Podcasts about ashira

In this episode, Ashira Solomon, host of the Black and Jewish podcast, discusses her mission to bridge the gap between the Black and Jewish communities. She addresses misconceptions that each community holds about the other, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding. Ashira shares her journey into media and cultural diplomacy, highlighting the challenges and rewards of representing both communities. The discussion also touches on personal reflections regarding family, career aspirations, and the significance of self-development and healing. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Wednesday & Friday. Watch & Subscribe to Ashira's Podcast HERESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Conduzione in diretta a 6 mani, oltre alla vostra consueta Monica Paes, la gioventù del paulistano/milanese Matteo - detto il Sulfureo - Dini, in vacanza in Italia; e di Cleo Bissong, artista che di cittadinanze ne ha ben tree che questo studio lo frequenta da quando andava alle elementari. Ci siamo divertiti assai! Playlist: 1. Deixa acontecer ao vivo, 100% Grupo Revelação, compilation, 2009 2. Baiana, Emicida feat. Caetano Veloso, About kids, hips, nightmares and homework..., 2016 3. Bom mesmo é estar debaixo d'água, Luedji Luna, Bom mesmo é estar debaixo d'água, 2020 4. Para Lennon e McCartney (Fernando Brant/Lô Borges/Marcio Borges), Milton Nascimento, Milton, 1970 5. Ai Calica (Caio Moraes De Oliveira), pumapjl feat. LEALL, Babidi, Naturalidade, 2020 6. Ai ai ai amor!!!, Gabriel Coelho, EP O funk mais triste da cidade, 2021 7. Yvonne Flair, Tasha &Tracie, Ashira, EP Rouff, 2019 8. Naturalmente (João Donato/Caetano Veloso), Tulipa Ruiz, Elas cantam Donato, 2025 9. Já reparou? Adriana Calcanhotto, O micróbio do samba, 2011 10. Na vez, Sant feat. Sant'clair Alves e LP Peatzz, de: para:, 2023 11. Cidade possessa, Thiago Amud feat. Chico Buarque, Enseada perdida, 2025 12. Minotauros de Borges, Baco Exu do Blues, Bluesman, 2018 13. Novo poder, BK, Gigantes, 2018 14. Saudade, Rohma, EP Tábula Rasa, 2025

Hello Listeners! Di episode kali ini Wulan ngobrol-ngobrol dengan penyanyi yang baru saja merilis debut Extended Play atau EP diawal tahun 2025 ini. Episode kali ini kita ditemani Ashira Zamita. Ashira Zamita memulai karir di industri hiburan dari bernyanyi dengan mengikuti audisi di mal-mal dan juga casting sebagai model iklan. Ashira mulai dikenal dan melejit pesat usai membintangi Nadine di sinetron Cinta Fitri. Di usia ke-5 tahun, Ashira dinilai memiliki bakat akting yang luar biasa. Pada usia remaja Ashira kembali muncul lewat cover-cover lagu di media sosial. Ashira melakukan rebranding dirinya pada tahun 2016 lalu dengan mengganti nama panggungnya menjadi nama asli. Ia pun merilis single untuk pertama kalinya pada tahun 2018. Setelah menunggu cukup lama, Ashira Zamita akhirnya merilis EP perdana berjudul "Diari", yang mengisahkan perjalanan emosional dalam percintaan dan pencarian jati diri. Lewat lima lagu yang penuh makna, EP ini menjadi cerminan perjalanan pribadi Ashira, menyampaikan kisah cinta yang jujur dan penuh emosi. Dalam EP ini, Ashira mengungkapkan pengalaman-pengalaman yang sebelumnya ia pendam, dengan judul “Diari” yang menggambarkan kejujuran serta kerentanannya. Untuk Cerita lebih lengkapnya yuk dengarkan obrolan Langsung di Channel Podcast Bingkai Suara Season 6 di Spotify, Apple Podcast, Youtube atau kunjungi website kita di ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.bingkaikarya.com

Ashira Darwish is a motivational speaker, film director, and the creator of Active Meditation, a trauma-healing modality combining Sufi and Kundalini practices. She specializes in trauma therapy for Palestinians, emphasizing collective healing and the power of activism and storytelling. In our conversation, she discussed the desecration of nature and land by colonial forces, the disruption of intergenerational knowledge, and the importance of solidarity in the fight for liberation. She also critiqued the rise of talk therapy as a substitute for community support and highlighted how colonialism and individualization suppress collective healing practices. As the director of Where Olive Trees Live, Ashira shares stories of resilience, offering a hopeful vision for Palestinian liberation and the importance of healing through unity.

In this important conversation examining the vital role of journalists and documentarians in conflict zones, Palestinian journalist, Mariam Barghouti and Jenin resident, Rawand Arqawi share their firsthand experiences with Palestinian trauma healer, Ashira Darwish, cutting through the fog of misinformation to reveal the human realities often obscured in Western mainstream narratives. Our guests shared first-hand experiences on reporting from Jenin and the broader region, exploring both the crucial importance of ground-level documentation and the challenges faced by those who undertake this work. Documenting truth has become increasingly dangerous as we've seen more journalists killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza and Lebanon in the past 12 months than in any similar recorded period since 1992, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. Mariam Barghouti is a Palestinian-American writer, researcher, and journalist based in Ramallah. She holds a BA in English from Birzeit University and an MSc in Sociology from the University of Edinburgh, where she focused on Israeli Ashkenazi-Mizrahi racial hierarchies. Barghouti is known for monitoring humanitarian aid in Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine for various organizations. Her political commentary and research have featured prominently in CNN, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, BBC, The New York Times, and more. She has contributed to books like I Found Myself in Palestine and written profiles on Palestinian figures such as artist Khaled Hourani and politician Dr. Hanan Ashrawi. Ashira Ali Darwish worked for 15 years as a TV & Radio journalist and researcher in Palestine for the BBC, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. She is the founder of Catharsis Holistic Healing, a trauma therapy project pioneering a type of Sufi active meditation which draws its roots from ancestral and Indigenous knowledge. Her personal healing journey from full body paralysis with a severed spinal cord in 2012 has given her a deep insight into the process of recovery and healing. In 2021, she received the “ISABS Honours” from the Indian Society for Applied Behavioural Science for her contribution to positive societal transformation. Rawand Arqawi is a producer and cultural manager who was born and grew up in Jenin. She worked as a production coordinator for nearly six years with the Freedom Theatre, working under theater artist Juliano Mer-Khamis. During her time with the Freedom Theatre, she coordinated dozens of performances, workshops, international tours, exchanges, as well as managing communications, international volunteers, fundraising, and logistics. Beyond her work with the Freedom Theatre, she has contributed to various local artistic projects and groups, including working as a production assistant for Al Jazeera Children. In 2013, she initiated Fragments theater, and has since then continued to produce several performances and workshops. She is passionate about using arts as a tool of resistance. Topics: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:31 The Crisis in Journalism 01:55 Introducing the Guests 03:55 Rawand's Testimony on Jenin 14:27 Mariam's Insights on the West Bank 21:36 Challenges for Journalists 26:48 The Fragments Theater 27:38 Reflecting on Giuliano's Dream 28:14 Initiating Cultural Activities in Jenin 29:25 Challenges and Mental Health Initiatives 32:41 The Impact of Giuliano's Assassination 36:54 The Role of the Palestinian Authority 43:10 The Struggle for Life and Resistance 51:46 Supporting Jenin Cultural Center 54:33 Closing Remarks and Call to Action Links: Support the Jenin Cultural Center Watch Where Olive Trees Weep Purchase the and the full 23-video series Conversations on Palestine Learn more about the SAND Community Gatherings Support the mission of SAND and the production of this podcast by becoming a SAND Member

