Podcast appearances and mentions of Barbara Brennan

Première diffusion le 7 octobre 2019J'ai l'immense plaisir de recevoir Thierry Janssen, ancien chirurgien et désormais psychothérapeute, auteur et directeur de l'Ecole de la présence thérapeutique.C'est un entretien vibrant et plein d'espoir en la vie que je vous propose aujourd'hui. Un entretien où il est question de spiritualité et d'éveil de la conscience… Un entretien avec un homme d'une grande sagesse. Tellement sage qu'il accepte justement de ne pas l'être.Vous avez choisi ici la version longue de l'entretien, et vous avez raison : vous allez pouvoir laisser toutes ces paroles inspirantes vous embarquer…Avec Thierry, nous allons parler du jour où il a quitté brutalement son poste de chirurgien, d'une brève incursion dans le monde de la mode, d'une autre mode -celle du développement personnel- et de ses excès, de sa formation auprès d'une guérisseuse américaine, de comment il est devenu presque malgré lui psy, de son expérience mystique du silence intérieur, de l'acceptation qui n'est pas la résignation, de l'Ecole de la présence thérapeutique qu'il dirige à Bruxelles et d'amour bien sûr ! Notes sur l'épisode:- Le site de l'Ecole de la Présence Thérapeutique : https://edlpj.org/- La page Facebook de Thierry : www.facebook.com/thierry.janssen.98- Le livre de Thierry dont on parle dans l'entretien : Ecouter le silence à l'intérieur – Les éditions L'Iconoclaste- Son rituel bien-être : tenir un journal dans lequel noter chaque jour ses émotions- Son conseil lecture : « Après l'extase, la lessive » de Jack Kornfield RETRANSCRIPTION DE L'EPISODE AVEC THIERRY JANSSEN Quel bonheur de revenir ici, d'être là, derrière mon micro, et de vous avoir, vous, de l'autre côté. C'est donc parti pour une deuxième saison de ce podcast.00:01:34Et pour la lancer, je vous propose une rencontre avec un invité de marque. Pas seulement parce qu'il est connu, que vous avez peut-être lu certains de ses ouvrages ou assisté à l'une de ses conférences. Thierry Janssen est un invité de marque car il nous ouvre à la spiritualité avec la sagesse de celui qui sait qu'il n'est justement pas sage. Celui qui a un jour été chirurgien renommé. Il a découvert que la guérison passe aussi par le soin des émotions et de l'âme. Il a cheminé pour apprendre à s'écouter, à prendre le temps de se connecter à lui-même, quitte à se mettre en retrait lorsque c'était nécessaire. Et puis un jour, il a vécu une expérience mystique, celle du silence intérieur, comme il la raconte dans son dernier ouvrage.00:02:20Un moment de grâce, d'une puissance indescriptible pendant lequel il a goûté à l'amour pur, à l'universalité. Bienvenue dans la saison 2 de La Petite Voix. Bienvenue dans cet épisode très inspirant, vibrant, plein d'espoir en la vie. Avec Thierry, nous allons parler d'une fulgurance de conscience qui l'a décidé à quitter son job à l'hôpital de Bruxelles en quelques minutes, d'une enfance marquée par une grande sensibilité, de sa rencontre déterminante avec une guérisseuse américaine et de l'acceptation qui rend libre et créatif. Bonjour Thierry et bienvenue dans La Petite Voix. Bonjour. Je suis vraiment enchantée de vous recevoir et ravie d'ouvrir avec vous la deuxième saison de ce podcast. Ensemble, aujourd'hui, nous allons parler de votre cheminement initiatique que vous évoquez dans vos livres et en particulier le dernier qui est un très beau livre qui s'appelle Écoutez le silence à l'intérieur.00:03:20Il est paru l'an dernier aux éditions Iconoclast. Thierry, on ne vous présente plus. Vous êtes psychothérapeute et désormais fondateur de l'école de la présence thérapeutique à Bruxelles. Vous êtes également un auteur connu et reconnu. Déjà, huit livres, je crois, à votre actif sur des sujets qui sont liés au développement personnel. Mais c'est d'ailleurs un terme et même une mode dont vous vous méfiez, et on va avoir l'occasion d'y revenir dans notre entretien. Ce que je n'ai pas encore dit, c'est que vous avez également été médecin. Vous étiez même un chirurgien renommé jusqu'au jour où je crois que vous aviez environ 35 ans. Vous avez compris que vous ne vous étiez pas très bien. Vous n'épanouissiez plus dans ce rôle aussi prestigieux était-il.00:04:02Est-ce que vous pouvez revenir sur cette journée particulière et cette fulgurance de conscience, comme vous l'appelez ? Oui, c'était le 5 janvier 1998. Et je ne dirais pas que j'ai compris quelque chose ce jour-là. J'ai juste écouté. J'ai écouté d'abord une voix, très clairement, qui a résonné en moi et un ressenti très profond qui m'a dit que je ne pouvais plus rester là. En fait, j'ai écouté une voice qui m'a dit que je ne pouvais plus rester là. Pendant des années, j'avais consacré toute mon énergie à cette carrière médicale et chirurgicale. Et sans m'en rendre compte, je m'étais enfermé dans un système de fonctionnement très contraignant, très violent, quelque part. Et je n'avais jamais fait de travail sur moi, donc je n'avais pas non plus le recul pour comprendre tout ça.00:04:48Et je travaillais dans un hôpital universitaire à Bruxelles et j'ai décidé de le quitter tout en restant au sein de la même université pour prendre des fonctions avec de plus grandes responsabilités dans l'un des autres hôpitaux de cette université. Et le 5 janvier 1998, lorsque j'ai pris mes fonctions, je promets qu'une heure avant, je ne savais pas, même cinq minutes avant, je ne savais pas que j'allais arrêter mon métier, mais j'étais dans l'ascenseur avec la dame qui devenait ma secrétaire et elle me parlait, et j'avais l'impression qu'elle parlait une langue étrangère, je ne comprenais rien. Et je suis rentré dans mon nouveau bureau et j'ai vraiment entendu cette voix qui est ma voix, c'est comme quand je m'entends vous parler maintenant, et cette voix a dit « si tu vas mourir ».00:05:39Et j'ai écrit ma lettre de démission au doyen de la faculté de médecine. Et en fait, j'ai simplement dit « je ne suis pas la personne pour occuper le poste que je vous ai demandé d'occuper, je ne peux pas tricher avec moi, je ne peux pas tricher avec vous ». Et donc, je remets ma démission. Et puis, j'ai quitté le poste. Je suis allé à l'hôpital en remettant cette lettre à un des chefs de clinique du service. Quand je suis arrivé à la maison, déjà dans la voiture, j'ai eu un contact avec la personne avec qui je vivais et je lui ai dit « mais c'est de la folie, qu'est-ce que tu es en train de faire ? ».00:06:11Je lui ai dit « je ne sais pas, mais je sais ce que je ne ferai plus ». Et j'ai le sentiment qu'aujourd'hui, c'est comme si je renaissais ou que je naissais consciemment. À la radio, il y avait une chanson qui disait « ceci est le premier jour du reste de ta vie ». Et ça a vraiment fait sens. Et ça m'a plongé dans une sorte de sentiment d'euphorie qui a perduré pendant certainement 10 jours. Et puis, j'ai commencé à avoir très peur. Les questions sont revenues en fait. Mais ce n'étaient pas des questions. C'était que tout d'un coup, je étais face à un immense vide parce que toute ma vie avait été remplie par ce projet.00:06:52C'est un projet qui était né quand j'avais l'âge de 5 ans, le jour où ma mère m'a montré le chirurgien qui l'avait opéré. Et je suis dit « Moi, je vais faire ça ». D'accord. J'étais programmée, même si j'ai eu longtemps un doute parce que j'avais une passion qui est née pratiquement au même âge, vers 5-6 ans, une passion pour la civilisation de l'Égypte ancienne. Et longtemps, j'ai hésité entre m'orienter vers l'égyptologie ou vers la chirurgie. Et à 18 ans, je suis commencé la chirurgie parce que c'est un métier qui ne paraissait plus ouvert vers les autres. Et qui servait plus, quelque part, que simplement s'intéresser aux antiquités. Mais en même temps, c'était un piège parce que je ne voulais pas être médecin, je voulais être chirurgien. Ça m'a demandé énormément d'efforts, d'investissements.00:07:40Et je n'ai jamais réfléchi à tout ça. J'ai juste agi comme ça, sans doute pour réparer plein de choses, comme nous tous, on a des raisons très névrotiques de s'investir. Rires. J'ai mis beaucoup d'énergie pour réparer des blessures du passé. Mais en même temps, ce 5 janvier 1998, je crois que j'étais vraiment arrivé à la limite de ce que je pouvais m'imposer. Parce que finalement, je m'étais imposé beaucoup de choses. Beaucoup d'efforts, beaucoup de contraintes. Et très peu de plaisir, finalement. C'est ce que vous appeliez dans votre livre, vous faites référence à cette période comme ça, en disant Thierry, ambitieux et perfectionniste, c'est ça ? Oui. Oui. Parce que j'avais développé une personnalité assez rigide, perfectionniste, et donc aussi à cheval sur beaucoup de règles.00:08:30Comme nous tous, j'ai développé cette personnalité pour essayer de m'adapter, pour essayer de survivre et d'être aimé. C'était une façon de rentrer dans les rangs, de ne pas décevoir, d'être un bon petit garçon. Parce que très jeune, j'ai senti que je n'étais pas forcément différent des autres, mais qu'en tout cas, j'avais des particularités en moi qui n'étaient pas forcément acceptées par les autres. Et en particulier, une très grande sensibilité. Et donc, cette grande sensibilité m'a permis d'être à l'écoute, de sentir les autres, les autres sentaient que je les sentais. Enfant, les amis de mes parents venaient me parler de leurs problèmes de couple. Oui, mais je crois que ça arrive souvent. Je ne sais pas si ça arrive souvent, mais en tout cas, moi, c'était mon quotidien. Mais vraiment.00:09:12Et je pense que j'avais des avis très sages. Mais ça, je crois que ça arrive très souvent. La plupart des enfants ont cette grande sagesse au fond d'eux parce qu'ils ne sont pas dans l'analyse, justement. Ils ne sont pas dans l'essai de compréhension. Ils sont dans la perception immédiate des choses sans jugement. Et ils ont un avis plein de bon sens par rapport à ces choses. Et du coup, ça fait de moi une personne à l'écoute et au service et dans l'aide. Et donc, le métier de chirurgien. Et puis après, tout ce que j'ai fait, finalement, a tourné autour de ça. Combien d'années avez-vous été médecin et chirurgien ? Presque 13 ans. Presque 13 ans. D'accord. Donc, ce qui est intéressant dans votre parcours, vous avez eu cette première vie professionnelle où, en fait, vous étiez là pour soigner, on va dire, le corps.00:10:03Et puis, vous allez nous expliquer comment, après cette première expérience, vous avez décidé de soigner plutôt l'esprit à travers la psychologie. Qu'est-ce qui s'est passé dans votre parcours ? Je n'ai rien décidé du tout. Et je sais que ça peut paraître étrange d'entendre ça, mais c'est vraiment ce qui m'est arrivé et ce qui m'arrive encore aujourd'hui. C'est-à-dire que lorsque j'ai quitté la profession de chirurgien, j'ai juste écouté cette voix, j'ai juste écouté une immense tension en moi qui s'est relâchée automatiquement, immédiatement. Et j'ai senti que c'était juste. Il ne m'a pas fallu de courage, mais j'ai eu la bonne inspiration d'écouter. Alors après, votre question, c'est comment vous en êtes arrivé à, à retourner manifestement vers le soin, l'accompagnement des autres à travers la démarche du psychothérapeute ? Oui.00:10:53À nouveau, je n'ai pas décidé. À savoir que quand j'ai quitté le métier de chirurgien, il fallait que je vive, il fallait que je mange. J'ai entendu qu'il y avait un couturier italien, il s'appelle Giorgio Armani, qui cherchait un directeur pour sa marque Emporio en France. J'ai dit moi, je vais faire ça. Mais aujourd'hui, avec le recul, je me rends compte qu'il y avait, plusieurs choses dans ce poste. C'était d'abord l'aspect prestigieux. Je rachetais quelque chose que j'avais abandonné. Et aux yeux des autres, ça me rassurait de me dire : voilà, j'aurai quand même une carrière prestigieuse dans le monde de la mode. Il y avait ça. Il y avait Paris, qui était une façon de m'extraire de mon milieu bruxellois où on me condamnait.00:11:37Mes amis, qui étaient beaucoup, pour la plupart des médecins, étaient vraiment très violents à mon égard par rapport à cela. Oui, j'allais vous demander comment votre entourage a vécu, ce virage de chirurgien à directeur chez Armani ? Une violence incroyable, des jugements. Mais je peux comprendre, ça doit faire très peur, quelqu'un qui semble perdre l'honneur. Mais moi, au fond de moi, je savais que c'était juste. Et j'ai perdu beaucoup d'amis à ce moment-là. Mais voilà. Et j'ai envoyé ma lettre de motivation au président, au directeur général de Giorgio Armani à Milan. Et j'ai dit : 'Vous allez me prendre pour un fou, je dirigeais un service hospitalier, mais je pense que je suis la bonne personne pour occuper le poste chez Emporio Armani à Paris.' Et j'ai été engagé.00:12:28On m'a envoyé à Milan. Et là, on m'a remis vendeur. Et là, je me suis vu en train de mettre des épingles pour confectionner un ourlet, un pantalon. Et en me voyant mettre ces épingles, je me suis dit, Thierry, il y a deux mois, tu pratiquais la chirurgie, tu utilisais des aiguilles pour recoudre la peau des gens. Et ici, tu utilises des aiguilles pour mettre des ourlets. Et tout de suite, il y a une voix qui m'a, ma voix bien sûr, qui m'a dit, c'est ta dignité, Thierry. Tu travailles, tu avais besoin de travailler et tu fais quelque chose qui construit ton futur. Sois fière. Oui. Et il n'y a pas. Et c'est ce jour-là que j'ai vraiment compris que ce n'est pas ce qu'on fait qui compte dans la vie, c'est qui on est quand on fait quelque chose.00:13:11Et peu importe le métier que l'on a, même s'il est contrôlé. Il n'est pas considéré par certains comme pas intéressant ou dégradant. C'est qui on est comme personne pendant qu'on fait ce métier, quand on agit dans le monde. Vous en parlez beaucoup dans votre livre, c'est très fort, de cette différence entre ce que c'est qu'être et ce que c'est faire. Oui, oui. Exister vient de extarer, se poster à l'extérieur. C'est la posture que l'on a pour vivre dans le monde, en interaction, en relation avec les autres. Mais ça nous fait porter des masques, et ça nous fait jouer des rôles, et ça nous fait adopter tout un système de défense qui construit ce qu'on appelle une personnalité. Et cette personnalité, nous y sommes totalement identifiés parce que notre mental crée cette entité qu'on appelle « moi » et « ego » en latin.00:14:04Et en fait, on est souvent totalement identifiés à cette personnalité parce qu'on n'a que comme souci d'exister. Mais il y a une dimension plus profonde dans la vie qui n'est pas d'exister à travers ce qu'on fait, ce qu'on montre, ce qu'on dit, c'est d'être, tout simplement. Et le noyau de l'être, c'est pas le mental qui pense, qui bavarde, qui raconte une histoire, un autre sujet. Être, c'est simplement laisser la conscience s'éveiller en nous, cette conscience qui est pure présence et qui est pure acceptation de ce qui est, parce que la conscience ne pense pas. C'est pas le mental. Et du coup, je reviens sur votre cours, à ce moment-là, dans cet atelier en Italie, chez Armani, vous prenez conscience de cette différence entre ce que c'est qu'être et ce que c'est faire ?00:14:58À l'époque, ce que j'ai compris, c'est que Thierry, tu n'es pas ce que tu fais, tu es Thierry qui fait ça maintenant, mais tu peux faire plein de choses dans ta vie. Et ce que tu fais maintenant, tu dois en être fier, parce que c'est ce qui te permet d'avancer et de progresser. Dans ton existence. Et alors, combien de temps a duré ce métier dans la mode et chez Armani ? Disons qu'après, j'ai pris mes fonctions à Paris et j'ai occupé cette fonction pendant presque neuf mois. Et j'ai été licencié. Et ce qui est drôle, c'est qu'à l'époque, le directeur général d'Armani m'a dit : vous n'avez pas la culture de l'entreprise. Et il avait totalement raison.00:15:41Et surtout, je ne me laissais pas faire, parce que c'est quand même un monde où il y a beaucoup d'égo, beaucoup de blessures, beaucoup de rivalités, et tout ça sur un fond de nécessité de rentabilité, de performance et d'argent. Mais j'avais juste besoin de ça pour me rassurer, pour me prouver que je pouvais faire autre chose, ne pas être identifié qu'aux chirurgiens que j'avais été. Mais après, ça m'a aussi permis de recevoir une assez importante indemnité. Et je me suis dit, Thierry, maintenant, tu n'as plus d'excuses. Tu as besoin de temps pour comprendre ce qui t'arrive. Et j'ai dit, investis sur toi, parce que tu es le seul avec qui tu resteras jusqu'au bout. C'est peut-être la chose la plus intelligente que j'ai faite dans ma vie, réellement. C'était très sage.00:16:30Et puis, pendant une année, je suis resté à Paris. Et ça a été une année d'éveil, dans le sens où tous mes sens étaient ouverts. Je sentais le parfum des roses dans les jardins des Tuileries, mais à des mètres et des mètres de distance. Je voyais des choses que je n'avais jamais remarquées auparavant. J'étais tout ouvert au monde et très joyeux, même si une partie de moi vivait des peurs ou de l'inconfort par rapport au futur. Mais tout de suite, je revenais dans ce présent. Et je disais, non, non, c'est bien, c'est juste, je me sens bien. Et j'ai commencé à écrire un roman qui, en fait, était la résurgence de toutes mes passions d'adolescent et d'enfant. Égypte ancienne, notamment. J'ai envoyé ce texte à de nombreuses maisons d'édition.00:17:14Il y en a trois qui ont répondu en disant : il faut continuer à écrire, mais il faut laisser de la place à vos personnages. Je pourrais peut-être choisir le mode de l'essai. Et effectivement, deux ans plus tard, j'écrivais mon premier essai. Comme quoi, c'était des bons éditeurs. Donc, en fait, ce qui est étonnant, on vit quand même dans un monde où on court tout le temps. Je ne sais pas après quoi, mais en tout cas, on court. Et vous, vous avez réussi. À ce moment-là, à entendre que, justement, il fallait arrêter ce rythme-là et juste prendre ce temps pour vous sans nécessairement d'objectif ou quoi, mais juste vivre ce qu'il y avait à vivre à l'instant T.00:17:52Et vous savez, je crois que le fait d'avoir lâché tout cet investissement, ce métier, ça a libéré quelque chose d'enorme et je ne pouvais pas réfléchir. Et à l'époque, ce qui était juste, c'était de prendre ce temps. En fait, j'ai l'impression, quand on prononce cette phrase, ce moment sabbatique, je ne sais pas comment le qualifier autrement, vous avez créé cet espace-là pour la conscience. Oui, je n'ai rien créé du tout. C'est, c'est l'ego. C'est encore notre mental et notre personne, notre moi qui pense que c'est lui qui crée les choses. En fait, non. C'est justement parce que mon mental s'est calmé que la conscience a pu s'éveiller en moi. C'est la conscience qui est en nous tous. Mais que nous n'écoutons pas, que nous ne laissons pas s'éveiller, parce que notre mental prend trop de place dans ses identifications à notre petite personne.00:18:43Et c'est pour ça que la méditation est si puissante. Chaque fois qu'on calme le mental, donc on calme l'ego, la conscience peut s'éveiller. On parle beaucoup dans le développement personnel, etc., de lâcher prise. Très mal compris, parce que lâcher prise, c'est encore presque un acte. Je décide qu'il faut que je lâche. Non, non, non, non, non. Lâcher prise, c'est laisser être les choses comme elles sont et ne pas les contredire et les écouter. Parlons-en, puisque vous évoquez le développement spirituel. Je voulais faire cet aparté sur cette mode et ce que vous appelez vous parfois l'ego spirituel. Oui, parce que vous avez dit développement spirituel, mais je pense que vous vouliez dire développement personnel. Oui, absolument, pardon. Pour moi, c'est vraiment très, très important.00:19:28Parce que vous voyez, depuis le XIXe siècle, en Occident, on a tout un courant qui est né, qu'on appelle le courant d'abord de la psychanalyse et de la psychologie, qui s'est intéressé à la construction de la personnalité, à la construction du moi, et qui, du coup, a pu répondre à pas mal d'interrogations. Le problème, c'est que dans une culture comme la nôtre, où l'intellect, le mental, a été tant valorisé, cette psychologie a donné lieu à ce qu'on a appelé le mouvement du développement personnel, et même récupéré par le coaching pour en faire des personnes plus efficaces, plus performantes, notamment dans le travail. Tout ça n'est pas négatif, je ne critique pas. Mais par contre, j'essaie de regarder, de monter un petit peu au sommet de la montagne ou dans l'hélicoptère pour avoir une vision plus large.00:20:18Et comprendre que le développement personnel, il y a un grand piège là-derrière, c'est que ça devient un développement de l'ego. Et du coup, on voit des gens qui font plein de stages, qui font plein de démarches de développement personnel pour mieux se connaître, mais qui deviennent terriblement intransigeantes, qui deviennent terriblement tournées vers elles-mêmes, et qui finalement oublient que cette petite personne que nous sommes, elle fait partie d'un beaucoup plus grand ensemble, et que nous devrions mettre cette personne au service de plus grand qu'elle, ce plus grand que nous, qui est en nous. C'est l'essence de l'être, c'est la vie en nous, c'est conscience. Et cet esprit, l'esprit de la vie. Et du coup, là, nous ne rentrons plus dans le développement personnel, mais dans quelque chose de spirituel.00:21:06Et je crois qu'il n'y a pas de chemin de développement personnel qui va vraiment à son accomplissement sans s'intégrer dans une démarche d'approfondissement spirituel. Et de la même manière, il n'y a pas de développement, ou plutôt d'approfondissement spirituel, sans avoir un regard du côté du développement personnel. Donc, psychologie et spiritualité vont ensemble, et se nourrissent l'une l'autre, et sont le gardien-fou de l'une et de l'autre. En fait, ce que j'entends dans la pure conscience dont vous parlez, dans la spiritualité, il y a vraiment quelque chose d'universel qui nous dépasse ? Bon, ce sont des mots incompréhensibles quand on en fait l'expérience. C'est cette expérience du silence, justement, dont nous regardons le monde sans le juger, sans le commenter, juste en l'accueillant pour ce qu'il est.00:21:58Et cet accueil dans cet espace de pure conscience n'est possible que quand le cœur est ouvert. Comme je dis, ce sont des mots, mais quand on en fait l'expérience, ça devient vraiment une évidence. Du coup, je reviens sur votre parcours pour savoir comment vous avez cheminé jusqu'à cette pure conscience. Je crois qu'à un moment donné dans ce cheminement, vous avez suivi pendant quatre ans une formation aux États-Unis auprès d'une, je ne sais pas si le terme est bon, mais une guérisseuse américaine, c'est ça ? Oui, oui, c'est plus qu'une histoire, c'est un moment important. Donc, j'avais travaillé pour Armani à Paris et puis je restais vivre une année dans une forme de retraite où j'ai écrit un roman. Puis je me laissais être au monde. J'étais dans le présent absolu, c'était incroyable.00:22:47Et dans ce présent absolu, j'ai découvert un livre qui m'a bouleversé, qui s'appelait « Le pouvoir bénéfique des mains », écrit par une Américaine qui s'appelle Barbara Paulinan. Et cette femme avait été physicienne à la NASA et la façon dont elle écrivait me parlait énormément. Pourtant le sujet qu'elle abordait était totalement en dehors des sentiers battus du monde dit rationnel, puisqu'elle parlait de champs d'énergie. Mais le livre était tellement bien structuré et ce qu'elle disait résonnait tellement avec ce que j'avais ressenti depuis l'enfance que j'ai été vraiment bouleversée. Et j'ai commencé à rencontrer des gens, et notamment une femme qui me dit « Oh, moi, en vous voyant, je me dis que vous devriez aller dans l'école où va ma mère ». J'ai dit « Votre mère va dans quelle école ?00:23:35». Elle m'a dit « Votre mère va dans une école aux États-Unis créée par une physicienne de la NASA qui s'intéresse aux champs d'énergie et au chakra. » Et je venais de lire le livre. Cette information venait à moi, j'ignorais qu'il y avait cette école, et donc finalement je me suis retrouvée dans cette école. Et je peux dire une chose par rapport à ça, c'est que j'ai trouvé un endroit confrontant, parce que d'abord, la culture était un peu « New Age ». J'imagine que pour l'ancien chirurgien que vous étiez, évidemment, on vous emmenait dans un monde beaucoup moins cartésien et scientifique, du coup. Et en même temps, il était peut-être plus cartésien et plus scientifique que beaucoup de monde scientifique parce qu'il était basé sur l'expérience.00:24:15Et c'était vraiment les expériences qui nous permettaient de nous poser des questions et d'apporter des réponses. Là, dans cette école, où on était, en formation pour devenir des guérisseurs et non pas simplement des soigneurs, ils nous étaient demandés de faire l'expérience. C'était quatre ans, à raison d'une semaine toutes les cinq semaines, et là-bas, j'ai découvert que c'était un endroit où j'allais travailler sur moi, essayer de comprendre ma personnalité, mais pas que intellectuellement, j'allais la comprendre dans mon corps, dans l'énergie, la façon dont mon corps utilisait cette énergie. Donc c'était une école où il y avait de la danse, du yoga, du Qigong, des thérapies psychocorporelles, j'ai tapé sur des coussins, j'ai hurlé, j'ai pleuré. Je suis arrivé, je regardais les autres, j'ai dit « Mon Dieu, les pauvres, ils ont l'air bien mal en point.00:25:03» Mais deux mois plus tard, j'étais avec eux en train de pleurer parce que j'avais quitté mon masque de sérénité. Si je reviens à ce qu'on disait tout à l'heure, vous aviez appris à être et pas seulement à faire dans cette école. Exactement. Et cette école était très bien construite. TIC était utilisée, était très puissante, et du coup, on ne pouvait pas échapper à vraiment se regarder. Très souvent, dans la vie, on triche. Et là, c'était très difficile de tricher. Oui. Et ce qui est intéressant, c'est toute la dimension du corps que vous évoquez. On voit bien qu'en fait, le corps, c'est vraiment l'endroit où les émotions ne trichent pas et le mental peut se raconter ce qu'il veut. Le corps, lui, il est dans une vérité.00:25:47Vous savez, le corps, pour moi, c'est quelque chose de central depuis tout petit. Quand j'étais enfant, j'avais un corps déformé. Les autres enfants s'en moquaient beaucoup. Et j'avais cette grande sensibilité. J'ai été contraint à faire de la gymnastique médicale trois heures par jour, trois jours par semaine. C'était très contraignant. Et en fait, j'ai appris à aimer dans mon corps grâce à deux choses. Tout d'abord, la danse. J'ai commencé très jeune dans ma chambre. Et la deuxième chose, c'est la sexualité. J'ai eu une sexualité très jeune. Ça m'a permis d'habiter mon corps, d'avoir envie d'y rester, de se rendre compte que ce n'était pas qu'un lieu de souffrance, mais c'était aussi un lieu de plaisir. Et vous évoquiez l'émotion tout à l'heure.00:26:34En fait, l'émotion est un phénomène corporel. C'est un signal qui nous renseigne sur la qualité de nos expériences, qui nous dit ça c'est bon, ça c'est pas bon pour nous. Et donc, effectivement, tout ce travail fait à l'école de Barbara Brennan autour du corps et de l'énergie me parlait énormément. Je me suis rendu compte que ce n'était pas par hasard que j'avais choisi le métier de chirurgien parce que c'était vraiment un moyen d'être en contact avec le tangible. Et je crois qu'il n'y a pas de chemin spirituel valable, réel, tant qu'il n'est pas profondément incarné. Et c'est peut-être un grand travers de l'Occident qui a développé une spiritualité déconnectée du corps. Et du coup, une spiritualité très mentale, mais le mental, je l'ai dit, ce n'est pas l'esprit, ce n'est pas la conscience.00:27:27Donc, c'est une spiritualité qui n'est pas profondément accomplie. Et je sais que ça va heurter d'entendre ça, ça va heurter certaines personnes, mais vraiment, je les invite à réfléchir à ça. Parce que comment peut-on dire que nous avons développé une spiritualité et ne pas ressentir dans notre corps le mal-être et la souffrance que c'est de voir les autres dans la souffrance. Tant que nous n'avons pas ressenti la souffrance dans notre corps, nous ne pouvons pas être en empathie et en compassion pour l'autre. C'est très très important qu'on revienne à une spiritualité profondément incarnée. Et Lorient nous attire de ce point de vue-là. Il a privilégié la présence à l'expérience à travers l'expérience méditative, l'immersion dans la réalité telle qu'elle est, cette expérience mystique où le mental ne vient pas analyser mais simplement laisse sa conscience percevoir.00:28:23C'est très très important qu'on revienne à une spiritualité profondément incarnée. Je reviens à votre formation que vous avez suivie aux Etats-Unis auprès de cette guérisseuse. Après cela, vous revenez en Europe, peut-être en Belgique pour être psychothérapeute ? En fait, je suis à peine revenu à Bruxelles avant même de me rendre dans cette école aux Etats-Unis. Il y a des personnes qui avaient constaté un changement chez moi et me disaient : 'Tu ne veux pas parler à mon père ou à ma sœur ou à mon frère.' Un jour, il y a une dame qui m'a demandé de voir son mari qui était mourant. Il se trouve que cet accompagnement que j'ai eu auprès de lui a été quelque chose de fort, tant pour lui que pour moi et pour sa famille.00:29:20À partir de là, il y a une sorte de bouche à oreille qui s'est installée très rapidement au point où, en deux ou trois mois de temps, j'avais un temps plein d'occupation. Je ne voyais absolument pas cela comme une profession. Pour moi, demander de l'argent était quelque chose de très compliqué. Mettre une valeur sur mon temps et sur mon éventuelle compétence était très compliqué. Donc, je n'ai pas du tout demandé d'argent pour cette activité. À l'époque, mon compagnon, qui n'appréciait pas trop que je vienne à la maison avec toutes ces personnes, m'a loué une loge de concierge dans laquelle je me suis installé et j'ai commencé à voir les gens là dans une forme de consultation ; je ne me sentais pas du tout légitime pour en faire une profession.00:30:09C'est un jour, une dame qui me a tendu un billet de 50 euros à l'époque, c'était 2 000 francs belges, parce que tout cela c'était en 1999-2000 et elle me tend un billet de 2 000 francs belges. Je dis non, non, je ne peux pas accepter cela et elle me dit si, si, si, vous devez accepter cela parce que vous m'apprenez la prospérité de mon âme mais je vais vous apprendre la prospérité de votre portefeuille. Mais du coup, cela m'a posé un problème parce que je me suis dit mais voilà, dans une profession, j'ai commencé et comme je ne me sentais pas légitime, j'ai voulu écrire mon premier ouvrage, Le travail d'une vie, dans lequel je racontais simplement comment j'aborde notre personnalité et ce qu'il y avait au-delà, c'est-à-dire le fond de l'être.00:31:00Et ce livre a été accepté chez Robert Laffont. Oui, cela a créé une forme comme cela de dynamique positive. J'étais débordé de demandes de consultation et deux ans plus tard, j'ai décidé de mettre un terme à cette consultation pour quelques semaines voire quelques mois, parce que je voulais écrire un autre livre, que j'ai intitulé Vivre en paix. C'était suite à l'effondrement des tours du World Trade Center à New York en 2001. J'avais besoin d'écrire ce livre sur la paix, la paix en soi, la paix avec les autres, la paix dans le monde. La peur qui est le contraire de l'amour, enfin toute cette thématique-là et finalement le livre a été publié et je suis très heureux parce qu'encore aujourd'hui je reçois du courrier de lecteurs qui sont accompagnés, qui sont inspirés par ce livre qui est très simple mais qui est une façon d'entrer dans cette démarche.00:31:53Ce n'est que quatre ans plus tard que j'ai senti ce besoin d'écrire un livre qui venait réconcilier en moi le médecin puis ce