3 Hours of Joan of Arc To Find Courage When You Are Alone

Think you have to face the world with an army to be strong? Joan of Arc was just a nineteen-year-old farm girl when they tied her to a stake and lit the fire. ⏳

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Before she became a legend, she was a completely isolated teenager who regular people thought was losing her mind. Her own king abandoned her. Her story pulled me out of a dark period when I believed I was entirely invisible and alone in my battles. I wasn't. And you aren't either. This episode is living proof that the voice inside you holds a power the world cannot suppress. 🔥

You don't need to be a soldier to feel the weight she carried: the quiet ache of a nineteen-year-old girl standing entirely alone before a roaring fire, refusing to call her inner truth a lie.

We trace her steps from a quiet village pasture to the crowning of an ungrateful king, moving slowly through medieval courtrooms and cold stone cells to sit with a woman whose deepest wisdom arrived only when she was completely abandoned.

If your mind has been racing with overthinking at 3am, or if you've been feeling isolated in your own life lately, her slow, steady conviction is a companion for your night.

Tonight we sit with the long, strange life of Joan of Arc, the teenage farm girl who heard what no one else could hear and changed history before the fire took her.

⁠Timestamps:

(00:00:00) Before Joan of Arc: A Word From Huxley

(00:00:27) Tonight, the Life of Joan of Arc Begins

(00:02:54) Joan of Arc Hears a Voice in a French Garden, 1425

(00:07:40) Saint Michael, Catherine, and Margaret Speak to a Girl