"Journey
To Your Magnificence"
With
host: Pamela Dunn
“Journey
To Your Magnificence” is a conversation about
the ways in which we keep ourselves from living within
our full potential – and more importantly, an
actual how-to dialog for maximizing our ability to
live within our magnificence.
Pamela
Dunn is an author, a speaker and an emerging leader
within the human potential movement.
To
Pamela Dunn, love is the only thing that can transform,
and fear is simply a product of not acknowledging
our innate magnificence in any given moment. This
is a perspective Pamela has used to help countless
humans change their lives for the better, whether
it be through her year-long series “The Journey
to Your Soul’s Magnificence,” her role
as the President and Owner of the Global Relationship
Centers, or her work as the founder of The Peaceful
Project, through which she helps juvenile offenders
change their self-destructive behaviors.
Dunn
has over 14 years of experience in teaching professional
and personal development skills with methods that
have lasting effects and help people unleash their
magnificence and find balance in all areas of life.
She does this by guiding people to challenge the preconceived
notions that create unproductive world views.
Pamela’s
unique ability to guide people to recognizing their
inner magnificence has inspired a conversation that
is sometimes a challenging one in which to engage
(especially for the media)
… that there are no victims in the world, only
those who do not know how, or who do not willingly
choose, to live from their innate greatness.
To
Pamela Dunn, who has studied theology extensively,
there is divinity in every creative path that results
in an expression of the truth. Her belief that personal
enlightenment can be learned and that we can all turn
our fears into spiritual energy with continued effort
and exercise may not be in line with other messages
we constantly hear in our fast-food, Twittering society,
but it’s a belief that, if collectively adopted,
would bring about truth, growth, and peace to so many
lives and, by extension, the world as a whole.
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