Resilience and redemption - James Arthur Ray and Bersabeh Ray (overcoming adversity)

Bersabeh's first memory is hiding from dropping bombs. Bersabeh met James Ray when he was homeless, sick, and 20 million dollars in debt. Their stories of resilience and redemption give hope and assurance that you can bounce back from adversity too. James Arthur Ray is a New York Times bestselling author, philosopher, and consultant who has appeared on Oprah, Larry King and the Today Show. His story is told on the CNN documentary "Enlighten Us." Bear is an intuitive consultant who helps people heal from their past and take their power back.
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Some of the highlights Ray and Bersabeh share:
Bersabeh's traumatic early years growing up in Iran during the Iran-Iraq war
Hiding from bombs and watching the military forcefully take her parents to prison
Escaping from dangerous Iran and emigrating to the United States
Enduring (and escaping) an abusive relationship
Healing from a traumatic past
James's story of being on top of the world with a New York Times best selling book, interviews with Oprah, and a net worth of millions and the tragic accident that took it all away
Spending two years in prison, losing everything, and owing $20 million in debt
Resilience and redemption
Healing from unresolved trauma
Making the unconscious conscious
Why we chase the opinions of people we don't know and who don't care about us
Learning to choose what really matters
Helping and lifting each other
How love strengthens us to heal
And more
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