029 How Do We Coexist Harmoniously With Differing Opinions? + Finding Harmony in Diversity + The Power of Grace in Transformation + We Are All Wounded and In Need Of Healing

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MIDDLE GROUND With Brynne - Life on Purpose+Growing in Faith+Doubt+Love+Intentional+Progress+Unity

Brynne Erickson - Educator, Speaker, Entrepreneur, Life Creation Coach, Mother

34 episodes

21 hours ago

Middle Ground encourages curiosity, unity, and love through the sharing of perspective and thought by open-minded and honest conversations without bias and preconceived outcomes. "We are only as strong as we are united, as weak as we are divided." ― J.K. Rowling "For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind." - 2 Timothy 1:7 Who do you want to be? What life do you want to live? How will you become them and create it? KEYWORDS:faith & culture, progress, growth, faith transition, LDS, faith stories, faith journey, faith over fear, self improvement

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029 How Do We Coexist Harmoniously With Differing Opinions? + Finding Harmony in Diversity + The Power of Grace in Transformation + We Are All Wounded and In Need Of Healing

MIDDLE GROUND With Brynne - Life on Purpose+Growing in Faith+Doubt+Love+Intentional+Progress+Unity

20 minutes 54 seconds

1 month ago

029 How Do We Coexist Harmoniously With Differing Opinions? + Finding Harmony in Diversity + The Power of Grace in Transformation + We Are All Wounded and In Need Of Healing

In this conversation, Brynne Erickson explores the complexities of human relationships and the quest for peace in a world filled with differing opinions and experiences. She emphasizes the importance of grace, compassion, and understanding in fostering a more harmonious society. Brynne reflects on the nature of human reactions, the significance of love and forgiveness, and the collective responsibility we share in supporting one another through life's challenges. Ultimately, she advocates for a deeper connection among individuals as a means to navigate the struggles of existence and promote healing.

Brynne’s Social:

Facebook: @Brynne Erickson - my public page

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Instagram: @brynne_erickson

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Takeaways:

We all have different opinions and thoughts, but we can still live in peace.

Creating a peaceful world requires internal change, not just external rules.

Experiencing both highs and lows is essential to appreciate life.

Everyone has low moments; no one is exempt from struggles.

Compassion and support for one another can lead to healing.

Love can take many forms, and it's important to explore how we express it.

Our choices impact others, highlighting our collective responsibility.

We should focus on connection rather than division.

Finding grace in our imperfections is crucial for personal growth.

Living with our scars means learning to manage them, not eliminating them.

Chapters:

00:00 Seeking Peace in a Divided World

03:29 The Role of Grace in Human Interaction

06:32 Understanding Human Reactions and Emotions

09:28 The Importance of Compassion and Support

12:20 Love and Forgiveness as Pathways to Healing

15:17 Collective Responsibility and Community

18:07 Living with Our Scars and Finding Peace

Keywords:

peace, grace, compassion, love, forgiveness, human nature, support, healing, connection, collective responsibility