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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2026 · 31 MIN

Why 2026 Could Be the Greatest Four Years of This Century - Thursday Night Live

from Thursday Night Live w/Dr. Rita Louise · host Rita Louise

Is it possible to thrive while the world is in flux? 2026 is officially the year of the "I AM." After a year of letting go in 2025, the universe is handing you a blank canvas. We dive into the proactive, leadership-driven energy of the Number 1 and how you can use this "pioneer spirit" to launch new projects, find your voice, and reclaim your personal power.Thomas Miller shares the "High Timeline" philosophy: a way of living that keeps your vibration high and your focus clear, regardless of the headlines. Stop watching the "chess pieces" of the old world and start building your own sovereign reality.Join me Thursday evening at 7 PM CST for an exciting dive into energy healing, spiritual growth, and soul-awakening insights. Each week I bring you a powerful message that will awaken your inner wisdom, new ways to address real world issues and provide proven methods of self development.

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