Ashira Solomon is a News personality, host of “The Black and Jewish Podcast," co-host of “The Quad” and a political commentator. She is a wealth of information, facts, history, and thinks and speaks in nuance through a lens of context and reason. Her voice is recognized internationally. Her breadth of knowledge on the middle east is tremendous. She advocates for dialoguing with facts and truth and urges people to refrain from their binary stance on so many topics for which a black and white approach is inaccurate and harmful. For more, you can follow the show on Instagram @GraceforimpactpodcastProduced by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're kicking off the second season of the Curl Code by sharing a vulnerable, illuminating, sometimes hilarious and alwways incredible conversation from the launch party of the show last year. This live event brought together curlies and non-curlies of different generations and backgrounds to discuss lived experiences of having curly hair. Regardless of what else we might not have in common, we discovered funny and not-so-funny stories of hair trauma, struggle, and finally, embrace that revealed to us the things we share, and helped us learn about what's changed--and still needs to change--to allow all of us to live as our most authentic selves and embrace our curly crowns. Our non-curly allies helped us understand their own experiences and limitations, and even our wavy and swavy friends got a little reassurance that there is a place for them in the the curl universe too!  This conversation exemplifies the openness, authenticity and healing we stand for in this show, and at the Curly Oasis salon and education platform. We hope you'll find solidarity, companionship, and discovery in this show, and realize that whatever you hair trauma or curl experience may be, you are not alone! Continue your curly hair styling and education journey on our Instagram! Links/more: The CROWN Act: The CROWN Act, which stands for “Creating a Respectful and Open World for Natural Hair,” is currently being adopted on a state by state basis to ban hair-based discrimination at schools and workplaces. Braided twists or locs, “as long as style is neat in appearance” are allowed for women–but not men–in the military. Environmental working groupINCI app: On Apple and AndroidOn personal products disrupting the endocrine system: https://www.niehs.nih.gov/health/topics/agents/endocrinehttps://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2024/09/09/nx-s1-5099419/hair-and-skin-care-products-expose-kids-to-hormone-disrupting-chemicals-study-finds#:~:text=A%20new%20study%20links%20the%20recent%20use%20of%20personal%20care,of%20exposure%20to%20these%20chemicals. https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors/cosmetics/cosmetic-products-specific-topics/endocrine-disruptors_enOn levels of cancer in brown and Black communities:https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/health-equity/african-american.html#:~:text=Black%20people%20have%20the%20highest,cancers%20at%20a%20late%20stage. https://www.cancer.org/about-us/what-we-do/health-equity/cancer-disparities-in-the-black-community.htmlMeet some of our guests: SydneiSusan and Ashira, Thrive Yoga Luby Ismail, Connecting CulturesCHAPTER MARKERS00:00 Welcome to Season Two of the Curl Code01:49 Personal Stories of Hair Struggles09:13 Cultural and Generational Perspectives on Curly Hair13:47 Workplace Discrimination and the Crown Act31:57 The Importance of Authenticity37:34 Closing Remarks and Gratitude

Held within the passing of a partner she was preparing to marry and then later with the birth of her daughter, Ashira tells her story on how grief, motherhood and all in between opened a portal to her highest self, giving her the grit needed to follow all of her dreams-in music, as a therapist and practitioner of healing modalities.Ashira Sōl is a singer, songwriter, and producer who is dedicated to being of service to humanity through music, motherhood, mental health, and subconscious healing modalities. With a soulful voice and heart centered lyrics that dance across vibrant landscapes, she draws listeners in and invites them to move with her. Her music reflects her journey with grief, love, and spiritual awakening and is inspired by a variety of musical genres, including pop, downtempo, deep house, and electronica.She has performed at Lightning in a Bottle, Envision Festival, W1SE Castle, and has sung the national anthem at a San Francisco Giants Game. Her collaborators include DJ Taz Rashid, Momentology, Heather Christie, DTO, Entheo, and Brandyn Burnette. She is also the daughter of R&B artist O'Bryan Burnette who is known for singing the Soul Train theme song. She is currently based in Long Beach, California. “Don't Die With the Music Inside” out 9/6!⁣Connect with Ashira:IG @ashirasolmusic www.ashirasound.com www.goldlighthypnosis.com

A family from Ontario has made it their summer mission to visit as many National Park sites as they can. Members of the Moshkovits family packed their camper and hit up almost 70 spots in just the past few years. The two children, 11-year-old Roee and 13-year-old Ashira have colourful tokens to prove it. It's part of a Parks Canada program called Xplorers, where children can visit a list of national sites, complete a booklet or task, and receive a collectible dog tag. This month, the Moshkovits family drove from Ontario to check out Gros Morne National Park. That's where the CBC's Colleen Connors found Roee and Ashira Moshkovits.

Do you know the challenges faced by minority communities in Israel when it comes to military service and political representation? In this episode of Cut to the Chase: Podcast, we dive into these complex issues with our guest Ashira Solomon. As debates continue to rage in Israel over issues like judicial reform and military exemptions for ultra-Orthodox Jews, it's important to understand the perspectives of all communities in Israeli society. That's why we're excited to have Ashira Solomon, host of The Black and Jewish Podcast and co-host of The Quad, join us to share her insights. Ashira brings a unique perspective as an African American Jewish woman living in Israel. Did you know there are around 1,000 people serving in a special unit of the IDF that recruits from Ashira's community? Tune in as Ashira shares fascinating details about this little-known part of the Israeli military. Then, Ashira shares her personal experiences navigating identity as a Black Jewish woman in both Israel and the U.S. She also provides an insider's view on the key political debates happening in Israel today and efforts to amplify women's voices in Israeli politics and diplomacy. In this episode of the Cut to the Chase: Podcast, Gregg and Ashira discuss: - The special IDF unit recruiting from Ashira's community - The challenges of defining identity as a black American Jew - Combating anti-Semitic rhetoric from certain U.S. politicians - The need for more women leaders in Israeli politics - Shifts in Israeli public opinion on U.S. support - Impact of indoctrination on Arab-Israeli relations - Prospects for eventual peace despite current challenges   Key Takeaways for Law Firms: - Seek out diverse voices and perspectives to better understand complex societal issues. - Consider how your firm can support increased representation of women and minorities in leadership roles. - Be aware of harmful rhetoric and take a principled stand against hate speech targeting any group. - Look for opportunities to build bridges and foster dialogue between communities in conflict.   From debates over religious exemptions to the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Ashira provided thought-provoking commentary on some of the most pressing challenges facing Israeli society today. Her message of building communities and amplifying unheard voices is one that resonates far beyond Israel's borders. Subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode of the Cut to the Chase: Podcast to stay ahead in your legal practice!   Visit Ashira's website: https://ashirasolomon.com Listen to The Quad: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsksduy16U5IOdj1B3k7oV2LZeUZTxi3m Listen to The Black and Jewish Podcast with Ashira Solomon: https://rumble.com/c/c-6272207 Connect with Ashira Solomon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashirasolomon Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realashirasolomon

Today Kath is joined by POC Queer queen Ash Parakevas to talk all things mental health advocacy and self love.  They get into the nitty gritty of what it truly means to unfiltered yourself online, how westernised beauty standards lead to Ash down a path of chasing something that ultimately hurt her, navigating being a baby gay looking for your WIFE and so much more.  Show resources:  Lifeline: 13 11 14  Butterfly foundation:  Find Ash  Instagram: @ashparaskevas  Tik tok: @ashira.paraskevas  Find Kath  Instagram: @kathebbs Tik tok: @kathebbss

In this episode we present excerpts from the recent conversation (June 2024) between Ashira Darwish & V as part of SAND's “Conversations on Palestine” around the premiere of the film Where Olive Trees Weep hosted by the directors of the film and co-founders of SAND, Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo. https://whereolivetreesweep.com/ You can watch this full conversation and 22 others. SAND has created a program with leading historians, spiritual teachers, trauma therapists, poets and performers to complement the themes explored in the film and provide a larger historical, cultural and social context to the plight of the Palestinian people. Purchase the Collection In this conversation, prepare to be moved and inspired by the stories of Palestinian women's sumud (steadfast perseverance) against the violence of occupation, patriarchy and dehumanization. Their narratives expose how colonial occupation is a gender-based crime inextricable from the repression of female self-determination. This conversation promises to be a tribute to the unbreakable spirit of Palestinian mothers who nurture profound love, clandestine schoolhouses, and revolutionary consciousness — even when all they have is the sanctity of their wombs.Ashira Ali Darwish worked for 15 years as a TV & Radio journalist and researcher in Palestine for the BBC, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. She is the founder of Catharsis Holistic Healing, a trauma therapy project pioneering a type of Sufi active meditation which draws its roots from ancestral and Indigenous knowledge. Her personal healing journey from full body paralysis with a severed spinal cord in 2012 has given her a deep insight into the process of recovery and healing. In 2021, she received the “ISABS Honours” from the Indian Society for Applied Behavioural Science for her contribution to positive societal transformation.V (formerly Eve Ensler) is the Tony Award-winning playwright, activist, performer, and author of the Obie award-winning theatrical phenomenon The Vagina Monologues, published in over 48 languages, performed in over 140 countries, and heralded by The New York Times as one of the “best American plays” of the past 25 years and that “no recent hour of theater has had a greater impact worldwide.” Topics: 00:00 - Introduction 04:53 - Ashira's Story 11:42 - In an Israeli Dungeon 19:44 - Bodily Harm & Oppression 26:01 - Stigma for Palestinian Women 32:00 - Impact of Occupation on Masculinity 34:18 - Can the Trauma Be Healed? 40:40 - Onus of Resilience 47:43 - Healing in Community 53:20 - The Power of Music 58:34 - Vision for New Palestine Support the mission of SAND and the production of this podcast by becoming a SAND Member: https://45ta.short.gy/join-sand-podcast

In this emotional episode of the Sumúd podcast, Ed speaks with Ashira Darwish, an acclaimed Palestinian journalist, producer, and trauma therapist. Ashira shares her powerful journey, including her work with renowned organizations, experiences of arrest and torture, and her unique approach to holistic healing and resilience building for trauma survivors.  The conversation dives into Ashira's extensive career and contributions, such as her work on the powerful film "Where the Olive Trees Weep," and her trauma therapy project, Catharsis Holistic Healing. Connect on LinkedIn with Ashira Darwish and on Instagram @premashira. Connect with Dr. Ed Hasan on Instagram @DrEdHasan or LinkedIn to join the conversation.

