My guest on this week's episode of the Doctor's Pharmacy says,

our actions at any given point are either rooted in love or rooted in fear.

Marianne Williamson is an internationally claimed lecture activist and author

of four number one New York Times bestselling books.

And on today's episode, Marianne and I talked about how we can tap into a place of love

on a day-to-day basis and how we can have a civil discourse in this very tough political climate.

Marianne's activism and her mission to fight for the disenfranchised is really inspiring.

And I know you'll love this conversation with one of the most well-known sought-off

your spiritual authors, teachers, and inspirational speakers in the world.

Welcome, Marianne, to the Doctor's Pharmacy, a place for conversations that matter.

And I know you use that quote today with us for a brand.

Martin Luther King said that our lives begin to end the day when we become silent about things that matter.

And you've focused on a number of things that really matter in your career.

And they seem really disconnected, but actually they're very connected,

which is spirituality and love and politics, which seems sort of not good bedfellows,

but it turns out that not so much religion, but more spirituality and politics

seem to be really connected.

And your work originally began with Course in Miracles,

which so does an interesting story of how you came to it and how to learn about it.

So I love people to understand how did you come to this understanding about the work of Course in Miracles.

And what is a miracle?

And what's the difference between a miracle and magical thinking?

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