Buddha at the Gas Pump Interview
A long conversation in which Regina Dawn Akers describes how she came to scribe The Holy Spirit's Interpretation of the New Testament, and what she found on the way.
A modern, text-based path of inner transformation, from A Course in Miracles' forgiveness practice to the broader New Thought tradition of consciousness and manifestation.
A Course in Miracles is a self-study text first published in 1976, scribed by psychologist Helen Schucman. It uses Christian vocabulary, including miracles, atonement and the Holy Spirit, but reinterprets it as a psychological and spiritual curriculum centred on forgiveness: the practice of releasing perceived grievances as a way to undo a mind trained in fear and separation.
It sits within the wider New Thought tradition, a 19th-century American movement (Unity, Religious Science, and later communities such as Agape) holding that consciousness and belief shape experienced reality. Contemporary teachers such as Marianne Williamson and Michael Beckwith carry this lineage forward, often blending ACIM's forgiveness practice with New Thought's emphasis on the creative power of thought.
I could see peace instead of this.A central teaching within A Course in Miracles / New Thought
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American author and Between Lives Soul Regression practitioner known for his "Your Soul's Plan" book series on pre-birth planning, working since 2012 with clients to access memories of soul-level life design.
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Author and teacher of what she calls practical spirituality for conscious living, without ritual or fixed belief.
View profile →American author and teacher of A Course in Miracles, known for translating its non-dual metaphysics into a widely accessible public teaching.
View profile →Founder of the Agape International Spiritual Center, teaching a universalist New Thought approach centred on the recognition of Divine Mind.
View profile →Iran-born energy worker and channeler who has led remote and in-person "Connecting to the Source" sessions and global gatherings since 2002, working outside any established religious lineage.
View profile →British-born author and international speaker known for her near-death experience during a battle with cancer, described in the bestseller Dying to Be Me, who now teaches on healing, self-love and consciousness.
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Talks and conversations from teachers within this path.
A long conversation in which Regina Dawn Akers describes how she came to scribe The Holy Spirit's Interpretation of the New Testament, and what she found on the way.
A full conversation in which Lynne Twist and Sara Vetter talk with Chip Conley about purpose, money and what midlife opens up.
An hour-long interview in which Lynne Twist takes Marie Forleo through her thinking on purpose and on changing a person's relationship to money.
A talk from his own channel on discerning the soul's purpose.
Voices from this path and the schools within it, playing from the platforms the teachers publish on.
Paul Selig with Tami Simon on Sounds True: Insights at the Edge.
From the podcast Sounds True: Insights at the Edge
Listen on SpotifyPaul Selig as a guest on the Aubrey Marcus Podcast.
From the podcast Aubrey Marcus Podcast
Listen on SpotifyForgiveness practice is not the same as excusing harm or skipping accountability. A teaching that asks you to see differently should not ask you to see less clearly.