thérapeute et j'avais besoin de faire ce pont et j'ai écrit La solution intérieure vers une nouvelle médecine du corps et de l'esprit. Est-ce qu'on peut faire une parenthèse là-dessus ? C'est très intéressant ce point-là que vous soulevez dans ce livre sur est-ce que vous, l'ancien chirurgien, vous comprenez pourquoi la médecine classique avec des guillemets a tant de difficultés à appréhender les approches plus alternatives ? Oui, parce que c'est l'intellect, le mental qui définit cette personne que nous sommes. Il est dans la peur et il a besoin de dominer, de comprendre pour dominer le monde et il est dans un paradigme finalement de combat ; toute une économie s'est mise en place là autour où finalement on a beaucoup d'intérêt à créer des moyens de réparer ou de pallier à des manques, mais où finalement on dépense très peu d'énergie à prévenir le problème.00:33:04Il y a toute une activité économique qui se développe. Les hôpitaux sont aujourd'hui gérés comme des usines, parce qu'il y a des intérêts économiques. Ce faisant, nous ne respectons pas la nature et notre propre nature. Nous sommes une émanation de la nature nous faisons partie de la nature nous sommes la nature. Chercher le bonheur en niant la nature, c'est nier nous-mêmes. Et on voit aujourd'hui le mode de vie que nous nous imposons pour avoir ce confort qui est finalement presque une anesthésie générale. C'est sûr que la vie est plus douce, mais en même temps nous sommes de plus en plus fragiles face à la difficulté et à la souffrance. Et donc, nous avons besoin de plus en plus de confort.00:33:45Pendant ce temps-là, de plus en plus, nous consommons ces moyens d'être dans le confort, mais nous n'écoutons pas qui nous sommes vraiment. Nous nous imposons des rythmes de vie au nom de ce confort qui sont absolument délirants. Quand vous voyez les gens dans le métro le matin fatigués parce qu'ils n'ont pas dormi assez. Parce qu'ils ont dû déposer les enfants à la crèche tôt le matin, et qu'ils ont encore une heure de trajet à faire avant d'arriver sur leur lieu de travail, un lieu de travail où il y aura une tension énorme et ils ne seront pas heureux. Et on s'impose ça, et on reprend le même chemin le soir, et on reprend ses enfants à la crèche, et on les laisse devant la télévision ou une tablette pendant qu'on réchauffe un plat qui est plein de pesticides et de substances dont il ne faudrait pas se couper dans leur alimentation.00:34:28Mais tout ça est délirant, et il ne faut pas s'étonner d'avoir de plus en plus de gens qui font des burn-out. Et ce burn-out est comme un appel de la vie en eux qui dit : 'Non, arrête'. Arrête de t'imposer tout ça et puis des gens qui ont des dépressions et puis malheureusement des gens qui ont des maladies physiques aussi comme le cancer, qui est clairement une conséquence de tout ce mode de vie. Et dans votre dernier livre, vous parlez beaucoup justement de cette idée d'aller peut-être finalement vers plus de dépouillement, plus de simplicité et vous posez la question : là où est le vrai progrès ? Est-ce que finalement le vrai progrès, c'est pas le silence ? Vous savez le vrai progrès, c'est l'approfondissement spirituel, c'est-à-dire le contact avec l'esprit, c'est-à-dire avec la conscience.00:35:12C'est de voir vraiment ce qui est, d'arrêter d'être aveuglé par nos croyances et que quand on a une crise en face de soi, on se pose les bonnes questions. C'est Einstein qui disait on ne peut pas résoudre un problème avec une façon de penser qui a créé le problème, et ça, c'est le vrai progrès. Mais tant que nous serons pris dans cette idée que nous sommes tout-puissants, que nous pouvons créer un monde et le façonner comme nous le voulons, et bien nous connaîtrons de plus en plus de tensions, De mal-être parce que nous serons de plus en plus déconnectés de notre propre nature et de la nature en général. Mais peut-être que c'est la nature justement qui va nous rappeler à l'ordre, c'est la nature qui va nous imposer sa loi.00:35:52Je crois que si l'espèce humaine ne le fait pas, elle disparaîtra. Mais ce ne sera pas la première espèce à disparaître de la surface de cette planète, et ce n'est pas grave en soi. Lorsque on réfléchit. Par contre, l'humanité a peut-être là une opportunité d'évolution, et cette évolution, personnellement, peut-être que certains vont trouver mon propos délirant. Mais je crois qu'elle ne peut se faire sans un approfondissement spirituel, et tous les êtres qui dans leur propre vie ont manifesté quelque chose de spectaculaire, vers plus d'apaisement, plus de simplicité effectivement, et plus de retour à l'essence et à l'essentiel. Ce sont les êtres qui ont vécu ce parcours de connexion à l'esprit en eux, c'est-à-dire la conscience, lorsque je parle de la conscience j'insiste que c'est la conscience et non ma conscience, c'est cette conscience paisible, silencieuse et qui accepte ce qui est tel que c'est.00:36:50En fait, il y a vraiment quelque chose d'universel, c'est-à-dire que à la fois ça ne nous appartient pas et en même temps ça nous appartient à tous, oui, et c'est la beauté du message de toutes les spiritualités. Je ne parle pas des religions qui sont des interprétations mentales de l'expérience spirituelle, et l'expérience spirituelle, elle naît de l'expérience mystique. L'expérience mystique, c'est un éblouissement, c'est un éveil de la conscience en nous qui voit la réalité qui l'embrasse pleinement. Cette ouverture, cette illumination se produit dans la vie de chacun, quelque part. Mais malheureusement, dans nos cultures, il n'est pas valorisé, il a même été considéré comme délirant. On a encore tendance à croire à pathologiser l'expérience mystique, alors que c'est une expérience qui est commune, naturelle pour l'être humain, et qui lui donne accès à un niveau de conscience qui est celui de la pure conscience.00:37:44Et ça, je pense que quand on a connu ça dans sa vie, ça donne non seulement une vraie lucidité sur le monde, Sur soi aussi, mais ça donne une grande paix. Est-ce que vous pouvez puisqu'on évoque les expériences mystiques ? Est-ce que vous pouvez me parler de cette expérience que vous partagez dans votre dernier livre sur le silence intérieur ? Comment, dans un contexte qui pourtant ne s'y prêtait a priori pas, vous avez rencontré ce silence intérieur ? Ah moi je croyais que j'avais déjà connu des vrais éveils de la conscience et je vous promets j'en suis le premier étonné. Et je ne l'ai pas recherché mais ça s'est produit en 2012. J'étais à mon bureau, en train de me préparer à travailler sur l'ordinateur parce qu'à l'époque j'écrivais une chronique pour Psychologie Magazine.00:38:39J'étais assis en face de l'ordinateur dans mon bureau. et tout d'un coup il y a eu un bruit de travaux dans la rue c'était notamment un marteau piqueur et tout de suite mon mental m'a dit ah mais je ne vais pas pouvoir écrire ma chronique parce que avec ce bruit là je ne vais pas pouvoir me concentrer et je me suis dit non Thierry il faut que tu calmes ce mental et le meilleur moyen que tu as pour le faire c'est de revenir à ta méditation j'étais en train d'essayer de calmer le mental par cette auto-régulation en constatant simplement les émotions, les sensations, les pensées qui surgissaient en moi et tout d'un coup, alors que j'entendais encore les bruits du marteau piqueur, j'entendais ce qu'il y avait au-delà, au-delà des bruits.00:39:24Au-delà des bruits, il n'y a que du silence. C'était énorme, parce que je l'ai vraiment entendu, mon corps l'a senti et j'ai vraiment à ce moment-là compris que le silence n'est pas l'absence de bruit, c'est l'espace dans lequel tous les bruits apparaissent et disparaissent. Que le silence ne peut pas être créé, parce que il est de toute éternité. Il était là avant que j'existe, il sera encore là après que j'ai fini d'exister. Le silence est tout simplement il est cette conscience et c'était énorme. Ça s'est répercuté dans mon corps par un sentiment d'ouverture de ma poitrine, enfin. Pas un sentiment, une sensation, une grande chaleur et une grande paix, c'est pas descriptible, parce que de toute façon ça vient d'un espace qui est au-delà des mots.00:40:08C'est vraiment la connexion avec l'énergie pure de la vie et l'énergie pure de la vie. C'est l'amour, c'est l'énergie qui fait tourner les planètes, les unes autour des autres. C'est l'énergie qui fait la cohésion de nos cellules dans notre corps. C'est l'énergie qui relie tout et ça ne m'a pas quitté, ça ne me quitte plus, même pendant ces moments difficiles où je voyais ma personnalité agitée avec ses conditionnements. Ses peurs, sa névrose, sa tendance parfois un peu dépressive, il y avait un endroit beaucoup plus profond que ça qui regardait ça. Est-ce que ça veut dire que cette expérience finalement, ce moment que vous nous décrivez avec les travaux, ce moment d'accès au silence à la pure conscience, ça dure finalement, certainement quoi, quelques secondes ?00:40:53Oui, je crois que ça a duré très très peu de secondes et en fait ça s'est achevé quand tout d'un coup, moi je vis une expérience pure, c'est trop drôle, j'en ai ri. Figurez-vous qu'il y a beaucoup de recherches scientifiques qui ont été faites sur cette expérience dite mystique. La science a bien montré qu'il y a des zones du cerveau qui sont désactivées, notamment les zones de la conscience, des limites de notre personne et de notre orientation dans l'espace et le temps. Donc, le mystique n'est pas un malade mental. Des études ont montré qu'il y a une grande partie de la population qui lui propose des mots pour décrire son expérience, qui dit mais moi j'ai fait cette expérience et je vois bien que avec le livre Écoutez le silence à l'intérieur où je parle de cela, beaucoup de gens me disent mais moi je connais ça, j'ai vécu ça, merci, ça me parle.00:41:49Je ne me sens pas seul. Je reviens justement à votre ouvrage, vous évoquez bien sûr cet amour universel dont nous avons parlé. Mais derrière cette notion, il y a aussi l'acceptation et l'observation, c'est un distinguo très clair sur le fait que accepter ce n'est pas se résigner. Et vous expliquez au contraire combien il y a une grande liberté à être dans cette conscience-là, oui, parce que effectivement beaucoup de gens se disent si j'accepte cette situation, alors je ne vais plus évoluer, je vais me résigner... mais non, pas se résigner ! La résignation est un des grands facteurs de dépression. Effectivement, il y a une grande liberté dans cette conscience de la vie, parce que on voit ce qui est, on l'accueille, on ne peut pas le nier.00:42:40Mais après, on a une responsabilité, c'est-à-dire une habilité à apporter des réponses. On peut faire quelque chose avec ce qui est et on redevient créateur dans cet espace de la conscience qui est en nous, qui est en chacun de nous. Il y a l'espace source de la création : est-ce que je continue à fonctionner comme j'ai toujours fonctionné ou est-ce que je mets quelque chose d'autre en place vu que j'ai constaté que ce que je faisais aboutissait à des impasses ou à des conséquences négatives ? Et quand on est relié à cette vie comme ça, pure en nous, il y a une émotion qui est là. Qui est la joie et cette joie n'est pas le contentement, elle ne dépend pas de quelque chose d'extérieur à nous.00:43:25Cette joie, je l'ai entendue, je l'ai sentie lorsque j'entendais le marteau piqueur et les silences qu'il y avait au-delà. Et le vrai lâcher prise, c'est juste dire : 'ok', je me laisse glisser dans ce qui est et je l'accepte pleinement, tout en sachant que je ne devrais pas me résigner. Car lorsque j'aurai accepté, quelque chose de joyeux en moi va se remettre en mouvement et je pourrai créer quelque chose à partir de ça. En fait, ce qui est formidable dans la manière dont vous présentez cette expérience là, c'est qu'on entend bien qu'il y a cet accès, cette plongée possible dans Le silence intérieur dans la pure conscience, mais ça ne vous sort pas de la réalité du quotidien. On entend qu'en fait, vous êtes aussi confronté, je ne sais pas, au stress d'un rendez-vous peut-être, de dénervement, quand c'est dans des embouteillages.00:44:23Pour autant, vous allez vous plonger, vous allez avoir accès à ce silence intérieur pour décanter. Est-ce que c'est comme ça que ça se passe ? Absolument, mais je reformulerai ça en disant que ce n'est pas que j'ai accès à ce silence, c'est que je laisse ce silence se révéler et qui est le 'je' qui laisse ce silence se révéler ? Eh bien, c'est ma petite personnalité avec ses modes de fonctionnement, ses conditionnements, ses a priori, ses discours tout fait et ses peurs. Bien sûr, d'accord donc ça, c'est chouette de vous l'entendre dire en fait. Vous n'êtes pas devenu un homme différent et complètement imperturbable aux aléas de la vie, petit ou grand. En réalité, vous les vivez de manière très humaine et je les vis non seulement de façon bien sûr humaine comme nous tous mais très intense parce que quand la conscience est là, eh bien, on peut pas tricher une émotion désagréable.00:45:23Elle est vraiment désagréable, mais elle se dissout, elle se dissout dans cet espace de conscience, dans cet espace d'accueil, mais c'est vrai. ce que vous dites parce que quelque part quand j'ai publié écouter le silence à l'intérieur où je raconte notamment un adultère que j'ai commis entre guillemets il y a des gens qui m'ont dit vous vous avec votre sagesse votre chemin vous en êtes encore là je dis mais oui surtout surtout je suis là je suis un être humain je suis vivant et je dois regarder qui je suis et essayer de faire quelque chose avec ça et essayer de faire le moins de mal possible à moi et aux autres mais en étant honnête avec moi et les autres et c'est tout un c'est00:46:03pour moi c'est la seule vraie spiritualité c'est d'être dans cette réalité là donc on voit Bien qu'on n'est pas à l'abri des aléas, vous parlez même dans votre livre de la nuit noire de l'âme que vous avez vécue, vous de manière vraiment très douloureuse, parce qu'en fait, après cette expérience extatique, en fait, vous avez appris à vos dépens que ce n'était pas un état d'éveil définitif, oui, oui, effectivement. Et ce qui s'est produit, c'est que, après la publication de Confidences d'un homme en quête de cohérence, en 2012, j'ai eu un passage à vide, mais ce livre était tellement authentique et tellement honnête que j'avais l'impression d'avoir tout dit, et ma personnalité était comme perdue, parce que comment elle Allait faire pour continuer à exister, maintenant que tout était dévoilé, déposé, et c'était comme une mort.00:46:58Pendant plusieurs semaines, j'étais vraiment pas bien. Fin d'année, tout d'un coup, il y a quelque chose qui s'est réveillé en moi, et je me suis dit : 'Mais dans le fond, Thierry, ça fait des années qu'on te demande de transmettre, et c'est peut-être temps de créer une forme d'enseignement.' Mais je savais que si je faisais ça, Ça serait une école, j'avais ce nom qui venait de l'école de la présence thérapeutique mais en attendant je ne me sentais pas très légitime pour rentrer dans un projet comme celui-là et je me suis dit peut-être que le moyen c'est de prendre une retraite et pas partir, pas aller en Égypte comme je faisais ou rester là où je vis, mais juste constater et voir si j'ai un espace intérieur suffisamment paisible et silencieux pour accueillir ce qui est.00:47:45Mais tout de suite j'ai voulu profiter de ce temps de retraite et de non activité professionnelle et en fait j'ai voulu profiter de ce temps pour écrire, pour écrire à propos de la fameuse expérience de ce silence, je n'arrivais pas à écrire je ne trouvais pas les mots en fait j'étais beaucoup plus identifié à l'auteur que je ne le croyais et le fait de ne pas pouvoir écrire c'est comme si je n'existais plus de nouveau et du coup je me suis un peu entêté et à un moment donné c'était tellement une souffrance que j'ai quand même passé plusieurs mois à aller à mon bureau je m'asseyais à la table de travail et je restais jusqu'au soir à ne rien faire et00:48:24j'avais un ami qui disait mais Thierry tu es en grande dépression et j'ai dit oui peut-être que tu me vois comme dépressif et moi je crois que la plupart des dépressions ce sont des nuits noires de l'âme et moi je vois bien mon ego ne veut pas lâcher je ne sais pas comment faire pour lâcher mais je sais que je vais lâcher à un moment donné ça a été peut-être l'expérience La plus forte qui m'a donné le plus de confiance en moi et en la vie, c'est extraordinaire. Vous étiez très observateur, vous le viviez évidemment profondément, d'ailleurs vous disiez : 'J'ai vu le diable.' Enfin, on sent quelque chose de terriblement douloureux, des vrais monstres avec des addictions, c'était vraiment douloureux.00:49:00Et du coup, il y avait quand même ce petit pas de côté qui vous sauve. La conscience était là parfois, je riais de moi. J'avais des gens bien intentionnés qui me disaient : 'Mais Thierry, pars en voyage' et en fait non, parce que je me disais : 'Si tu te distrais, tu vas partir dans autre chose.' Et il y a quelque chose à Traverser ici n'échappe pas à ça, et ça se faisait naturellement, sauf que ça a quand même duré plusieurs mois. Un matin, c'est incroyable : un matin, je me suis réveillé, j'ai dit : 'Je crois que c'est fini.' Je sentais de la joie en moi, je sentais que je retournais dans le monde. Puis, j'ai mis le site de l'école en ligne dans la semaine qui a suivi.00:49:48Donc, le projet du coup prenait forme, ah oui, il était là, en quelques heures. Alors, après, il y a eu la mise en ligne du site, et puis tous ces gens qui voulaient s'inscrire. Puis, l'école a commencé, quelques mois plus tard. Et alors, pardon, on va reparler de l'école dans quelques minutes, mais du Coup, c'est aussi à ce moment-là que vous avez écrit la version que moi j'ai sous les yeux là de ce livre. Écouter le silence à l'intérieur ça a pris encore une année mais une année où j'étais sage dans le sens où je ne suis pas obstiné à vouloir écrire, je me suis rendu compte que la première année que j'ai passé avec les élèves à l'école où je les invitais à plonger dans ce silence intérieur a été très bénéfique parce qu'elle m'a totally décomplexé elle m'a montré que c'était pas que pour moi que ça fonctionnait et ça m'a donné une forme de confiance, où j'ai arrêté de vouloir expliquer et je suis parti sur le ton du témoignage.00:50:50en tout cas je trouve que vous apportez un éclairage très intéressant sur la manière dont on peut traverser une crise de vie quelle qu'elle soit d'ailleurs mais on peut parfois avoir tendance à vouloir la fuir en partant en voyage en prenant des médicaments en se noyant dans le travail et vous ce que vous avez fait à ce moment là c'est au contraire vous y êtes allé complètement oui et c'est au contraire de ce que notre société propose on réussit à développer une économie sur la vente de moyens de ne pas se sentir avec des vagues ou avec un inconfort dans le corps du coup inévitablement on a tendance à aller vers ça c'est dommage De vouloir y échapper sans comprendre ce que ça vient nous dire, et c'est les bouddhistes qui disent ça si justement la douleur est inévitable, elle fait partie de la vie.00:51:43La douleur psychologique comme la douleur physique, mais la souffrance est évitable et elle l'est à condition qu'on ne s'identifie pas à sa douleur, mais qu'on la regarde. Et du coup on peut en sortir. Quand on embrasse la vie, quand on la prend comme elle est, après on peut faire quelque chose. On est vraiment pas dans la résignation, parce que la vie, la vie a sa logique et sa logique, c'est la vie. Oui, c'est toujours plus de vie. Donc ça veut dire qu'elle va toujours favoriser les êtres qui veulent être vivants ça va se faire à travers des rencontres des résonances avec des personnes qui vont nous reconnaître, Que nous allons reconnaître des synergies entre les énergies qui vont se réunir pour apporter plus de vie et on part dans une logique très positive.00:52:35Vous parliez de la créativité qui peut naître de la vie et du coup je voulais revenir sur sur ce que vous avez créé, vous qui êtes l'école de la présence thérapeutique. Est-ce que vous pouvez me rappeler un peu en quoi elle consiste et à qui elle s'adresse ? Alors je l'ai ouverte à Bruxelles parce que Bruxelles d'abord c'est la ville où je vis, où je n'ai plus tant voyagé et m'utiliser comme je l'avais déjà fait. Donc ça se passe à Bruxelles. Après l'idée, je vous dis : c'est pas quelque chose que j'ai réfléchi, c'est quelque chose qui a vraiment émergé en moi et en fait dans cette inspiration d'emblée. Il y avait Thierry, tu vas ouvrir une école mais elle sera d'abord adressée aux personnes qui sont dans la relation d'aide et de soins donc des médecins, des infirmières, des kinésithérapeutes, des ostéopathes.00:53:22des psychothérapeutes, des gens qui pratiquent alors des médecines beaucoup moins conventionnelles, comme par exemple le Reiki. Tous ces gens se retrouvent dans des classes de 20 à 25 personnes et ils découvrent d'abord que'ils avaient tous une intention commune, qui était d'aider. Mais leur personnalité parfois les empêche d'aller dans cette intention et qu'ils deviennent juste des prestataires de services ou de soins, et que ça finit par dénaturer l'acte même de la guérison et l'école de la présence thérapeutique. Car effectivement, elle s'adresse aux gens qui sont censés apporter un peu de guérison dans le monde. Le premier outil de la guérison, ce n'est pas le thérapeute. C'est sa présence, pas à un niveau très subtil, pas simplement à travers les mots ou à travers les gestes. C'est son champ d'énergie qui change quelque chose.00:54:10Au plus on va s'intéresser à ces sujets, là au plus on va comprendre que la nature n'est pas que dans la matière ou dans les mouvements. Elle est aussi dans la présence d'une intention qui est là, qui est palpable. Mais en attendant, l'école s'adresse essentiellement aux soignants, même si maintenant on commence à l'ouvrir à d'autres gens, parce qu'il y a tellement de gens qui veulent dans le secteur des affaires. De l'entreprise dans le secteur de l'éducation, mais moi j'ai commencé tout seul. Puis, la première année, on a eu tellement de demandes que j'ai accepté 60 personnes. 3 classes de 20, sachant qu'elles allaient rester pendant 3 ans, parce que et que chaque année j'aurais de nouvelles classes qui arriveraient, parce que d'emblée j'ai senti qu'il fallait aussi proposer quelque chose qui allait en profondeur.00:54:59C'était pas du tout une critique de ma part, mais il faut quand même se rendre compte qu'on propose aujourd'hui beaucoup de week-ends de développement personnel qui ont une fonction très bénéfique qui réveille les gens, qui ouvre des perspectives, qui met en mouvement... mais il faut aussi des lieux où on va en profondeur. Et donc d'emblée il y avait un axe dans l'école qui serait un programme de 3 ans et ça s'est imposé à moi que ça allait s'appeler l'initiation et accompagnement à la présence thérapeutique, et l'initiation, c'est important. Je sais que ce mot peut faire peur, parce qu'on dit, mais enfin c'est qu'on est dans quelle secte ? Dans toutes les cultures traditionnelles, le futur soignant il subit une initiation qui est faite de rituels...00:55:41Mais quand on regarde un petit peu comment ces rituels sont organisés d'une culture à l'autre, ils viennent tous réveiller la même chose, c'est à dire une collection avec notre nature profonde et un dépassement. De nos peurs pour aller au-delà de cette construction de l'ego et rentrer en contact avec cette Prajna, cette inspiration, cet esprit, cette conscience qui nous rend plus sages. On a des outils extraordinaires aujourd'hui, on a des gens hyper compétents. Très très bien formés, mais qu'est-ce qu'ils font-ils avec ce qu'ils ont appris ? Au service de quoi le mettent-ils donc ? L'école est bien sûr une école spirituelle. Je sais que ça peut faire bondir certaines personnes, mais en même temps je vois que ce mot est beaucoup moins gros aujourd'hui comme il l'était il y a 15-20 ans.00:56:27Alors que la spiritualité est un des fondements de notre humanité. Cette compréhension de l'esprit des êtres et des choses et nier ça c'est tellement dommage et ça revient beaucoup comme vous le dites. Il y a eu un mouvement ces dernières années très fort qui répond certainement à une forme de quête de sens. Vous savez, ça doit passer par une pédagogie. Il y a quelques années, je déjeunais avec John Kabat-Zinn, cet homme qui a fait ce travail remarquable d'introduire une manifestation sous sa forme de pleine conscience. Je lui disais : « Mais pourquoi lors d'une intervention que nous avions faite, lorsque-il avait répondu à une personne qui posait clairement une question par rapport à la spiritualité, pourquoi n'avait-il pas prononcé le mot spiritualité ?00:57:11» Il m'avait dit : « Non, mais tu sais, c'est un mot quand même un peu sulfureux et pas toujours bien compris. » Je lui disais : « Oui, mais alors c'est à nous de faire une pédagogie, expliquer ce que ça veut dire. » En fait, il m'avait dit : « Oui, mais c'est un travail pour la prochaine génération. » Il avait raison, c'est un travail pour la prochaine génération, tellement l'humain pour cette méditation de la pleine conscience. Mais je fais partie de la génération et vous le faites, c'est ça. Je ne serai pas le seul, je ne suis pas le seul, parce qu'il y aura de plus. En plus de gens qui parleront comme ça, puisque revenir à comprendre l'esprit des êtres et des choses est indispensable.00:57:47En fait, j'ai l'impression qu'on est en train de vivre un retour aux sources. D'ailleurs, vous l'évoquez quand vous parlez de la source, vous parlez des cultures ancestrales, aborigènes, etc. En fait, on revient à ce qu'eux ont pleinement vécu et vivent encore pleinement, oui, complètement, complètement. Eux ne sont pas déconnectés nous sommes singulièrement déconnectés et on nie même nos racines. On oublie nos ancêtres, on oublie d'où on vient. Et donc l'école de la présence thérapeutique elle avait cette volonté de proposer un parcours profond et à côté de ça aussi, quand même des ouvertures vers le grand public qui ne pouvait pas forcément aller tout de suite à cette profondeur à travers des ateliers d'éveil de reconnexion à la vie, des ateliers très joyeux, très festifs où on danse, on chante.00:58:38Mais on médite l'école aujourd'hui, elle accueille 75% de français qui viennent de tous les coins de France, elle accueille 15% de Belges, puis des gens qui viennent d'un peu partout. Il y en a qui viennent du Maroc, de la Réunion, enfin de pays où il y a la langue francophone et d'usage. C'est une très belle aventure et je suis très, très admiratif et touché, vraiment touché par le travail que font les élèves qui viennent dans cette école. Ils ont entre 21 ans, le plus jeune à 21 ans, c'est un étudiant messie, et des gens qui ont 70 ans et qui ont des carrières derrière eux, certains ont publié des livres, sont reconnus des psychanalystes, des psychiatres, des médecins.00:59:29Et je suis très, comme je disais, admiratif, touché de voir des êtres humains qui ont cet engagement, surtout la première année parce que la première année c'est soi avec soi, c'est redécouvrir le moi, l'ego et très souvent ils souffrent de découvrir tout ça en eux. On ne veut pas regarder tout ça et quand le cœur commence à s'ouvrir alors non seulement on peut voir chez soi, on commence à mieux voir chez l'autre. On n'est plus du tout dans le jugement et on rentre dans une démarche de vraie guérison. Et puis la deuxième année, c'est vraiment le rapport à l'autre. La troisième, c'est à ce qui est entre moi et l'autre, c'est-à-dire cet invisible qui n'est visible qu'à l'œil du cœur, disait Saint-Exupéry. Mais c'est tout ce que cette école propose donc voilà.01:00:08C'est une belle aventure, on ne sait pas où elle va mener. Aujourd'hui, je commence à être entouré ; j'essaye d'avoir un noyau autour duquel l'école peut continuer à grandir et à s'enrichir d'autres sensibilités, d'autres présences. C'est tout un travail et que je découvre moi-même dans la transmission à ces membres du noyau que j'appelle les pépins du noyau et enfin, une jolie petite équipe maintenant et puis ceux qui ne participent pas à l'école mais qui y ont passé trois ans et bien ils vont retourner dans leur vie avec quelque chose. Je dis toujours que ce n'est pas l'école qui leur a donné quelque chose, ils ont eu l'occasion de récupérer, de redécouvrir quelque chose qui était déjà au fond d'eux ; et avec cette chose-là, Très souvent, je constate qu'ils ont des projets très créatifs dans leurs univers respectifs, quel que soit le domaine du soin ou de leur intervention dans la société.01:01:02Ils créent des choses très belles. Qu'est-ce qu'on peut souhaiter pour cette école de la présence thérapeutique dans les prochaines années, Thierry ? Que moi, pour commencer, et que les personnes qui se joignent à ce projet ne soient pas un obstacle à son épanouissement. Le grand danger dans ce genre d'entreprise, c'est que le fondateur et les gens qui finissent par s'y raccrocher à ce projet utilisent le projet pour leurs ambitions personnelles, et que du coup, il l'empêche parfois de se développer. Ce travail de conscience se fait au quotidien, parce que sans ça, ce genre d'entreprise est voué à l'échec. Je ne dis pas que ça réussira, mais c'est ce que je souhaite pour cette école. Et pour vous, Thierry, qu'est-ce qu'on peut vous souhaiter pour les années à venir ?01:01:54Alors, je pourrais faire une sortie très dans la lignée de ce que je viens de dire d'être la bonne personne, mais c'est quelque chose de beaucoup plus personnel que on peut me souhaiter. C'est ce que j'ai vraiment besoin pour continuer à porter ce projet ou accompagner ce projet. C'est une oasis, c'est un endroit où je suis en totale confiance avec une personne et d'être nourri de ce partage, de ce sentiment de communiquer et d'être regardé avec bienveillance par l'autre. Donc voilà, il faut me souhaiter une vie personnelle, privée épanouie et pleine d'amour. Et bien je vous le souhaite. Je termine par quelques petites questions actuelles à notre entretien, puisque le podcast s'appelle La Petite Voix. Je suis obligée de vous poser la question : est-ce que vous êtes souvent connecté à votre propre petite voix ?01:02:46Oui, cette petite voix, je l'entends. Je suis souvent connecté à elle, mais je ne l'écoute pas toujours et alors je suis parfois encore très, très fort dans les argumentations pour ne pas l'écouter et je peux me raconter des histoires. Et je crois que on se raconte beaucoup d'histoires pour ne pas écouter la petite voix sage au fond de nous, de temps en temps. Quand je constate ça, j'essaye de calmer ce mental et alors s'installe un immense doute. La petite voix parfois se fait absente et c'est bon de rester dans ce doute parce que souvent alors ce que la petite voix voulait nous dire apparaît d'une autre manière. Mon autre question, je voulais savoir quel livre éclairait particulièrement votre chemin de vie, s'il y en a un ?01:03:40Contrairement à ce que beaucoup de gens pensent, je n'ai pas beaucoup lu. C'est suite à un rêve que j'ai fait je sais pas si je l'ai raconté dans notre long entretien. J'ai fait un rêve quand j'avais 17 ans. Parce que enfant, j'ai énormément lu. J'ai beaucoup lu de livres sur l'Antiquité, l'Égypte et tout ça aussi. Et puis je me suis intéressé au bouddhisme. Et surtout après la mort de mon cousin qui était aussi très, très proche et qui s'est tué dans un accident de moto à 8 ans. J'en avais 17, et après sa mort, j'ai commencé non seulement à lire encore davantage et beaucoup plus de philosophie de métaphysique, De spiritualité, ça a duré 2 ans. Puis un jour, j'ai fait un rêve. Dans le rêve, je marchais dans l'allée centrale d'une cathédrale

