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Do you struggle with doubt? We all do from time to time, but if you have chronic doubt, the kind that makes you feel really stuck, this episode is for you! 

I found help for my doubt from the most unlikely of sources…St. Thomas! He is the most famous doubter, being dubbed 'doubting Thomas' because he would not believe that Christ had risen until he saw it for himself. But there is a hidden teaching and blessing in his story!

In this episode, I share the story of St. Thomas and the hidden teaching that is the remedy for doubt! It is SO simple, yet completely overlooked by most people. 

If you are ready to overcome your doubt once and for all, and learn how you are wired for miracles, I'd love to talk with you about working together. To see if it's a fit for you, Click here to schedule a Miracle Meeting with me.

Key learnings:

1. Doubt is nothing to be ashamed of. We all struggle with doubt from time to time. But if doubt is a chronic issue for you, there is a simple solution: ASK for what you need to go from doubt to faith.
   
   
2. St. Thomas is often referred to as the 'doubting Thomas' because he needed to see for himself that Christ had risen and was in fact alive. When Christ appeared to the disciples again, he showed Thomas his wounds and extinguished his doubt once and for all. From that point on, Thomas was one of the most devout and effective disciples.
   
   
3. Mother Mary encourages us to ASK for what we need. Yogananda taught that we should take his teachings and prove them to ourselves, not take his word for it. If you need more proof, more signs, more evidence, more encouragement, ask for it. And let God show up for you.
   
   

"Want to go from doubt to faith? Be like St. Thomas and ASK for the proof you need. Then watch your doubt disappear."

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