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Love is the power podcast
Tom Compton, Freya T. Sandow, Bella Frances
270 episodes
15 hours ago
We bring to you the voice and perspective of Tom Compton, a Facilitator of "The Work." Using a method of self-inquiry developed by Byron Katie, this podcast explores the underlying thoughts and beliefs that lead to suffering—at the personal and collective level. Tom guides us through meditations and invites us to pierce the stress and drama that often prevent us from seeing ourselves (and our freedom) clearly.
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We bring to you the voice and perspective of Tom Compton, a Facilitator of "The Work." Using a method of self-inquiry developed by Byron Katie, this podcast explores the underlying thoughts and beliefs that lead to suffering—at the personal and collective level. Tom guides us through meditations and invites us to pierce the stress and drama that often prevent us from seeing ourselves (and our freedom) clearly.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education,
Religion & Spirituality,
Spirituality,
Health & Fitness,
Mental Health
Episodes (20/270)
Love is the power podcast
267. The Jerk Police
15 hours ago
41 minutes 1 second

Love is the power podcast
266. I'm not that innocent
1 week ago
1 hour 6 minutes 49 seconds

Love is the power podcast
265. Opening to pain
2 weeks ago
34 minutes 16 seconds

Love is the power podcast
264. Is suffering necessary?
3 weeks ago
1 hour 28 minutes 11 seconds

Love is the power podcast
263. I needed something that wasn't there
4 weeks ago
1 hour 25 minutes 44 seconds

Love is the power podcast
262. Holding onto...(choose-your-own-concept)
1 month ago
33 minutes 54 seconds

Love is the power podcast
261. I need to earn love
1 month ago
1 hour 25 minutes 40 seconds

Love is the power podcast
260. Holding onto the wrongs
1 month ago
1 hour 4 seconds

Love is the power podcast
259. Unforgivable
1 month ago
1 hour 26 minutes 48 seconds

Love is the power podcast
258. Something terrible can happen(?)
2 months ago
1 hour 32 minutes 6 seconds

Love is the power podcast
257. I need to be valued
2 months ago
1 hour 27 minutes 4 seconds

Love is the power podcast
256. I'm responsible for [insert chosen person]'s happiness
2 months ago
1 hour 14 minutes 56 seconds

Love is the power podcast
255. Holding onto wanting
3 months ago
20 minutes 9 seconds

Love is the power podcast
254. I could screw it up
3 months ago
1 hour 13 minutes 42 seconds

Love is the power podcast
253. Holding back
3 months ago
1 hour 27 minutes 30 seconds

Love is the power podcast
252. I need my fear
3 months ago
1 hour 26 minutes 52 seconds

Love is the power podcast
251. No one shows up for me
4 months ago
1 hour 28 minutes 55 seconds

Love is the power podcast
250. I'm not beautiful (exquisitely & amazingly)
4 months ago
1 hour 17 minutes 58 seconds

Love is the power podcast
249. I need to feel safe in the world
4 months ago
30 minutes 24 seconds

Love is the power podcast
248. No mistakes in the universe
4 months ago
1 hour 31 minutes 2 seconds

Love is the power podcast
We bring to you the voice and perspective of Tom Compton, a Facilitator of "The Work." Using a method of self-inquiry developed by Byron Katie, this podcast explores the underlying thoughts and beliefs that lead to suffering—at the personal and collective level. Tom guides us through meditations and invites us to pierce the stress and drama that often prevent us from seeing ourselves (and our freedom) clearly.