Med Mette Miram Sloth og Sune Sloth I denne podcast undersøger vi den transformerende proces, hvor sjælens højere bevidsthed gradvist integreres i den menneskelige hverdagsbevidsthed.Bevidsthedens forandringer: Hvordan sjælens nedstigning påvirker vores opfattelse af verden, vores relationer og vores interesser.At finde støtte: Hvordan man kan navigere i den spirituelle verden og finde pålidelige vejledere, der støtter den individuelle proces.Kroppens reaktioner: Hvordan kroppen reagerer på de højere frekvenser, og hvordan man kan navigere i de fysiske og følelsesmæssige symptomer med nænsomhed og selvkærlighed.Sjælens gaver: Hvordan man kan genkende og integrere de unikke gaver, som sjælen for nogle bringer ind i vores liv herunder specielle evner og "mystiske" oplevelser.Læs om Sjælens rejse og læs om SjælsnedstigningReferencer til selvstudier:Astrale fænomener, tidligere liv, energikroppe og at "se energi": Barbara Brennan.Ud af kroppen oplevelser (EOB): Robert Monroe.Nærdødsoplevelser: Bruce Grayson og Raymond Moody.Aliens og UAP'er (UFO'er og orbs): Læs Luis Elizondo og lyt til professor Garry Nolan. Se James Fox's film.Kosmisk oprindelse: Linda Backman.Alien abductions: Professor John Mack.Acension: Tashira Tachi-ren.Remote viewing: Se CIA's program og Hall Puthoff m. Stanford University

