New Age, Ayahuasca, and the LDS Temple: A Miraculous Encounter with Christ, with Larkin Swain

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• AF

  @AFocusOnChrist · 11 hours ago

  Your interview style is so good. For 45 minutes, Larkiin recounted her experience and I knew you were there, with the rest of us. <br><br>Coming back to the church &quot; of Jesus Christ! So glad you&apos;re back!! and drinking from the cold, refreshing, nurturing, &nbsp;satisfying, sustaining words and binding yourself to Christ through covenants and yoked with Him and the Latter-day Saints serving those in need to bring those on both sides of the veil, to His feast, which is Eternal Life and Exaltation.<br><br>I get to go to the House of the Lord this evening... I haven&apos;t been since last week!and be in His presence in a holier way to give those witin the veil greateraccess to his healingbalm!

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• DT

  @dtnichol · 1 day ago

  Such a beautiful story. &nbsp;To gain a testimony the way Larkin has through her journey of searching for deeper meaning is special. &nbsp;Nothing anyone says can shake her because she knows through experience, pain, searching, yearning. &nbsp;What a special journey you have taken and I hope nothing will ever shake you from the faith! &nbsp;🫶

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• AF

  @AFocusOnChrist · 11 hours ago

  From about the 50 minute mark, I can relate to your connection to The Lord by being in nature and shedding cultural fabrications.<br><br>My wife and I were missionaries on the North Shore of Oahu for 2½ years and experienced Aloha, which is Charity. In Utah, there are some unnecessary formalities and false expectations that have been culturally created. In Hawaii, it was not uncommon to see Deacons passing the Sacrament barefoot or in pink Crocs and that is actually refreshing to break the mold of any cultural rigidities :)<br><br>Of course, the consistent ocean waves, the sand on the beach, the turquoise water, and the gentle breeze are so regenerative too!

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• WE

  @wenders59 · 1 day ago

  Meghan thanks so much for orchestrating this episode...can&apos;t wait to dive into it and more of Larkin&apos;s podcasts.

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• GI

  @girlofthegreatnorth · 10 hours ago

  “If you want an ego death, become a Mormon” <br><br>Best line ever!!!

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• ME

  @meyersonfire · 11 hours ago

  I loved, &quot;I started to look around me, and man, I don’t really know that anyone around me seems to feel like they have it figured out, either. &nbsp;Like everyone’s feeling the answer, but no one seems to actually feel whole and resolved in themselves. &nbsp;Like we’re all in this hamster wheel that is never ending.&quot; &nbsp;So profound!

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• AD

  @Adams-Fall · 1 day ago

  I enjoyed hearing Larkin&apos;s story. Thanks for sharing.

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• RB

  @rbypack · 23 hours ago

  Clicking on this video was very random for me, but I’m so grateful, Larkin, that I clicked! Your story reminded me of my own. I very much went on the same journey, and God came to me in my darkest moment. I had the exact same reluctance to go back, but there was no resisting that light that began building in me that was what I had searched so earnestly for in everything but God. Thank you again for sharing! Please keep sharing your light ❤

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• DE

  @DerekPayne1791 · 1 day ago

  I am over and over blessed by these discussions. So often I see your videos released and I wonder, is this one for me. To date the answer has been, yes.

• LI

  @lindamoses3697 · 1 day ago (edited)

  This young lady has a gift of being able to explain clearly the spiritual journey we all go through to some extent. Some don&apos;t feel welcome at church or that it is strange yet fulfilling at the same time. &nbsp;Our way to Christ is truly in the scriptures, church, and the temple but we each have our own path to travel to find the love of Heavenly Father and Jesus. Some of us have wounds and trauma that needs worked through to feel safe &nbsp;and whole again. It can take years and the only peace is found in Christ because He is the only one that can fill our empty cups.

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• NA

  @nancid70 · 23 hours ago

  There is a woman who claims to be a member of the church and a so called Dr. She is telling peolle she can talk to their loved ones in the spirit world for them and foes energy healing. I fear for those who are not strong enough to see through people like her but this story gives comfort that the Lord seeks after each of us.

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• ST

  @StevenODell-ff4ux · 4 hours ago

  My most powerful spiritual experiences have been while using plant medicines, as well. Discovering God is real, conversion to Christ and experiencing his suffering and his forgiveness of my sins. I believe we open spiritual pathways and channels that have been &nbsp;muted by the world. It does not replace the Holy Ghost at all, but it has changed who I am.