What happens when ancient words meet an Eighties pop song? Rabbi Angela Buchdahl and Music Director Dave Strickland share the origin story behind Central's mashup of "Ashira" from Psalm 13 and Steve Winwood's 1986 classic, "Higher Love."

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Ashira Solomon, cohost of the Israeli talk show "The Quad," about her experiences as a black Jew living in Israel; why she moved from California to Israel; the misconceptions about Israel, particularly the notion that it is a white supremacist nation; why most people are ignorant of Israel's diversity with a large population of Sephardic Jews from North Africa and the Middle East; the large African American immigrant population in Israel; her new show called the "Black and Jewish Podcast" to foster dialogue between the two communities; her plans to take delegations of black people to Israel to help them connect with modern Israel and its people; and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ashira Solomon is an international Public Speaker and co-host of The Quad, Israel's version of “The View”, covering everything Israel and Jewish from the unique female perspective. In our conversation with Ashira, she offers an inside view into her journey, including how her grandmother's dying wish to go to Israel altered the trajectory of her life, leading her from Livermore, California to Jerusalem. Through her personal story, Ashira highlights her deep connection to Israel, her decision to live there after completing her degrees in California, and her conversion to Judaism.  Our conversation covers Ashira's experiences as a black woman in Israel, the evolution of her political views, what it really feels like to live and study in Israel,  and the difference in political discourse between Israel and the US. We explore topics such as identity politics, misconceptions about Israel, and Ashira's activism.    Zoom in to a topic you want tp hear first: 00:30-4:41  Childhood, conversion to Judaism, and decision to study in Israel.  Experience studying terrorism, peace psychology, and learning Hebrew. 4:41-6:51 - Deepening connection to Israel, language, and people. - The start of the conversion process and sense of homecoming. Influences and Evolution 06:51-10:05 - Influence of family, advisors, and educational experiences. - Struggles with beliefs and identity. 10:05-14:50 - Reflections on creating unity amidst diverse perspectives. - Importance of international experiences and understanding. 14:50-37:19 - Efforts to unite black and Jewish communities. - Participation in events, discussions, and initiatives for impact and dialogue. Communication and Media Engagement 43:28 Final thoughts and call to action for building bridges and creating a better world. If you enjoy this podcast, please share it with a friend and follow us wherever you get your podcasts. We are on Instagram @meantforit Reach out to us anytime: contact@meanforit.com to say hello or recommend someone for a future episode. We are impatiently waiting to hear from you...! Go to our website www.meantforit.com for past episodes. If you leave us a review on itunes we'l do a little happy dance ( maybe on video)  

- Birth anniversary wishes for ‘Ali bin Abi Talib, the brother of the Great Prophet, husband of Lady of Light, and father of the Chiefs of the youths of Paradise. - Talking about ‘Ali is a unifying factor among Sunnis, Shi‘as, and Sufis. - ‘Ali is considered the Walī-ul-Awliyā' (Supreme Spiritual Master) and has endured attempts to tarnish his image for over sixty years. - Comparison of leaders in Sunni, Shi‘a, and Sufi groups reveals ‘Ali as the common figure, emphasizing his unifying role. - ‘Ali is the first Imam for Shi‘as, the most learned of rightly guided caliphs for Sunnis, and the Supreme Spiritual Master for many Sufi groups. - ‘Ali's significance is acknowledged by ancient and modern scholars, as well as non-Muslim scholars. - United Nations Development Agency points to ‘Ali's government as an example for modern Arab governments. - The Prophet's clear appointment of ‘Ali as his successor during the event of Da‘wat dhi 'l-‘Ashira is highlighted. - Attempts by historians, like al-Ṭabari, to conceal the terms "waṣiyyi wa khalifati" indicate the significance of ‘Ali's appointment. - Another example from Ibn Abi ‘Āṣim's book as-Sunnah where the Prophet explicitly refers to ‘Ali as his successor. - Shaykh Muhammad Nãsiru 'd-Din al-Albãni classifies the hadith as "ḥasan" (good). - The text concludes with poetic praises for ‘Ali, highlighting his role as the beauty of the two worlds and the strong arm of Mustafa. 13th Rajab Wiladat of Imam Ali (a.s.) January 24th, 2024 Donate towards our programs today: https://jaffari.org/donate/ Jaffari Community Centre (JCC Live)

Part two of my conversation with Ash Paraskevas. Ashira is a content creator and a vocal mental health advocate who embraces the raw and unfiltered aspects of daily life. With a fearless attitude, she doesn't shy away from the unglamorous parts of life, choosing instead to confront them and share her experiences. In this episode of "Tell Me More," Ash generously opens up about her personal battles with mental health issues, offering an intimate glimpse into her ongoing journey towards self-love and acceptance. You can find Ashira on instagram https://www.instagram.com/ashparaskev... If you or someone you know is struggling with any topics discussed in this episode please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Please see more support options below: Butterfly Foundation: https://butterfly.org.au/get-support/... Beyond Blue: https://www.beyondblue.org.au/ The Black Dog Institute: https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/ Produced by Head On Agency

Ashira is a content creator and a vocal mental health advocate who embraces the raw and unfiltered aspects of daily life. With a fearless attitude, she doesn't shy away from the unglamorous parts of life, choosing instead to confront them and share her experiences. In this episode of "Tell Me More," Ash generously opens up about her personal battles with mental health issues, offering an intimate glimpse into her ongoing journey towards self-love and acceptance. You can find Ashira on instagram @ashparaskevas⁠ If you or someone you know is struggling with any topics discussed in this episode please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Please see more support options below: Butterfly Foundation: ⁠⁠⁠https://butterfly.org.au/get-support/helpline/⁠⁠⁠ Beyond Blue: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.beyondblue.org.au/⁠⁠⁠ The Black Dog Institute: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/⁠⁠⁠ Produced by Head On Agency ⁠⁠⁠headon.agency⁠

In this special episode, we break the cycle of religious trauma with Therapist Hanna Brents, Rabbinical Student Ashira Boxman, and Reverend Lexi Bourdreaux. This panel of women takes it all the way back to the old testament as they unveil how women were written in the spiritual texts and how it continues to affect women in religious standings today. Get ready to ask yourself the question: What does FAITH mean to you?  Listen to Today's Episode to Learn About: -how women are written in religious text historically  -how peoples interpretation of the text can often harm women in religious spaces -creating a dialogue between the different subsections of a religion  -how does it feel like to be a woman in a religious space  -how religious trauma shows up in Hannah's patients  -being confident is key -how to define god (their pronouns, their being) -being okay with the uncertainty  -personal prayer  -should religion be modernized? -coming at this conversation through a lens of religious trauma  -how to find progressive spaces of worship SYNC UP WITH HANNAH: INSTAGRAM- @theologytherapist WEBSITE- www.safetalktherapy.com WHO IS HANNAH? Hannah Brents is a therapist with a private practice in Massachusetts. She specializes in trauma, religious harm, and anxiety. She has a background in religious studies, yoga, and meditation. In her off time, she is an avid knitter, traveler, and skier of baby slopes. SYNC UP WITH ASHIRA: INSTAGRAM - @everydayrabbi WHO IS ASHIRA? Ashira Boxman is a fourth-year rabbinical student on the New York campus of Hebrew Union College. Prior to beginning her studies at HUC-JIR, Ashira attended Florida State University where she studied Family and Child Sciences and Social Work. SYNC UP WITH LEXI: INSTAGRAM- @rev.lexi WHO IS REVEREND LEXI? Lexi is from the Boston area, having lived and worked in the area as a clinical research coordinator and financial accounting manager after receiving a B.A. in Classics from Boston College. After graduating from Harvard Divinity School, she has been serving UCC churches in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and is currently serving as the Pastor of First Congregational Church of Hopkinton, NH UCC.

