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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 1H

Why Good "Spiritual" People Do Terrible Things (The Epstein Files)

from SOLtalk · host Sunny Dawn Johnston

Have you felt shaken by the recent headlines involving names in the Epstein files or spiritual leaders you once trusted?In today’s episode of Soul Talk, Sunny Dawn Johnston dives deep into the "uncomfortable" conversation the spiritual world often avoids: the danger of idolizing teachers and the complexity of human "shadows." Whether it’s a celebrity, a politician, or a mentor, discovering that a "wise" person is capable of harm creates a deep soul wound.In this video, you will learn:Why "good" people are capable of profound harm (The Jekyll & Hyde effect).The 5 steps to healing after your trust has been shattered.How to reclaim your spiritual authority and stop giving your power away.A powerful visualization exercise to "call your energy back" from those who hurt you.🕊️ FREE WEBINAR: Meet Your Spirit Team (April 7th) Register here: https://schooloflight.biz/webinar📩 GET THE PDF: Want the step-by-step "Energy Retrieval" guide mentioned in the video? Email Sunny at: [email protected]

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