Living Authentically in Accelerated Times with Crystal Anne Compton

In this episode we get curious about:

• Leading a nonjudgmental community
• The challenge of other people's expectation vs your true self
• Fostering and nurturing Soul Identity
• The accelerated changes are living through
• Manifesting in this time of accelerated change
• And old telephones!

To learn more about our guest:

Crystal Anne Compton is a spiritual teacher, channel, and founder of The Lightshine Lab, an online community dedicated to spiritual learning, fellowship, and consciousness exploration. She practiced as an intuitive reader for over two decades before shifting her focus to teaching, coaching, and speaking. She hosts the popular spiritual podcast, Life Magnetics, and has a YouTube channel with over 800 spiritual educational videos. She's taught thousands of students all over the world on the subjects of intuition, divine self, the keys to enlightenment, manifestation, and much more.

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Recommended Book(s): The Surrender Experiment: My Journey into Life's Perfection by Michael A. Singer

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Interview Episode with Crystal Anne Compton

So times are are changing and we're living in accelerated times to be sure, but I think that's what makes it interesting and I think it's also correlated to manifestation. I think that right now it is a great time to get yourself a vision for what you wanna do with your life. Who you want to be, who you want to become, and then apply yourself to this because manifestation is also accelerated at this time.

Time is accelerated right now. We're moving fast.

Laurin:

Hello friends and welcome back to Curiously Wise. I'm Laurin Wittig, your host, and I have someone who, even though I've only talked to her once, I feel like is a dear friend Crystal Compton is here with me and, we had a wonderful conversation on her podcast a while ago and, and we get to come back and have another conversation.

So, yeah, it's gonna be good. It's gonna be good. Crystal, welcome.

Crystal:

Thank you. I'm so excited to be here.

Laurin:

Crystal:

Sure. Currently I would say I am . Wow. That's a loaded statement. But I would say that I'm a spiritual teacher and I'm the founder of a space called the Light Shine Lab, which is a spiritual community, very intentional which I created because in my own life there was. Really a dearth of fellowship, my kind of people, if you will.

And I'm a very, you know, woo woo kind of out there person, and I was really unable to have conversations or meet people of like mind in my local area. So I went online, created a community, and I've had that for several years. I'm also a channel. I used to be an intuitive reader and a mentor and a coach, but I.

Shifted or pivoted my interest to teaching in groups and channeling for groups and things of that nature. So I'm just a spiritual person moving in her light. How about that

Laurin:

Crystal:

Mm-hmm. . Yes, absolutely.

Laurin:

And they would have conversations with each other and sometimes after a few drinks it would get a little loud, but it wasn't angry. It wasn't, this black and white, you know, my me or you kind of thing. It was a conversation. and I got to sit at the table as long as I was quiet and listen to these things.

So that's, you know, , I used to love the dinner parties, but I don't see the art of that kind of conversation anymore. So that's what this non-judgmental aspect of your, of your, community really appealed to me. So first of all, tell us what you mean by non-judgmental. Cause I'm not sure people really know what that means anymore.

Crystal:

Essentially adopts the idea that we are giving the other person the highest benefit of the doubt. They may say something that we don't agree with. They may even use a tone that rubs us the wrong way. But in that encounter, we're just gonna assume they're doing their best.

They're trying their best, they're trying to communicate something, and we're gonna give them the benefit of the doubt. We're not gonna just get immediately offended, start attacking. Get it personal. And so that's kind of the cornerstone is, is it starts with love, the love that we have for ourselves, and then the, the love that we have for other folks.

We try to emphasize that we are all on the path. We're not necessarily all on the same page , but we're on a path and we're doing the path in our own way. And it's such a blessing when you can meet up with other folks while you're on the path and just walk with them for a while. So no attachment to what this needs to be or what it needs to look like.

And one thing about spiritual awakening, however that happens for you, is it can be kind of a scary thing. Lots of questions. . It can also ostracize you from people, family who think they know you a certain way, and all of a sudden you're becoming something new. Where do you go with that? Who can you talk to about that?

All of a sudden, I'm feeling things or seeing things or I'm, I'm knowing things or I'm interested in different things, but you can't really talk to your mom or to your child or to your husband about it. And so you need a place to go, and that is something I did not have. . You know, I, I come from the church, from religion, from Evangelical Christianity, so I'm familiar with the concept of church.