  Are you still looking for that dream job?    You're never gonna find it...but…you can create something else that's tailor-made just for you.     Wanna know how?    In this episode, my guest Ashira D. Jones takes us on her journey tof breaking the job-to-job cycle in exchange for her own work philosophy that helped her liberate her work!   You'll learn:    How she took a part of what she was already doing in her day job and found a way to do it again outside. How her existing and growing network helped expand her work portfolio.  What her coaching school taught her about flexing the muscle of charging for your services.  How playing the long game eventually built her a bridge to something new.    If you're ready to learn from someone who's done and doing this thing called “liberate your work and get paid to be yourself” then this is the episode for you!   About my guest: Ashira D. Jones is an intuitive leadership and life coach with PCC credential, MBA and 15+ years' experience coaching wildly ambitious professionals, especially introverts.  She provides coaching to leaders from diverse backgrounds who want to simplify their lives, amplify their power and focus their energy for maximum impact. Having navigated several career shifts and entrepreneurial ventures, she is especially passionate about helping clients nurture, cultivate, and grow their ideal lives.    Clients consistently give feedback about her ability to quickly build trust which allows powerful coaching to happen from the start. Ashira was certified through the Co-Active Training Institute and has earned an array of certifications to support clients. She has a holistic approach that has been described as playful, calming, and direct. If you're looking to break free from society's stifling expectations so you can design a life surrounded by work and relationships that are ideal for you, Ashira just might be your coach.   Outside of work, you might find her road cycling around the DMV, exploring national parks, and generally cultivating her ideal life. She can be found on Linkedin, Instagram @ashira.d.jones and her website address is www.ashirajones.com.   Follow Ashira D. Jones on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashirajones/  

In this month's episode we explore everything related to Friendship Circle's new teen wellness space- The Beacon! Kaitlin, our clinical director, leads us through the background, mission, and vision for this project. She describes the who, what, where, when and why of the space while giving a glimpse into the people (our teens!) who inspired it. Kaitlin shares a bit about her journey as well, and the reasons as to why she is passionate about her job in the mental health field. Our teen hosts lead a fun discussion around the importance of having a safe and welcoming environment, one that The Beacon was created to provide. We're excited to announce that this space is open to all Pittsburgh teens, and will be opening its doors with consistent programming in this new school year! Thank you Goldie and Ashira for hosting a meaningful and exciting discussion, and to Kaitlin for guiding us through this exciting new phase!Find our Wellness Playlist, put together by our Teen Wellness Committee, on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!Follow us on Instagram for our latest updates! https://www.instagram.com/friendsonairpodcast/Watch this conversation on Youtube, for a better and more accessible experience!

Fechando o primeiro ciclo do Conexões, falaremos sobre as irmãs mais quentes da cena. Tasha & Tracie lançaram Rouff em 2019, em parceria com a cantora, MC e produtora Ashira, mas a caminhada das duas é de muito antes. Movimentando a cena de moda, ambas ganharam espaço e foram explorando outras valências dentro da cultura.  Antes mesmo de se lançarem no mercado musical, ambas marcaram presença na cena e eram facilmente reconhecidas. Quase onipresentes, souberam utilizar o meio virtual para performar antes mesmo de qualquer rima. Rouff pode parecer um primeiro passo, mas é a consolidação de um trabalho que se expande.  Então voltamos ao primeiro episódio da série e eu deixo a pergunta: pode a performance ser virtual? É possível falar com a presença sem estar presente? Tasha & Tracie parecem saber bem como se faz.  * Atenção: Contribua com o Rede Poderosa sendo nosso assinante! Participação em episódios, grupinho do mal e muito mais! É muito fácil, é só se cadastrar na ⁠⁠⁠plataforma Orelo, nos seguir e escolher a sua faixa de apoio!⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Também estamos no YouTube! Se inscreva no nosso canal, curta, comente, compartilhe e vem com a gente!⁠⁠⁠ Para mais informações sobre este episódio e todos os outros, acessem nosso site ⁠⁠⁠www.centralredepoderosa.com.br⁠⁠⁠. Para acompanhar e interagir conosco, nos sigam no Instagram ⁠⁠⁠@centralredepoderosa⁠⁠⁠. Para sugestões, parcerias e tudo o mais, nosso e-mail redepoderosa@gmail.com também está disponível. Produção: Caio Lima (⁠⁠⁠@caiorede⁠⁠⁠) e Patricia Quartarollo (⁠⁠⁠@poderosoresumao⁠⁠⁠). Arte: Nátali Nuss (⁠⁠⁠@nuss.art⁠⁠⁠)

In the spirit of Mental Health Awareness Month, we flipped our usual roles and instead of our teen hosts interviewing guest speakers, our FC staff speak with a number of our teen hosts to hear about the way mental health impacts their lives personally. Ashira, Bracha, Alex and Abbie share insightful experiences and stories relating to their mental health journeys, allowing listeners to relate and connect with the struggles we address. We talk about mental illness, the stigma that surrounds it, and the various healing methods that have proven effective for our speakers. This episode is filled with authentic and meaningful real-life wisdom, from the teens themselves. You don't want to miss it!Thank you to Abbie, Alex, Ashira and Bracha for your vulnerability, strength and willingness to speak openly.Find our Wellness Playlist, put together by our Teen Wellness Committee, on Spotify or apple music!Follow us on Instagram for our latest updates! https://www.instagram.com/friendsonairpodcast/Watch this conversation on Youtube, for a better and more accessible experience!

Jennifer Ashira Ra is “The Giver of Codes” and she helps women find their spiritual path and activate their soul's original codes to become divine feminine leaders. After building a seven figure fashion brand working for designers like Ralph Lauren, Jennifer flipped careers to help women embody their highest life path and destiny more effortlessly. According to Jennifer, every person has dormant light codes, holding their highest gifts and masteries, and she helps activate these original codes at gatherings and events. For more information, please visit https://www.lightpriestesstemple.com  

Mixed media art refers to a form of art-making that incorporates multiple materials and techniques, such as paint, collage, found objects, and digital elements. It allows for a wide range of creative possibilities and encourages experimentation with different textures, colors, and forms. It is a versatile and dynamic art form that has gained popularity in recent years due to its ability to convey complex and layered ideas. In this episode of the NFT Talk Show I chat with mixed media artist, Ashira, and we dive into her journey and process. NFT Talk Show Socials NFT Talk Show Tik Tok – https://www.tiktok.com/@nfttalkshowNFT TALK SHOW Twitter – https://twitter.com/nfttalkshowNFT Talk Show Instagram – https://instagram.com/nfttalkshowNFT Talk Show Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/@nfttalkshowJoin Our Telegram: https://t.me/NFTTalkShowConnect with Ashira - https://twitter.com/AshirasArt

Support MxG & REC: MxG on Patreon MxG on Anchor MxG on YouTube REC on Bandcamp REC on YouTube Nick DeMatteo Official PODFAST #7 In this special episode of PODFAST, I talk to Ashira. She's a singer/songwriter from LA, who's just released her new single, "Saint". Check out ALL her links below, and listen to Ashira everywhere. LISTEN TO ASHIRA: "Saint" "Divine Intervention" FOLLOW ASHIRA: TikTok Insta YouTube Spotify Apple Music EXPLORE ASHIRA: Searching for Justice in LA (Music Supervisor) - Official Selection World Film Carnival - Singapore - Finalist for Rome Prisma Awards https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11674936/ ~~~ *music credit: REC - "You Make Me Wanna" (from RECcollection: The Best of REC 2007-2020) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/musicisnotagenre/support

We join the table of Alyssa Visscher and roll the dice to create Ashira. Ashira is a grizzled Bearfolk and a hermit of a herbalist. She is more concerned with remaining in her secluded forest glade, tending to and cultivating in cooperation with Nature. Should you find her home and earn her trust, she needs your help to deliver a letter she should have sent years ago. Podcast art by Chauncy Riley (https://www.behance.net/graphicsbychauncy), Graphics by Chauncy. Visit our website at https://sidekicksandsidequests.com (https://sidekicksandsidequests.com) Twitter Page (https://twitter.com/SideKQPodcast) Facebook Page (https://www.facebook.com/SideKQPodcast) Subreddit Page (https://www.reddit.com/r/SideKQPodcast/) Special Guest: Alyssa Visscher.

WE HAD A TIME... Today we got to chat with THE Love Belvin. She opens up to us and shares what inspires her and how her clients come to her with their stories. Fast-forwarding three years after it was finally revealed, what's in a name? Ashira now knows the man she once thought of as a felon laborer is far more than the task she'd bargained for. Yes, he's a convicted felon who works in home-building. He's also convicted in his spiritual walk, a savvy entrepreneur, laboriously supportive, a tad insane, and has possibly run out of patience for her. He's also the father of her three-year-old child. Find out how Jas and Ashira navigate through pain, resentment, acceptance, and co-parenting, while remaining solid for their child, and being true to themselves. Is there room for them to say more? Or should they simply say less? Read The Promise (Prism Book 3): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BLGPHL1J?ref_=dbs_p_pwh_rwt_anx_cl_2&storeType=ebooks Connect with The Black Girl Book Club Podcast: Watch us live in the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theblackgirlbookclubpodcast Watch the replay on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr4fs600LEYfN3pgKVHe1yw Listen to us on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-black-girl-book-club-podcast/id1627300394 Listen to us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Q87PbQrzipKr94oD2TroY --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theblkgrlbookclubpc/support

Tonight we uncover the Prism who is Jas and his muse Ashira. All he needed was her mercy and grace to fulfill his promise, will she give it to him? This is part 1 of the prism series (books 1 & 2), be sure to watch Part 2 to hear from the Queen Pen herself Ms. Love Belvin. Ashira, a belle from the suburbs, is the wealthy acting CEO of her father's booming building firm. That's when she's not the dancer on the Gram and TikTok, dating the latest Black Hollywood shooting star. To her, Jas, a construction laborer, is a walking conundrum. He's fruitlessly ambitious yet steadfast in his spiritual convictions. He's enigmatic, well-read, regimented, and poor. Oh, and a felon. An incredibly disarming parolee who wants no connection to her. Until he does. Two souls, galaxies apart. The Black Girl Book Club Podcast thanks you for your support. The voice of urban fiction. The readers podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theblkgrlbookclubpc/support

