A fun one today that goes all over the place! Krissy spends her timing working for a tissue donation org andddd an intuitive medium. Moral issues with tissue donation, the power of spirits, how meditation & intention work in the death industry, and more. A LOT MORE.
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Show Notes:
(07:45) – Dive into the paranormal.
(15:32) – How to connect with spirits.
(21:06) – Can you really train your mind??
(32:08) – Simplify your life.
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Takeaways
- Organ and tissue donation can be a morally complex issue, with concerns about consent and the treatment of donors and their families.
- There is a need for more extensive education about organ and tissue donation to ensure that individuals fully understand what they are consenting to.
- The speaker's experiences as a recovery coordinator highlight the challenges and ethical dilemmas involved in the organ and tissue donation process.
- The speaker's journey as an intuitive medium has allowed her to connect with spirits and provide guidance and messages to others.
- Being open to intuition and trusting one's gut can lead to a more fulfilling and mindful life. Meditation doesn't have to be a long, formal practice. It can be done in various ways, such as walking meditations or even quick moments of mindfulness throughout the day.
- Believe in the signs and guidance you receive from the universe. Trust that they are real and meaningful.
- Retrain your brain to think positively and focus on the outcomes you desire. Negative thoughts attract negative experiences, so choose to think positively and manifest positive outcomes.
- Simplify your life and embrace the support of your spiritual team. You are never alone, and you can always call on your guides and loved ones for help and guidance.
- Celebrate your accomplishments and live in the present moment. Don't always strive for the next thing, but appreciate what you have and the journey you're on.