It's kind of more quiet.

Laurin:

Yeah.

Crystal:

Laurin:

yeah, yeah. It, yeah. The change will arrive when it's time. Yeah, that's, it sounds So, familiar to me with the group that I, that I created that it just, , there's something really lovely about being able to ask questions and not feel like people are gonna either dismiss you for being weird and, out there, or for, you know, not being in their religious tradition so it's, it's, it's a beautiful container to let you begin to explore. You...

Crystal:

It can be ...

Laurin:

got these new things coming on, and how can I learn about them? How can I engage with that? How can you know? And, and the community is just church for me. I grew up in the church, not evangelical. I grew up in a good old Episcopalian church in Mississippi. but it was the center of the social life.

There was a black one cuz of the times. This was in the sixties. and I, yeah, I didn't understand that dichotomy at the time, , but I was a kid. , but I, so

I know what you mean. When I, when I left the church, I, I regretted leaving behind that kind of community where everybody knew everybody, everybody supported everybody.

If somebody died in the family, you know, 70 people showed up with food. You know, those kinds of things. and it, it's, I've never actually replaced that, in a small way with the group that I had here, but I've never actually replaced that kind of, deeply committed to community. Community. You.

Laurin:

Oh

Crystal:

And at the same time, Laurin, wow, my community's got almost 10,000 members in it. Although again, it's, it's really quiet now, but. At its heyday, there were so many personalities, and with spirituality and metaphysics, you do tend to attract the spectrum of seekers and people who are healing in, in various processes of awakening and people who are coming with all their stuff, you know what I mean?

Their, their expectations, their ideas and beliefs, and there was a lot of drama.

Laurin:

Hmm.

Crystal:

A lot of drama.

And for that, I mean, I, I don't. I don't really respond so great to that. I like to instead show up and if I'm gonna be teaching or inspiring, I just wanna be present. The management part of community is a whole other animal, but I'm grateful because it taught me how to, how to deal with people, how to listen to people, how to take care of myself, and how to just create that chamber you're talking about.

That's a huge responsibility for a founder. For the first one in is to create the space, the vibe, the bubble, and then to protect it.

Laurin: right.

Crystal:

And maintain it. that's a whole that's a whole other

Laurin:

Yeah. And that was a learning curve for me too. Particularly the, the dealing with the different personalities, cuz everybody would come to me.

Crystal:

But when something was problematic, he was the one to step in and say, okay, we're gonna have to correct this and keep it safe for folks, and open for folks, and loving for folks. So it was just like a whole arm of management. and now that, now that it's quiet and I've gotten a little bit of space from the heyday, I, I don't much miss that part of it, I have to say

Laurin:

Crystal:

Grid it.

Laurin:

Yep. Yep. So, that I, I think that helped a lot. It also was a small group. It was, I mean, I, think the biggest we ever had at one time was about 25 people, which kind of freaked me out at the time. Cause it was pretty early on,

Crystal: I love, I love a small group personally, because you can meet people, get to know them, you can really serve them at a higher level. It's when it's 10,000 people, I'm like, Ooh, I don't know who any of you are anymore. You know? And another thing that I have been grappling with for the last. Couple, two, three years, if I may be vulnerable, is just this the projection of who I am in my communities on YouTube, in my podcast, in my work as people interact with me there versus who I really am.

On the inside. It's an odd phenomenon that happens when you put yourself out there publicly because what they're interacting with is kind of your avatar, and they're also infusing their perception of you with all their stuff and their expectations of how you should be spiritual and what that means,

Mm-hmm.

Crystal:

...and. You don't even know that it's happening until you have some kind of an interaction with them or you meet them in person. Like at a retreat, I had somebody come up and to me that I had never met before and start, you know, crying and then telling me all these energetic things she saw in me, and I was just like, I don't know your name.

And so it's like she's having this relationship with me.

Laurin:

right.

Crystal:

And I, and I'm not a part of it. So that was a, that was something that I also had to reconcile, like how do I bring my authentic self as organically as possible to the relationship that I'm having with people that I don't even know? Do you know what I mean?

Laurin:

That's, I hadn't thought about it that way, but yeah, I get that totally, because I feel that way. There's people I've been following for years, like Lee Harris. I watch his energy messages every month. And I have taken courses with him and I feel like I know Lee. You know, Lee has no idea who I am,

Crystal:

right.