Lincoln Crockett is a Washington-based musician and energy healer trained in the Barbara Brennan School of Healing. In this conversation with Lincoln we discuss:Being a musician who discovers energy healingThe particulars of the Barbara Brennan School of HealingThe difference between Reiki and other forms of energy healingHow a typical energy healing session unfoldsThe importance of being alignedHow to apply energy healing principles in your daily life...and more!Learn more about Lincoln at lincolncrockett.com, on Instagram and on his Facebook Page. Support Terrain Theory on Patreon! Our recently-launched member platform gives you access to a ton of free & exclusive content. Check it out: https://www.patreon.com/TerrainTheoryTerrain Theory episodes are not to be taken as medical advice. You are your own primary healthcare provider.If you have a Terrain Transformation story you would like to share, email us at ben@terraintheory.net.Learn more at www.terraintheory.netMusic by Chris Merenda

On today's episode of The Wholesome Fertility Podcast, I welcome Desi Barlett!   Desi shares her background and how she got into supporting women through life's transitions. She explains kinesiology and its connection to yoga and the body's movements. Desi discusses the importance of releasing emotions stored in the body and the three common areas where tension is held: hips, shoulders, and jaw. She also highlights the significance of starting the day with intention and meditation.   Episode Takeaways Kinesiology is the study of the human body and its movements, and it can be used to support women through various life transitions. Emotions are often stored in the body, particularly in the hips, shoulders, and jaw. Releasing tension in these areas can lead to emotional and physical well-being. Meditation and breathwork are powerful tools for maintaining and cleansing the mind and body. They can help release emotional weight and provide clarity and focus. Starting the day with intention and proactive decision-making can set the tone for a successful and fulfilling day. Starting the day with a morning ritual and setting intentions can lead to success in all areas of life. Traumatic events can lead to finding one's calling and purpose in life. Connecting with the heart and the uterus is important for fertility and conception. Listening and being heard are essential for healing and creating a supportive environment. Desi offers resources and support for women on their fertility journey.   Guest Bio:    Desi Bartlett MS, CPT E-RYT, is passionate about sharing the joy of movement. With over 25 years of experience in health and wellness, she holds a bachelor's degree in kinesiology, a master's degree in corporate fitness, and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in exercise science. Originally from Chicago, Desi is also a proud mother of two and an internationally published author. Desi is currently launching an innovative subscription platform, Desibodymind.com, offering a holistic approach to health and wellness through meditation, yoga, and fitness. At the heart of her philosophy is the belief in the interconnectedness of mind and body. As a women's health expert with advanced certifications in yoga, personal training, prenatal and postnatal fitness, and group fitness, Desi has garnered a roster of private clients that includes household names like Ashley Tisdale, Adam Levine, Kate Hudson, and many more. Her expertise has been showcased on major networks such as ABC, NBC, FOX, Univision, Hallmark, and Lifetime. Desi's influence extends beyond her client base through multiple online classes including DailyOM, Beachbody, and iFit. She is also the author of Your Strong, Sexy Pregnancy: a Yoga and Fitness Guide, a comprehensive guide  and co-author of Total Body Beautiful: Secrets to Looking and Feeling Your Best After Age 35. Now, Desi brings her wealth of knowledge and experience to Desibodymind.com, where individuals can access transformative content designed to strengthen both their physical bodies and mental well-being. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to the world of holistic health, Desi's platform offers something for everyone. Join Desi, who lives on the picturesque island of Oahu, on a journey to cultivate strength from the inside out.   www. desibodymind.com   Instagram is @mothersintolivingfit and @desibodymind     For more information about Michelle, visit: www.michelleoravitz.com   The Wholesome FertilityFacebook group is where you can find free resources and support:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2149554308396504/ Instagram: @thewholesomelotusfertility Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewholesomelotus/     Transcript:   Michelle (00:00) Welcome to the podcast, Desi.   Desi (00:03) Thank you so much. Aloha from Hawaii. This is a beautiful morning over here on the island and I'm so happy to connect with you.   Michelle (00:11) I absolutely love Hawaii, by the way. Been there, it's so magical. I have to say, I really miss it now. We've been there like two years ago and I can't wait to come back.   So I'd love to hear your background. What got you started in this work that you do?   Desi (00:29) So my mother was a hippie and she was a disciple of Goswami Kriyananda at the Temple of Kriya Yoga in Chicago. So I grew up with meditation and yoga since the time I was six years old. When I was in college, I got really deep into fitness and I pursued two degrees. I've got my degree in kinesiology and my master's in corporate fitness. And actually I'm on the brink of getting my PhD right now. I'm also in kinesiology. And so I've just been   Michelle (00:37) Love that.   Awesome.   Desi (00:58) extremely passionate about helping women through all transitions of life for many years. I have two children and I know that pregnancy and fertility especially can be such a journey. So it's my pleasure, my privilege, my honor to really support women through all of life's changes.   Michelle (01:18) Amazing. First of all, I actually took a little and found it to be fascinating. So I'd love to actually start there for people who have never heard of it. would love for you to share it for somebody who's like never heard of it before and   Desi (01:33) kinesiology is all about the study of the human body. And what we look at is biomechanics and you know, like what muscle is specifically working when you're moving your arm, let's say zero to 45 degrees and then 45 to 90 degrees, et cetera. And so what I've learned is not only anatomy and physiology and really understanding the body from the inside out,   Michelle (01:47) you   Desi (01:57) but how the body moves. So when you layer that on with yoga and all of the esoteric teachings, it's so fascinating to me because what I'm seeing now is that what the yogis have been teaching quite literally for millennia is what we're discovering today. So for example, when we talk about something like yoga nidra, which is yogic sleep, when we go into progressive relaxation,   Michelle (02:17) Yes.   Desi (02:26) So for example, some of your listeners might've enjoyed a meditation where you close your eyes, slow your breath down, relax your feet, let that feeling of relaxation move to your ankles, and you go through the entire body. What we know now is that there are specific physiological processes that are happening inside of your body that promote this relaxation and restoration on a cellular level.   So on the one hand, I'm full blown science nerd, and on the other hand, I'm like super duper hippie. And when I can prove one with the other, it lights me up.   Michelle (03:04) I totally get it. Say no more. Because I feel the same way. And you know what's really cool? The more I'm doing this, the more I have guests on the podcast, the more I'm realizing, wow, we're actually at a place that we've wanted to go for so long. And people always thought that science had to be completely different from spirituality, that the two could not connect. But   I'm seeing more and more that they're actually connecting in a beautiful way.   Desi (03:33) Absolutely. And I think that really also speaks to what you do and what you offer women so beautifully as well in terms of acupuncture. And know, when we're starting to understand like in yoga, we call them natties, the energy lines, we're starting to understand that there's a reason that people have been talking about this for so many years and it's because it really works.   Michelle (03:49) Mm   Desi (03:57) So when we're able to bring this knowledge and education to women, especially on a fertility journey, I think it can be such a gift because it's not woo woo, know, there's actual science that's involved. And so if I'm asking you like, hey, let's take this step together and let me support you. I'm doing so from a place of feeling like I can actually help empower you. This isn't just us wishing.   Michelle (03:57) Mm   Love that. That's beautiful. I really love that. So talk to me about kinesiology, like what got you into it and how can you bridge that or like use that in your teachings and your practices?   Desi (04:37) I went to ASU and I was originally a broadcasting major and I had a dance class and I noticed that my knee hurt all of the time. And so I went to the university doctor and he said to me, he's like, no problem, you are not injured. You just need to strengthen your quads. And I said, what's a quad? And so he explained to me and his fate would have it that very evening I met   second place Miss Olympia on campus. And I was telling her what was going on. And she's like, all good, girl. I've got you. I'm going to take you to the gym. She introduced me to the leg extension. And I fell in love with fitness. And my joke is that that evening I walked into the gym and I never left. So what I've learned is that you can strengthen your muscles, your joints, your connective tissue. But while you're in the gym or on a yoga mat, we're also strengthening our minds. In order to push through that next rep or to lift the heavier weight, something is happening in our minds as well. We're making a decision to commit to the next level. And I truly believe that that's all applicable to our daily lives. When we feel stronger and our bodies and our minds, we can take that strength, that power into everything that we do with a sense of confidence. Like if I can lift that 200 pound   whatever, of course I can take this conference call. We're good.   Michelle (06:02) totally. I always say that. I mean, the challenges and sometimes I'll take a course or an exercise class and, and I'm like, my God, I'm dying. like, I love taking the class because I feel so much more motivated when I have a teacher and the teacher's like, I know this is hard, but get through it, go to your breath, you know, and then it gets me to my breath. And I'm like, okay, focus on my breath. And it makes you strong.   internally, like you learn to deal with things that are not easy. So I 100 % agree with what you just said. I totally feel that way myself. not just that, I am so fascinated by connecting with the body. somatic therapy, where it really, you connect with your body in order to process emotions and to process   Desi (06:45) Yes.   Michelle (06:50) your internal state. I mean, there's so much more to that than what I'm explaining because that's not specifically my specialty, but it's really fascinating to me because I've learned more and more as I'm doing this. And even with what I do that we process emotions physically a lot more than we think. We think it's all up here in our minds, but it really so much of it is in our bodies. And actually when we do get into our bodies,   That is how we're able to manage them more easily. And it doesn't feel as overwhelming as when we're thinking about them or just staying in that mindset.   Desi (07:31) Amen. So somatic therapy, remember reading about it the first time probably about, my goodness, 30 years ago, there's a wonderful book by Barbara Brennan. If I remember correctly, I think it's called Hands of Light. And she was a nurse, if I remember correctly, and working with people, and noticed that when she would touch certain parts of their body, it would trigger a memory. It would trigger an emotional response in many cases.   Michelle (07:43) Mm   Desi (07:56) Way back when, when I was like a little baby fitness teacher, I remember working as a personal trainer in Chicago. This is like 1996. And I would, I would touch people to stretch them, you know, like just relax your trapezius or let me help you with your hamstring stretch. And I felt and experienced and saw the same thing. When you're that close to someone's energy body.   you can almost feel or I can feel the memory. And I'm like, whoa, what was that? But I didn't have the tools at that time to say, know, enjoy a very deep breath. Let's let it go. And let's let that experience be sort of like a cloud and just let it move on by. We don't have to attach to it. In yoga, we have a technique called neti, neti, neti. I am not this thought. I am not this body. I am not this experience.   Michelle (08:30) Interesting.   Desi (08:52) You're the one who's all the way behind all that, right? So now I have the tools to help women especially and empower them. So when there's been trauma, we can talk about it when necessary, especially if I'm working with your body. The body is such a sacred space and it's our temple. So if I have the privilege and the honor of helping to guide your body, of course I'm going to approach it with a deep sense of reverence.   Michelle (08:56) Right.   Desi (09:19) And any feeling or emotion that's popping up, we'll say hello to it. We'll see where it comes from, if it needs to be explored more. But let's also start to focus on what is the intention? What do you want to feel today? So if you're waking up with a feeling of like chaos and my gosh, and I'm not sure what the next move is, and I've got this whole to -do list, and I've got this and that, and on and on and on, and the mind is spinning. Well, where do we want to go? Is the intention perhaps?   grounding and then I can help you start to ground and breathe and feel your lower body and so when things come up we can absolutely talk about that and move through it but let's also be really really focused on where we're going so we're not getting lost in a constant loop of what was.   Michelle (10:08) Mm   And do you see that a lot with the people that you're working with where they have like a real release or something old comes out when they're stretching in a certain way or they're a lot of times in the hips I hear that a lot of people hold a lot of tension in their hips and emotions there as well.   Desi (10:27) Yes. So three places in the body that tend to store a lot. Number one, as you said, in the hips, specifically the psoas, the hip flexors tend to hold a lot of old tension around fight or flight. So I know you and I have spoken before about fight or flight. Think about it, Michelle, if you're if you're getting ready to like either dig in and fight or just hightail it out of there, what activates the hip flexors? Because that's what activates what you're going to run.   or when you're going to stay and squat and push. So it's totally normal to.   Michelle (10:56) Right.   Desi (11:01) the body or for the body to tell us rather, hey, I need to release all this because I didn't even use it. You know, I realized I was only on the 405 freeway. I didn't need to fight or flee. It was just my body spinning out because there was so much stress. So that's where something like yoga comes in and deep hip openers and release. And we can let all of that go. But getting back to my original   Michelle (11:09) Bye.   Right.   Desi (11:28) point, the other two places in the body where we tend to store particular emotions, and this isn't one size fits all, you you might experience one thing somewhere else in the body, totally normal. But generally speaking as human beings, the second place where we tend to store it is in the shoulders. And so especially in our modern day like tech neck kind of world, you kind of notice that the voice goes up and the shoulders go up when we get stressed.   Michelle (11:46) Mm   Desi (11:55) And that also has to do with like fear and anxiety. So we're carrying quite literally the weight of the world on our shoulders. So we can start to release that and relax the trapezius and breathe into that. And then the third and final common place for us to store a lot of muscular tension is in the jaw. And pound for pound, this is like the strongest part of the body, which is crazy.   Michelle (12:17) Mm   Desi (12:23) That's why when we grind our teeth, can quite literally take bone through bone because it's so strong. So this is usually related to words left unspoken, needing to speak your truth, let it out. And how many times in this lifetime have we been told like, just it won't serve you to tell your boss off or that kind of thing. Yes, that's true. But when and where do we actually get to release it?   Michelle (12:24) That is pretty crazy.   Desi (12:52) Have you gone for a walk this morning and just, just let it all go with a great big exhale? It can help. I'm of Mexican ancestry, I'm Mexican and Russian. And I remember when I lived in Mexico, I learned the expression, ay un dicho, caerita te ves mas bonita. It means when you're quiet, you look prettier. And so there's this messaging around like, it in. And so I'm here to tell you like,   Michelle (12:55) Yeah.   Yeah. Yeah, get it out. It's true. It's true. I've been a meditator for a while and I think that I think everybody should at least try it because there's so much benefit to going internally because it really connects you to listening to your body and listening to what's going on. And of course too many meditators will understand this. think if they hear this,   Desi (13:20) Let it out.   Michelle (13:43) is that you get a lot of downloads. actually allows for an opportunity for a lot of intuitive downloads. And unless you really allow yourself that space, you may not realize that. But I think a lot of people who everybody that I've talked to that meditates is like, my God, that happens to me. So, so therefore my conclusion is that when you sit and meditate, you do get intuitive hits and downloads. And so one of the things that came to me   Desi (14:01) Definitely.   Michelle (14:12) is it's like maintaining and cleansing. It's like you need to maintain your mind and your body by cleansing and releasing often just like you do anything else, even in your household, even the oil in your car, everything, even your body when you're releasing waste. I you need to release energetically. And I think that's something that is so often ignored. And people could just   get in a habit of holding and holding and holding. And it's almost like emotional constipation. Like you literally are holding it in. I know I'm really great with analogies, but you really like literally are holding it in. And so, they say kind of like you're holding so much weight and holding onto so much of the past or things that are holding you back, it's true. Like there's really truth in that.   And so sometimes when I get quiet, that's when I start to feel, I'm holding a lot. I wasn't even aware of that. And I think that that's what is so beautiful specifically with yoga, because yoga is movement and meditation and mindfulness at the same time and breath work, which is a whole other thing, because in the breath work, you can release so much as well.   Desi (15:27) Amen, yes. So meditation is sort of like brushing your teeth. It's something that we can do daily and it's a cleanse as you were saying. And so if we can simply take the time to connect, I like to share with folks that you can do it first thing in the morning. So when you first wake up in the morning, before you even open your eyes, slow the breath down and perhaps you even go back into the dream state and just ask yourself,   your higher self, show me, show me, show me. What am I meant to do today? What is the dream of my life and how can I take the next step? What is the right next step? And let it reveal itself to you. So in the same way that we have this muscular body and all of the beautiful processes that are happening every day, obviously, of course, we have the vital organs. And it's so interesting to me because   the yogis when they started to understand the chakras and the energetic body, it really lines up to like the organs in our body. So what you're talking about specifically is third eye, right? And so third eye relates to the pituitary. And this is vision beyond what's in front of our eyes. And I think we've all experienced this, whether you're daydreaming or in a deep state of prayer for those of who   for those of you who pray, there's this moment of being able to see like, that's the next right step. And you can breathe into it and you can feel that peace within your body. But if you go directly from the sleep state to the phone and CNN, Fox, like, boy, there's so much happening right now in the world, it will pull you off your center immediately.   Michelle (17:00) Mm   No, Yeah.   Mm   Desi (17:16) Before you give yourself to the world, I'm just gonna ask you to give yourself a moment to breathe and really decide for yourself, where is it I wanna show up today? How can I be of service? And I feel like that sets you up for success.   Michelle (17:35) I love that. I love that because it is a proactive way to really approach your day. And I always talk about the proactive versus reactive because yeah, we can react. We get our phone or somebody wants something from us. Then all of our actions are reactions really to something else that's pulling on us. And so when we do that at the beginning of our day, before we have any pull,   whatsoever. I just think that is so beautiful and that is so wise to start off your day with your own intention, with your own calling, with your own moment. I just think that is a hugely powerful practice. And I know that people who do things like that are more successful, like not just in their business, but I mean, they use this for business   because it works in the business because it's powerful in general. So you could use this for anything, for your personal life, for everything.   Desi (18:33) Absolutely. And to your point, I think it was probably three, four years ago, all of a sudden I started hearing about morning rituals. And I'm like, all right, the marketing folks have gotten a hold of this technique. And I don't judge. I love it. I love that the word is spread out to everyone because if it works, it's universal truth.   Michelle (18:41) Yeah.   totally. You can apply to everything for sure. But I remember watching Miracle Morning And then I read the book. It's fascinating. highly recommend people watch the video, which is free. You could find the video for free, but you can also get the book. And I thought it was fascinating. He basically looked, he pulled all the things that people who are successful in their life or like   felt control over their life. What did they do? What's their like magic ingredient? So he would find things like meditation in the morning. It all started in the morning because in the morning it's you're getting in before everybody else gets you. Just like you said, you know, before anything else happens, get yourself then catch it. It's like getting your, know, when you're telling your boss something and you're catching him right before he goes into the meeting into the craziness. And so it's a good time to catch yourself as well.   Desi (19:46) So I'd love to just also talk a little bit about the why behind all of this. So it's all so fascinating and what we're talking about. You and I are so aligned with our messaging and being of service to women and really empowering women with the tools that they need to create the dream of their lives. And I wanted to share for a moment part of why I do this. So.   I love yoga and meditation and fitness and all the things. And it's been such an integral part of my life and my path. And I don't know why, Michelle, but I'm called to share this story today. On September 11th, 2001, I was on a plane. I had gone home to Chicago for my 30th birthday and I was going back to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where I lived at the time. And I heard over the intercom, we need to make a landing right now.   And as soon as we landed, I got off the plane and I saw the television screens. We landed in Tulsa, Oklahoma, obviously not the intended place. I was supposed to go all the way to Mexico. And I saw on the screen tower two and the plane hitting tower two. And so I was in Tulsa, Oklahoma for three days waiting for travel to be available again. And I   I made the mistake of watching a lot of the news and it was so heavy to take all of that in because I could feel so much pain, not just my own but those around me. And so I turned off the television and I used my tools and I went into a very, very deep state of meditation. And I said, show me, show me, show me, how can I be of service? How can I help?   And what I heard at that time, and I don't usually share this because it feels so deeply personal, but because we're talking to women on a fertility journey, that's personal and I wanna meet them where they are. I heard, share your gifts, share your gifts, share your gifts. And for me, what are my gifts? My gift to this world is helping you to feel good in your own body.   helping you to feel strong and capable and flexible and do anything that you want. So when the international borders finally opened again, I went to Mexico, I sold everything I had. I jumped on a plane and moved to Los Angeles two weeks later. And the reason I moved to LA specifically is because as silly as it might sound to some, it was really important to me to do.   yoga and fitness DVDs in English, in Spanish, to do prenatal fitness, yoga, all of the things. And so LA was the right fit. And LA was such a gift to me because it also, it led me to my husband and having babies and writing books and all the things. So I just really highly encourage you when there is trauma or pain or doubt, go within, listen.   get so quiet that you can actually hear this is the next right step.   Michelle (22:54) Thank you so much for sharing that. and I know it was a very personal story. So thank you so much for sharing that. That is a really, really profound, because I think that oftentimes it's such a human reaction when something bad happens or you're feeling emotions that are overwhelming, you want to either distract yourself or make it stop. I think of the saying, the only way out is through.   And I can't say just how true that is. there's, there is no other way, cause it will come back up. And I see that all the time when people come in for acupuncture, or even people say when they're doing yoga, they get into a certain stretch and it does come out because it's being held. If it doesn't go through, it's being held.   Really, if you look at like ancient culture and ancient tradition, ancient wisdom, they always say to go within. They're always pointing you inward. It's incredible.   Desi (23:52) Absolutely. because of so much of what you've studied comes from China and so much of what I've studied comes from India, we have this Eastern perspective that we can weave into the Western. Eastern isn't necessarily better. Western isn't necessarily bad. And I hear some people saying like, it's so Western. I'm like, well, Western also brought us like antibiotics. So we don't want to throw it away.   Michelle (24:14) Right, totally.   Desi (24:17) But we can weave that wisdom of centuries old Eastern traditions into what we know now.   Michelle (24:25) Yeah, absolutely. Amazing. so working with fertility, I know you do fertility yoga as well. What are some of the things and the tools that you use to help women when they're trying to conceive?   Desi (24:40) So a lot of what I do in addition to strengthening the body and making sure that the body feels ready to carry a pregnancy is meditation. We go into a very deep state of meditation. I often have women bring one hand to the heart and one hand to the womb, close your eyes and communicate with your baby and invite your baby into this space.   Michelle (24:58) Love that.   Desi (25:04) on his or her own divine right timing. It's not up to us. And as much as we want to decide like, it's today, it's this week, it's this year, that baby, that soul, in my opinion, has its own path. And so we honor that and we talk to the baby and we say, hey, know, however it is that you're going to come through, if it's through my body and this vessel, I welcome you.   If it's through another woman's body or another means, I honor you, but I'm ready to receive you in my arms. And so we make this heart to heart call, essentially, you're calling in the baby and you're letting the baby and the soul know I'm ready for you. again, however that comes is beautiful.   Michelle (25:56) Yeah, I love that. And what's really amazing is that there's this heart uterus connection with, so the heart basically is connected to the uterus. think we spoke about that when I was on the live. Did we talk about that?   Desi (26:08) We did, and it was the first time I've ever heard anyone say it. So I'd love if you could speak more about it because you intrigued me and I'm like, I love this.   Michelle (26:17) yeah, it's incredible. I talk about this a lot. actually like have a whole chapter on in the way of such an integral part really of conception, the heart plays a very strong role. I think it's overlooked a lot. And this is one of the reasons why your emotions make such an impact really on everything. I mean, you could say also fertility, but really everything.   but the heart specifically has a role in opening the uterus. So it has a role in labor as well. And what's really, really fascinating is that oxytocin, is coined as the heart hormone, the love hormone, which is one of the other things that I'm seeing as bridging science of the new to the old teachings is that oxytocin   has an impact on contracting the uterus. And it's one of the things that gets things started in labor. So when you're opening the uterus, it's opening for both taking in and taking out. So Ina Mae Gaskin she was midwife and I remember hearing this phrase from her that says the same energy that gets the baby in gets   gets the baby out. well, oxytocin also plays a role around ovulation. increases. Why is that? It's not random. Why would it increase around ovulation? Why would it increase after orgasm? Like around that time? Why would it do that if it had no role? Nothing is left with no role. Like everything's planned in our always something that's there for a reason.   So I always found that interesting because that's kind of like how we measure it in conventional medicine or modern science. And it really correlates to that. And I love the fact that you said that you put your hands, which I think your hands too have so much energy. And when we love somebody, we put our hands on them. So I love that you put your hands on your heart and your womb because having that connection, even touching it, when we're touching something, we're placing our intention there.   And also, you know, our arms are kind of connected via the heart. So it's almost like a circuit that happens energetically. And I'm like, I just think that is amazing that you do that.   Desi (28:39) It's so interesting that you say that it's like a circuit because if you look at all of the older like statues of the divine feminine, that's how their arms are held. And like you're saying, it's a continuation of the heart energy or the heart chakra energy that travels through the arms and the hands as conduits. And to go back to like muscular science nerd speak,   Michelle (28:57) Mm   Desi (29:02) If I put my hands on one of your muscles while you're training, the muscle can and or will contract up to 50 % more efficiently if I'm touching you. So if a trainer is, isn't it cool? If a trainer is like tapping on your bicep while you're doing a bicep curl, it isn't just like, hey, Michelle, this is the muscle. It's to activate that muscle for that muscle to go, wait, yeah, I'm supposed to contract. So in the same way,   Michelle (29:02) You   That's so cool.   That's fascinating. That is amazing.   Desi (29:31) Cool. So in the same way that we can remind the muscles, we can remind the organs and the energy body, like, hey, I see you, I feel you, but let's do, let's show up in the way that we're supposed to today.   Michelle (29:47) I love that. Thank you for that information. Cause that, I mean, that is blowing my mind. I didn't even realize that it was like that responsive, but it makes sense. It makes sense. That would be responsive to touch in general. Like, and we know that that love and touch even for premature babies helps them dramatically. So I always say, you know, if that love and touch helps that, why wouldn't it help the conception as well? And I just think that kind of centering in.   So continue, so you were saying that connecting with the heart and the uterus and just really like getting into your body and making that connection is one of the first ways that you start.   Desi (30:27) Yes, I work with so many women who don't ever think about their uterus or their womb. And when I say words like vaginal canal or entroitis, there's still a little bit of this puritanical energy that I think we carry, especially in the United States. And you'll hear almost like the little beavis and butt head giggle very often. I do it too.   Michelle (30:46) Mm   Desi (30:50) They said that. And so I go back to how you were saying that there's a reason for everything. One of my very first jobs, my goodness, I think I was like just barely 18, was as a weight loss counselor. Do remember Jenny Craig? We used to make us say like all of these ridiculous words like gas bubbles and   Michelle (30:52) You   Yes.   Desi (31:20) Constipation. We just, had to see all these words over and over and over so that we were really, really comfortable saying it without giggling because we needed to be able to speak to people about what was happening in their GI system and if that was related to holding on to weight. So when I'm speaking with women, I like to use the words and let's talk about your womb and your vagina and your uterus and the energy that we're bringing into these areas so that we can start to wake it up.   So it's not just like, yeah, down there. I hear a lot of people say down there. And I'm like, down where? Like, let's talk about it. Let's talk to our bodies. And if we want our bodies to be responsive in the way that we want a dear friend to be responsive and to show up for us, let's talk to it with love and respect and by its correct name.   Michelle (31:51) Mm   Mm -hmm. Yeah. I love that. really love that perspective of just really being there and seeing it for what it is and honoring it and not pushing it away uncomfortably and just really taking it in because I do feel like your body and your intention.   and your own energy and emotion towards it.   Desi (32:37) Amen. And so what I teach women is about the energetic body and chakras. And the second chakra is, of course, where we unite with another. So if the first chakra is the foundation, we are we're standing on our own as as women or as men. It's the individual. The second chakra is where we come into communion with another. We share our body with another. If we are wishing to conceive, that's the energy that we bring in.   So going back to like Ina Mae Gaskin and the energy that you conceive with is the energy that helps with labor and delivery. How do you want to bring a baby into this world? Is it with love and union and respect and reverence? Yeah, for me, yes. So we got to talk about it.   Michelle (33:25) Yeah.   for sure. And I also think that I also love working with chakras. I had a background in Ayurveda. So we talked about the chakras and then even Chinese medicine, you can see that there are certain points that correspond to those chakras. what I first saw, it's a thing. It's a vortex on your body. has energy. You can feel it. And even just thinking about it in meditation, just your thought alone, your awareness can release it and work on it. And   Another thing is, so we talk about the chakras, we talk about all the different things, but the chakras are interrelated. They communicate, they're, especially the neighboring ones, they are related. So I always think about like the first chakra is safety. If you're not feeling safe, can impact your period. It can impact your reproductive health. So it's almost like you need to be safe in order to create. you're,   know, second chakra is depending on that foundation of the safety and that rootedness and that groundedness. If you're in survival, you can't create cause you're too busy surviving.   Desi (34:40) Yes. And to your point, you were discussing, you and I were chatting the other day about how the body holds on to the energy in the arms and the legs when it's in fight or flight. So it can hightail out of a stressful situation. So how are you supposed to conceive in that environment? So it's interesting that every other chakra is individual or communion with another.   Michelle (34:52) Yeah.   Mm   Desi (35:07) So we have first is just you, second is the sexual energy, third is your creativity, fourth is love. And so we kind of go back and forth between this me on my own and me with another. And so I think that's really fascinating. So we can start to explore with our partner if we're wishing to conceive, how do we share our energy with one another? And then getting back to nerd science, because I always take it back there, it's also   Michelle (35:15) Mm   Desi (35:36) important to think about how each chakra relates to the endocrine system. And so second chakra, you know, then we're talking about like reproductive hormones. And I learned this because I have thyroid issues. And so I've been on Synthroid for like 35 years. And yes, I'm ready to get off it. And yes, I need to work with an acupuncture as like yesterday. But what I learned is that   Michelle (35:46) Mm   Desi (36:01) fifth chakra or the voice and listen to my voice tremble as I even say that it it's related to the thyroid. So what's happening in in the second chakra and the reproductive hormonal response it's all related and it's my honor and my joy to teach women about their bodies physically and their energy bodies.   Michelle (36:03) Mm -hmm.   Desi (36:27) And I have to just take a moment in gratitude for you because again, I feel this resonance and alignment and you and I speak the same language of Eastern and Western blended.   Michelle (36:40) Yeah, I feel the same way, Desi. I actually really feel resonant with you and what you're saying. I'm like, you're speaking my language. And I think also about the how in between the heart and the mind is the voice. It's kind of like the go between with your heart, which is right there. And so when we're aligned with that, with the love,   I think that that is very healing, just really loving ourselves, accepting ourselves, allowing ourselves that beautiful gift of expression.   Desi (37:12) Amen. And so when we're speaking to one another, just as humans, if I'm working with a client, for example, that's where I always start. Hey, how are you? And actually listening. I don't want to just hear that. Fine, how are you? But like, really, how are you? What's happening? What's happening in your body, your mind and your heart? And let that come through. And as they share their voice,   Michelle (37:25) Mm   Desi (37:38) That's when I start to get impressions of like, okay, we can go here, we can go there. But the simple act of sharing our truth is so important.   Michelle (37:48) without a doubt. I think just listening, just because so many people feel, this is what I hear, that they're not being heard. A lot of times when they go to the doctor, they say, like, I don't really feel like I was heard. I didn't really get a chance to ask my questions. I asked my questions, but they dismissed it. And I feel like that just by itself can really impact you on so many levels of feeling, you know, that feeling of safety or being held or being supported.   So I think just being there as a space to listen and for people to be able to express themselves is such a gift that you can give them. And it was interesting because yesterday we happened to have a live yesterday on Instagram. And you were saying that you really feel in your gut, like I was aligned. I feel the same way about you. I feel in my heart that you are very passionate. Like you are coming from such a   purposeful place with the people that you're working with and with your work, which is really amazing. I love it. I really appreciate that. And to see that, I think that if all of us found our true purpose and work through that passion, that's how we heal.   Desi (39:00) Amen. Yes, thank you. Thank you for saying that. It's received and appreciated. And again, I made a vow to the universe on that day in 2001. This is why I'm here. I continue to honor it, to renew it, and I wake up with my heart full every day.   Michelle (39:24) I love that so much. So for people who are listening to this, because I'm sure that a lot of people are really inspired by everything that you're sharing, how can they find you? How can they work with you? Because I know that you do bring out a lot of your lessons out for people to receive.   Desi (39:41) So you can find me really easily through my website. It's desibartlett .com. I have a whole new subscription platform on there for folks who want to enjoy the body mind workout, which is a combination of meditation, yoga, and fitness. I also have books available that are on there, one of which is called Your Strong Sexy Pregnancy, a yoga and fitness guide. And there is a fertility section in there. So if you're thinking, wait, I'm not pregnant yet.   please know that there is a message there for you as well. I'm also super active on Instagram. You can find me at mothers into living fit. So however I can best help support you on your path, I'm here.   Michelle (40:25) Awesome. Desi, this was such a great conversation. I've really enjoyed all of the conversations that we had even leading up to this. And I'm just so excited to meet another practitioner who I resonate so much with and has so much soul really in what they're doing. So thank you so much for coming on today.   Desi (40:45) Thank you, Michelle, and thank you for all that you're doing and for letting me be a part of it. It's my pleasure.    