Ashira was a late bloomer in the movement world, she spent most of her childhood and pre teen years dipping her toes in movement but mostly focusing on music.It wasn't until her mid 20's when she tried Pilates reformer that she found a sustainable way to not only consistently be active, but to enjoy being active.Ashira tried acro yoga for the first time at a music festival in 2012 in Costa Rica. She dove deep into the world of acro yoga in 2017 in Orange County, CA and never turned back. Today she practices less of the acro yoga side and more partner acrobatics (Icarian and standing), hand-balancing and loves cross training with Pilates reformer, barre3 and yoga (primarily vinyasa). ABOUT the HOST:Seth Budaiwww.theelementaltrainer.com

Ashira discusses her thoughts on how she leads and impacts the energy of her colleagues, driving wellbeing and business performance. Providing fantastic analogies such as the role of a conductor in an orchestra, and the shared feeling of ‘jet lag' coming out of the pandemic, Ashira describes how you can reflect on and harness your own energy too. Connecting her passions for people, graphology and neurology, Ashira shares her interests and learning that support her approach to embracing differences, understanding people, and educating – as a person, a parent and at work. Thinking of HR as being on the front line through the pandemic and into the future, Ashira reminds us that everyone in HR has the tools, skills and energy to influence and impact a new world – at work and beyond. Here's a snapshot of a few things we talked about: [3:00] Your ability to change energy [7:00] A conductor and an orchestra – an energy analogy [11:00] Coming out of a crisis - energy depletion and the future of work [18:20] Embracing differences and understanding people [26:40] Logic and intuition: a structure, data, and making decisions to foster inclusion [30:40] You have the opportunity and tools to do something amazing! How HR Leaders Change the World - Live! Have you heard the exciting news?! With huge thanks to you for the 5 star reviews and wonderful feedback you've sent us, we're launching our first one day conference, How HR Leaders Change the World - Live!  As well as learning from inspiring HR Leaders on how your strategic, commercial HR work is also creating change and delivering ESG goals, you'll be able to discuss ideas, challenges, co-create best practice with your peers and... there's more... We're utterly thrilled to announce that our special guest, presenting a galvanising keynote, is the amazing Erin Brockovich!  In her inspiring session you'll hear Erin share her experience and advice on how you too can harness the power of your role to create positive social change. It's on 16th November 2022, at Linklaters, London.  Don't delay - we'll be in a big auditorium, but we know we won't be able to fit everyone that wants to come... so visit our website today to grab your seat before tickets sell out!  It's set to be the most inspiring, changemaking, HR event ever, and we can't wait to see you there! 

Jaz is a true hustler. Ashira is a privileged princess with a shallow view of the world. Two worlds collide and the collision is a intense one. Have Mercy on us because these 2 are a match made in unpredictability. 

In this episode, we explore a woman so important to the Jewish people that several generations of daughters were named for her—including the mother of Yēšūa (Jesus) and at least six other Miryams in the Christian scriptures! Largely drawing on the feminine voices in Rebecca Schwartz's work, All the Women Followed Her: A Collection of Writings on Miriam the Prophet & the Women of Exodus, Father Jayme helps us to imagine Miryam leading the Hebrew women in singing,  “Ashira l'Adonai—I will sing to Adonai, for Adonai has triumphed gloriously!” A confident, assertive, unmarried woman, Miryam posed a threat to the social order, and her memory as priestess and prophetess was quickly suppressed by the emerging religious hierarchy of the Davidic monarchy. Father Jayme examines the story of Miryam being struck with leprosy (Numbers 12)—a story often disinterpreted with misogynistic overtones—noting that Moshe (Moses) received the same gift when he was commissioned as a prophet (Ex. 4:6). As a result, God was kindled within Miryam, and, like her brother Aharon (Aaron), who prepared himself to become a priest by spending seven days in the desert, Miryam withdrew to the desert for seven days, cementing her place as a priestess and prophetess in the ancient Jewish tradition. Father Jayme concludes with Schwartz's words, noting that Miryam “symbolizes a messianic era of full equality… as a patron saint for any woman rabbi or scholar who has had to fight for a place at the table.” 

Ashira Siegel Fox is a multidisciplinary artist, primarily working in mixed media for the last two decades. Using her sewing machine and a scanner to create abstract drawings and collages made of hand dyed and painted papers, Ashira works to explore sometimes complicated relationships, mental health and tries to find balance between all the various worlds she straddles in her life. Ashira first came across NFTs through Clubhouse last Feb. and dove down many NFT rabbit holes until finding herself not only creating her own mixed media art NFTs, but also helping to launch large NFT collections - including Robotos and Toy Boogers in 2021. She recently sold out her first 3 editions on KnownOrigin and currently has work on Foundation and OpenSea as well. Ashira is mom to two small kids, a community builder wherever she is, an avid art collector of both physical and NFT art, and is helping to onboard every artist and developer friend she has to the possibilities of NFTs and web3. Please find Ashira at https://twitter.com/ashirasart or on a Twitter Spaces near you.

“Ashira l'Hashem ki ga'o ga'a”. Onkelus: “geyah al giyusnei”.We know that the neshama descends into this world to achieve things that it could not do in Gan Eden. There. Is had Ahavah and Yiraah, Razto and Shuv. Here, those things are concealed and of a lower quality. So what is gained by coming into this world? “Hamichadesh bituvo”= The maintenance of the world through Mimaleh Kol Almin. This comes from Adon Haniflaos, Sovev kol Almin. The way the neshama reaches dveikus is through its understanding of Elokus. This can only apply to the lower level of Elkous which is present in the world and prvides the neshama with its life force (MMK”A). however, Adon Hanifalos is beyond comprehension (norah sehilos). We can only access that level through Torah and Mitzvos. Krias Yam Suf= Yichud Sovev uMimaleh, as a preparation for Matan Torah.The words of Torah are called susim, because they can help the neshama achieve things it can't reach on its own. This applies to the verbalizing of the words of Torah, even without understanding.However, this only works if a person has Ahavah and Yiraah, which are the “wings” which allow mitzvos to ascend. Mitzvos, and especially Tzedakah= darchei Havayeh, they draw Elokus into this from the very highest levels (rachamim rabim).  With reference to Tzedaka, we often mention both “Mishpat” and “Tzedaka”, which means that we want there to be a Gilui Elkous from the highest levels, but because at that point it is possible for this gilui to go anywhere, we want it to be channeled to BN”Y through Hashem's Gevurah (mishpat). These are achieved by Mitzvos and he avoidance of physical extravagance in ones own physical possessions.One who fulfills the Mitzvos is called “Tzaddik”, because he causes a hashpaah of Or Ein Sof into/through Mitzvos.This is the meaning of yeridah tzarich aliya: through the neshama's descent into this world, it is able to draw down the deepest levels of Hashem's Compassion (Rachamim) through Tefilah, Torah, and Mitzvos.“Ashira l'Hashem ki ga'o ga'a”: Krias Yam Suf= Hamshachas Sovev Kol Almin, which is now accomplished through Torah and Mitzvos, and whose revelation we will experience by Moshiach (then, it was Matan Torah).Torah and Mitzvos reach higher than Ahavah and Yiraah, but still require it.When drawing from the highest levels, we need to ensure that Elokus flows in the fight direction. “Lisusasi b'richvei Paro dimisich rayasi”.“Sus”= Horses= Letters, which are both controlled by the person(s Sechel) but which can transport the neshama to a farther place than it can reach on its own, beyond Sechel. This is through Davening. Ideally, one also needs to be misbonen, at the very leastm in the words themselves. And even all this is not the highest level.There are two kinds of letters: “Female” Letters: those of Tefillah, which function bottom-up, the ascent of Tefillah. “Male” Letters: those which function top-down, draw Elokus into this world. These are the letters of Torah. Through Torah, we bring Hashem Himself into this world. Just as there are letters in Keduash, there are also letters in Kelipah. These are the letters of Devarim Biteilim and Lashon Harah, which drag down our nefesh to a degree it couldn't have descended to on its own and draw down even deeper layers of Kelipah on the neshama (osios zcharim). The Power of Letters/Speech. Two kinds of letters: Tefliah and Torah.Letters of Kedusha, Letters of Kelipah.  Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=SVCNKGSMCEANE)