Laurin:

Crystal:

Right. And, and it's also all of your hopes in Lee, you know, and, and what he represents for you, the meaning that he represents for you. And so for me in the work that I do over the last few years, I've made it a point to really show more aspects of myself that people might not connect with a spiritual teacher.

I don't even like to call myself that. Just a spiritual person or a channel. For example, my sense of humor or my love for a glass of wine, or sometimes I'll watch a reality TV show in comment about it. Like, I am a person. We are all people, and we came here to be embodied in this thing called Life

Laurin:

That's right. That's.

Crystal:

and yep.

Laurin:

Just because we have, we have kind of woken up to the spiritual doesn't mean that we're not still having human experience.

Crystal:

right? and yep.

Laurin:

you know, I, love it when other people will say, I, ,you know, I love this television show. I'm a TV aholic. I have been since I was a kid.

Crystal:

right?

Laurin:

I still enjoy them.

Crystal:

But it's, it's entertainment. It's just something that we do. And then we pretend we don't, and we pretend we're pious and we pretend that, you know, everything we do is like we intentional. But no, sometimes we're reacting.

Sometimes we're contributing to chaos and sometimes we fall short. And I think spiritual people, we should talk about that more and be authentic in this way because that's when people really relate to you.

Laurin:

Right, right. Yeah. And it's, it's, I mean, it, it's part of my journey has been to be authentic. and it's been a journey cuz it was, it's like my highest ideal is for me to be perfectly authentic and I had so many fears and, and judgments that I perceived whether they were happening or not, that I, you know, like all of us, I had my different faces for different opportunities, different situations.

Crystal:

Yes, and be who they are. And the thing is, is that you don't see a lot of authenticity. These days mirrored back to you. Certainly through something like social media, you see a lot of filters. You see a lot of dancing around on Instagram, you see a lot of people telling you how I should live and lecturing you.

You don't really see, especially in the spiritual sector, this isn't always been the case. It's been something I've noticed in the last five years, just very performative spirituality. , you know, and that's not relatable. That's not really gonna reach anybody where they're actually living in their lives.

I can relate to them and I can show myself to them. And to me, that's the highest. That's the highest that's the highest work. It's not work, it's just what I'm always trying to do. And let me ask you, because I mean, you're in your forties, I would imagine 50.

Laurin:

sixties

Crystal:

Okay. I don't know. I'm in my

Laurin:

though.

Crystal:

like when I was in my twenties. I could never be doing what I'm doing now authentically. I was so worried about, well, how do I look? How's my, well, I'm from Hawaii. I spoke very pigeon English. How, how do I sound? I would always be so hyper concerned about those types of things, but as soon as I hit my forties and now fifties, I mean, I really don't care.

It's true.

Laurin:

Yeah. Yeah. That's one of the, the joys of midlife as, as a woman, and I, I can say it in that broader way because I've taught, I, so many of my friends are my age or older, or, and I've actually talked to a number of people who are coaching midlife women now, but there's something about going through menopause that is very freeing. It's like, it's like you're shedding all of those. other People you were supposed to be all those roles.

But for me now, that heart energy, that’s what makes me feel really open in my heart and, and light. and, you know, gets me excited. Those are the things that I go, okay, that's what I want to do. that's where I, that's the person I wanna talk to. This is the thing I wanna do. This is how I want to be.

And I don't think I had the space to think about that earlier in life. So I, you know, especially not in my twenties, oh my God, I was such a hot mess.

Crystal:

Right.

Laurin:

So, yeah,

Crystal:

And just like, so there's this weird thing that happens when you go get into midlife. You become invisible, but at the same time, I don't really need you to look at me . Okay? I don't really need you to opine or give me your critique of me. Like I feel empowered enough in who I am, but that doesn't happen to all the women.

You know, some of these women really lament the loss of their former identity and don't know how to recreate or reinvent who it is that they are. When in reality they don't need to recreate anything. They just kind of need to allow themselves to be who they are, and it's okay to do it, and you don't need the approval of anybody else to do it.

Laurin:

that's right. And that brings us back to that judgment thing. because I know as a culture, well, I think just as human beings, we're always kind of thinking, what is that person thinking about me? And, and that colors how we react or how we act.

Crystal:

Mm-hmm

Laurin:

Crystal:

I will. I would hang out with me.