On this week's show:Barbara Brennan poured her personal experience of mental illness into her work with See Change, working for many years with the organisation to remove mental health stigma in the workplace, championing their green ribbon campaign. She has since go on to set up her own business Mental Health Matters specialising in best practice mental health policy, procedures, strategy, training and changing culture in organisations such as An Post, Irish Life and Ibec. Barbara remains at the forefront of changing the conversation around mental illness and health.Having turned around two picky eaters in her house Louise Lennox has retrained to help others give their children a love for food.

What if virgin birth isn't simply a story, but a real and documented ancient phenomenon? This is the topic I explore in the latest episode with my guest today, Dr. Marguerite Rigoglioso. Marguerite is the founder of Seven Sisters Mystery School, a world-renowned teacher of sacred knowledge, and the foremost authority on the history of virgin birth. A trusted mentor to people on healing and spiritual paths, she draws on her decades-long research and experiences with Mother Mary and Mary Magdalene to help uncover their hidden, timeless teachings and apply them to our present-day needs. The award-winning author of several books including "The Secret Life of Mother Mary: Divine Feminine Power for Personal Healing and Planetary Awakening," and "The Mystery Tradition of Miraculous Conception: Mary and the Lineage of Virgin Births." In this episode we discuss: Marguerite's introduction to the Sacred Feminine, first through her interest in Mary Magdalene during her upbringing in the Catholic Church, and later through classes and Goddess pilgrimages which eventually led her to academia Marguerite's research into the history of virgin and divine births in Ancient Greece, and how this eventually led her to studying the story and history of Mary's birth of Jesus Why the practice of virgin birth existed and how it was practiced by divine priestesses The work of the late Sri Kaleshwar and his teachings on the holy womb chakraWhy Marguerite feels this information is coming to the forefront of consciousness at this moment in timeNotes related to this episode: You can learn more about Marguerite and her work at www.sevensistersmysteryschool, and follow her on social media: facebook.com/sevensistersmysteryschool and instagram.com/margueriterigogliosoRegister now for Marguerite's Free Masterclass: What's a ‘Mary' Priestess? What's a ‘Magdalene' Priestess? And is This a Path for YOU? https://www.sevensistersmysteryschool.com/mary-magdalene-priestess-training/#masterclassAnd find out more about her Mary & Magdalene Priestess Training: https://www.sevensistersmysteryschool.com/mary-magdalene-priestess-training/Marguerite mentioned several people's work including the channelers Sanaya Roman and Barbara Brennan, Greta Bro and the late Carol P. Christ, Anna Maria Corredini and Drunvalo Melchizedek and the book "The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life"She also spoke of the books of Claire Heartsong, including "Anna, Grandmother of Jesus" and "Anna, Voice of the Magdalenes"We also discussed the teachings of the late Sri Kaleshwar and the Divine Mother Center in Laytonville, CaliforniaAnd here are a few more details about this show and my work:If you'd like to know whose ancestral tribal lands you currently reside on, you can look up your address here: https://native-land.ca/You can also visit the Coalition of Natives and Allies for more helpful educational resources about Indigenous rights and history.Please – if you love this podcast and/or have read my book, please consider leaving me a review, and thank you for supporting my work!You can also access video episodes on the Home to Her YouTube channelFor more Sacred Feminine goodness and to stay up to date on all episodes, please follow me on Instagram: @hometoher.To dive into conversation about the Sacred Feminine, join the Facebook group: / hometoherTo go deeper in your Sacred Feminine explorations, check out the course offerings via Home to Her Academy: www.hometoheracademy.comAnd to read about the Sacred Feminine, check out my award-winning book Home to Her: Walking the Transformative Path of the Sacred Feminine (Womancraft Publishing), available on Audible and wherever you buy your books!. If you've read it, your reviews on Goodreads and Amazon are greatly...

The Psychic Funhouse podcast is honored to have Sky Yeager on our show this week! Sky has been studying energy medicine and shamanism for almost 20 years. She studied with a variety of teachers who graduated Barbara Brennan's School of Healing, Michael Harner's core shamanism school and the Four Winds Institute. She leads a monthly shamanic healing circle in Corvallis, and teaches workshops in shamanic practice for self-empowerment, Usui Reiki, and MariEl - the Reiki of the Divine Feminine. She writes monthly articles on shamanism, Reiki and co-creation with nature beings at http://www.shamanicsoultending.com/ Tune in for readings, healings, and more! Contact info: Sky Yeager www.shamanicsoultending.com shamanicsoultending@gmail.com Adrienne Stratton: (714) 376-7289 Ravenmessages.com adrienne@ravenmessages.com Michael Espinoza: Certified Pranic Healer, Clairvoyant, Medium www.michaeljespinoza.com https://www.instagram.com/mjespinoza/ Lawrence Birch: 541-344-7534  givingtree@earthlink.net Shamanic Practitioner, Herbalist Facebook: GivingTreeFarmHerbs www.givingtreefarm.com All information for educational/entertainment purposes only

Wilma Bolsoni tem certeza de uma coisa: tudo no Universo pode ser compreendido através de energia, frequência e vibração e que o caminho para uma vida com mais sentido e propósito é aquele que nos leva ao coração, o órgão onde pulsa a vida. Aliás, foi quando conseguiu operar isso na sua própria jornada que Wilma não teve dúvida em deixar para trás uma carreira de sucesso na área de tecnologia da informação, com trabalhos de visibilidade em sistemas governamentais e na F-1 com inteligência artificial, para mergulhar de cabeça no desenvolvimento humano e na expansão de consciência. Fechou seus negócios aqui no Brasil e, no auge da maturidade, foi para os Estados Unidos estudar terapias vibracionais com Barbara Brennan, psicoterapeuta e cientista, pesquisadora da Nasa e autora do best seller "Mãos de Luz". Desse mergulho, em águas bem profundas, ela emergiu depois de alguns anos e fundou o Ateliê de Luz, instituto para o estudo e a disseminação sobre os campos de energia na saúde física, emocional e mental do ser humano. Neste papo com o podcast "45 Do Primeiro Tempo", a também hoje Head da Flow School do Grupo Anima e do espaço Awake, contou sua história de vida, trouxe seu olhar sobre esse momento que estamos atravessando como humanidade e foi categórica: "A vida não erra".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the coordinator of the entire See Change campaign Barbara Brennan is here to take on the show's central theme of stigma in an episode that really hits it out of the park ! Here we go! Mental is the brain-child of Bobby Temps, who lives and thrives while managing his own mental health. Every other Thursday we delve into a factor or condition that affects the mind and how to better manage it. Join our Subscription on Apple Podcasts for extended ad free episodes… We have a very blue website with loads of great resources HERE

Tue, 28 Nov 2023 05:00:00 +0000 https://change-maker.podigee.io/45-new-episode f5b8748a44d8cddeaa7096eb0d483a32 Ludwig Brandstötter ist ein Mensch, der sich mit ganz vielen Facetten des Menschen sehr intensiv beschäftigt hat und noch immer beschäftigt. Angefangen mit der klassischen Physiotherapie, über die Ostheopathie, eine bestimmte Art der Energiefeldarbeit bis hin zum Psychotherapie-Studium. Schmerzen, die sich auf einer physischen Ebene zeigen, haben oft auf der psychisch bzw. psycho-somatischen Ebene ihre Ursache. Welche Gründe es dafür gibt, schildert er in diesem interessanten Gespräch. Der Behandlungsverlauf beginnt immer mit einer klinischen Abklärung und einer genauen Anamnese. Wenn der Patient seine aktuelle Situation verstanden hat, gilt es die richtige Therapieform, in Absprache mit dem Patienten, festzulegen. Ludwig Brandstötter bezieht in seiner Arbeit die 7 Bewusstseinsebenen von Barbara Brennan ein, von der körperlichen Ebene bis zur Ebene der eigenen Schöpferkraft (von physischen bis zur spirituellen Ebene) Diese ermöglicht Heilung auf den unterschiedlichen Ebenen des Seins! Eine weitere Methode von ihm ist die Aufstellungsarbeit, die neue Räume für die wichtigen und sinnvollen nächsten Schritte in der Entwicklung des Menschen öffnet. Sie erreichen Ludwig Brandstötter in Salzburg unter: +43/662/821729 Homepage theCHANGEmaker LinkedIn Gerald Ziegler Mail für Anregungen, Feedback und Ideen: podcast@thechangemaker.at full no

This week I am discussing Reiki! Reiki is a Japanese healing technique that uses "universal life energy" to promote physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The word "Reiki" comes from the Japanese words "rei", meaning "universal" and "ki," meaning "life energy." Many people have asked for me to review this form of energy healing so here it is! I discuss the following: 1. Forms of reiki 2. How it works 3. Sound Healing + Reiki 4. Ascended Masters + Reiki 5. Tuning Forks + Reiki 6. Aromatherapy + Reiki 7. Visualization + Reiki 8. Online Reiki Attunements If you want to know more about sound healing + tuning forks + Reiki, please visit my blog on infinitesupply.org. Thank you for listening. Recommended Books: 1. Reiki Healing for Beginners by David Felipe 2. The Art of Psychic Reiki by Lisa Campion 3. The Reiki Manual by Penelope Quest 4. Hands of Light by Barbara Brennan (the best book for ALL Practitioners) 5. Essential Reiki by Diane Stein (Great book for beginners)

Laurie Keene is an author, international teacher and speaker of spirituality, personal transformation and the evolution of human consciousness. She has spent three decades as a leader in the mindfulness movement. We discuss Laurie's personal journey of healing, the importance of discovering one's passion in life and the meaning and process of awakening. We consider what multidimensionality means, how the aura is structured and how this factors into developing high sense perception (HSP) or extrasensory perception (ESP). Laurie explains how all energetic blockage shows up in the body, that trauma and suffering are doorways to freedom, and what obstacles stand between us and finding our divine purpose. She shares her story of awakening, the role of grace in enlightenment and what she calls "learning to follow the soul". She describes how we can all remember that we are all that is. Laurie is a Brennan Healing Science Practitioner and teacher, a Living Practice Mentor, Core Energetic therapist and Continuum teacher. Working side-by-side with Barbara Brennan for over 25 years, she was Dean of the Barbara Brennan School of Healing from 1993-2016. Laurie is author of "Awakening to the Truth of Who You Are” (2017), and is currently at work on her second book, "The Multi-Dimensional Self".  She now offers her expertise as a board member and senior faculty at the Brennan school. Her teachings are grounded in deep compassion for the human condition arising from her own very human life and direct experiences of awakening. She has taught throughout the United States and Europe as well as Canada, Mexico, Israel, and Japan.www.lauriekeene.comLiked what you heard? Help us reach more people! Please rate and review us on Apple Podcasts Start Energy Healing Today!Unlock your healing potential with our informative and fun introductory 10 hour LIVE online class in energy healing Our Flagship Training is Setting the Standard in Energy HealingThe next 100 hour EHT-100 Energy Healing Training is open for enrollment! LIVE & online - 10th February - 21st July 2024. Join us in Bali in 2024 - Our Retreat AND first in-person EHT-100 Training are now booking! Contact Field Dynamics Email us at info@fielddynamicshealing.com fielddynamicshealing.com Thanks for listening!

