About This Program

Linda shares the reasons for writing the book, the practice of
choosing love over fear in our daily decisions on the spiritual path.
 
There are 12 tips discussed in “The A Train to Sedona,” as guideposts, along the way and they will be sharing their thoughts on these for you.
 
As we partner with others, we have reactions to these interactions.
This gives us an opportunity to look in the metaphorical mirror to ask
what this says about us, what we can learn from this.
 
In this way unconscious material can make its way into our conscious
mind: we can integrate the information.
 
Linda believes that assertion is an essential skill as self-love and compassion rest upon this ability. She defines assertion as getting needs met while respecting the rights of others.
 
Moving toward the light is encouraged by seeing ourselves clearly, by
healing conflicts, by letting go of what does not serve.