Love Light

About Love Light

Love Light inspires you to cultivate a lifestyle of living in the spirit of love, based on the premise of wholehearted connections through worthiness. Disempowering fear-based conditioning compels masses of people to live in the shadow of fear compounded with thoughts and feelings of not being good enough, undeserving and unworthy. Our thoughts and feelings about love affect all area of our lives. We are worthy and an empowered self is a loving self. My personal mission of altruistic and heart-centered living is grounded in the power of love to become authentic, overcome unworthiness, and transform our lives. You will gain a new perspective on the meaning of love, engage in authentic expressions of love and strengthen and embody the practice of love for yourself and others in your daily life. Our guests are an integral part of our show, and share their expertise, gifts and resources, Fridays at 9 AM Pacific on VoiceAmerica Empowerment.

Publisher

Dr. Jean Marie Farish

Category

education · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Jan 2020

Latest episode

22 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

324 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   22 Oct 2026

   SINCERITY AND LOVE

   Sincerity is an ingredient of love. Sincerity is being truthful, real, authentic, knowing what feels right, good and true. When we are sincere we reflect ethical and moral living. Truth gives us a sense of inner peace and freedom; and to be the highest expression of ourselves. In a world influenced by social networks, illusive standards of success and happiness, our identity and behavior can be everchanging. The need for approval, to fit in, be accepted and validated can be exhausting. Living up to external  and expectations, maintaining a suitable image and being excessively ambitious in unhealthy ways can result in disconnection from our true natural self. We become strangers and do not recognize who we have become. Life is experienced through the lens of core beliefs that influence assumptions we hold about ourselves, others and our outlook on life. These beliefs, some formed during early childhood, may be limiting and do not reflect who we truly are.  Out true self is obscured by external identities and limiting beliefs that should be exposed, acknowledged and transformed. Aristotle quotes, "Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom". Our authentic self is stable, unchanging; and the moral compass that guides our thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Buddha quotes,"Inner freedom is not guided by our efforts; it comes from seeing what is true. Reject blind belief in traditions; accept only what passes personal observation, reason and promotes universal good". In our world today fear breeds hatred and negative thoughts, feelings and actions towards others. We are a reflection of what is going on inside of us. Buddha quotes,"The gift of truth excels all other gifts". Therefore, it is essential for us to know and seek truth. Sincerity, being true to yourself, is living by your own standards without compromising moral values and worrying about what others think. Do what matters and what is really important. You can be true to yourself by knowing your worth, acknowledging your feelings, nurturing your inner child and developing a supportive network. Dr. Jean Marie highlights each. Dr. Jean Marie shares Reflective questions, Journal prompts and Affirmations from her book, Love Mastery Devotion Journal: Weekly 21-Day Journal Prompts and Affirmations. Share your insights, experiences and observations. Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com Access seminal books on Love by Dr. Jean Marie ~ Living in the Spirit of Love: Our Natural State of Being, Love Mastery Devotion Journal: Weekly 21-Day Journal Prompts and Affirmations and My Love Journal for children available in English and Spanish. Illuminating Writing, a new release, is an anthology of inspirational writings. Closing excerpts include Self-Accountability, Self-Discernment and Self-Belief.

2. 

   15 Oct 2026

   GENEROSITY AND LOVE

   "Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by sharing" -Buddha Generosity is an empowering and transformative ingredient of love and our natural state of being. Opening our hands and hearts, being sharing and caring is beneficial to everyone. The spirit of generosity not only enriches the lives of others but ourselves. Sharing our natural gifts, skills and talents is heartwarming. Generosity deepens relationships, builds comunities and supports resilience.  It is also acceptance with grace.  Spiritual development is renewed and enhanced that creates an inspiring and empowering model of love. Giving our time, attention, resources and appreciating the good deeds of others cultivates generosity. Furthermore it offers compassion, uplifts others and makes us pleasant to be around. Wholehearted generosity is giving with pure intentions without conditions, expectations and the need for public recognition. The mindset of scarcity and lack inhibits generosity with the belief that there is not enough that breeds greed, selfishness andd competition. The spirit of generosity expands our capacity for manifestation. It inspires faithfulness and trust in infinite supply for divine provision. It inspires us to share our natural gifts and talents for the betterment of humanity. Dr. Jean Marie highlights generosity reflected in true grace, divine love and gratitude. True grace and divine love are everpresent. The helping hand  of grace extends divine support. Grace is the supernatural power of divine influence available to everyone.  Gratitude is an incessant prayer of thanksgiving and praise that can be reflected throughout the day. There are many ways to express feelings of gratitude through prayer, journal, meditation, music, song and dance or whatever speaks to your heart. Dr. Jean Marie shares Reflective questions, Journal prompts and Affirmations from her book, "Love Mastery Devotion Journal: Weekly 21-Day Journal Prompts and Affirmations". Share your insights, experiences and observations. Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Grace and Generosity.

3. 

   8 Oct 2026

   GOOD TEMPER AND LOVE

   "Good temper is the triumph of a truly loving spirit, it is not easily provoked. We are inclined to look upon bad temper as a very harmless weakness. We speak of it as a mere infirmity of nature, a matter of temperament, not a thing to take into very serious account in estimating a man's character. And yet here, right in the heart of the analysis of love, it finds a place... Condemn it as one of the most destructive elements of nature" -Henry Drummond Good temper is an ingredient of love. To be good nature is lighthearted, emotionally well-disposed, balanced, stable and not easily angered or provoked. Being of good temper brings peace of mind and reduces stress. Taking time to pause, reflect and respond thoughtfully inhibits impulsive reactions that can to detrimental to self and others. Good temper enables us to be self-composed and master self-control. Many are hardened by life experiences, habitual patterns and ways of responding that damages health and wellbeing. When we are out of harmony with ourselves we operate in fear. Eric Butterworth states, "When a person loses his unity, "loses his cool" a dispiriting processs takes place". Regard good temper as acts of self-love and self-care. Good tempered people master their emotions without offending others. Demonstration of good temper is a neutralizing force that brings clarity to the situation, allows one to be non-reactive, draws on inner essence and enables one to meditate on love. It enables wise decisions for the highest good of all. Good temper is our natural state of being. Being of good temper achieves inner harmony, promotes self-composure and builds healthy relationships with others. It is a powerful neutralizing force and inspires a loving spirit. We have a better disposition, maintain wellbeing and grow in beauty with a pleasant and loving spirit. Dr. Jean Marie shares Reflective questions, Journal Prompts and Affirmations on Good Temper from her book, "Love Mastery Devotion Journal: Weekly 21-Day Journal Prompts and Affirmations". Share your experiences, insights and observations: Email: jean72farish@yahoo.com Dr. Jean Marie closes with her excerpts on Good Temper and Self-Composure.

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