This week the coordinator of the entire See Change campaign Barbara Brennan is here to take on the show's central theme of stigma in an episode that really hits it out of the park ! Thank you for all the incredible support over these past 5 years. This time has gone so quick and it's a testament to our incredible listeners, guests, rotating cast of co-hosts and ever present producer Pete Murtagh that we're still going… There's loads more planned ahead of our 300th episode so keep an eye on the feed in the coming weeks

Denne gang taler vi om det, at være særlig sensitiv og hvorfor vi finder, at det giver mere mening at tale om at være empat og kunne sense energifelter.  Vi kommer også omkring, hvorfor det er vigtigt, at du arbejder dig hen imod nøje at vælge hvem, du vil udveksle din energi med, og hvorfor nogle miljøer dræner dig langt mere end andre - for de trives i gensidig afhængighed, hvor empaten ofte er den, der leverer mest i relationerne.Mærker du meget, og mærker du hurtigt hvordan andre mennesker har det, vil du typisk drænes hurtigt i selskab med andre, der ikke har det sådan, og er kommet til at danne relationer med familie og venner, hvor de er blevet afhængige af din udstråling, og at du tager hensyn til, så vel som regulerer dem følelsesmæssigt. Så vil du måske undlade visse emner, fordi du ved det trigger dem, pakke dine egne behov væk, hvis de ikke matcher med deres, og lytte til deres problemer og bekymringer længere end det er godt for dig. Men er deres følelser og tanker i virkeligheden dit ansvar at bære, og hvor meget hjælper det dem på den lange bane til selv at tage ansvar, når du stiller dig til rådighed som det lyttende empatiske øre? Hvilken rolle spiller din evne til at mærke en masse i rummet, som andre ikke lægger mærke til?Det har en høj pris, når du strækker dig , for du kan komme til at bære rundt på andres energi i dit eget syste i den tro, at det er dit eget, og du kan riskere at ramle ind i mennesker, der næres af en empat  og her bruger dig. Mens du måske tror, at du hjælper andre, ender du måske lige omvendt med at fastholde dem i egen umodenhed og manglende ansvarstagning for eget liv, fordi de ikke får en korrekt spejling på deres sociale adfærd af gruppen.James Redfield's kontrol dramaer: https://www.celestinevision.com/control-dramas/Barbara Brennan skriver om energifeltet, konflikter og relationer og deres healing via bla. coordings og slægslinje bl.a. i denne bog:https://www.amazon.com/Light-Emerging-Journey-Personal-Healing/dp/0553354566 - vi kan også anbefale hendes nyeste: Core Ligth Healing,Trauma Dumping: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/what-is-trauma-dumping/Richard Rudd: https://www.saxo.com/dk/the-gene-keys_richard-rudd_paperback_9781780285429José Stevens: Transforming Your Dragons (om modningsrejsen som art) - https://www.saxo.com/dk/transforming-your-dragons_jose-stevens_paperback_9781879181175 Magdalene Effekten:Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHaiZHI5OFA9UC8UDddApTQInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/magdalene.effekten/Facebook: http://facebook.com/m.effektenHjemmeside https://www.magdaleneeffect.org/Magdalene Effekten findes på stort set alle Podcast udbydere:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/magdalene-effekten-dansk/id1666529748Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/73ur7nTpXaOufa2

Lisa Erickson, an alchemic healer specializing in migraines.  Over  the last 20 years she has studied with Barbara Brennan, Lynne McTaggart, Sad Guru, Guru Jagat, and the Rama Visionary Room.  Lisa has cultivated a strong & devoted daily spiritual practice which enhances her skills.  It is a multiverse when you enter the field of Lisa Erickson and her magick. It is a world full of healing gemstones, essences, sound vibrations, cymatics and wisdom lineages. Lisa Erickson is a master alchemist that transforms everything into gold. In this episode, you will learn the following: Exploring the connection between a migraine and an individual's environment. Investigating the role of a mother's love in healing from migraine pain. Examining the importance of nourishing the body and mind in order to transform a migraine. Contact Lisa Erickson at: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisajerickson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisakerickson/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/migrainemagick911/ Contact Dr. Mary at: Email: mary@drmarysanders.com Website: www.drmarysanders.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.maryesanders/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dr.maryesanders LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmaryesanders/

What would it feel like to create the ideal healing place where people can recover their souls,restore, reset, and revive their spirit?In this Part 2 of 3, we interviewed the founders of The Healing Sanctuary in Las Vegas; Damon and Angela Damato, and found out that the power of love birthed not only a one-of-a-kind healing sanctuary in the world but also deep healing with science-based modalities available for all.Angela Damato Grace is an Advanced Food Healing Science Facilitator/Educator and HealthCoach who takes a scientific approach to customize action plans designed to meet eachclient's unique bio-individual needs. In addition to learning about a person's goals andconcerns, Angela focuses on strategies aimed at improving the quality of a person's foodsupply in order to minimize toxic exposure, maximize nutrient density, improve digestion, andsupport mental health and emotional well-being.In 2003 Angela was inspired by energy healing, yoga, and meditation while traveling in India.Her teacher introduced her to leading pioneers in the study of the Human Energy Field,including Barbara Brennan. Upon returning to the United States, Angela graduated with abachelor's degree in Psychology. She then successfully completed two years of study at theBarbara Brennan School of Healing in Miami.Angela's pursuit of a well-rounded education continued at the Dr. Sears Wellness Institute. Dr.William Sears is a nationally-renowned pediatrician and nutritionist whose science-basedcurriculum provides leading nutrition and wellness education. From there, Angela completedher training in Advanced Food Healing Science Education. Food Healing Science is thefoundation of “Conquering Any Disease”, today's most cutting-edge naturopathic, highphytochemical-based food-healing system.Damon Damato, for more than a decade, has been his true purpose to pour into others andgive back meaningfully – especially toward those in addiction and the Veterancommunity. Unfortunately, too often those groups collide and become one. After losing hisbrother Dean to the addiction to heroin and ultimately suicide – he felt at a loss for many years.A feeling of guilt that he was either too young and/or didn't have the skills to have saved hisbrother. There was a part of his life... a good 10 years that he too felt the grips of addiction and the lack of purpose. It wasn't until that fateful day in his many travels around the world insearch of “QI” he came face to face with a force so powerful and so profound he was shakento his core and realized he must stop looking outside himself and reckon with the Spirit within, it was the potency of the breath that became his superpower! His quest to learn and become a student of life and then a master of multiple healing modalities... this was his road back to helping others in a way he could not help his own sibling.Through his focused commitment & dedication to helping those in addiction, he has createdthe exclusive “Qi to Life” program for The Healing Sanctuary. This program is unlike any othersystem in that the approach is holistic in nature and backed by science. Mr. Damato has alsohad the good fortune to interview over 600 successful men and women in more than 70professions on what makes them tick and how they sustain lasting success, abundance, andhappiness. He's published three books on this topic which received numerous awards. Hefound it interesting that their answers only had a few things in common. However, there wasone major thread that just about all of them shared. It's what Timothy Leary called: the hereand now or the practice of “Mindfulness!” We share these techniques daily and put them intopractice along with a meditation-focused routine and a physical workout created by Mr.Damato titled, “Qi-Force.”Since 2015 he has been touring across America speaking at seminars & lecturing on the topicof (Qi) energy & getting into a FLOW state, personal development, and overcoming addiction.He's been blessed with the opportunity to share this with 10's of thousands of people!To learn more about Damon and Angela, please visit his social media or web page:Instagrams:https://www.instagram.com/damondamatohttps://www.instagram.com/the.food.healer/Websites:https://damonqidamato.com/https://healingsanctuary.vegas/about/Visit https://delaflorteachings.com/faith to receive the “21 Days of Faith in Action Course” as our gift to you.⁣Podcast produced by Brilliant Futures Productions.Sponsored by Delaflor Teachings Int.

This episode is being brought to you by Forecast located in Homewood Alabama. Forecast is a hair salon on a mission to shape a movement in the beauty industry focusing on education, fashion, and creativity. Forecast strives to train stylists with the latest in education to provide their guests with the latest trends. Follow them on Instagram @forecastsalon or find them online at https://www.forecastsalon.com/ As this podcast goes to air, we are continuing to move out of retrograde energies. First Mars, Mercury this week, and then Uranus on the 22nd.  You will start to feel this direct shift of energy. We just moved into the sun sign of Aquarius with a New Moon today in Aquarius. Aquarius is ruled by the element of Air and helps connect us to the collective consciousness. It is this connection that helps move society forward to new paradigms. Aquarius helps us take our vibration out of the old and into the new, where it can create an updated reality and frequency. So you may feel challenged by the status quo but it can be inspiring to think of solutions that were never taught to us. This new moon also issues in the Chinese New Year.. the year of the Water Rabbit with lots of luck and possibility.  It embodies yin, the passive principle of the universe, which manifests in relaxation, fluidity, quietness, and contemplation. It will mean getting out of your comfort zone and breaking free of your old fears... You may not be able to change the past, but you can change the story and how you approach your path for 2023. Staying grounded is the way in which to approach all of this new energy coming in, which is the subject we will be talking about today. We are vibrating to a higher frequency, more refined, and more aware. Everything in life and on your path has meaning. We all come into this lifetime with a purpose.   And even if you cannot see the invisible threads of creation connecting it all, trust that all the threads are weaving this fabric of life together for you in wholeness. It is important to find ways to tend to the struggles of your life with the RITES of the mystery schools that can offer you inspiration, amusement, and joy. Rites being Reiki... Intuition... Tarot... EFT and Stones and crystals. These tools can free you from the unnecessary stress that Is going on in the world. All these cosmic forces and energy alignments, I talk about on my Energy Focus for the Week which you can find live on Sunday nights on Instagram and FB.  As we move through these comic transitions, now is the time to clean up your energy with a deep Akashic Soul reading.  Schedule one… in person or online. When you work with the energy body, it helps to release the old patterns and all that old stuff you carry around. I am opening up just a couple of spots for my private mentoring this winter...   Empowered Spirit Private Mentoring Program. Schedule a Spiritual Upgrade Breakthrough call with me and let's talk about how my programs can help you. In today's episode, I wanted to offer a different perspective on healing some of the trauma we have going on in the world. My guest is Amelia Vogel who works with attachment trauma through a specialized energy medicine protocol.  She coaches people in their Spirituality and groundedness and helps them come back home to themselves. We talk about grounding, trauma, meditation, anchoring, earthing, the Hara, staying connected to loved ones, the breath, and the healing energies of the universal field. Amelia Vogler is a Grounding and Energy Medicine Specialist, an internationally respected teacher of energy medicine, a Spiritual coach, and a meditation guide. She embeds essential energetic practices in her meditations and teachings to support the betterment of humanity. In addition to her teaching and meditation work, she has an international private practice. She helps those who have lost a sense of wholeness, reclaim the parts of themselves that have felt lost. In her 15-year career, she has helped over 7,000 individuals re-pattern or transform limiting beliefs through grounding practices, intuitive insight, and advanced energy medicine. Her practice expands around the globe, serving clients in Asia, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Canada, and the United States. She has a regular column in Energy Magazine and has written for other online publications Find Amelia at AmeliaVogler.com and her classes at VoglerInstitute.com. Instagram. Facebook Trauma is anything that has happened to us, in any lifetime that perceived us as separate.  Feeling fragmented, unlovable, unworthy, unsupported, and/or unheard are expressions of trauma. Coping mechanism: Anger & Anxiety Grounding techniques:  Physical grounding - earthling, connecting with Mother Earth  Mental grounding - centering, breathing Emotional grounding  - mindful practices Spiritual grounding - devotion, meditation Energetic grounding - how we are energetically connecting to source, mother earth, our generations Somatic sense - every single one of us has the ability to heal through trauma. It's the stories we create that keep us from becoming whole. 3 parts to Grounding: Receiving Giving Ourself  The Hara System - dimension of being and becoming.  Barbara Brennan.   Hara templates our soul's purpose. The energetics give us the tools to show up in our wholeness and in our relationships with each other. Yes, now is the time to reach back in, to find that deep soul connection to the oneness, the source, that unifies us all. Reach out to Amelia for her work and upcoming classes. Thanks again for listening! To your Spirit, Terri   PS… Sign up here for my next Reiki 1 Certification – Birmingham – Jan 22   Follow Terri on Instagram Episode Credits: Sound Engineer: Laarni Andres https://www.facebook.com/laarni.andres.7

Après une enfance passée en étroite relation avec la nature, Jan Janssen a suivi diverses études, dont l'ingénierie civile, a enseigné pendant 9 ans chez Barbara Brennan School of Healing. Cette école s'attache, en collaboration avec des médecins et des scientifiques, à intégrer la science du healing à la santé publique.  Jan a une connaissance approfondie de la spiritualité orientale et occidentale, a étudié et pratiqué avec des moines tibétains des techniques de méditation et la philosophie bouddhiste : Le bouddhisme tibétain, le Pathwork et le yoga Ashtanga sont les principaux marqueurs, mais l'esprit ouvert de Jan reconnaît la valeur de nombreux mouvements traditionnels et modernes.   En 2012, il lance une formation longue : « les énérgies subtiles » à Bruxelles. Au cours de 4 années les participants apprennent une cinquantaine de techniques pour donner des soins énergétiques.   La Présence Intégrale est un chemin- une voix qu'il develloppe au sein de son école c'est un chemin de croissance, un processus de changement intérieur. C'est à la fois un outil (une pratique et un objectif (un état d'être et une manière de vivre).     

“Healing is an inside job,”  says Dr. Jayne Marquis an experienced Naturopathic and Homeopathy Doctor, podcaster and author, the featured badass guest on LOA Uncorked.  Once Holli and Jeanna figure out how to pronounce homeopathy, they get so excited that the questions continue rolling and don't let the guest leave.  Dr. Jayne addresses just about everything how to heal depression, anxiety, the common cold as well as COVID. She has written a book, Jayne's INpowered Handbook, featuring homeopathic remedies and cell salts for everyday use. This is a must for everyone, particularly families with small children.  We walk through why Kali Phos, Ferrum Phos cell salts should be in everyone's medicine cabinet (link below to purchase). Holli and Jeanna really don't understand why homeopathy remedies are not widely known.  Big Pharma - SUCKS!! More about Dr Jayne: Dr. Jayne has always loved challenging herself: she was a Canadian Ballroom dance champion, a pilot, a trampolinist and an equestrian.  A new layer of her life began the day she and her husband became parents of twins. That miracle of life made her work in the healing arts even more important. Her work with families and children took on new meaning, as did her search for wholeness in her own body. Jayne was able to witness firsthand the power and efficacy of Homeopathic Remedies and Cell or Tissue Salts and felt everyone should have this at their fingertips.  Dr. Jayne Marquis has always believed that we are more than meets the eye. She resonated with the teaching of Bruce Lipton and his book “The Biology of Belief” at an early age. His teaching that our mind is connected to our physical body and that our thoughts can affect a cascade of physical responses, simply made sense. She was also influenced by the teachings of Barbara Brennan, a Nassau scientist who could see the human energy field and showed how thought, emotion, and toxins affected our energetic body. Jayne finally decided to follow her deep intuition and left the family business to become a Naturopathic Doctor. She achieved her diploma at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, to become a Naturopathic Doctor, and The Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine, to become a homeopath.  She fell in love with homeopathy, a true mind-body medicine, that takes not only physical symptoms but also mental and emotional symptoms into consideration. In becoming an ND she studied Chinese medicine, Acupuncture, Botanical Medicine, Massage, Nutrition and Orthomolecular Medicine. Her journey has been far-reaching. Jayne's desire to awaken people to their own inner power and ability to find their true health resulted in her international podcast “INpowered Mind, INpowered Health”.  There she interviews people from around the world who share their perspectives and expertise on health and empowerment.   Today, Dr. Jayne Marquie wholeheartedly continues to guide her patients toward empowerment, knowledge, and health. She wants people to remember how strong and incredibly powerful they truly are. She wants everyone to become INpowered. LOA Uncorked Assignment: Join the LOA community, subscribe at www.loauncorked.com Podcast References: Website:https://inpoweredhealth.com/ Where to find cell salts:  https://www.amazon.com/s?k=hylands+cell+salts&crid=JROK6J4HSNJL&sprefix=hylands+cell+salts%2Caps%2C140&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 Jayne's book:  https://inpoweredhealth.com/books/ Jayne's podcast:  https://inpoweredhealth.com/elementor-337/ As always, thanks for listening and we look forward to sharing more LOA badassery conversations with you!  Please consider leaving a review and subscribing or dropping us a note to say hi and share your thoughts. www.loauncorked.com  l  loauncorked@gmail.com  I  Insta: @loauncorked  I  FB: loauncorked

The annual See Change Green Ribbon campaign aims to spread awareness about all mental health difficulties to help end mental health stigma and discrimination

PJ talks to Barbara Brennan about her mental health journey and to Daragh Fleming about the Green Ribbon campaign to end stigma. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ireland's king of swing Luke Thomas takes on the ultimate hell week he joined Sinéad for a chat, Our reporter was at Electric Picnic and grabbed an exclusive with Dermot Kennedy, Barbara Brennan from See change told us why it's important to wear a green ribbon this month. Today is be late for something day it's stressing Sinéad out as she's always early, listener Helen from Athboy told us she was left waiting a whopping 3 hours on a first date! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gail Christel Behrend is an engineer, speaker, writer, healer and certified Infinite Possibilities trainer. A graduate of the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in Miami Florida, she has been an energy practitioner for over 20 years.Website: https://energyisreal.com/

In this episode of Expanding on Consciousness, host, Mark Certo, discusses energy healing with Lisa VanOstrand, Dr. Of Medical Qigong, former Dean of Advanced Studies at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing, Core Energetics Therapist, and Clairvision Practitioner. Lisa shares her personal path to becoming an energy healer with a particular focus on her working with Barbara Brennan School of Healing techniques. In her presentation on how energy healing works, Lisa shares that “it's not about me healing your condition, it's about you healing your condition, this is your path. This is your journey, I'm your witness and your ally and your support, but it's really all about you”. Along with the aspects of healing that Lisa shares an understanding of she also suggests that “we could never really, totally understand why something is happening. There is our ordinary mind that wants to plan, that wants to understand. Then there is the divine mind that is operating at a higher level that we could not possibly understand.” Expanding beyond personal healing, Lisa elaborates on how we can heal society and larger planetary systems. “What are we doing for the ancestry, not just the past, but also for the future? And, how can we just stop and consider how we can leave the world in a better place for our ancestry.”

Today I get to speak with three members of the Holistic Health Community,Cornelia Wathen, Diana Seiler, and Alannah Henneberry.Since 2012 HHC has offered Community Holistic Healthcare days at the Marbletown Community Center, 3564 Main Street, Stone Ridge (Route 209), on the third Tuesday of each month, from 4:00–8:00 PM. Then in March 2020 they shifted to offer virtual sessions during the last week of each month. Now that they are back to in person, they continue this virtual offering an ongoing event for out-of-town practitioners, for practitioners whose modalities are not appropriate for shared space (such as sound healing) and for practitioners who prefer virtual work.During these events practitioners offer a wide range of services including acupuncture, reflexology, chiropractic, massage, Brennan Healing Science, Reiki, OrthoBionomy, NeurOptimal, Biophonton Therapy, One Light Healing Touch, Attunement, Reconnective Healing, Matrix Energetics, Jin Shin Jyutsu, Hypnotherapy, The Emotion Code, Spacious Heart Guidance, Psycho-Spiritual Counseling, Craniosacral Therapy, and much more!Additionally, they offer a variety of special events, including speakers and workshops related to expanding consciousness and exploring holistic health, and in collaboration with the Rosendale Theatre Collective, they co-sponsor the screening of films related to health and well-being. See their Film Archive  for the full scope of programming.The Holistic Health Community operates under the principle of Sacred Reciprocity/Paying it Forward. So, though there is no charge for services, they encourage sacred reciprocity by giving a donation, by doing volunteer work or by an act of loving kindness for someone in need. No one is turned away.A little about my guests before we get into the conversation:Cornelia Wathen regularly offers Brennan Healing Science and Emotion Code work at HHC events. She is one of the founders of The Holistic Health Community, and coordinates the Community Holistic Healthcare Days and Virtual Holistic Healthcare Weeks.Diana Seiler is a licensed Thai Massage practitioner and instructor and has been serving with the Holistic Health Community for several years, most recently overseeing their Regenerative Farming: Soil to Soul Program.And finally, Alannah Henneberry is an energy worker and certified Shamanic Reiki Healing Master. She has joined their mission to help advance the Holistic Health Community's Holistic Healthcare to the People! initiative, aiming to make holistic healthcare accessible to locally underserved communities through their Outreach Program.Today's show was engineered by Ian Seda of Radio Kingston.Our show music is from Shana Falana !!! Feel free to email me, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.org** Please: SUBSCRIBE to the pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND IThttp://iwantwhatshehas.org/podcastITUNES | SPOTIFY | STITCHERITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/i-want-what-she-has/id1451648361?mt=2SPOTIFY:https://open.spotify.com/show/77pmJwS2q9vTywz7Uhiyff?si=G2eYCjLjT3KltgdfA6XXCASTITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/she-wants/i-want-what-she-has?refid=stpr'Follow:INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcastTWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas

In 1997 Jeroen was introduced to a healing meditation technique developed by the gifted psychic Rheva LaRue which laid the foundation for him to navigate and understand our energy anatomy. His continued exploration of consciousness led him to study dance and Bio-Energetics. He was guided to explore Kriya Yoga, Sat Nam Rasayan, Barbara Brennan's body of work in energy medicine, Vianna Stibal's beautiful healing technique, and shamanism at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies. He is certified in Reiki, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), EMF (Electro-Magnetic Field energy) Balancing Technique, and Quantum-Touch healing. He is also certified Level 3 in QHHT from the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Academy and has studied directly under Dolores Cannon. Jeroen on Instagram: @jeroenislove Work with Jeroen: https://www.jeroenqhht.com/ _______ YOU ARE LOVED. Helen's Instagram:@helendenham_ Helen's Website: www.helendenham.com Meditate with me on Sundays @ 8pm PST! > www.unplug.com/class-schedule 1:1 Mentorship Series Cultivating Confidence - A Self Mastery Course

¿Sabías que el dolor y la enfermedad nos enseñan algo?Una invitada muy especial te traigo hoy al episodio, te hablo de Marta Puig, creadora y directora de mundo pránico, es especialista en sanación energética multidimensional y entusiasta de la conciencia de la energía sutil.Marta nos cuenta cómo a través de toda sus vivencias y un estudio de vida por diferentes escuelas logró llegar dónde está en este momento a trabajar con la sanación energética.Una conversación muy interesante, amena y de gran conocimiento que sé, vas a quedar encantado como lo quede yo y que por supuesto estará de nuevo en otro episodio.Prepara tu mente para que amplies la visión sobre lo que puedes hacer, el poder que tienes para sanarte y para crear tu realidad.EN ESTE EPISODIO1- Conversación con Marta Puig, fundadora de Mundo Pránico sobre su experiencia personal con el Prana.2- ¿Es posible ver el prana? Mención de Barbara Brennan.3- ¿Es cierto que cada persona puede sanarse?4- Por qué tú eres responsable de tu vida.5- Qué son tus diferentes cuerpos.6- ¿Qué pasa cuando una persona tiene una disfunción, problema de salud, etc.?7- ¿Por qué viene una persona nace con una alteración o problema?8- Su curación de la miopía llevando el prana a su ojo.9- Canal de YouTube de Mundo pránico y Página web de Mundo Pránico10- El espacio mental y su función.