“Ashira l'Hashem ki ga'o ga'a”. Onkelus: “geyah al giyusnei”.We know that the neshama descends into this world to achieve things that it could not do in Gan Eden. There. Is had Ahavah and Yiraah, Razto and Shuv. Here, those things are concealed and of a lower quality. So what is gained by coming into this world? “Hamichadesh bituvo”= The maintenance of the world through Mimaleh Kol Almin. This comes from Adon Haniflaos, Sovev kol Almin. The way the neshama reaches dveikus is through its understanding of Elokus. This can only apply to the lower level of Elkous which is present in the world and prvides the neshama with its life force (MMK”A). however, Adon Hanifalos is beyond comprehension (norah sehilos). We can only access that level through Torah and Mitzvos. Krias Yam Suf= Yichud Sovev uMimaleh, as a preparation for Matan Torah.The words of Torah are called susim, because they can help the neshama achieve things it can't reach on its own. This applies to the verbalizing of the words of Torah, even without understanding.However, this only works if a person has Ahavah and Yiraah, which are the “wings” which allow mitzvos to ascend. Mitzvos, and especially Tzedakah= darchei Havayeh, they draw Elokus into this from the very highest levels (rachamim rabim).  With reference to Tzedaka, we often mention both “Mishpat” and “Tzedaka”, which means that we want there to be a Gilui Elkous from the highest levels, but because at that point it is possible for this gilui to go anywhere, we want it to be channeled to BN”Y through Hashem's Gevurah (mishpat). These are achieved by Mitzvos and he avoidance of physical extravagance in ones own physical possessions.One who fulfills the Mitzvos is called “Tzaddik”, because he causes a hashpaah of Or Ein Sof into/through Mitzvos.This is the meaning of yeridah tzarich aliya: through the neshama's descent into this world, it is able to draw down the deepest levels of Hashem's Compassion (Rachamim) through Tefilah, Torah, and Mitzvos.“Ashira l'Hashem ki ga'o ga'a”: Krias Yam Suf= Hamshachas Sovev Kol Almin, which is now accomplished through Torah and Mitzvos, and whose revelation we will experience by Moshiach (then, it was Matan Torah).Torah and Mitzvos reach higher than Ahavah and Yiraah, but still require it.When drawing from the highest levels, we need to ensure that Elokus flows in the fight direction. “Lisusasi b'richvei Paro dimisich rayasi”.“Sus”= Horses= Letters, which are both controlled by the person(s Sechel) but which can transport the neshama to a farther place than it can reach on its own, beyond Sechel. This is through Davening. Ideally, one also needs to be misbonen, at the very leastm in the words themselves. And even all this is not the highest level.There are two kinds of letters: “Female” Letters: those of Tefillah, which function bottom-up, the ascent of Tefillah. “Male” Letters: those which function top-down, draw Elokus into this world. These are the letters of Torah. Through Torah, we bring Hashem Himself into this world. Just as there are letters in Keduash, there are also letters in Kelipah. These are the letters of Devarim Biteilim and Lashon Harah, which drag down our nefesh to a degree it couldn't have descended to on its own and draw down even deeper layers of Kelipah on the neshama (osios zcharim). The Power of Letters/Speech. Two kinds of letters: Tefliah and Torah.Letters of Kedusha, Letters of Kelipah. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=SVCNKGSMCEANE)

“Ashira l'Hashem ki ga'o ga'a”. Onkelus: “geyah al giyusnei”.We know that the neshama descends into this world to achieve things that it could not do in Gan Eden. There. Is had Ahavah and Yiraah, Razto and Shuv. Here, those things are concealed and of a lower quality. So what is gained by coming into this world? “Hamichadesh bituvo”= The maintenance of the world through Mimaleh Kol Almin. This comes from Adon Haniflaos, Sovev kol Almin. The way the neshama reaches dveikus is through its understanding of Elokus. This can only apply to the lower level of Elkous which is present in the world and prvides the neshama with its life force (MMK”A). however, Adon Hanifalos is beyond comprehension (norah sehilos). We can only access that level through Torah and Mitzvos. Krias Yam Suf= Yichud Sovev uMimaleh, as a preparation for Matan Torah.The words of Torah are called susim, because they can help the neshama achieve things it can't reach on its own. This applies to the verbalizing of the words of Torah, even without understanding.However, this only works if a person has Ahavah and Yiraah, which are the “wings” which allow mitzvos to ascend. Mitzvos, and especially Tzedakah= darchei Havayeh, they draw Elokus into this from the very highest levels (rachamim rabim).  With reference to Tzedaka, we often mention both “Mishpat” and “Tzedaka”, which means that we want there to be a Gilui Elkous from the highest levels, but because at that point it is possible for this gilui to go anywhere, we want it to be channeled to BN”Y through Hashem's Gevurah (mishpat). These are achieved by Mitzvos and he avoidance of physical extravagance in ones own physical possessions.One who fulfills the Mitzvos is called “Tzaddik”, because he causes a hashpaah of Or Ein Sof into/through Mitzvos.This is the meaning of yeridah tzarich aliya: through the neshama's descent into this world, it is able to draw down the deepest levels of Hashem's Compassion (Rachamim) through Tefilah, Torah, and Mitzvos.“Ashira l'Hashem ki ga'o ga'a”: Krias Yam Suf= Hamshachas Sovev Kol Almin, which is now accomplished through Torah and Mitzvos, and whose revelation we will experience by Moshiach (then, it was Matan Torah).Torah and Mitzvos reach higher than Ahavah and Yiraah, but still require it.When drawing from the highest levels, we need to ensure that Elokus flows in the fight direction. “Lisusasi b'richvei Paro dimisich rayasi”.“Sus”= Horses= Letters, which are both controlled by the person(s Sechel) but which can transport the neshama to a farther place than it can reach on its own, beyond Sechel. This is through Davening. Ideally, one also needs to be misbonen, at the very leastm in the words themselves. And even all this is not the highest level.There are two kinds of letters: “Female” Letters: those of Tefillah, which function bottom-up, the ascent of Tefillah. “Male” Letters: those which function top-down, draw Elokus into this world. These are the letters of Torah. Through Torah, we bring Hashem Himself into this world. Just as there are letters in Keduash, there are also letters in Kelipah. These are the letters of Devarim Biteilim and Lashon Harah, which drag down our nefesh to a degree it couldn't have descended to on its own and draw down even deeper layers of Kelipah on the neshama (osios zcharim). The Power of Letters/Speech. Two kinds of letters: Tefliah and Torah.Letters of Kedusha, Letters of Kelipah. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=SVCNKGSMCEANE)

Mental health and body acceptance advocate Ashira Paraskevas joins Cate on this week's episode to discuss the consequences of participating in beauty pageants, seeking mental health treatment as a Black woman, the importance of being authentic online, and why freeing oneself from Eurocentric beauty ideals is liberating.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generationbodypositive/support

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Study Guide Sukkah 49 Today's daf is sponsored by Amy Cohn on the yahrzeit of her father Rav Dov Chaim ben Zeev z"l "who taught all his five daughters Talmud and the love of Torah. "Abballe: Since I started doing daf yomi with Rabanit Michelle I am reminded of many of your teachings and feel your presence." And a refuah shleima for Ashira bat Ilana Shoshana who is undergoing surgery today and Gavriel Moshe Ben Tzivia. And refuah shleima to Barel Achiya ben Nitza.  The shitin, drainpipes that were under the altar where the libation would be poured into, were already created in the creation of the world by God or by man? What verses imply that they were created in the six days of creation? To those who hold it was made by God, it descended into the depths of the earth. To Rabbi Elazar bar Tzadok who held it was manmade, it has a floor. There was a marble tablet that cover up a hole in the ground where the wine would stop.  Occasionally a young kohen would clean out coagulated wine that remained there and would be taken out and burned in sanctity. Why did it need to be burned? The mishna states that laws of meila do not apply to the libations once it is in the drainpipe. Is this mishna stated according to Rabbi Elazar bar Tzadok or the rabbis? According to Reish Lakish they stopped up the drainpipes when they poured the wine to make it overflow to show satiation. Drashot are brought on the verses from the Song of Songs 7:2 that was quoted earlier as referring to the drainpipes. Now it is explained to relate to the pilgrimage to Jerusalem on the holidays. Another braita learns from this verse the importance of learning Torah with humility. Rabbi Elazar brings a drasha from another verse, teaching the same concept and he then brings several other drashot explaining the significance of going act of kindness, charity, justice, etc. He says that acts of kindness are more important than charity – why? What are the differences between then? He also explains what is meant by Torat chesed – two versions of what he said are brought.  

Study Guide Sukkah 49 Today's daf is sponsored by Amy Cohn on the yahrzeit of her father Rav Dov Chaim ben Zeev z"l "who taught all his five daughters Talmud and the love of Torah. "Abballe: Since I started doing daf yomi with Rabanit Michelle I am reminded of many of your teachings and feel your presence." And a refuah shleima for Ashira bat Ilana Shoshana who is undergoing surgery today and Gavriel Moshe Ben Tzivia. And refuah shleima to Barel Achiya ben Nitza.  The shitin, drainpipes that were under the altar where the libation would be poured into, were already created in the creation of the world by God or by man? What verses imply that they were created in the six days of creation? To those who hold it was made by God, it descended into the depths of the earth. To Rabbi Elazar bar Tzadok who held it was manmade, it has a floor. There was a marble tablet that cover up a hole in the ground where the wine would stop.  Occasionally a young kohen would clean out coagulated wine that remained there and would be taken out and burned in sanctity. Why did it need to be burned? The mishna states that laws of meila do not apply to the libations once it is in the drainpipe. Is this mishna stated according to Rabbi Elazar bar Tzadok or the rabbis? According to Reish Lakish they stopped up the drainpipes when they poured the wine to make it overflow to show satiation. Drashot are brought on the verses from the Song of Songs 7:2 that was quoted earlier as referring to the drainpipes. Now it is explained to relate to the pilgrimage to Jerusalem on the holidays. Another braita learns from this verse the importance of learning Torah with humility. Rabbi Elazar brings a drasha from another verse, teaching the same concept and he then brings several other drashot explaining the significance of going act of kindness, charity, justice, etc. He says that acts of kindness are more important than charity – why? What are the differences between then? He also explains what is meant by Torat chesed – two versions of what he said are brought.  

