Everyone is capable of feeling divine love, regardless of where they are in their spiritual journey. Skylight's new course, Discover Divine Love, can help individuals transform and connect with their higher power to live a more authentic life. The course, led by Henry Ammar, offers guidance for those on a spiritual journey and provides a sneak peek into what to expect.

Anxiety affects the mind and body, and spirituality can be used as a tool to decrease anxiety levels. The Skylight app is recommended for free spiritual exercises, including yoga, meditations, and visualization exercises, which can help people decrease anxiety levels.

God's goodness and role as the great creator. Learn more about different ways to connect with God, even in everyday tasks.

Starting each day with mindfulness, meditation, and spirituality can greatly improve one's mental and emotional well-being by reducing stress, increasing mental clarity, and promoting inner calm through practices such as deep breathing exercises, guided meditations, prayer, gratitude exercises, affirmations, and taking nature walks.

Many people's spirituality has a big impact on their lives, but some may struggle with reconciling their beliefs with mental health. A therapist can help people balance their spiritual beliefs with daily life and support them in exploring and integrating their views.

By putting God first in one's life and trusting in his plan, we can be surrendering control, trusting in God's wisdom and speaking to him regularly. One can find peace and strength during difficult times if we prioritize our relationship with our higher power.

It can be scary to experience feelings of spiritual apathy, or a lack of interest or concern about God or spirituality. Although this feeling is common and can be caused by a variety of factors such as grief, loss, lack of purpose, or triviality. By refocusing on what matters and nourishing the spirit, here are a few ways to overcome spiritual apathy.

Thomas McConkie, a mindfulness coach and founder of the Lower Lights School of Wisdom, hosts the Mindfulness+ podcast on the Skylight app. In the podcast, Thomas uses his unique skillset as a developmental researcher and spiritual leader to illuminate mindfulness in a new way. Each episode is 20 to 30 minutes long, to help you practice mindfulness in bite-sized chunks. This post is a review of the “How to Not Suffer” episode.