Laurin:

I would hang out with you totally, you know,

Crystal:

And the thing I wanna do, cuz I have a daughter who's 26 and I just wish I could give her some of that now so that she wouldn't feel like she has to perform in her life or be, be something that she doesn't innately want to be or desire to be. I just wish we could give that.

This, this Maya, this illusion that we all came here to live in and overcome, and I can't imagine how difficult it is to. And, I think we're seeing it actually through the need of the younger folks to label themselves as this or that, or associate with different groups and classes and such just to feel, to find out where they belong because we're not fostering and nurturing soul identity. Who you are as a soul, who you are as your essence of who you are. That's the most vital, beautiful part of you. But we're focusing them instead on what's happening on Instagram or what's happening on TikTok. And they're not even thinking about who they are, much less the creator that created them.

These are the things we wanna point them towards.

Laurin:

Yeah, I agree. I agree. Yeah. My kids are a little bit older than yours, but not a lot. My youngest just turned 30 and, yeah, sometimes I feel like they're a little adrift,

Crystal:

Yes.

Laurin:

I don't know that.

Crystal:

I mean, even if I tried, she wouldn't listen

Laurin:

Right. Yeah. I mean they're, they're living their own lives. They're walking their own paths and we can, we can support and we can offer ,

Crystal:

And demonstrate.

Laurin:

And I think the demonstration is really the big piece is just, you know, my, my kids have watched me go through several careers and they, they know that, you don't have to do the same thing every day.

You can, you can follow your heart, you can do, things that light you up. Cuz that's how I roll,

Crystal:

Yeah. Follow. Follow your bliss, follow the energy, follow the highest excitement, as Bashar says.

Laurin:

Yes. Yeah. Yeah. So hopefully some of this will, you know, get to through to our kids and their friends and

Crystal:

And to be a kid, to be a young person. I just, it's just a, a wild time to be here. But that's why we came. I think as souls we're like, tag me in. I wanna be there right now.

Laurin:

Yeah, it's, it is an amazing time to be alive. I, Remember when I, was probably, hmm, seven or eight at my grandmother's house again down in Mississippi. They had one telephone in this house. It was in the center hall of the house, and my grandmother told me to go call the library cuz I, I think I was staying with her for a while and, see what their hours were.

I mean, she knew the name of the local operator, right? Tell her what you want, and she'll connect you. I'm like, what?

Crystal:

Really

Laurin:

Crystal:

I was on a party line as a teenager.

Laurin:

Okay, so you

Crystal:

Yeah, you would. So for those who don't know, it's like a number. And then people could just call it, I don't know, maybe party line in Hawaii, this is what it was. And I would call, and you could hear like all these voices, these ambient voices of people who are also calling and you would try to talk to, well, I was trying to talk to boys, try to talk to one boy, give them your actual phone number to call you back.

Laurin:

Well for there it was like, there would be more than one family on the same phone number, but I, I guess they would have have one off or something cuz each one would ring a little differently. So you knew when it was for you, but it was one line, so only one phone call could come through and anybody could pick up and listen to it.

Crystal:

oh my gosh. Wow.

Laurin:

So I didn't know about that either. But you know, the South

was a little behind

Crystal:

So, but I mean that just really speaks to the rapid movement of technology in just hundred years.

Laurin:

And thank you. That was my point. , you know?

Crystal:

but I, I, I mean, and I'm around your age. I'm not, I'm, it was a few years younger than you born in 68, so I mean, and I've seen it all too. I've seen, I've seen the, the dial phones, the button phones. I saw the first computers.

I, I was, I was one of the first people on the internet, so we've been able to take some, but I was around before that when we had to actually memorize phone numbers and call people, cuz you

I only had to memorize five, five digits. Now we have to have 10 , you know?

Crystal:

Yes. So times are are changing and we're living in accelerated times to be sure, but I think that's what makes it interesting and I think it's also correlated to manifestation. I think that right now it is a great time to get yourself a vision for what you wanna do with your life. Who you want to be, who you want to become, and then apply yourself to this because manifestation is also accelerated at this time.

Time is accelerated right now. We're moving fast.

Laurin:

yeah. Time for, for me, that's been really obvious since, at least since we went into shutdown for the, for the quarantine. But it seems like even before that it had really sped up and it's, it's phew. I called it slippery for a long time, cuz we were like, you know, .