В этом эпизоде представлены два фантастических гостевых микса. Первый от талантливого ди-джея и продюсера Пола Томаса с прекрасным прогрессивным миксом. Второй альбом артистов Pharmacy LUM1NA 'Unstable демонстрирует свой последний релиз Ashira. --- Episode features two fantastic guest mixes. The first from the highly talented DJ and producer Paul Thomas with a wonderful progressive mix. The second from Pharmacy artists LUM1NA ' Unstable showcasing their latest release Ashira. First Hour: Christopher Lawrence DJ AroZe - Una Vita Segreta - Eat My Hat Music JKC - Rhythm Of Heart - Sub Cult Techno Sharam - Isolate - Yoshitoshi Recordings Greg Notill & Vince Weyn - Before The Storm - Airborne Black Track of the Month: Weska - Lyrebird - Weska Dante - Memory Loss - Aria BIGMOO - The Afterlife (Exis Extended Remix) - Cinematik Recordings Neutrino - Atoms & Particles - Iboga Massimo Santucci - Earth & Space (Analogue Dream Uplifting Version) - Pharmacy Lifeforms - Spells - Iboga Sonic Entity - Elysian - Expo Records Altered State - Imagination - TesseracTstudio Outsiders - Psychedelic (Laughing Buddha Remix) - Sacred Technology Mandala (UK) & Hypnocoustics - Spore To The Floor - Nano Featured Artist Guest Mix: Paul Thomas Simos Tagias – Illusions Of Me - UV Paul Thomas feat. Mr V – How Deep Can You Go - Zerothree Dylhen – Lucid - UV Romina & Franck Dona – No Education (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) - Armind Paul Thomas & Dylhen – Unite - UV Li Kwan – Point Zero (Fuenka Remix) - UV Pharmacy Artist Guest Mix: Unstable & LUN1NA Unstable & LUM1NA - Ashira Unstable & Lexside - High On Life LUM1NA & Fx-Instence - Aeon Unstable vs Knock Out - In Vain LUM1NA x Karin - Nirvana LUM1NA x Karin - Alchemy --- site https://keksfm.kiev.ua/ Subscribe to our podcast RSS (Подписывайтесь на наш подкаст): feeds.feedburner.com/KEXXX-FM or Apple podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/ua/podcast/kexxx-fm-kiev/id1455141824 Весь архив подкаста/скачать тут (Podcast Archive / Download here) https://hearthis.at/kexxx-fm-2/ https://hearthis.at/kexxx-fm/

In this episode, we're talking about what it means to chart your own path. How do you move beyond the typical or expected path? How do you align with your true desires? What does it look like to say yes to what you really want? How do you unlock greater passion and meaning in your life? Listen as my guest Ashira D. Jones shares her journey and what it has meant to chart her own path. Discover powerful steps that you can take to move into greater purpose and vision. About My Guest: Ashira D. Jones is an intuitive leadership and life coach with PCC credential, MBA and 15+ years' experience coaching wildly ambitious professionals, especially introverted women. Ashira provides coaching to ambitious professionals from diverse backgrounds who want to simplify their lives, amplify their power and focus their energy for maximum impact. She has supported a wide range of clients including executives, emerging leaders, high-potentials and college students. Having navigated several career shifts and entrepreneurial ventures, Ashira is especially passionate about helping clients nurture, cultivate, and grow their ideal lives. Connect with Ashira D. Jones: Website: http://www.ashirajones.com/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashirajones/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashira.d.jones/

Natasha Thompson is an astrologer and tarot card based between Colombo and London. As an Australian / Sri Lankan, Natasha's readings are grounded in both Western and Easternfoundations of astrology, as well as the global principles of mythology. Growing up in Sri Lankaembedded her in Astrology, as it is common practice to consult natal charts for all matters of life.With a mother who is also a keen enthusiast, it's no wonder Natasha and her sister, Ashira,became astrologers in their own right. Together they formed Astrosisters, where she and her sister bring their own approaches to ancient system/s, ultimately helping people learn aboutthemselves.Whole sign Astrology (Hellenstic Astrology) has become Natasha's base for her natal chart and synastry readings, in addition to tarot. She believes that we are the masters of our own destiny, with free will, nonetheless astrology combines ancient modalities, maths, astronomy, and mystical planetary energies to give us blueprint for who we are, and who we can be.Key takeaways:A synastry reading involves examining two charts and the compatibility/challenges in the interaction between them. Synastry readings are usually aimed for partnerships of a romantic nature, as it gives individuals an understanding of how two people work together and the dynamic of the union based on their astrological makeup.There are no 'good' or 'bad' signs for lovers. Synastry readings help you and your partner to understand how each other approach the world so you can be mindful of where you might see things differently. Astrology isn't fortune telling, it's providing awareness of where you have compatibility and where you may have challenges.Resources:https://www.astro-sisters.com/

If you've been around the Messianic movement for awhile, then you remember the early days with the music group Israel's Hope.  Marc Chopinsky was a founding member of that group and has gone to his eternal rest.   His son Eli has picked up the torch and produces wonderful Israeli worship music through the Ashira Project.  I had a great interview with Eli and his wife Vanessa and this program features some of the music from Ashira.   Eli is a worship leader and messianic music producer. In 2015 he founded ASHIRA, a worship project that produces Israeli messianic music for local, Israeli artists. He also serves as worship leader at Ohalei Rahamim congregation in Kiryat Yam. Eli is the son of the late Marc Chopinsky and Leah Chopinsky. He is married to Vanessa and has four beautiful children. Eli, his wife & children and his mother live in the Krayot, northern Israel.For access to Ashira:https://ashiraproject.bandcamp.com/

Audra Russell speaks with author Alicia Nunn.Alicia Nunn is the author of Amazon best-seller, Ashira's World, and a contributor for Reflection magazine, Face 2 Face Africa, Chicago Tribune and Huffington Post. She has been recognized as an Athena Award and Leaders as Heroes finalist for her work as a fierce advocate for justice which is an underlying theme of her writing. Alicia uses the power of words as a force to move the reader and change the world.In this episode, we talk about African goddesses, magical swords, and feminine power.So sit back, relax, and enjoy! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=29642304)

Interview with Ashira Gobrin – Ashira is Chief People Officer at Wave. She blends a get-it-done performance style with the ability to fuel enterprise-wide employee engagement, retention, revenue, and growth. Ashira has over 20 years experience leading fast growth technology companies.

In the final episode of this season, Shira answers a question from Ashira in Israel. Ashira and her family want to paint a mural of Keriyat Yam Suf - the splitting of the Red Sea, but what did it really look like?! Shira talks to Jordan "Gorf" Gorfinkel, former editor of the Batman comics for DC and creator of the Passover Haggada Graphic Novel from Koren Publishers. Gorf tells Shira about the important role pictures have to play in the Haggada and understanding Pesah and shares how he and artist Erez Zadok made their decisions of how to represent the Pesah story in a graphic novel. Shira also talks to Dr. Erica Brown, an expert educator, about how to make the Seder more fun, how the kids can take charge, and how we can fulfill the mitzva of seeing ourselves as if we left Egypt. The Haggadot by Gorf and Dr. Erica Brown can be found here. I've Got a Question is hosted by Shira Greenspan and produced by Aryeh Grossman, Dr. Daniel Rose, and Alex Drucker. The show is edited by Alex Drucker. I've Got a Question is part of the Koren Podcast Network, a division of Koren Publishers Jerusalem.

