Real conversations about love and relationships, guided by God.
Heart & Soul
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October 10, 2024
A Good Relationship Between Adult Children And Parents
Keziah Gutierrez: And I also knew in the back of my mind that my dad is getting older, my mom is getting older.<br /> <br /> McGill Onate: Once that kind of clicked to me, I was like they know so much more why am I trying to do everything myself?<br /> <br /> Hannah Limon: I’m strong now because of you two.<br /> <br /> Katrina Nicole Espiritu: Wait, I'm not crying. I'm just—<br /> <br /> Taylor Joy Lagpacan: Why am I getting so emotional right now?! <br /> <br /> [Show intro] <br /> <br /> Kez: Welcome to the Heart and Soul podcast, where we have honest conversations that nurture our souls. Today we're talking about relationships with our parents as adults. As we enter adulthood, entering college or getting a first job, first apartment, our first bills, we begin to build a life for our own one that becomes a blueprint of how our lives should be. We decide who we spend our time with and what we spend our time on. But the question is, as an adult, what about our relationship with our parents? So let's talk about it. I'm Kez G, your host for today's episode. Let's have a Heart and Soul conversation.<br /> <br /> [Music] <br /> <br /> Kez: I am also joined by my co-hosts today from all over the world. McGill, from Canada, Katrina from the Philippines, Hannah from California, and Taylor from San Diego. <br /> <br /> Co-Hosts: Hello. Hi. <br /> <br /> Kez: And of course, we'd like to welcome Brother Donald Pinnock, a Minister of the Gospel in the Church Of Christ. Hello, Brother Donald! <br /> <br /> Brother Donald Pinnock: Hi. This is going to be a very, very interesting and insightful conversation for sure.<br /> <br /> Kez: So today we're talking about our parents, our relationship with our parents. Especially now as we're all living in our 20s. We're all 20 years old and above, and all of us, all your co-hosts are in different stages. <br /> <br /> And, you know, in movies, once you graduate high school, we hear about, or the movies show people our age packing our things, moving out to colleges or leaving the nest and then going out there in the world and doing our own thing. So here's a question I'd like to ask us to start us off: Thinking about <a href="https://incmedia.org/lessons-my-parents-taught-me/">your own relationship with your parents</a>, how involved are your parents in the decisions that you make as a young adult? I'm actually going to start off with Taylor, how [is] your relationship with your parents? And when you started, you know, start making your own decisions? you know, buying your first car and everything. How involved were they?<br /> <br /> Taylor: Very involved is the quick answer. I would…I feel like it's safe to say that my parents have been very <a href="https://incmedia.org/growing-together-parents-and-adult-children/">involved with my decisions</a>, you know, forever, my entire life. And, you know, I feel like I've just continued as I grew into adulthood. But right now, at this point in my life, you know, I'm working, I'm trying to become more financially stable on my own.<br /> <br /> And at this point, I feel like my parents are definitely not as involved as they were, let's say 2 or 3 years ago, but they are still involved in the sense that they ask me, every now and then, like how I'm doing with work, how I'm doing in terms of reaching my financial goals, other goals in my life.<br /> <br /> So, they're still very involved in the sense that they show me that they're still interested in what's going on in my life, but they're not going to pry for answers from me. <br /> <br /> Kez: I'm similar as well. They just ask me how I'm going with my adult life. When I was younger, I would ask, you know, can I, can we eat out at a restaurant and my mom would say, you have food at home and now as an adult. I mean, the other day I was pretty much driving back home from work, and I saw, like, a fast food joint, and I'm like, I'm kind of hungry right now. Like, you know,
September 26, 2024
The Value Of Having Patience
Kiara Rabara: Okay, maybe this is not what God wants for me yet. Maybe He has another plan for me<br /> <br /> McGill Onate: So knowing all of that, it's like I have a safety net and I could freely fall. God will catch me <br /> <br /> Marco Mangada: That's extra time for you to become worthy, or at least be prepared to receive such a blessing.<br /> <br /> Bernadette Fernandez: And God will show you your way out to a better and happier life. You just got to trust him.<br /> <br /> [Show intro] <br /> <br /> Marco: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the new season of Heart And Soul podcast, where we have honest conversations that nurture our souls. Today we're asking about how to have patience. Patience in knowing what major to study. Then fast forward in life so we can finally finish school. Then patience in landing the right job. The list goes on and on. <br /> <br /> So how can we be patient? While waiting for answers to our prayers. Let's talk about it. I'm Marco, your host for today's episode. Let's have a Heart And Soul conversation.