the hidden laws of the universe. Now, Cindy is the self-proclaimed Empress of Infinite Supply and Radiant Love of the Galactic Council, embracing her divine gifts and encouraging others to do the same. In this episode, you will be able to: Cultivate a deeper awareness of the present moment to enhance your life and career. Discover the power of genuine connection and authenticity for business success. Learn effective self-care strategies to maintain balance and well-being as an entrepreneur or professional. Uncover the impact forgiveness has on your financial mindset and decision-making. Explore the concept of money as a feminine force and how to embrace its nurturing qualities. Related Live. Love. Engage. episodes you may enjoy: How Love and Money Connect with Kim Curtis Tapping for Money Mindset Blocks with Erin Newman Deservingness and Money with Tasha Chen Resources: Connect with Cindy here FYI: Cindy closed her Facebook group as of May, 2023. Download the Prosper Plus app here Join the Soulful Women's Network here Send me a message here ☕ Support the podcast here ❤ Love this episode? Leave us a review and rating here Connect with Gloria: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter TRANSCRIPT Gloria Grace Rand Namaste. Oh, I'm so glad to be with you for another episode. And I know you're in for a treat today. I can just feel it. I've just been chatting with our guest today, and I know it's going to be awesome. So let me, without further ado, introduce you to Cindy James. She helps deeply caring people get unshakable confidence in themselves so that they can attract and master gobs of money and oodles of power without compromise and with the full support of the divine forces of creation. She's a former top corporate litigation attorney, but now she says that she is a practitioner of universal law as opposed to man-made law. And I love that. So first off, I want to just welcome you, Cindy, to live, love, engage. Cindy James Thank you, Gloria. It is truly a privilege and an honor to be in this present moment with you and with everyone who is receiving this. Gloria Grace Rand Well. I'm so intrigued by… I love meeting people, especially people who have sort of gone through a journey. And it looks like you have certainly been on a journey, having one lifetime, shall we say, as a corporate litigator. And now you're doing more energy healing work. You're also a podcaster, which I did not mention, but also you have your own podcast, and maybe we could chat about that a little bit later as well. But really being in this more of an energetic, spiritual type of type of space. So, I would love it if you would share with our listeners and also those watching on YouTube a little bit about that journey. What kind of led you to make that shift? Cindy James I love talking about this. Thank you, Gloria. I remember being about seven years old and Godspell had just come out and my dad sung in the choir. I was born and raised Catholic, and I still feel that I'm Catholic. It's like it means universal. I'd be like Catholic girl. And I loved it was a progressive mass and it was guitar songs. And then Godspell came out. And then I heard “Day by Day” and right now I say I'm having a crown chasm. Like, when the energy is really big, I get all this tingles and it comes through and it just like so big right now. I love that I can talk like that with someone like you and with your listeners because I know they're very high vibrational, meaning just really deeply caring, open people. And so I started singing Day by Day to myself, and I felt amazing. And I had two younger brothers. My younger sister was a baby, so she didn't play in the neighborhood. And I just played with a lot of boys. And I mean, classic female role. I was the one sweeping up the fort or the treehouse or whatever it was. I still do like that. I inhabit my feminine ability to create space. And I remember sweeping the treehouse in our friend's backyard and singing Day by Day over and over again. And I think I got into some sort of ecstatic trance. A seven-year-old didn't know that. And I was like, this feels amazing. And I called my brothers and their friends. I'm like, come here, come here. I got a great new game. And I said, okay, this is how you do it. You just sing like the chorus of Day by Day, Dear Lord, three things I pray. And after, like, two or three rounds of it, my younger brother Stephen, who has since skedaddled to the other side because I don't believe in death, it's just a change in state. He goes like, this game is stupid. It's not fun. Hit the ball, or something like that. And I was, how are they not feeling this immense pleasure and freedom and joy? And so that's like little Cindy-Lou Who. And I loved singing to Mary in the May procession. And I loved Confirmation. Like, we are the light of the world. Yes. Like, what? I can receive the Holy Spirit and be able to talk to people and be a messenger of God in my maturity of love and light. I'm like I was so much about that, and my experience of the Catholicism was lovely, and it was also not lovely. And I think the Catholics, this is my demographic, but we have such longing, and then we just kill it. We're so close, and then it's dead. It's like it's like, you are the light of the world, but don't you get too full of yourself. God is real. But we have to worry. Faith. We worry. We worry. Worry means love. So that was always in my upbringing. I was blessed by God with a super great intellect. So I was top of my class and everything, and that's just the way it was, and including in law school and law review. And I was wined and dined by the big firms in Philadelphia, which is where I lived at the time. And I chose a firm that I thought, like, had a soul, because I was still always longing to know what is God? What are miracles? What is happiness, what is healing? And that's the kind of stuff I occupied my mind and my entertainment with. Movies about life after death, all that kind of stuff. And then when I became pregnant with my fourth of four children, it was the result of an energy healing, a free energy healing at my chiropractor's office. They're dear friends. I've now facilitated birthing and God children to them. And I was told that that baby was going to die in utero, that I should abort the baby at 22 weeks. And it was the only morally responsible thing to do. And Mother Bear, I'm wiping the jelly off my belly with this high risk perinataologist, and I'm saying, what is the medical opinion? I said, Am I in danger by bringing this baby to term? And he said no. But the only rational yeah, save your moral opinions for your people. And then it was going to Children's Hospital Philadelphia every week. It was ultrasounds, it was blood tests. And my now ex-husband, but my husband at the time was just asking, is there any way this can be a mistake? No. Major organ malformation and when he was born, put on antibiotics right away and at three days went down to Children's Hospital for major surgery. They said if he was to survive, he would need major organ reconstruction. And, I mean, my milk has just come in. I'm feverish. It's my fourth baby, so it's like a bloody massacre. I talk like this still and doing tests that still I think I need some healing about watching this baby go through. And this doctor came out and he said, I remember with a Russian accent, why is this baby here? And in tears. I mean, I'm crying in a wheelchair trying to nurse him. And I just said all of the things and he said, your baby's perfectly healthy. Take him home. And I decided at that moment that every gift that I was given of intellect, of speech, of research, of strength, of chutzpah, character, of rebellious and dignified and mother bear was going to be channeled in my free time to learning about how miracles really happen. And one of the lineages that I'm a practitioner of is pranic healing. And I love this quote. It goes something like this. Miracles are not fantastical events that operate outside the laws of nature. They utilize the hidden laws most people are unaware of. Isn't that beautiful? So there it is, like universal lawyer, practical lawyer. I'm grateful for that training every day. I always say there's a cast of characters that a jury and a judge needed to debate about. Gloria Grace Rand Yeah. Cindy James I recently listened to your True North podcast and I felt that so deeply in my soul and resonated on so many levels. And it's beautiful to have the opportunity to come to True North, which is how it is to live the most healthy, happy, harmonious, joyful life plus and then share that with others. To enjoy life and share it. That's just like the only game in town. And I do believe it's what's going to bring us. I mean, if the hope for humanity is that. It’s dissolving unnecessary suffering and these hidden laws which are just always there, whether you believe in it or not, and move forward....
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