Dates: Thursday, June 3, 2021, 7:00 - 8:00 pm ET
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Your Path, Your Purpose: Navigating The Possibilities to Unleashing Your Passion

Hosted by Rev. LeVaughn McPherson and Rev. Nancy Dominique Dessables, LMSW, ISC

According to classic and modern-day mystics, thought leaders, and spiritual scholars, we are all born with a Divine Life Purpose. We were coded with this at the moment of our birth and even at the time of our conception. Our purpose is our sacred calling to unleash our gifts, talents, and passions to the world. It is our unique soul signature; it is how we are wired to contribute to the evolution of humankind.

Although we come into the world deeply connected to our sense of purpose, the journey from childhood to adolescence, and ultimately to adulthood, are accompanied with the inevitable demands and challenges of life. We then slowly begin to distance ourselves from what is ours to do—ultimately losing touch with our essential purpose. And as many have experienced, when we disengage from our purpose, we often feel disengaged with life.

This Gathering offers an invitation to either ignite or rediscover your life’s purpose through a meaningful process of guided meditation, reflection, dialogue, and journaling. You will have the opportunity to explore possibilities, listen deeply to your inner voice, articulate your life purpose, and commit to a simple plan of action to step into your unique calling. We invite you to bring a journal and something to write with.

Facilitators

Rev. LeVaughn McPherson

Rev. LeVaughn McPherson is the Founder of KindledMinds, which is dedicated to inspire, support individuals in tapping into their intuition and releasing debilitating thoughts and emotions that get in the way of living a healthy, confident, and purposeful life. She completed training as an InterSpiritual Counselor through the ISC program at One Spirit in 2017, was subsequently Ordained as an Interspiritual Minister, and received her calling as a Birth Doula in 2019. In 2020, she began to serve as a Dean of One Spirit’s Interspiritual Counseling Program, where she models counseling techniques and journeys with students through their completion of the program. As a Birth Doula her gifts and training are further utilized to support, educate, and empower pregnant families to self-advocate for a fair, empowered, and healthy birthing experience. Rev. LeVaughn is an Intuitive who is known for holding sacred space and bringing a sense of calm and safety to what is perceived as threatening and chaotic. She innately supports the shift of energy and dynamics in challenging situations towards a path of healing mentally, physically, emotionally, and situationally. Visit www.kindledminds.com for inspired recordings and updates on new service offerings.

Nancy Dominique Dessables, LMSW

Nancy Dominique Dessables is an ordained interfaith minister, spiritual counselor, trained career & wellness life coach, licensed professional social worker, and self-appointed “spiritual seductress” with over 30 years of experience in facilitating meaningful and timely growth processes for individuals and groups.
Rev. Nancy has designed and delivered numerous wellness and professional development trainings for human services staff and non-profit leaders. She has worked in the fields of aging, employment, early childhood, health care, and higher education. She currently coordinates field placement for human services students in a well-respected New York City-based university system. Rev. Nancy is the principal owner of Yola’s Child www.yolsaschild.com a safe space for individuals who wish to explore their lives through a psycho-spiritual lens. Nancy holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Columbia University. She is a graduate of both the One Spirit Learning Alliance seminary and interspiritual counseling programs.

If you have questions about registering for this course, please contact One Spirit Learning Alliance by email to info@1spirit.org or call 212-931-6840.