Toshii Cooper, also known as the Vibrational Midwife, is the founder and CEO of The Toshii School of Wellness, Infinite Healing Holistic Mobile Spa and My Sacrednicity, a virtual and in-person holistic wellness retreat for womb∞men.In this episode we discuss how Toshii pivoted from her corporate career to becoming the wellness entrepreneur she is today, her approach to healing, Reiki certification, what Reiki Readings are and much more. For more about Toshii, visit her website, The Toshii School of Wellness or Infinite Healing Holistic Mobile Spa. Interested in Reiki certification? Check out the available workshops. Get her book Redemption's Lullaby: A Novel. Follow on Instagram @tkdcooper or Like on Facebook. Check out the book Hands of Light by Barbara Brennan. A Psychic's Story wouldn't be possible without your support so THANK YOU for listening. And if you would like to help out, please:Subscribe in your favorite podcast player.FOLLOW @apsychicsstory on Instagram. BOOK a session with Nichole.SIGN-UP to receive emails, news, alerts and more from A Psychic's Story.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=30119183)

Because there is a lot of disinformation and misinformation out there right now Jay Weidner tries to correct the record. He uses the works of Yogananda, Krishnamurti, Alice Bailey but especially Barbara Brennan who is one of the greatest spiritual teachers of our time. He sets the record straight on what ascension really is and cutting out a lot of nonsense that is coming out right now. https://www.facebook.com/jay.weidner.94 jayweidner.com

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast, created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. On this weeks episode, guest host Barbara Brennan, See Change Programmes Leader, is looking back at some of the messages of hope from our podcast guests throughout August and September. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Supports & services: Freephone Pieta House on 1800 247 247 or text HELP to 51444. Freephone Samaritans on 116 123; email jo@samaritans.ie; free-text HELLO to 50808

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast, created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. On this weeks episode, guest host Barbara Brennan, See Change Programmes Leader, is joined by Vicky Musitongo, UCD student and Youth Lead Roots in Africa-Ireland Network. During the month of September, our podcast episodes will focus on this years theme for our annual Green Ribbon campaign - exclusion. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Support services: Roots in Africa-Ireland website: https://riainetwork.com/ T: https://twitter.com/riainetwork?s=21 L: https://www.linkedin.com/company/roots-in-africa-ireland Vicky Musitongo social media channels: L: https://www.linkedin.com/company/roots-in-africa-ireland T: https://twitter.com/vickyinspires/status/1413963640961634305?s=21 I: https://www.instagram.com/p/CRLfOzgrM5f/?utm_medium=copy_link Black Therapists Ireland: https://www.blacktherapistsireland.ie/ One Life Ireland: https://m.facebook.com/onelifeireland Icare (Youth Health Awareness): https://www.facebook.com/Icare-youth-health-awareness-615742358577772/

This month marks see change green ribbon month a month long campaign dedicated to removing stigma surrounding mental health issues, Barbara Brennan from see change had a lot to say about research they commissioned which shows that 50% of people say they would not ask a loved one for help with a mental health issue, the importance of listening to someone who may need help and how mental health issues need to be discussed more often without shame. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this month's Q and A, Deb and Samantha share wonderful stories of miracles, dreams and answered prayers from listeners. Plus, we answer questions on shadow work, the concept of hell and learning to recognize your animal guide.Some of the books mentioned in this week's episode include Barbara Brennan's Hands of Light and Animal Medicine Cards by Jamie Sams and David Carson.If you want to submit a story or questions, message on Facebook by searching Psychic Teachers or email us at psychicteachers@gmail.com. If you like the show, please tell a friend and leave us a kind review on your listening platform. Thanks for listening. Have a great week. Be the Light!

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast, created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she welcomes this weeks guests Oliver Skehan, National Suicide Bereavement Support Coordinator & Content Development Officer at the National Office for Suicide Prevention, and Josephine Rigney, Resource Officer for Suicide Prevention - Laois/Offaly, to discuss how to get uncomfortable talking about suicide. For the month of August, we will be joined by our partner organisations and supporters in order to get uncomfortable talking about mental health difficulties. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Suicide Support and information: Freephone Pieta House on 1800 247 247 or text HELP to 51444. For help and support with a bereavement, contact the Irish Hospice Foundation on 1800 80 70 77. Find your local Resource Officer for Suicide Prevention here: Resource Officers for Suicide Prevention - HSE.ie. Read the Connecting for Life Education and Training Plan here: Training - HSE.ie. National Office for Suicide Prevention: National Office for Suicide Prevention - HSE.ie National Suicide Bereavement Support Guide: National Suicide Bereavement Support Guide - HSE.ie Connecting for Life goals is available here: Connecting for Life - HSE.ie Mental Health Ireland: Your Mental Health - Mental Health Ireland Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808 Contact Aware by free-phoning 1800 80 48 48 or visit www.aware.ie To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715 If you are in immediate stress, please contact your local GP or A&E department

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast, created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she welcomes this weeks guest Patrick (Pa) Reilly, Irish Traveller and Traveller mental health worker at Pavee Point. This week Pa speaks to the impact Traveller discrimination has on Traveller mental health and why it is so important show support and become an ally to the Traveller community. For the month of July, we will be joined by our partner organisations and supporters in order to share the voices of the Traveller community with members of the Traveller community joining us later in the month. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Traveller Support and information: All Ireland Traveller Health Study: A 2010 report on the current status of Traveller health in Ireland Text PAVEE to 50808 is a free, 24/7, national, anonymous mental health support text line for young Travellers in Ireland. Exchange House Ireland's National Travellers Service is an organisation of Traveller and non-Travellers and leading provider of front line and support services Phone: 01 8721094 (Monday – Friday between the hours of 9AM – 5PM, 4PM on Fridays) Email: info@exchangehouse.ie Pavee Point Traveller & Roma Centre is a national non-governmental organisation comprised of Travellers, Roma and members of the majority population working in partnership at national, regional, local and international levels. To watch "It Doesn't Matter", a short film that aims to raise awareness about suicide in the Traveller Community, end the stigma associated with suicide and promote mental health services equipped to help, click here. Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she welcomes this weeks guest Ranae Von Meding CEO and co-founder of Equality for Children to discuss the exclusion people from the LGBTQIA+ community experience, particularly when having children and the impact this exclusion has on a persons mental health. For the month of June we will be joined by our partner organisations, ambassadors and supporters in order to share the voices of the LGBTQIA+ community. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl LGBTQIA+ Supports: Equality for Children A campaign for equality for children of LGBT+ parents in Ireland. Insight Matters LGBTQIA+ Family owned counselling, psychotherapy and wellness centre. Contact 01 891 0703 | 085 203 1487 or info@insightmatters.ie Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI) for support and information. For general queries you can contact keeva@teni.ie or office@teni.ie National LGBT Helpline 1890 929 539 (6.30pm-10.00pm) Transgender Family Support Line 01 907 3707 (6.00pm-9.00pm) LGBT.ie for online support, education and information BelongTo for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI+) support for young people in Ireland Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she welcomes this weeks guest Keeva Lilith Ferreyra-Carroll, the National Community Development Officer for TENI to speak about mental health issues and stigma within the trans community. For the month of June we will be joined by our partner organisations, ambassadors and supporters in order to share the voices of the LGBTQIA+ community. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl LGBTQIA+ Supports: Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI) for support and information. For general queries you can contact keeva@teni.ie or office@teni.ie To hear more conversations from the voices of people from the trans community, tune into Lillith's podcast ConverSayTrans: https://tortoiseshack.ie/the-conversaytrans-podcast/ National LGBT Helpline 1890 929 539 (6.30pm-10.00pm) Transgender Family Support Line 01 907 3707 (6.00pm-9.00pm) LGBT.ie for online support, education and information BelongTo for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI+) support for young people in Ireland Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she welcomes this weeks guest Collette O'Regan from LGBT Ireland to speak about mental health issues and stigma in the LGBTQIA+ community. For the month of June we will be joined by our partner organisations, ambassadors and supporters in order to share the voices of the LGBTQIA+ community. For more information, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl LGBTQIA+ Supports: National LGBT Helpline 1890 929 539 (6.30pm-10.00pm) Transgender Family Support Line 01 907 3707 (6.00pm-9.00pm) LGBT.ie for online support, education and information Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI) for support and information BelongTo for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI+) support for young people in Ireland Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she introduces our other guest See Change Ambassador Nicola Wall. In this episode, Nicola shares with you her experience of living with schizophrenia along with having schizoaffective disorder. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

What is your aura, and why does it matter? Learn how it's the seven-layer-dip of your body and why you should fluff yourself, while Jillian and Rosalie get into the nitty gritty of your soul's mood-ring. Your hosts will take you on a tour of aura-manipulating techniques for all situations, and how maybe you can use your aura for psychic dreams or spiritual body-sculpting. SHOW NOTES https://www.instagram.com/witchymoms/ (Witchy Moms instagram): page that really sparked Rosalie's weekly woo! https://amzn.to/3bRe76J (Hands of Light), by Barbara Brennan: Jillian's favorite go to book on the aura and energy healing https://barbarabrennan.com/ (Barbara Brennan's School of Healing): a pretty in depth school to help you learn how to be an energy healer https://amzn.to/3wtQUiG (Change Your Aura Change Your Life), by Barbara Martin and Dimitri Moraitis: a great how-to book on how to interact with your aura to, well, change your life OTHER EPISODES YOU MIGHT GET A KICK OUT OF https://www.shitmysoulsayspodcast.com/episodes/episode/20a73b8f/chakra-shit-is-that-an-energy-wheel-or-are-you-just-happy-to-see-me (Chakra shit: is that an energy wheel or are you just happy to see me?) https://www.shitmysoulsayspodcast.com/episodes/episode/302a5367/energy-protection-shit-the-sucking-and-shoving-episode (Energy shit: the sucking and shoving episode) https://www.shitmysoulsayspodcast.com/episodes/episode/34a5ddf4/ghost-shit-cock-blocking-ghosts-are-the-worst-kind-of-ghosts (Ghost shit: cock blocking ghosts are the worst kind of ghosts) CONNECT UP! Be https://ko-fi.com/shitmysoulsays (one of our magical supporters,) and get special goodies like workshops and hangout and supporter-only content Sign up for our newsletter for more good shit (including how-to blog posts): https://www.shitmysoulsayspodcast.com/subscribe (https://www.shitmysoulsayspodcast.com/subscribe) Leave ahttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shit-my-soul-says/id1544143111 ( review on Apple Podcasts) Follow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/shitmysoulsays/ ( @shitmysoulsays) And Facebook!https://www.facebook.com/shitmysoulsays ( https://www.facebook.com/shitmysoulsays) OH YEAH... Some of our links might be affiliate links. Meaning each time you buy (at no cost to you!), we might get a little extra cha-ching for sending you their way. This gives us a way to add a little extra income to pay for all the podcasting stuff, and is a way for you to help support us while getting some good shit in the process. We swear will only recommend things that we love, for sure. Thanks for supporting us and helping grow our podcast!

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she introduces our other guest See Change Ambassador Bernadette Crawford. In this episode, Bernadette shares with you her experience of living with bipolar disorder. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she introduces our other guest See Change Ambassador Blessing Dada. In this episode, Blessing shares with you her experience of living with obsessive compulsive disorder and how it is much more than what the public perceive it to be. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

-Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change as she introduces our other guest See Change Ambassador Rick Rossiter. In this episode, Rick shares with you his experience of living with borderline personality disorder and how it interacts with his bipolar disorder. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change for a small conversation in between seasons. In this Episode, Barbara discusses experiencing anxiety as the country begins to gradually reopen and what the difference is between every day anxiety and anxiety disorders. For more information on returning to the workplace, visit our guide A New Reality: living with Covid-19. The pocket guide to returning to the workplace. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change for a small conversation in between seasons. In this Episode, Barbara discusses change. The change we have made, what change looks like and why it important to make this change and continue to do so to end mental health stigma. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change for a small conversation in between seasons. In this Episode, Barbara discusses exclusion in the context of mental health and mental illness. Looking at some examples of what exclusion can look like when experiencing a mental health issue. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Project Coordinator of See Change for a small conversation in between seasons. In this Episode, Barbara discusses discrimination in the context of mental health and mental illness. Looking at some of the behaviours and identify discriminating acts. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Project Coordinator of See Change for a small conversation in between seasons. In this Episode, Barbara breaks down mental health stigma by discussing what public stigma is and how this can develop into self stigma. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Project Coordinator of See Change. In this Episode, Barbara finishes up the season with a round up of previous discussions. Over the last 3 months, we have had the privilege of speaking to a variety of guests and we wanted to remind you of the great perspectives they shared with us. We want to thank you for listening to us and joining us for these very important conversations. Be sure to keep an eye on our social media for when season 3 drops. In the meantime, visit seechange.ie for more information on mental health stigma. T: seechangeirl F: SeeChangeIreland I: seechangeirl Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined by guest host Barbara Brennan, Project Coordinator of See Change. In this Episode, Barbara discusses the Challenges women face in mental health, both personal and societally. Information in this episode was obtained from the NWCI Out Of Silence report which can be found here: nwci.ie/learn/publication/out_of_silence Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Join me as I interview Divya Alter, chef and co-founder of Divya's Kitchen NYC, the only Ayurvedic restaurant in NYC.  Divya is also the author of the Ayurvedic cookbook The New Ayurvedic Kitchen, What to Eat for How You Feel and the founder of the Ayurvedic culinary school Bhagavat Life, also in NYC.  Divya's Ayurvedic journey started decades ago when in her teenage rebellion, she decided to become a yogi.  Her yogic journey continued as she lived and studied in India for five years.  Her interest in cooking and food as medicine deepened as she contended with her own health challenges.  Trained as a chef in yoga ashram(s), she came to the U.S. and continued her Ayurvedic studies with Vaidya Mishra (SK Ayurveda) and energy healing with the acclaimed Barbara Brennan.  Our conversation reflects Divya's commitment to the study and practice of Ayurveda and in particular, Ayurvedic principles as they apply to food.  She shares her knowledge and passion for the subject with a generous heart.  Through Bhagavat Life, Divya leads a course titled Ayurvedic Nutrition and Culinary Training (ANACT), which is a certification program.  This course is appropriate for any individual who wants to improve his or her health personally as well as for professionals who are guiding others toward optimum health and vitality.     Offer for podcast listeners - 15% off your first purchase at Divya's Kitchen.  Promo code:  HealthyPeaceful15Find Divya:  https://bvtlife.com/​https://divyaskitchen.com/​http://divyaalter.com/​Instagram:@divyaalter @divyaskitchennyc @bvtlife

Here in this video we talk about soul 'walk-ins'; his early spiritual practice; the 'visitation'; becoming a Reiki master; early spiritual experiences; what happens in multiple personality disorder; multi-verse realities and its ramifications; different levels of the soul and how spiritual Enlightenment impacts it; bilocation, astral travel and remote viewing; where the world is now, energetically; different types of skills and education; healing modalities that he works with; Barbara Brennan; physical dysfunction being the result of energetic disharmony; bipolar and mood swing causes; symptoms of astral entities; doing 'work' while sleeping; Kundalini; things we don't see that are in different dimensions; importance of meditation and concentration; his psychic ability; what he teaches in workshops; psychic shields and his correspondence course for 1 pound. His website - http://www.beyondthesource.org/ His book 'History of God' - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00522RS6K/

Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week Abigail talks to the amazing Barbara Brennan, the See Change Project Coordinator all about mindful communication. *This podcast involves discussions of suicide, if this is something you may find triggering please take that into account before listening* Helplines: Call 999 or 112 if you or someone you know is about to harm themselves. Samaritans Free 24 hour listening service for anyone in distress. FreePhone: 116 123 Email: jo@samaritans.org. For free 24/7 support in a crisis, free-text HELLO to 50808. To avail of Shine Services contact phil@shine.ie or call 01 541 3715

Part two of Rose Schieck's episode is here! Last week, Rose shared her experience of motherhood and how she struggled to find herself in the chaos... if you haven't listened to it yet, make sure it's on your list! Rose starts this episode by reading a powerful message from Barbara Brennan's book, Light Emerging. In part two, we dive a bit deeper into how our energies affect our children inside and out of the womb and how we can better recognize when we subconsciously act out from our own desperation. We continue the discussion on finding those pockets of space for yourself, even if it's one minute of breathwork or just staying in bed that little bit longer.We need to make ourselves a priority. We do this by letting go of perfectionism and taking time for ourselves. And Rose will unapologetically preach this message to whoever needs to hear it.Connect with Rose https://www.mamastewell.com/Instagram: @mamastewellFacebook: Mamaste WellJoin Rose's upcoming workshopRose's blogs related to today's episode: Your Energy Matters, MamaSelf TalkFollow me, your host, Annie on Instagram, and join the Postpartum Revolution on Facebook!Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Want to be a guest on the show? Email me at thepostpartumrevolutionpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/thepostpartumrevolution)

In this special 'rewind' episode, Simon Hodgkins, Gregory Twohig, and Jordan Knights look back over the year to highlight several important topics and episodes. Digital transformation, mental health, and how the pandemic has changed the global landscape are the main discussion topics. Episodes discussed include Ep 26 - Davide De Simone, Ep 27 - Serena Pirrone, Ep 32 - Lucio Bagnulo, Ep 37 - Ellie Kemp, Ep 38 - Louise O'Conor, Ep 40 - Kristina Podnar, Ep 41 - Barbara Brennan, Ep 45 - Jameson Hoscyns, and Ep - 46/47/48 World UX with Alberto Ferreira, Tarja Karjalainen, Pat Higgins, Ryan Moroz, Sergio Valero, and María Jesús de Arriba Díaz. 

Dr. Jayne Marquis is a Naturopathic Doctor and Homeopath. Jayne has always held the belief that we are more than meets the eye. Like a tree, what we see is the trunk, the branches, the leaves, but what is equally important is what is not seen—the roots, the source of nourishment, security, and balance. Jayne is the host of INpowered Podcast. While receiving her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, Jayne fell in love with Homeopathy. The principles of Homeopathy resonated with her profoundly, as she had always held the belief that all physical ailments have mental and emotional components. She pursued her Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine from Ontario College of Homeopathic Medicine. Today Jayne applies her experience, knowledge, passion, and dedication to her current practice and the treatment of every patient she sees She has an VFR pilots license, been a Canadian ballroom dance Champ, has a hobby of trampoline, likes to talk about benefits of rebounding., lives on a horse farm...thinks horses and mucking are therapeutic. ”events” on horseback. She loves Wim Hof breathing and cold baths

Aidda Pustilnik continua aprendendo aos 84 anos. Ao cruzar os caminhos da psicologia com a espiritualidade ela levou a máxima de que é caminhando que se faz o caminho. Depois de 35 anos de psicologia em consultórios, inúmeros cursos e vivências ao redor do mundo (estudou com Barbara Brennan, psicoterapeuta e cientista, pesquisadora da Nasa e autora do best seller “Mãos de Luz”), além de muitos outros encontros, elaborou a síntese do que considera o caminho para o desenvolvimento humano. Costuma dizer que não precisamos de muito para viver, principalmente quando nos conectamos com a energia do coração. “É neste órgão que está a beleza da vida”, diz. Neste papo com o podcast "45 Do Primeiro Tempo", Aidda Pustilnik, uma das pioneiras no Brasil da psicologia transpessoal, diz que precisamos entender a nossa missão neste mundo e que mais do que nunca precisamos romper alguns padrões para evoluir. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Í þættinum ræða Kamilla og Sólbjört líkama okkar, orkustöðvar og lífsstreng.Við bjóðum þér að njóta hljómanna í lok þáttar til að loka augunum og tengja þig inn á við. Hljómarnir koma frá alkemíukristalskálum sem við spiluðum á.Í leiðinni að sjálfinu ferðast Kamilla Ingibergsdóttir og Sólbjört Guðmundsdóttir um andlegar víddir, velta hlutunum fyrir sér og skoða þau verkefni sem hver sál kýs sér á lífsleiðinni. Leiðin að sjálfinu er einlæg og persónuleg nálgun á stóra verkefnið, lífið sjálft!Viltu vita meira um okkur?www.kako.iswww.ljosheimar.isKamilla á InstagramSólbjört á InstagramKamilla og Ananda á FacebookSólbjört og Ljósheimar á FacebookÁhugaverðar bækur:Anatomy of the Spirit eftir Caroline MyssChakra Yoga eftir Anodea JudithHands of Light eftir Barbara Brennan (íslensk þýðing, Hendur ljóssins)The Ultimate Guide to Chakras eftir Athena PerrakisWheels of Life eftir Anodea JudithHljóðvinnsla fór fram í LubbaPeaceTakk fyrir að leggja við hlustir.

