Kindness Calloway Presents: Child Sexual Abuse, Jesus + Forgiveness (a lydia baldarch remix)

Welcome to the episode 12.2 Loving Kindness Everyday podcast remix with your host, Kindness Calloway (@KindnesstheKid) in this episode, we remix and represent the deep into the powerful topic of traumatic abuse and forgiveness.

We'll discuss visit different experiences and perspectives, learning about how forgiveness can transform our relationships, health, and well-being.

The original episode can be found: on YouTube , Spotify, Whatever

People Behind this Episode's Voices

David Crockett

David is the creator and host of Street Talk ATL, a Spotify Podcast that brings you candid, insightful, and impactful conversations with real people in Atlanta. Through his "Conversations that Matter", David challenges, inspires, and empowers his listeners to find freedom and purpose in Jesus. David is not afraid to tackle the tough and relevant issues that affect the people on the streets of Atlanta, and he does so with compassion, honesty, and grace.

Visit the Link Below to Learn More about David and Listen to the Street Talk ATL Podcast streaming now on Spotify!

https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/street-talk-dave

Other Loving Kindness Everyday Episodes on Spotify Featuring David Crockett:

• From Despair to Faith (featuring Connor Lamb)
  (Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/SMknsic8wCc?si=bU-xjt9jAq8z3mc0
• Synchronicity, Faith and Love in Atlanta
  (Youtube Link: https://youtu.be/02FSuD_T5_s?si=booPl3kXjPXX57zf )

Jocelyn Vaughn

Jocelyn is the amazing host of "Eye Am More: A Podcast for Survivors," where she tells stories of how people overcome trauma and fight for mental health. If you want to know more about Jocelyn and her awesome work, check out the links below.

After listening to her podcast episode called "Surviving the Sunken Place," and I was blown away by how much I learned from it. As someone who has been through trauma, I know how important it is to keep learning and growing from it. It's like going to the gym, you have to do it often to see the results!

One thing that Jocelyn said that really stuck with me was "connect with your village." She meant that we need to reach out to people who care about us and support us, no matter where we are in our healing process. In this episode, she also talks about how we should get help before things get too bad. If we wait too long, we might hurt ourselves or others, and that's not good for anyone. She also reminds us to respect ourselves and our limits, and not let anyone cross them.

Jocelyn Vaughn's message holds invaluable wisdom for survivors and those overcoming adversity. I encourage you to heed their wise words and proactively apply them in your life.

You can listen to her podcast episode by clicking on the link below. You won't regret it. Just like this episode, it might change the way you think about healing and forgiveness.

Jocelyn's Story — Eye Am More: https://www.eyeammore.com/eamstory

Surviving the Sunken Place - Eye Am More: A Podcast for Survivors https://eyeammore.buzzsprout.com/2037859/12066303

IG:
https://www.instagram.com/eyeammore/
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/eyeammore/

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Topics Touched on Not Explained:
Saprea - Saprea is an organization that provides free healing and prevention resources for survivors of child sexual abuse and their caregivers. One of their services is the Saprea Retreat, a four-day experience followed by an online course that helps adult female survivors learn about the impacts of trauma and apply healing tools. You can learn more about Saprea and their retreat at their website : https://saprea.org/saprea-retreat/

The Case - Kindness Calloway's brother (abuser): https://www.flgov.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/EO-22-187.pdf )

Jocelyn's connection with her mom, who was both a her sex trafficker/abuser, will be further explored in future episodes of our show within the greater context of exploring themes of self-compassion and self-kindness, alongside other topics Jocelyn brings to light. As a Child Sexual Abuse Healing Advocate, Jocelyn courageously shares her journey on her podcast, "Eye Am More," aimed at helping survivors heal and lead fulfilling lives. Tune in to listen as she skillfully sheds light on her experiences, with some very special content planned for Child Abuse Awareness Month in April.



Informational Sources:
(0) The Art of Letting Go: In 5 steps or less - https://kindnesscalloway.com/2024/01/06/five-steps-the-art-of-letting-go/
(1) Forgiveness: Your Health Depends on It | Johns Hopkins Medicine. https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/forgiveness-your-health-depends-on-it
(2) The power of forgiveness - Harvard Health. https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/the-power-of-forgiveness
(3) The Science Behind Forgiveness: A Path Towards Inner Peace. https://www.freeneyenterprises.com/blog/the-science-behind-forgiveness-a-path-towards-inner-peace