Empower Radio

We all have our tendencies and weakness. As long as they are not addressed as such, they will keep on hindering us. Realizing that life offers much more than a temporary buzz is the first step. Moving into that awareness is the next. Today we host Amber and her incredible story of stepping up to social behaviors and to karmic tendencies. As she unfolds her empowering story of dropping alcoholism, we discover important tools to success and overcoming limitation. In this loving, nourishing episode, full of light and hope, we bring them to you. Enjoy. You can check Ambers empowerment group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/217125266224956

Jesse Redmond is in the house! Again!! What a pleasure. We had irresponsible, humble fun that created a lot of movement in energy. Which brought up a beautiful and profound conversation. Birth, parenthood, Zen, Lucy, frequencies and many more. Enjoy

Robert Jarden opened up to us his eccentric music, and with that, the conversation took off into outer space, yet very much down to earth. We explored the reals of music and the connection point to the grid, or the mainframe of reality, and how the symphony of life portraits our life, echoing throughout our experiences as ripples across a placid lake, which is nothing but the plasma of this reality, holding every sensation very, very real.

Music is Sound and sound are Vibrations. If we could see those frequencies, they would show up as colors. Motion, movement and voice are too, vibrations. The breath is a vibration and so is energy. When the vibration alignes in harmony, we hear music. Enjoy

First episode in English is out and this time with the marvelous Jesse (the Red King) Redmond. We had so much fun and even though at times couldn't stop laughing, we did manage to talk some empowering stuff PLUS give a useful advise on how to stop the craziness for just a moment each day and appreciate. We performed two spontaneous pieces with Jesse on the flute. It took us some time to find harmony and you can tell the difference between the opening and closing piece. “Oklahoma”, created by the Red King in a bizarre coincidence, is the song featured, and the story around it is just hilarious. Tube in and have fun