<br /> <br /> [Music]<br /> <br /> Marco: And with me today, are co-hosts coming from different parts of the world. Beautiful people coming from Canada, California and Florida. We have McGill, Bernadette and Kiara. Hello, guys! <br /> <br /> McGill: What's up everyone? <br /> <br /> Kiara: Hey. <br /> <br /> Bernadette: Hi. What's up? <br /> <br /> Marco: Pleasure having you guys right here. Let's go! Let's keep this energy going. So, yeah, before we start, I would like for you guys to take a quick moment to breathe in and breathe it out. Can we do it all together, guys? Yeah, let's do it. Cool. So. Breathe in. Hold it in and breathe out. <br /> <br /> So, take it slow. Everything's going to be okay. We're here for you. And the reason why we're saying that is because we know how fast everything is at the moment. And what better way to remind us of the value of patience is having more patience other than to have a conversation with good people. And for spiritual guidance, since this is Heart And Soul, where we always aspire to stay grounded with the teachings from the Bible. We have a Minister of the Gospel, Brother Donald Pinnock. Hi, Brother Donald. <br /> <br /> Brother Donald Pinnock: Hey, Brother Marco and everybody else. It's a great pleasure to be with you in our discussion. <br /> <br /> Marco: I am so starstruck at the moment, so let's keep this going. So there have been a lot of talks about how to achieve certain things in life, be it finding the <a href="https://incmedia.org/is-god-leading-you-into-a-relationship/">perfect person to be in a relationship with</a>, getting the perfect job that actually pays well, and maybe graduating in a course that leads you to your ideal career. But the thing that ties all of those together is how you can be patient for all <a href="https://incmedia.org/how-to-receive-answers-from-god/">those things to eventually happen</a>. So kind of like an icebreaker to keep the conversation going. What specific event or thing made you be in a situation to be patient or be tested in patience? Let’s start with Kiara. <br /> <br /> Kiara: Hello, everyone. So actually very recently, this past year, I found out I was supposed to graduate in December. And, just because of a couple of things, I came up some some issues with school, ended up being pushed to an extra semester, which is like an extra couple, 6, 4 to 6 months and it's really difficult to try and kind of keep up with that because when you know, you're super, super close to the goal, like, we're already in April and I was counting down the months to December. And then another four months got added and it just felt like another year. So like my reaction to having to wait a little bit longer. It was just very, very difficult for me to process.<br /> <br /> Marco: A follow up question, though, you think people are more impatient when they know what they want,
September 12, 2024
Spiritual Care is Self Care
Katrina Nicole Espiritu: Spiritual care is the best self care that they can make in their every day lives.<br /> <br /> Hannah P. Limon: You know, not being stuck so much with what I feel I can try to do, but more so on what God can do for me.<br /> <br /> Nikki Custodio: You know, I think God takes great care of us in a way that we are still able to manage our day to day lives.<br /> <br /> Keziah Gutierrez: I think put God first and everything will follow.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [Show intro] <br /> <br /> Hannah: Welcome to the Heart and Soul podcast, where we have honest conversations that nurture our souls. And this is the start of our brand new season. So excited to have Heart and Soul back. And today we're talking about something a lot of us think about doing, but maybe can't find time to do that. We're talking about self-care, how it can help us, calm us, soothe us. But is there such a thing as too much self-care? And how can spiritual care be self-care? So let's talk about it. I'm Hannah, your host for today's episode, let's have a Heart and Soul conversation.<br /> <br /> [Music] <br /> <br /> Hannah: I'm so excited to kick off this new season. I'm not going to lie, it's crazy because for most of us, we've been listeners of Heart and Soul, and here we are. It's quite a journey, and with me are also my fellow co-hosts Kat from the Philippines, Kez from Australia and Nikki here in the States, actually in California. Hi, ladies.<br /> <br /> Nikki: Hello, hi!<br /> <br /> Kez: Hello, good morning!<br /> <br /> Kat: Hello. <br /> <br /> Hannah: So self-care, what do you all do for your form of self-care in your everyday lives? Just to let you all think about it real quick. Here's a source according to <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/skinny-revisited/201805/self-care-101">Psychology Today</a>:<br /> <br /> [Source: <a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/skinny-revisited/201805/self-care-101">psychologytoday.com</a>]<br /> <br /> “Self care in essence is the mindful taking of time to pay attention to you, not in a narcissistic way, but in a way that ensures that you are being cared for by you.” <br /> <br /> Hannah: So now we got a fair sense of what self-care is defined as by various sources around the world. So for us four here, how strongly would you all say that self-care has been integrated into our feeds? So let me start off with Kez from Australia, hi!<br /> <br /> Kez: Okay, so for me, my self-care is actually quite different I think from everybody, my self-care is silence. That's because of my line of work. I'm a teacher, and Hannah I know you're a teacher too. <br /> <br /> Hannah: Oh yes. In elementary, though. You're in high school, right?<br /> <br /> Kez: Yes, I'm a high school teacher. But it's still the same. It's a lot of noise. You do get over-stimulated noise. So my form of self-care is just to sit down somewhere and just be quiet.<br /> <br /> Hannah: Relax. Be in the presence. <br /> <br /> Kez: Yeah, but, you know, doing that as well kind of helps me kind of just, like, calm down everything. Because I've got a lot of things to think about at work. And just gives me time to just kind of just take a break. So just take a brain break, as we say in the classroom. And so sometimes I just let my mind wander on just things: What am I going to cook for dinner tonight? Or what show should I watch at the end of the day?<br /> <br /> Hannah: Yes, I know it. And same here. It's also, it's my dream job to just be in the classroom and teach. For younger students, they're still understanding the world, and there's just so much that they need to develop in their, you know, in their minds. But I get what you mean. There's so many decisions we make in our jobs and for people in our age, there's also many decisions we make as well, even in our studies. So of course, there's just times when we just need to relax, take a breather. So,
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