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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 45 MIN

Episode 2: Spirit, Soul & Body: What Disintegration Looks Like

from The Veil Within · host Justin Stockman & Blake Healy

In this episode of The Veil Within, Blake Healy and Justin Stockman continue the conversation around spirit, soul, and body by exploring what disintegration looks like in real life.Through personal stories of anxiety, depression, numbness, leadership pain, forgiveness, and comfort, they unpack how parts of us can become disconnected and how the presence of God brings us back into wholeness.This episode invites you to slow down, listen to the places within that may have gone quiet, and allow the Holy Spirit to bring comfort, healing, and integration.In this episode, we talk about:• What disintegration can look like in spirit, soul, and body• How anxiety can trap us in cycles that have no real exit• Why pain can be a gift that tells us something needs attention• How numbness can protect us for a season but keep us disconnected long-term• The importance of mourning, forgiveness, repentance, and comfort• Why declaration without honesty can lead to deeper disconnection• How the Holy Spirit meets us in the places we have shut downThe Veil Within explores the intersection of spiritual reality, emotional health, and human wholeness.Hosted by Blake Healy and Justin Stockman.

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