Suicidal Ideation, Depression and A Course in Miracles with Lorri Coburn 

In today’s episode, I’m interviewing Lorri Coburn. Lorri struggled with suicidal ideation for decades, and in this podcast, she’s going to share her story with us.
Naturally, this episode comes with a CONTENT WARNING as we’ll be discussing details of Lorri’s journey with suicidal ideation, her plans for her death, but also her healing and recovery.
You’ll hear in Lorri’s journey that she received the clear message that death is not the way out and that our task is to accept our true identity while IN the body. Lorri points out that there are many passages in A Course in Miracles that speak to how death is not the way out. And she shares how our mind goes with us after we die so you have to be willing to change your mind HERE.
This episode is raw and real and Lorri’s story also shows us that although A Course in Miracles teaches that healing can happen in an instant, for many of us, myself included, healing is often experienced as gradual and NOT a one-time event. Lorri’s journey of healing depression and suicidal ideation was a process that took place over a number of years.
If you are struggling with suicidal ideation, there IS HELP available. You can go to your nearest emergency room. If you’re in the USA, call 988 for the Suicide and Crisis LIFELINE or go to 988lifeline.org/ to connect via chat.
If you’re outside of the USA, go to your nearest emergency room or you can find a suicide hotline via suicide.org/int... (If this link changes, please search the internet for a suicide hotline in your country).
You are worth the effort it takes to heal.
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Lorri Coburn is a psychotherapist, spiritual coach, author and you can find her at lorricoburn.com/
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