Podcasts about ami chen mills naim

Ami was around Sydney Banks and what is now called the 3 Principles since she was 9, when her father, Roger Mills, became an early student of Sydney Banks.  As she grew up, Ami followed her own path, became a journalist, and after going through a period of depression and searching for Truth, she re-discovered the teachings she heard as a child on Salt Spring Island.  Ami is an author, speaker, teacher, and activist, with a deep grounding in the 3 Principles.

Ami Chen Mills-Naim talks with us about how she got into activism, particularly around politics and the climate crisis. She reminds us that spirituality and anger, and/or opposition, are not mutually exclusive, and protesting is often necessary to get the attention necessary for creating any kind of meaningful change. She shows us that we can show up, be human, and learn about - and fight against - grave injustices, without losing touch with our essential nature and oneness.Her grounding and humility have allowed her to learn about her own biases without taking them personally, while still committing to personal change and growth in these areas. She courageously holds conversations with others she disagrees with in order to impart this wisdom and to see if they can find common ground. Ami shows us that it's possible to hold more than one feeling and viewpoint at once (e.g. anger and love). She has joined many activist groups and enjoys bringing the spiritual side to the work she does on these issues. We admire her fortitude in joining these movements that are working tirelessly to push forth equality and human rights, as well as efforts to fight the climate crisis we face as residents of this planet.  Show NotesAmanda Gorman: youngest inaugural poet in U.S. historyHeather McGhee: Author of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper TogetherShut it Down: An activist's guide to direct action and strategic civil disobedienceAwake a dream from Standing Rock: 2017 documentary about The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe peaceful resistance of construction of an oil pipeline through their landCaste by Isabel Wilkerson: necessary reading on racism in the United States Ami Chen Mills-Naim is a global speaker, coach, trainer, and author of State of Mind in the Classroom: Thought, Consciousness and the Essential Curriculum for Healthy Learning, and The Spark Inside: A Special Book for Youth. With her late father, the social scientist Dr. Roger Mills  she co-founded the non-profit Center for Sustainable Change, and served as its Executive Director and Education Director for a decade. She has been a speaker on innate wellness and resiliency, and a trainer of the “Three Principles” for more than 30 years. In response to recent, global events, she launched a YouTube Channel called The Heart of America, utilizing her journalism skills.More on her current scope of work can be found at www.AmiChen.com. Angus & Rohini Ross are “The Rewilders.” They love working with couples and helping them to reduce conflict and discord in their relationships. They co-facilitate individualized couples' intensives that rewild relationships back to their natural state of love. Rohini is the author of the ebook Marriage, and they are co-founders of The 29-Day Rewilding Experience and The Rewilding Community. You can also follow Angus and Rohini Ross on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. To learn more about their work visit: therewilders.org. Read Rohini's latest blog.Episode 35  features the music of RhythmPharm with Los Angeles-based composer Greg Ellis.See full show notes here.

Are you curious about how you can become a Spiritual Activist? Then please join me on Tuesday, 1:00 pm Pacific, on my "Insightful Conversations with Del Adey-Jones" Facebook page,https://www.facebook.com/deladeyjones/ as I welcome two of my favorite Spiritual Activists, Ami Chen Mills-Naim and Rohini Ross.Ami is a global speaker, coach, trainer, and award-winning journalist and author. She has spent close to thirty years, helping people, organizations, and communities recognize their innate wellbeing, resilience, and mental health. As our political, economic, and ecological systems approach tipping points, Ami's work is focused on facilitating individuals, groups, organizations, and communities, to recognize their innate wisdom. The wisdom that exists within everyone, leading them to right action and sound strategies that uplift and help build healthy societies in which we can all thrive.Rohini is the co-founder of The Rewilders, where she and her partner Angus Ross help individuals, couples, and organizations rewild themselves back to their natural state of peace, balance, and harmony. They also co-facilitate the online Rewilding Community - a supportive group experience designed to help you break free from limiting conditioning so you can uncover and recover your natural rewilded state.*For more information on my coaching and mentoring packages, please contact me at https://www.deladeyjones.com

Ami is an award-winning journalist and author. She directed the national non-profit, Center for Sustainable Change working with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and others, to bring the Principles of Innate Resiliency and Well-being, to at-risk communities across the United States. She recently co-founded a chapter of the global, nonviolent civil-disobedience group, Extinction Rebellion (XR) in Santa Cruz, CA, and serves on the XR International Regenerative Culture Working Group as well as US National strategy team.She is co-founder of Light on the Horizon: Fridays for Earth, free monthly and global webinars dedicated to helping people find wisdom and right action in the midst of the current climate and ecological crises

