Episode 7: War, What is it Good For?

Episode 8: Holy Week with Cancer

In this episode, Dr. Walters shares how his Lenten journey is different as he heals from cancer. He anticipates the final days of Holy Week, and invites all to consider how these days might bring us into a closer relationship with God.

Episode 7: War, What is it Good For?

In this episode of the Healing Journey podcast, Dr. Jimmy Walters explores the themes of division in society, the impact of war and violence, and the call for nonviolence and unity. He reflects on his exhaustion from the current state of the world, particularly in light of recent events, and emphasizes the importance of dialogue and understanding in overcoming societal divides. Dr. Walters shares insights from various sources of hope and encourages listeners to consider their own roles in fostering peace and unity. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to a New Format 01:09 Reflections on Division in Society 03:31 The Impact of War and Violence 10:43 Understanding the Cycle of Violence 15:06 The Call for Nonviolence and Unity 20:55 Hope and Action for a Better Future 26:10 A Prayer for Peace

Episode 6: It isn't a Competition

In this week's episode, a new parable reveals what living the Golden Rule really looks like.

Episode 5: The Not so Golden Rule

Dr. Jimmy Walters discusses the concept of the 'not-so-golden rule' and its impact on individual and collective healing. He explores the importance of unconditional love from God and self-love in the context of loving others, highlighting the influence of societal conditioning on these aspects. Takeaways * Unconditional love from God is essential for loving others * Self-love is necessary for loving others * The impact of societal conditioning on self-love and love for others

Episode 4: Guarantee

In this week's episode, Dr. Jimmy Walters invites the audience on the healing journey as he discusses the desire for a guarantee, not just with his health, but with life. This episode also includes a shift in how to approach Valentine's Day, the reality facing Haitian residents in USA, and a short reflection using the Examen.