Episode# 12 - 19 Mar 2021

Ashira Siegel Fox was born and raised in Southern California. She studied media and studio art at Hunter College in New York City though she is largely self taught. Her art practice involves experimenting with various combinations of artistic methods and mediums in an effort to create unconventional paintings, unique variant prints and art objects that explore color, texture, depth and dimension. Her work over the years has included (and often combined) sculpturally sewn and collaged hand dyed papers, plaster castings, layered resin, glass kiln work, ceramics, photography, and many many different ways of painting and printing. She is currently working on a body of work that includes a series of sewn mixed media paintings. Ashira draws inspiration from decades of studio experiments and her wildly varied life experiences. Website | www.ashirasiegelfox.com Instagram | www.instagram.com/ashirasart/ TikTok | www.tiktok.com/@ashirasart?lang=en Facebook | www.facebook.com/AshirasArt/ Twitter | www.twitter.com/AshirasArt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's spectacular edition of the Z Report LIVE, we have an amazing show for you. We have the World broadcast premiere of a NEW single from singer and songwriter Eli Schwebel titled Whole With You, the World broadcast debut of a new single from Bonei Olam production featuring Benny Friedman titled 25,000 Candles set to be released as a music video in the next day or two, the US debut of a new hit single from Israeli singer Moti Weiss titled Chai Chai Chai, the broadcast debut of a new single from Danny Palgon titled Ashira feat. Yoni Z, the broadcast debut of new music from Shlomo Yehuda Rechnitz's New album Shir 3, the broadcast debut of new singles from Dovid Haziza released in honor of the Hilula of the Baba Sali titled Zchuto, from the Israeli hit boys duo Tzemed Yeled titled Ma Ashiv Lecha, a English cover of the popular Hanan Ben Ari song Shvurei Lev titled Broken Hearts from Yaakov Lemmer and the US debut of yet another amazing single from singer, songwriter, arranger and producer Udi Damari titled Am Echad. World renowned composer Yossi Green phoned in at noon to talk to us about the release of his latest album Yiddish Nachas 4 Emunah U'bitachon. Find out how Yossi Green and Moishy Kraus went about choosing songs for this album, what the new voices of Yiddish Nachas are like and some amazing stories behind the making of this dynamic new album. We also have NEW music from Yiddish Nachas, SHIR 3 and more, PLUS all of your concert information.

Finding one's purpose can be a frustrating and at the same time enlightening experience. Seeking the meaning of your existence. Questioning if your decisions in life align with who and where you are meant to be. In this episode accompanied by my best friends Ashira & Hervey; we dive into the very fundamentals that led us to understand, not only our own purpose but the overall meaning to purpose. Connect with Ashira:Instagram: https://bit.ly/3GAngy4Email: AshiraIsLove@gmail.comConnect With Hervey:Instagram: https://bit.ly/3ms6lphConnect With Me Your Host: Email: SheDiscoveredPodcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://bit.ly/SDPINSTADonate to Podcast: https://bit.ly/SDPDONATE

Ashira Siegel Foxes art practice involves experimenting with various combinations of artistic methods and mediums in an effort to create unconventional paintings, unique variant prints and art objects that explore color, texture, depth and dimension. Her work over the years has included (and often combined) sculpturally sewn and collaged hand dyed papers, plaster castings, layered resin, glass kiln work, ceramics, photography, and many many different ways of painting and printing.

We think of wealth and poverty as relating to a socio-economic situation. But richness and poorness can also describe objects. What constitutes a rich or a poor object? This episode explore the idea.

Matza Ashira - Mei Peirot ein Machmitzin - Document for Daf 36 by Simon Wolf

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Did you know that December is known for more than just Hallmark Christmas movies, shopping for family and friends, and picking out that famous Ugly Christmas sweater? December also marks the end of the tax year! Fun stuff, right? In today's episode, we speak with a CPA tax professional, AShira Nelson of Savvy Girl Money. Ashira gives us the blueprint of what we should be doing right now to prepare to file our taxes next year. We also discuss common red flags that could trigger an audit from the IRS and ways to reduce your taxable income, legally! Make sure you have a notepad and pen ready for this episode. Shop EM Shop website templates and save 12% using promo code ‘FINKEY' click here Check out the show notes at: www.thefinancialkey.com/episode8 Connect with AShira at: @savvygirlmoney- Instagram YouTube Connect with The Financial Key Podcast: www.thefinancialkey.com @thefinancialkey- Instagram @financialkey_- Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-financial-key/message

Aaron Graham former DEA Agent shares his amazing story, join us on our seventh episode of, "The Dream Is Free Podcast." Follow us on all social media! Instagram - Downtimetv Twitter - tvdowntime Facebook - Downtime Linkedin - Downtime TV

Alicia Nunn, author of Ashira’s World, joins the show to share about her life journey which included divorce, a fire, and change of career to a published author. Alicia shares how her life changing events assisted in her own journey from pain to purpose. She is an African American woman, #Black Lives Matter activist, as well as Licensed Clinical Social Worker turned writer. And her latest and greatest, is authoring Ashira’s World, an Amazon Bestseller. Alicia shares her new book of Ashira, a young black woman awakened to be a goddess, destined to save the world. Website: http://doineedtherapy.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aprileandelle/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/AprileAndelle Newsletter: https://aprileandelle.activehosted.com/f/1 

This month Phil, Clive, Kate, Jon & Tony hear from Historian, Trudy Gold as she prepares to host 'An Overview of British Jewry' on Tuesday 18th August 2020 for JW3. Comedians Rachel Creeger & Philip Simon chat about their new online chat show 'Jew Talkin' to Me?'. Musician & Producer Ashira Gorfinkel talks about the work she's doing with 'Kol Zimra'. Robert Speker on going viral with recreating album covers with the staff and residents of the Sydmar Lodge Care Home. Our Rabbinic Thought for the Month comes from Rabbi Mark Goldsmith, Senior Rabbi at Edgware & Hendon Reform Synagogue.

Pharmacy Radio 047 June 2020 Episode features two fantastic guest mixes. The first from the highly talented DJ and producer Paul Thomas with a wonderful progressive mix. The second from Pharmacy artists LUM1NA ' Unstable showcasing their latest release Ashira. First Hour: Christopher Lawrence DJ AroZe - Una Vita Segreta - Eat My Hat Music JKC - Rhythm Of Heart - Subcult Sharam - Isolate - Yoshitoshi Recordings Greg Notill ' Vince Weyn - Before The Storm - Airborne Black Track of the Month: Weska - Lyrebird - Weska Dante - Memory Loss - Aria BIGMOO - The Afterlife (Exis Extended Remix) - Cinematik Recordings Neutrino - Atoms ' Particles - Iboga Massimo Santucci - Earth ' Space (Analogue Dream Uplifting Version) - Pharmacy Lifeforms - Spells - Iboga Sonic Entity - Elysian - Expo Records Altered State - Imagination - TesseracTstudio Outsiders - Psychedelic (Laughing Buddha Remix) - Sacred Technology Mandala (UK) ' Hypnocoustics - Spore To The Floor - Nano Featured Artist Guest Mix: Paul Thomas Simos Tagias – Illusions Of Me - UV Paul Thomas feat. Mr V – How Deep Can You Go - Zerothree Dylhen – Lucid - UV Romina ' Franck Dona – No Education (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) - Armind Paul Thomas ' Dylhen – Unite - UV Li Kwan – Point Zero (Fuenka Remix) - UV Pharmacy Artist Guest Mix: Paul Thomas and Unstable ' LUN1NA Unstable ' LUM1NA - Ashira Unstable ' Lexside - High On Life LUM1NA ' Fx-Instence - Aeon Unstable vs Knock Out - In Vain LUM1NA x Karin - Nirvana LUM1NA x Karin - Alchemy

Stump the Rabbi - Rabbi Shlomo Goldfarb Why doesn't Chabad eat ‘Matza Ashira’? To ask a question and for more answers visit: http://stumptherabbi.org/ This project was made possible by The Chanin Fund Reliable Fast Cash, LLC http://reliablefastcash.com/ 445

Setelah sukses dengan single Kucinta Nanti yang dirilis pada September 2018 lalu, Karya terbaru Ashira sangat dinanti oleh penggemarnya, Ashira Friends. Cintaku Kini tentang kelanjutan kisah sepasang kekasih yang belum sempat menjalin hubungan lebih serius, namun harus berpisah karena keadaan.

AShira Nelson is the creator of Savvy Girl Money. AShira is a wife, mom, and CPA. I've committed my life to helping people better their finances. Now, she is optimistically dedicated to helping millennials achieve their long-term financial goals. Despite whatever their financial history may look like, and whatever mistakes they have made with their money, AShira wants to help millennials realize that obtaining wealth is possible. She avoided many financial obstacles throughout her life, and she wants to help millennials do the same.   Most millennials have never been taught how to handle money. This is where Savvy Girl Money steps in! AShira wants to personally help millennials break generational habits when it comes to money. AShira can help eliminate a lot of stress by teaching you about finance. She works with individuals that don’t know what to do with their money, and how to manage their money. Essentially, they’re allowing their money to decide what they do. No more! It’s time to tell your money what it’s going to do. Website: www.SavvyGirlMoney.com

Join Ali as she talks with her friend Ashira about everything from strange dental hygiene practices, to stretches in the office, to caffeine, the game of thrones premier, and so much more!

Bom momento querido ouvinte, eu sou Guilherme Andrade e esse é mais um Remix. A ideia é fazer uma crônica com áudio dramatizado. O texto do áudio e as músicas usadas no podcast estão abaixo. Músicas da Playlist: Sigo na Sombra - B.K. C&R Interlúdio I - B.K. Quadros - B.K. part. Ashira e Luccas Carlos

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Wael Al Saad and Murad Alkhufash from The Marda Permaculture Farm join us to talk about Permaculture on the West Bank in Israel/Palestine. Defending Water for Life in Maine • Water and Development – Global Issues Music by: Karawan, Fairuz, Ashira, Sabreen, … More ... The post Wael Al Saad and Murad Alkhufash: The Marda Permaculture Farm appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.