Do you wish you could have done more for the people who faced white supremacy, natural disasters or violence? Are you tired of taking action, burnt out?Ami Chen Mills-Naim will join us for a podcast on Spiritual Activism after violence. Hear Ami's story of how she want from non-engaged to serious activist. Discover resources and peace of mind that can help you sustain the actions you are already taking. Consider activism may be the next step for you - especially if you can learn how to engage from the heart!Check out Ami's activism track: https://theawesomeevent.com/activism/Ami Chen Mills-Naim is a global speaker, coach, trainer, editor and author of State of Mind in the Classroom: Thought, Consciousness and the Essential Curriculum for Healthy Learning, and The Spark Inside: A Special Book for Youth. Check out her next event: https://theawesomeevent.com/activism/

Dean Rees-Evans has been working with the Occupational Therapy Unit at the Royal Northshore Hospital in Sydney and has had a peer review paper published on the Three Principles. He’s just finished his new book with the help of one of our former guests, Ami Chen Mills-Naim - which is with the publishers right now. In this concise and enlightening podcast, we discuss the outside-in illusion, the oneness and all seeing-ness of life, Dean’s relationship with his mentor (Ami’s Dad) Dr Roger Mills, the future of the Principles, vegetarianism and more. https://www.facebook.com/dean.reesevans https://www.facebook.com/ThreePrinciplesTraining http://www.threeprinciplestraining.com/ What are the Three Principles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BADB8y62Wn4&t=1s

Ami Chen Mills-Naim has been a long time teacher of the Three Principles psychology, and was a student of Sydney Banks, as well as being the daughter of one of the great pioneers of the Principles understanding, Dr. Roger C. Mills.Just before and after the 2016 election, she became politically active, after a nearly 20-year hiatus from nearly all forms of political activism (besides voting). This radio show addresses the following questions about the "intersection" of spirituality and politics:Is it enough to just teach "spiritually" and not be active in politics or social and environmental movements?How does one "do" activism without becoming burnt out and frustrated?What does "spiritual activism" mean?How does one know if one should be politically active?How does one know if one should STOP being politically active?How does an inside-out understanding impact the outside world?Should we even care about "impacting" the outside world?Ami has worked with children, youth, families and communities for more than 25 years. Through relationships with major foundations, Ami developed large-scale community resiliency projects involving schools, community agencies, parent groups and private partnership. Through her writing, teaching and project leadership, Ami has made a significant impact on spiritual consciousness, globally, and has been instrumental in producing literature and video programs on applications of the Principles with youth, families and in communities across the USA. She is former Director of the National Community Resiliency Project, funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation--bringing the Principles of Mind, Consciousness and Thought to communities, groups and organizations in Charlotte, North Carolina, the Mississippi Delta, Des Moines, Iowa and the San Francisco Bay Area. In addition, Ami is an award-winning writer and journalist, who hosted her own radio show and podcast, “On the Front Porch with Ami Chen: Spiritual Dialogues for the 21st Century.”Ami’s current focus is on helping families, educators and children through sharing and expanding an understanding of the Principles, of innate wisdom and what she calls the “the living, breathing, formless Truth" ... both within, and separate from any movement or organization. Moreover, Ami shares the profound potential of our true nature, and the simple power of Love to help end needless suffering.

Ami Chen Mills-Naim is a spiritual coach, teacher, mentor and author, poet and former award-winning investigative journalist. She is co-founder of the non-profit Center for Sustainable Change, with her late father, Dr. Roger Mills who featured on CNN and in the book, Modello. Ami shares her journey in the Three Principles and how her understanding has led her to be able to listen from a place of love. She shares her passion for making an impact in the World and how she sees America evolving under Donald Trump. A really powerful and engaging interview which I am sure you will love! To get in contect with Ami, visit: http://www.amichen.com/ If you want more information on how to get the extended and uncut video footage of this interview, visit: http://rethinkingbusiness.biz/register/principles-action-monthly-membership/

This week I interview Ami Chen Mills-Naim. She was the co-founder and Director of the Centre for Sustainable Change in America as well as the author of : State of Mind in the Classroom: Thought, Consciousness and the Essential Curriculum for Healthy Learning, and The Spark Inside: A Special Book for Youth. She has worked with ... Read more The post RSP 19: Ami Chen Mills-Naim on the Secret to Successful Parenting and Supporting your Children appeared first on Ankush Jain Limited.