Different Thinking for Different Times - Season 6 Episode 18 I shouldn't be here, I should be in the cemetery - What nearly dying taught me about living.

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Different thinking for different times.

Stephen Lentini

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Different Thinking for Different Times - Season 6 Episode 18 I shouldn't be here, I should be in the cemetery - What nearly dying taught me about living.

Different thinking for different times.

24 minutes 24 seconds

5 months ago

Different Thinking for Different Times - Season 6 Episode 18 I shouldn't be here, I should be in the cemetery - What nearly dying taught me about living.

In this episode, Steve Lentini shares his transformative journey following a near-death experience, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, surrender, and self-reflection. He discusses how small-minded thinking limits our understanding of life and encourages listeners to embrace life's challenges as opportunities for growth. Through personal anecdotes and insights, he highlights the significance of expanding consciousness and understanding others to create a more compassionate world.Gratefully yours,

Steve