The Power of Belief in the Face of Adversity

The Amanda Quick Show

What if the person you trusted most in the world turned out to be someone completely different? How would you cope? This episode takes you on a deeply personal journey of resilience and self-discovery. From the shocking revelation of my husband's attempt at human trafficking to the traumatic aftermath that strained our relationship to the breaking point, this story is as harrowing as it is moving. Listen in as I navigate through this emotional minefield, juggling child-rearing, a high conflict divorce, and custody battles, while grappling with the painful realization that my husband was not who I thought he was.
As the struggle intensified, running became my solace, my lifesaver. It was a time for self-care, a tool to manage the mounting stress. But, even as I took care of myself, the weight of my children's safety bore heavily on me. Heart-wrenchingly, signs of sexual grooming in my middle son emerged, and despite my frantic efforts to protect him, Child Protective Services dismissed the case. Feeling helpless and cornered, I turned to an unconventional source for guidance - a psychic.
This episode also discusses my spiritual awakening during the global pandemic and my deep dive into the Seth books. These books opened my mind to the power of beliefs in shaping reality, and I started perceiving the universe differently, understanding its interconnectivity. Struggling within and beyond, I grasped onto the power of self-belief, learning to harness it to shape my own reality. This incredible journey of self-discovery, resilience, and rebuilding from the ashes promises to inspire you to tap into your own power. Tune in for a heartfelt exploration of the power of belief, and the strength to rise from the ashes.
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