Have you ever felt like you're watching the same movie of your life over and over, and it's not one you'd recommend? If you've tried to change but keep hitting the same invisible walls, this episode is for you. Rev. Greg Harte shares a simple but profound idea: your life is like a movie, and your thoughts are the film you're playing. We'll explore why it's so easy to get stuck on the old, familiar reruns of self-doubt and struggle, even when we're trying so hard to create something new. Most importantly, you'll learn a gentle, three-step guide to help you step into the role of the director. It's about noticing the old stories, questioning where they came from, and starting to create the first scene of a story you actually want to live. If you're ready to stop watching the reruns, this one's for you.

Have you ever wondered if the key to feeling better in your heart, body, and life could be as simple as changing your thoughts? In this episode, we're gently exploring the beautiful and practical wisdom of Louise Hay. We'll talk about her core belief that self-love and forgiveness are the most powerful ways to heal. Greg shares three of her most well-known practices you can start trying today, including her famous Mirror Work. It's a warm invitation to soften that inner critic, let go of old pain, and begin healing your life from the inside out.

What if the way we chase freedom is the very thing that keeps us feeling trapped? This episode of "The Art of Conscious Living" explores the profound perspective of Ernest Holmes, revealing that true freedom isn't a destination we arrive at, but an inner power we've had all along.

Host Greg Harte explains how our thoughts unconsciously create the very limitations we long to escape. Through three compelling, real-world stories, you'll discover a practical blueprint to stop struggling against your circumstances and start mastering your inner world.

Learn how to shift your internal state, open your life to a greater flow of good, and achieve your goals by letting go of the chase. This episode doesn't just redefine freedom; it hands you the keys to start living it today.

Have you ever felt stuck in a loop, hitting the same walls in your career, relationships, or personal growth, no matter how hard you try to change? In this episode of "The Art of Conscious Living," host Greg Hart reveals the invisible force controlling your results: your subconscious self-image. Discover why your life is like a car with a pre-programmed GPS, and why willpower alone isn't enough to reach a new destination.

Learn why your external world is simply a "looking glass" reflecting your internal blueprint, and how to stop fighting the reflection and start changing the person in the mirror. This episode provides a practical guide to rebuilding your self-image from the ground up. You will learn three powerful, actionable steps to start rewriting your code today.

Stop trying to force change and start becoming the architect of your reality. This episode gives you the blueprint to build a masterpiece.

We've all yearned for freedom, whether it be from debt, from a job, or from a difficult relationship. But what if we've been looking in the wrong place? In this episode of "The Art of Conscious Living," host Rev. Greg Harte explores the revolutionary teachings of Ernest Holmes to redefine freedom not as an external destination, but as an internal power that is your birthright.

Learn why true freedom is "freedom in life" and how your thoughts are the creative force that shapes your reality. Through three powerful, real-world stories, this episode provides a practical blueprint for claiming that power. Discover how to shift your inner state to transform your career, break patterns of financial anxiety by embracing generosity, and master the art of surrender to attract your desires without struggle. If you feel stuck in any area of your life, this episode will hand you the keys to unlock the door from the inside.

Feeling stuck? It's time to turn your passive wishes into an active, creative force. This episode dives into Applied Faith, the practical art of using your belief as a tool. Learn how to align your thoughts, feelings, and—most importantly—your actions to set a powerful creative process in motion. Whether you want to build a business, find love, or achieve financial peace, discover how to use this timeless principle to create tangible results in your modern life.

Have you ever created a vision board or practiced positive thinking, only to feel frustrated when nothing changed? In this episode, Greg Harte explains why the Law of Attraction often fails and reveals the missing ingredient: your inner emotional state. Discover why your consistent feelings—not just your thoughts—are the true magnetic force that shapes your reality.

This episode provides a complete, practical guide to making the Law of Attraction work for you. You will learn:

• • The Core Principle: How to shift from a state of "wanting" to a state of "having" by generating the feelings of your wish already fulfilled.

  • Three Creative exercises: Fun, actionable exercises to align your emotional energy with your goals, including the "Success Story" Interview, the "It-Already-Happened" Playlist, and the "Proof is Everywhere" Scavenger Hunt.

  • The Final, Crucial Step: The critical difference between forced effort and Inspired Action, and how to recognize the light, easy, and intuitive nudges that lead you to your desires.

Stop struggling and start aligning. Learn the complete formula for connecting your inner world to your outer reality and finally attract the life you truly want.

Are you tired of praying to a distant God and waiting for an answer? This episode of The Art of Conscious Living turns that idea on its head. Host Greg Hart reveals how the greatest power in the universe isn't out there, but is the creative force living and breathing as you. Learn three simple daily practices to stop giving your power away, reclaim your own divinity, and start creating a life you love from the inside out. This is the journey from fear to freedom, and it starts now.