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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2020 · 22 MIN

Keeping Hope Alive

from Get Off Your Affirmation! · host Leona Evans

Hope is one of the abilities or spiritual gifts inherent in the human spirit. It's not just a behavior that comes and goes without our permission. It is a state of mind that forms the foundation for the way we see life and what is possible and what is not possible for us. Hope is a quality we need to cultivate and keep at the forefront of our consciousness because with our hope we can find the strength to overcome adversity and to see the light which seems to be buried by darkness. Hope is our link between what is happening and what is possible. In this episode Leona and Matthew share quotes from great thinkers to help us gain deeper insights about this gift of hope and find more ways to allow it to work for us.

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Hope is one of the abilities or spiritual gifts inherent in the human spirit. It's not just a behavior that comes and goes without our permission. It is a state of mind that forms the foundation for the way we see life and what is possible and what is not possible for us. Hope is a quality we need to cultivate and keep at the forefront of our consciousness because with our hope we can find the strength to overcome adversity and to see the light which seems to be buried by darkness. Hope is ou...

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