William Cooper, M.Th., Licensed Professional Counselor

William is a Licensed Professional Counselor in private practice. He spent 4 years in residence while earning a Master of Theology from Harding Theological Seminary in Memphis, TN in 1982. He integrates East with West in an understandable and doable step by step process of Awakening. He has lived in India for years spread out over 14 visits to study with awakened masters as well as to Bhutan, Nepal, Thailand, Brazil, etc. He was a Unity Board President, Oneness Trainer and is a Licensed Psychotherapist and spiritual group facilitator. He first started meditating in 1972. These podcasts are based on powerful ancient teachings tested by William's direct experience over the last 50 plus years. He has attempted to encapsulate and convey what he has experienced in a relatively simple clear way. He feels the best way to listen to these podcasts is in sequence starting at number 1 because each podcast is supported by those before it. However, each podcast also stands on its own so if you see a title that calls you, please do listen as you like. Enjoy!

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Reviews

Kati Simpson

Jan 27, 2026

Loving the seres! Your voice is like a wam cup of hot chocolate.. very reassurig & brings joy.

Kati Simpson

Jan 25, 2026

Brilliant, clear & so informative important message. What a comforting voice. Thank you for this. Look forward to more of your podcasts :)

Teresa Janes

Jan 25, 2026

Thank you. Something so simple and so powerful. I needed to hear it spoken.

Christine

Jan 11, 2026

Awareness is curative. That’s empowering. Awakening happens when we are absorbed in the present moment, absorbed by it. Very helpful. Going to listen again before I move on. I am listening in order per your advice and it is helpful. Thank you for your generous sharing.

Shaunna Goldberry

Dec 7, 2025

What a beautiful and simple message so similar to many other spiritual and faith traditions. Blessings and namaste to you for your kindness.

Patricia

Nov 16, 2025

Hello William. Thank you for this podcast. It reminded me of a time, aged 13 years, when I had a severe mental breakdown. It was at the beginning of September, start of school after summer break, when I down spiralled into a state of deep depression. I was off school for 4 months and did little else but cry and pray that I would die. I returned to school in the January, but was still in a very low state. And then, one day in March, I was sitting on the bus, coming home for lunch, when suddenly the sun came out and shone on my back, it felt so warm and comforting, and I felt, for the first time in months, optimistic, that life could still be enjoyed. This feeling was so good and lasted just about 5 minutes. The next day, it happened again and maybe lasted a few minutes longer. Although I had still a long way to go, knowing that it was possible to feel happy again, helped me through the darker times. This carried on, soon maybe twice a day, and each time a little longer. Untill I was spending more and more time being happy than being depressed. By the end of the summer, I felt completely restored. I mention all this just to confirm what you say about imagining a time when you were happy, and reliving this time, soaking it up, just like you advise William, and that even in the midst of all the pain, it makes one realise and experience ease and happiness. And that the more one dwells upon the good times, the less vivid the bad times become. It is such a deep experience, that I am not sure that my comments are making any sense. But I certainly appreciate your podcasts on PTSD. You're so brilliant William! 🙏❤️

Jennifer

Nov 2, 2025

Thank you so much! Such an important message. Awareness and reinforcement is very helpful. Peace and love, Jennifer Lea

Jennifer

Nov 2, 2025

What a gift! 🙏 Thank You 😊 William for taking such a deep dive into an important topic that is primed to naturally block our progress towards clarity. I have listened to your series several times and learn more from each! Be well! Please keep on sharing often and more! ~ Jennifer Lea

Jane

Nov 2, 2025

Uh oh I have thoughts during all those times you mentioned that a person may not have thoughts💥😁🫣🤔 I understand what you’re saying though. Thank you.

Jane

Nov 1, 2025

The explanation really clicked! Can’t hold to thoughts at once. Thank you!🙏🏼😊

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