Embracing Our Full Humanity: Nina Lau-Branson on Freedom in our Relationship to Ourselves and to the Divine

Dr. Habīb welcomes spiritual director and emotional-integration practitioner Nina Lau-Branson for a deeply compassionate exploration of the inner life. Nina shares her powerful spiritual story — from growing up in a Chinese immigrant family, to a midlife awakening that led her away from corporate achievement and into a 15-year contemplative “wilderness,” and eventually into transformative work with emotional integration.

Together, Dr. Habīb and Nina explore:

  • How early experiences shape our image of God

  • The sacred role emotions play in our spiritual growth

  • Why no emotion is “good” or “bad” — and how each carries intelligence

  • What happens when communities suppress emotional expression

  • The path to reclaiming the freedom and authenticity we see in sacred stories

  • How contemplative practices, silence, and presence support emotional and spiritual healing

This conversation invites you to welcome all parts of your humanity — body, mind, spirit, and emotion — as companions on the journey home to yourself and to the Divine.

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