Send us a textIn this powerful episode of The Experience of the Soul Podcast, Rev. Cynthia Alice Anderson answers your spiritual questions with depth, humor, and heart. From discerning divine guidance to understanding spiritual purpose, this episode invites you to engage more fully with the soul-level questions that shape your journey. Along the way, we honor Pentecost, Lag B’Omer, Malcolm X Day, and May Ray Day—celebrating a global call to divine light and human dignity.We also dive into the sacred mystery of Mary Magdalene, her role at the tomb, and what the “we” in her statement may really mean. Cynthia Alice recommends two insightful books for deeper study and reflection: 📖 Owning Your Own Shadow by Robert A. Johnson → https://a.co/d/0BPkzuo 📖 The Woman with the Alabaster Jar by Margaret Starbird → https://a.co/d/duMixCyJoin us for stories of divine encounters, angelic guidance, and the reminder that you are never alone on your journey.Join Rev. Cynthia Alice Anderson in sustaining the Experience of the Soul Podcast Channel. Over the next 90 days, our goal is to raise $9,000 to keep bringing inspiring, uplifting messages to listeners worldwide. Every gift—large or small—helps us continue creating and sharing spiritual resources for all. Together, we can carry this channel forward into the new year.  “You’re listening to the Experience of the Soul Podcast Channel—bringing you inspiration, teachings, and practices to support your spiritual journey.” We want to hear from you! Use the "Send Us A Text Message" feature or:https://www.cynthiaaliceanderson.com/about-cynthia-alice Be sure to let us know your name, where you are from, and how we can contact you if you want a response or shout-out on the show. Support the podcast with a tax-deductible donation, HERE. Everything Cynthia Alice Anderson:https://linktr.ee/cynthiaaliceanderson_rcaExperience of the Soul Podcast is copyright 2025, Cynthia Alice Anderson. All Rights Reserved. Produced by The Soul Works Group, Inc. Edited by Shawn Kilgore.

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