Crystal:

And when you think about social media, Laurin, think about the fact that it's happening in our imagination. We're grounded to it in the 3D because we have a physical phone. But as we're scrolling and imagining, we're doing that in the fourth dimension, and that is not, there's no time there. We're imagining what we wanna be, what we wanna create, what we wanna do, what we're afraid of, what we're anxious about in another dimension, and then pulling it down into this one, thus causing acceleration.

We are creating all of this all the time, and social media is an agent for that.

Laurin:

Crystal:

I wouldn't be a bit surprised. that's the dimension of sacred geometry and energetic temperature. Anything that happens in the third dimension, physically crystallized here, must first be created there, envisioned there. And so like St. Germaine.

Laurin:

Mm-hmm.

Crystal:

these great magicians kind of come from that particular dimension.

Laurin:

All right. Good. Yeah, see, I need to, have more conversation about that cause that's how I learn So,

Crystal:

Yes.

Laurin:

but it is, it's fun when somebody goes, oh, you're playing in the six dimension. I'm like, what? Okay, cool. let's talk a little bit about manifesting. This is something that's been coming up a lot for me lately, in conversations with, with guests even. so when you, when you talk about manifesting, cuz it can be a little bit of a trigger word for some people. , what do you mean by manifesting?

Crystal:

You know, when Jesus said, you are all Gods. He said that a lot of Christians don't like to admit that he said that, but he did. And what he's saying is you have God-like creative powers within you right now. And the reality is that we are always creating every minute of every day we're creating something.

Laurin:

Mm.

Crystal:

And so that's how we manifest and the call is to become intentional instead of reactively manifesting and contributing to the insane asylum of our planet. We wanna get intentional and have a vision for ourselves and the planet and create from that space. So that's what I mean by man. I'm not really talking about vision boards and affirmations, although those are tools and they can work.

I'm talking about your ultimate essence as a creator. You came here to manifest.

Laurin:

I intentioned them. I was sure they were gonna happen, and some of them were pretty far-fetched and they. did and I didn't know what I was doing at the time, but I kept saying, okay, this is what I want. This is how I, you know, and I, I wasn't getting into how it was gonna show up, but the, my favorite example is our, our previous dog. we hadn't had one, my husband and I had both grown up with a lot of dogs and cats. I, I had cats. He didn't have cats, but we had never had a pet. really. we had had cats early in our, in our marriage, but we as a family, when the kids came along, we hadn't really had other than hamsters and, you know, that kinda thing and, and so.

It's gotta be, you know, trained. It's gotta be. I had like six or seven things and for about a year I would go through that. Okay, we can get a dog, but you gotta find this, this, this, this, and this, this, this. They found a dog at the Humane Society when they went on an off day, cuz they used to, my husband and daughter used to volunteer there on, on like Sundays and they went on an off day cuz she was heading back to college the next day.

Crystal:

Right? You had a vision.

Laurin:

Actually it was wonderful, but

Crystal:

You specified it, you know, but you also weren't worried about it. Like when it happens, it happens. You're comfortable and at ease. You know, Neville Goddard had a lecture called Order Then Wait, and that's the key right there. Put your order in.

You know what your vision is.

Feel yourself as already being or doing that, and then just wait in a state of ease and have fun and enjoy yourself while you're waiting because you know it is coming. It's the anxious among us. And I'm one of these , you know, the people who like, did I specify that correctly? They'll mean to look at that list again.

Isn't it wonderful?

Laurin:

Mm.

Crystal:

And as you're dropping off to sleep in that hypnogogic state, you're also feeling like, what does lovely feel like? What does wonderful feel like? And you fall asleep in the vibration of that, and then you leave it to the the universe to create it for you.

And I much prefer the universe's interpretation of lovely than my own.

Laurin:

Mm-hmm. .

Crystal:

The Universe knows what's wonderful far more than I do , and God knows far more than I do, and I can trust that as soon as they get that order, all I have to do is wait.

Laurin:

Crystal:

Yes.

Laurin:

to the end of it, you know, in case I've been too exclusive here. Or better than that. You know, and usually it is better than that. when you can allow it to come in its own time. it's often in a way you never figured it would happen. Or in a, you know, it's a surprise. It's a twist on what you thought you wanted, but it's a better twist, It's just amazing how that happens.

Crystal:

Yes, I, I forget where I caught this mantra from, but I use it all the time. And it's just the question, the query. How can it get better than this? How can it universe, how can it get better than this? And you can ask that when you've got a flat tire on the side of a highway universe, how can it get better than this?

Please show me. You never wanna come at it like, oh, great. How can I get better than this? No, we're really asking for the universe to show us, but you also use it when it's really great.

Laurin:

Mm-hmm.

Crystal:

Laurin:

Mm-hmm. . Mm-hmm. . There's a, I'm gonna say a Scandinavian singer. I don't remember which Scandinavian country she's from, but her name is Fia, f i a. And I love her voice and she's very spiritual in, in her, in her songs, but they're also really catchy tunes and one of them is called, How Can It Get Any Better Than This?

Crystal:

Oh my gosh. There you go.

Laurin:

And so sometimes I have that lyric in my head, I, cuz I listen to it so much, it's almost like affirmations that just run in my head. And I, I have that lyric that runs through my head every now and then. And now it's really gonna jump out at me in a special way cuz it was like, I don't really know that I understand why she used it in that context.

Now I know. Now I understand completely.

Crystal:

She might have gotten it from the same source as I that I have forgotten.

Laurin:

Crystal:

that's right. Yes.

Laurin:

So, all right. all right.

Let's see. I think that was really all I specifically wanted to talk about but we've had so much other information.

I'm asking everybody this season, if there is a, a must-read book that you'd like to share with the listeners.

Crystal:

Yes. And full disclosure, I'm not finished with this book right now. I have a podcast with a friend and all we do is, is do book clubs on spiritual books,

Laurin:

Oh, I gotta watch that one.

Crystal:

And also how can I get it to shut up so that I can, I can be me and who am I? And this sets him off on a journey of meditation, spirituality, and ultimately surrendering to the flow of life. And he goes through all these great experiences and then he kind of, Tells us how we can start to surrender in our life.

It's just a really inspiring and, and he's gone... he's been through so much in his life and just by opening, by asking and opening himself up to trusting that flow. He's had so many wonderful encounters. It's a good book.

Laurin:

Good, good. Another one to add to my To Be Read pile, which is growing with each guest.

Crystal:

Me too. That's why I like the podcast cuz I have to read the book. I can't just leave it on my nightstand. I'm gonna read this

Laurin:

Right! Yeah. Okay. Thank you for that. So,

Crystal: welcome

Laurin:

Crystal:

Well you can find me at my website, which is CrystalAnneCompton.com. Don't forget the e on Anne. You can just Google me. I've got a YouTube channel with, I wanna say, over 800 spiritual videos. So just so many on everything. I mean, and it really does mirror my journey, where I've been at a certain time in my life. I talk about it on YouTube you know. And I have a podcast called Life Magnetics where I talk to wonderful luminaries such as yourself. I have the Miraculous Thinking Podcast, but you can find all of that and more right there on my website.

Laurin:

Okay. Good. Good.

Crystal: Yeah.

Laurin: All right, well, I wanna thank you for another wonderful conversation. I'm sure we're gonna have more in the future. I don't know when, but we will!

Crystal:

I would love that.

Laurin:

Put it out there that I want that to happen.

Crystal: Yes. Most. Well, I'm just finishing a book on Channeling Angels. It's called Channeling Angels. And I'm just putting the finishing touches on it and so maybe when that's done we can have a talk about angels?

Laurin:

Crystal:

Okay, awesome.

Laurin:

All right. Well I wanna thank everybody for being here. And if you ever wanna get in touch with me, I'm at heartlightjoy.com, and I am, in case you don't know, an intuitive healer and a podcast host these days and an author and, I do all kinds of fun stuff.

So, yeah, come find me, go find Crystal. She's got an amazing number of, of videos out there that are so useful and interesting. And I hope that you'll come back next week for another episode of Curiously Wise: Practical Spirituality in Action. Have a lovely day and stay curious.

Please head over to my website. www.heartlightjoy.com.

Curiously wise is a team effort. I am grateful for the skill and enthusiasm. Arlene Membrot our producer, and Sam Wittig, our audio engineer, bring to this collaboration. Our music is Where the Light Is by Lemon Music Studio.

I'm Laurin Wittig.

Please join me again next week. For another episode of Curiously Wise, from my heart to yours, may your life be filled with love, light joy, and of course, curiosity.