Is there Divine intelligence that orchestrates Life and has a perfect plan for all of us? Can you inherit trauma and heal it? Meet Judi Miller, author of Perfect: A Path to Love, Forgiveness and Transformation. In this episode: Exploring your past lives and connections; Balancing karma; Healing through awareness; Mystical experiences as a source of divine guidance and wisdom; Love as the nature of the Universe; Messages received from Higher Consciousness. Past life regression healing; Ancestral healing and its effects through the generation line; Releasing emotion from the body; How to prevent emotions from becoming trapped in the body; Two emotions of Fear and Love --- which do you choose? The butterfly effect; Unconditional love and acceptance; Forgiveness as the release of the stories that hold pain; Life as an interconnected puzzle. Visit Judi at https://judimiller.net/ Reference: Light Emerging by Barbara Brennan, You can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay (founder of Hayhouse), My Stroke of Insight by Jill Bolte Taylor Honorable mention: Delores Cannon, Dr Michael Newton, John Newton Thanks for joining us on EXPLORING THE MYSTICAL SIDE OF LIFE. You can also listen on Youtube and our Facebook page. If you enjoyed this conversation, consider supporting our podcast by donating to our Virtual Tip Jar at https://paypal.me/thoughtchange Thank you! Visit Linda Lang at https://thoughtchange.com to pick up your free copy of Learning to Listen.

The Guilty FeministPresented by Deborah Frances-White and Jessica Fostekew Episode 223: Finding Joy in Starting Overwith special guest Katie Melua. Recorded 26 September in London. Released 12 October 2020. The Guilty Feminist theme by Mark Hodge and produced by Nick Sheldon. Be Well Workshops. https://guiltyfeminist.com/be-well/ More about Deborah Frances-White http://deborahfrances-white.com https://twitter.com/DeborahFW https://www.virago.co.uk/the-guilty-feminist-book More about Jessica Fostekew https://twitter.com/jessicafostekew https://twitter.com/thehooveringpod https://www.facebook.com/CreationWithoutBorders More about Katie Melua https://twitter.com/katiemelua https://katiemelua.com Help Reem study in Canada Reem’s scholarship: https://opterus.com/scholarships/ Study permit details: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/get-documents.html New campaign link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/bring-reem-to-canada For more information about this and other episodes… visit guiltyfeminist.com tweet us twitter.com/guiltfempod like our Facebook page facebook.com/guiltyfeminist check out our Instagram instagram.com/theguiltyfeminist or join our mailing list eepurl.com/bRfSPT Come to a live recording! 24 March 2021 at The Eventim Apollo in London. 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Barbara Brennan is the Programme Coordinator at See Change, working positively to reduce the stigma and discrimination associated with mental health problems and to ensure that everyone enjoys the same rights on an equal basis. In this episode, we discuss mental health in the workplace, the voice of the lived experience, and the importance of sleep, nutrition, and hobbies. Barbara explains taking responsibility for wellness and the importance of minding your mental health.

1. From a ballroom dancer to naturopathic doctor and homeopathy 2. Aha-Moment 3. Dancing is joy for life 4. Reading the books of Barbara Brennan and Bruce Liption during the childhood 5. Thoughts effects the energy field 6. I asked what the next step would be - becoming a doctor 7. War against being rediculed 8. Homeopathy is nano science 9. Much inpact for less money 10. What diseases can be treated with homeopathy? 11. Treatment for the mask trauma 12. Is there a save way to vaccinate? 13. Social distancing results in a decreasing of the cuddle hormone oxytocin - is a treatment possible? 14. Fear has its own frequency 15. How works homeopathy when the patient lives in a poisoned enviroment? 16. The sign that homeopathy works 17. Healing process timing and how it works 18. Is it possible to increase a relationship by homeopathy 19. Homeopathy and the unconscious mind 20. The aim of the podcast - INPOWERED HEALTH - because Health is an INside job 21. Being patient for the process or the magic pill? 22. Why interviewing cancer patients? 23. How can cancer patients find the adequate treatment for themselves?

Today we are talking about mental health with Barbara Brennan, Programme Coordinator with See Change Ireland, the national stigma reduction partnership. See Change focuses on changing people's attitudes, perception and the whole conversation related to mental health. Their work is informed by people with lived experiences of mental health difficulties, who are best placed to give insight into mental health stigma. Barbara has been promoting mental health awareness and stigma reduction for a decade. She is a public speaker, facilitator and trainer who has a passion to support people, communities and workplaces to challenge their attitudes, and change their culture for a more positive, inclusive and open one. Through her work with See Change, she helps give a voice to people with lived experience of mental health difficulties, brings thought-provoking sessions on mental health to workplaces and sparks a national conversation on reducing stigma. Her desire to bring a message of hope and share the knowledge that people who have struggled with their mental health can and DO recover is at the heart of her work and comes from her own lived experience of overcoming severe and enduring mental illness. Barbara believes strongly in personal responsibility, empowering people to achieve their potential, and that by working together a society free of stigma can be created. Want to learn more about See Change Ireland? Go to www.seechange.ie or reach out on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Want to connect with Barbara Brennan? Email her at coordinator@seechange.ie

This is a conversation about my journey as a healer, how I heal myself, what being clairvoyant is like, how I do my sessions and tons of other topics I hope you find useful. While Carrie Hamilton and I were enjoying creative time together, she turned the tables and interviewed me. I had so much fun being in the "guest spot" as she asked me deep questions that made me think about why I'm so passionate to write and speak about energy awareness and self-care. In this episode, we discuss how massage school cracked me wide open in 1995 and activated my dormant clairvoyant abilities. I remember seeing energy around humans, animals and plants until I was nine years old. Massage therapy school was like the gateway that opened up many healing opportunities and levels of energetic awareness. We talk about my first book, True Calling, and why I wrote this career guide book for healers FIRST, since I have so many books I want to create. I explain why I'm so passionate about helping any kind of practitioner that works with clients avoid burnout and thrive. Read more about why I'm so into supporting healers in my article: True Calling: Career Support for Healers Show Notes: *Receiving bodywork for the first time at age sixteen and how that experience changed my life *What happened when I started re-engaging with my clairvoyant abilities in massage school *How my sessions became more than just a massage *What I learned as a spa owner, massage teacher and Reiki teacher *My surprisingly skeptical nature and how direct experience has always been my teacher *How learning how to be safe in my body and becoming grounded helped me heal chronic reproductive dis-eases *What it means to be "in your body" *Why ungrounded individuals have a lot of financial and health challenges *How the clients who are brave enough to learn to be with themselves are the ones that make positive changes *How a therapist can discern what information a client is ready to receive *What a typical healing session with me is like *Developing energetic boundaries *How to deal with shady light workers and manipulative intuition *Managing your gifts and practicing spiritual hygiene with good manners *Why no one else can do the healing work that you can do *There's no competition in healing work *Having authenticity at all costs *Why we all need a clearing ritual Links: Read my book here: True Calling: The Successful Hands-on Healer Thank you Carrie Hamilton of XO Wellness for interviewing me! Check out the book that started it all for me: Barbara Brennan's Hands of Light.

Laurelle Rethke, Stone Medicine Woman, vibrational healing therapist, spiritual alchemist, certified master of crystology, certified master of essential oils, certified in Barbara Brennan Hands of Light and Healing and Astrology will discuss with host Carol color of gemstones, chakras, and crystal healing. Have you ever been drawn to a crystal or have you ever not be drawn to a crystal? What does the energy or vibration of a gemstone or crystal do for you? Do you feel its healing energy or are attracted to its appearance? How can you recharge a gemstone? Did you know that each chakra has a healing gemstone? Laurelle believes that there are 9 chakras rather than 7. She calls the chakra system the rainbow bridge to our consciousness. Did you know that a red gemstone coincides with our root chakra and that the crown chakra coincides with the color violet? What are the earth chakras? Did you know that they are 6-8" below the feet? What do we look for when we purchase a crystal? How do you receive the highest vibration or frequency of a gemstone? Do you meditate with a gemstone, or do you wear gemstone jewelry? Laurelle Rethke of thefaerrkeden.com believes that the best way to receive its healing power is by placing a gemstone on your body. She feels that you should buy a stone that feels right for you. Your eyes, your visual stimuli will lead the way. How does a red stone help to heal the heart? What does blue calcite do? What is an "actor" stone used for? What is the best way to cleanse a stone? Is it quartz cluster, sage, or selenite? What length of time is needed to cleanse a stone? Laurelle Rethke uses 250 stones in her practice for clients. She has 1000's in her office. What is fluorite or tourmaline used for? Laurelle feels that the stone will speak to you. Your intuition will know what to purchase and how long the stone will be needed as we go through different cycles of our lives. Laurelle Rethke, Stone Medicine Woman will give you so much information on the beauty and healing properties of gemstones and crystals. It's The Matter of the Heart with Laurell Rethke and host Carol Olivia Adams.

Liberate The Podcast! Episode 103  | Find Your Life Purpose With Past Life Regression with host Cristina Dam & guest Jeroen De Wit   JEROEN DE WIT IN PERSON Join Jeroen at Liberate Hollywood for Past Life Regression Meditation on the 3rd Thursday of every month. Tickets HERE: https://www.liberatehollywood.com/fullcalendar  #LiberateYourself   FIND YOUR LIFE PURPOSE WITH PAST LIFE REGRESSION   ABOUT JEROEN DE WIT I am a graduate of Dolores Cannon's Quantum Healing Hypnosis Academy.  I have been practicing in Los Angeles as well as in Amsterdam, Netherlands. I trained with Dolores in 2006 and have since regressed hundreds of people. My mission in this life is to empower as many people as possible - including myself - to live authentically, by facilitating and teaching energy medicine processes. QHHT is of great value because of its magical capacity to bring about healing within the non-physical and physical dimensions of our being. In 1997 I was introduced to a healing meditation technique developed by gifted psychic Rheva LaRue which laid the foundation for me to navigate and understand our energy anatomy. My continued exploration of consciousness lead me to study dance and Bio Energetics. I explored Kriya Yoga, Sat Nam Rasayan, Barbara Brennan's body of work, Vianna Stibal's beautiful healing technique and shamanism at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies. ​I am a certified Reiki, Emotional Freedom Technique, EMF Balancing Technique, Quantum Touch and Dolores Cannon QHHT practitioner.  I hold a BA in Art Therapy and an MA in Spiritual Psychology of the University of Santa Monica and have over 5200 hrs of experience studying energy healing or therapeutic techniques, and working with individual clients or groups.  Other interests include photography, exploring nature around Los Angeles, making art, spending time with my cat Kitty, traveling and dance.   FIND US AT: www.LiberateYourself.com FB: http://www.Facebook.com/liberatehollywood IG: @liberatehollywood & @liberateemporium   FIND JEROEN: IG @jeroenislove www.jeroenqhht.com   ABOUT LIBERATE Liberate Hollywood: a healing, sacred and safe space designed to Liberate individuals, communities and the world! A place of strong community where we UNITE as one divine humanity to heal, to love, to transform, to vibe, to energize, to educate, to learn, to create, to be inspired, to be intellectually stimulated, to start great conversations, to rediscover our passions, to share and to enjoy.  A place where we rediscover ourselves and our path to healing. A place where we bond with like-minded and high-vibration new friends and colleagues - all within the protective walls of the infamous former Hollywood Sound Recorders studio. ​Liberate Hollywood UNITES us through many offerings in the spiritual and creative realms. Whether you are looking for alternative healing practitioners, creativity classes, yoga, meditation or other spiritual workshops, we have your body, mind and soul covered! Educational training and certification programs for those who wish to expand their spiritual portfolios are available. Come escape, laugh, cheer, cry and bond in our performance lounge featuring the best in live music, comedy, poetry, speakers, spoken word and other artistic presentations. Whatever your healing path entails, Liberate Hollywood has you covered. Heal yourself and you heal the world. ​Liberate Hollywood UNITES belief systems, traditions and rituals from around the globe and offers an extensive selection of crystals, minerals and jewelry for those who wish to continue their healing journey at home. Liberate Hollywood - where healing happens organically as spirituality and creativity UNITE.   Visit us online at www.LiberateYourself.com

Barbara Brennan Project co-ordinator from See change joined Sinéad on today's 11-1, May 1st marks the start of the month long Green Ribbon campaign aiming to break down the stigma associated with mental health issues. Barbara says she wants people to speak about depression and other mental illness in the open and transparent way you would talk about having a cold or other common ailments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spiritualität kann auf viele verschiedene Weisen ausgelebt werden und uns im Leben ein wichtiger Anker sein, durch den wir wieder in Kontakt mit unserem Ursprung kommen.    Wann Spiritualität jedoch auch zu einer Flucht werden kann, werde ich in der heutigen Episode mit Tina Apfelbacher besprechen. Wir erzählen euch von unseren ganz persönlichen Wegen in die Spiritualität und weshalb es so wichtig ist, eine Balance zwischen Körper und Geist zu finden.    Viel Freude beim Lauschen ♥️    Shownotes: Tina's Instagram Account Meine nächsten Events Audrey Kitching's Instagram Account "Rise Up & Shine University" von Laura Malina Seiler "Awesome People Conference" von Robert Gladitz Teal Swan's YouTube Channel  Tony Robbins Thaddaeus Koroma Lichtarbeit von Barbara Brennan   Schau auch hier vorbei: Facebook Gruppe: #Sinnfragen - wir Frauen wählen Liebe! Mein Instagram Account Mein YouTube Channel *Einige Links auf dieser Seite sind Affiliate-Links. Ich bin in verschiedenen Partnerprogrammen und werde am Umsatz jeder Bestellung über diese Links beteiligt, OHNE dass es Mehrkosten für die Kunden gibt.*

David’s purpose is to discover, improve and teach Real Magic by building the best mystery school in the world. He is a Channel and a Magician with training in multiple traditions by a masterful human, divine, and extraterrestrial teachers and lineages, including the Atlantean school of Damanhur. What is a mystery school? ALUNA movie The work of Dr. Joe Dispenza Dr. Masaru Emoto Dean Radin The observer effect What is reality and how can we edit it Andy Weir “The egg” Poem The Law of One The Latter of manifestation – Idea, Thought, Hope, Believe, Faith, Knowing The fearless soul track believe in yourself The flow mastery institute – belief clearing Barbara Brennan’s work The purpose of polarity Harmonizing with negative catalysts Alchemy Show Full Metal Alchemist Jeffery Martin – Finder’s Course Persistent non-symbolic representation Using breath to come back to reality and change the state of mind William Bengston – healing mice – research Holotropic Breathwork = Todd Zimmerman Website: http://www.mattbelair.com/podcast

Episode #28 Colette chats with Energy Healer, Diane Goldner. Diane is an internationally known healer and medical intuitive, who is able to release the root causes of illnesses and life challenges, creating health, illumination and grace. Colette and Diane discuss: Diane's interesting childhood reading material Meeting a meditation master from India Meditation bliss and anxiety Her blind date that changed her life path The influence of Barbara Brennan, former NASA scientist Investigative journalism on energy healing  Fifth chakra blocks, quills and healing Five years as a guinea pig with boundaries tested and dissolved Diane's Shaktipat experience From journalism to energy healing Diane's books 1. How People Heal 2. Yes, You Can Heal 3. Awakening to the Light Diane shares some stories from her 20 years of energy healing To find out more about Diane and take advantage of her free webinar offer, check out her website... http://www.dianegoldner.com/ Thanks for listening!  

How would your life be without pain fear and suffering? In this podcast, I share a conversation with Barret Hedeen, the creator of The Witness Energy Healing, a technique to witness the perfection and wholeness that is inside you, using insights into your energy, emotions and past lives.  As you are witnessed more truly, the shadows and imperfections that you have believed are brought forward and fully released.  In their wake is found your inner light, joy and peace.  It has always been there, waiting to be discovered. MENTIONED IN THE SHOW Past lives, energy healing, stepping into professional healing work, putting up with pain on a daily basis, reconnecting with joy and peace Book "Hands of Light" by Barbara Brennan "A Course in Miracles" by Foundation for Inner Peace GUEST LINKS Website: BarretHedeen.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheWitnessEnergyHealing Twitter: https://twitter.com/BhEnergyHealing Books: Questions for J  - and the Love that He Gave Me Poems for J HOST LINKS Intuitive Journal Intuitive Readings Free E-Book on Repeating Numbers and Sequences TRANSCRIPT Interview with Barret Hedeen INTRO Laurra: Hello Everyone! Thank you for listening to the Intuitive Journal podcast! I am your host, Laurra Warnke. For the past 8 years I have been a professional intuitive, spiritual advisor, and the author of the blog, IntuitiveJournal.com where I write about stepping out of the psychic closet, repeating angel number patterns and developing your intuition. I also offer private Akashic Record readings and 1 to 1 mentoring services for those ready to step out of the psychic closet and into professional healing work. Today, I am sharing a conversation with Barret Hedeen, who is the creator of The Witness Energy Healing, a technique to witness the perfection and wholeness that is inside you, using insights into your energy, emotions and past lives. Barret has written two books sharing his connection to his inner guide, Jesus, whom he endearingly calls J.  In Questions for J – And the Love that He Gave Me, Barret turns his questions of pain and sorrow over to J, and has words of compassion and grace returned.  The result is a go-to guide for how to come back to our peace when the world and its issues are getting us down.  His second book is a collection poems from this same inspired and joyful self, entitled Poems for J.  Both are available through Amazon.com. I want to welcome you to the podcast Barret! Why don’t you take a moment and say hello to everyone listening… Barret: Hello! Thank you so much Laurra! It’s really great being here and I’m excited that we are going to be doing this today. Laurra: Yes, exactly! I am totally excited about our talk today. Okay, so I want to share with my listeners that Barret and I have known each other for I would say probably 4-5 years if I remember correctly. I believe we met at a healing workshop or two and more recently we have been doing weekly support calls to keep us both on track with our healing businesses. So, I guess, does that sound about right 4-5 years ago? Barret: I think so. I think so, yeah. I remember it was a workshop about money and healing our issues around money. Laurra: Yes! The ongoing work of healing! Barret: Yeah! Most people have stuff in that area. Laurra: Yes, definitely! So, I think my audience and my listeners would love to know more about The Witness Energy Healing and what that means to you. Barret: The reason I called my practice The Witness Energy Healing is because that’s really the work that I do. And the healing perspective is I witness. I bear witness to past lives that people have when they come forward, I bear witness to pains or hurts that people are feeling, helping them to see them and to feel them in order for them to be gently released and undone. So, this is a process of peeling back the layers, the false layers within us of fear, judgement, anger. Sometimes these are tied into traumas from earlier in this lifetime. Again, we can just keep going back even further. I have this ability to tune into people’s past lives too which actually grew out of my own healing journey. As I was doing my healing work I started to have memories, that I knew I didn’t experience them this time around. So it was very clear to me those memories were from other lifetimes. And the reason they were coming up for me was that so I could actually heal whatever pain was connected to them and release that. In my journey I have just let go of whole different bits of things; fears, judgements, old past lives, patterns, issues around money, issues around sex, issues around even things that are awful like death and murder. Most of it being more mundane than that. Every time I heal something and let it go I find that I step more into joy and peacefulness in my life and my clients are feeling the same thing and sharing the changes that are showing up in their lives as well. Laurra: So can you remember a point when you really kind of knew that this was where you were going and doing healing work professionally was where it was supposed to go for you? Barret: Yes, well before I was doing energy healing I was a massage therapist for several years and that’s actually where I started to learn about a lot of these different things because I knew almost nothing about energy healing until I was a massage therapy school. Even then it was just like a little aside in one of the classes where it was mentioned. I was like I don’t know what that is. But over time I started to learn about it and I started to realize that the work I was learning was actually much deeper than the massage I was doing. That massage was always nice and it could help people but then in a week or two weeks later their tension returned. A lot of the issues I was working on (with clients) just went back to how they were. I could see that the energy healing actually had a more long-term impact. It was a deeper and more meaningful shift for people. Again, it really started with my life. I remember the first book that really got me into this area was a book called “Hands of Light” by Barbara Brennan. It was helpful to me because she had previously been a scientist. She had worked for NASA, and I think it was building satellites or rockets or something like that. Then she had this big psychic opening and she started seeing lights and auras around people and thought maybe she was going a little crazy at first but then realized it was just her authentic self coming forward. I was reading this book about her experience and eventually she went on to start a school. I started to use some of these techniques with my massage therapy clients and I remember one experience I had where at the end of the massage I was just also incorporating energy healing while I was doing a very gentle kind of closing parts of the massage and this person had a massive opening of the heart. I had this feeling…you know how in the story of How The Grinch Stole Christmas, his heart grew three sizes that day? I had that feeling, like her heart was growing multiple sizes. It was like way bigger. So, I am sitting there in silence while this is happening during the massage just feeling it and sensing it. She opens her eyes when the session was over and she said, “Oh my God, it felt like my heart expanded so much in that session!” At that point I was like okay! This was probably the big light bulb. This work really does something, it really makes a big difference in people’s lives. It was profound. It was really profound. Laurra: That is profound. To have that instant gratification, that instant feedback of like whoa! This works! This made a difference! That’s cool! Barret: I think that my path has just gone deeper and deeper. I have incorporated different energy healing techniques and after a while it just turned into my, basically my own style, which again I named The Witness energy healing and it actually is more conversational than a lot of the techniques that I learned. I talk with people about what’s going on but then I also tune in while I am talking with them and I will share things. Sometimes it’s something a person is very conscious of and will exclaim “I can’t believe you said that!” But other times it’s stuff that is a little more hidden, it’s unconscious to them and I’ll say something. They’ll be like “I’m not really sure what that part is about.”, and it might be later in the session or even after the session that people will come into realizing what that was for them. It’s all helpful, right? Everything that we look at is for that undoing of what’s false because as these false layers fall away, well, what comes forward? The light and the truth and the joy that is in everybody. They are just forgetting it, they are not remembering that’s who they are. The more we can let go of the shadow, the more that the light just shines. Laurra: That’s beautiful how you say that, it really is. One thing that is interesting, that I have been noticing for myself and I think it applies to others too, it’s how often we put up with the pain on a daily basis. Not just physical pain but it is like it just becomes a part of us. Through our work together when we’ve done some sessions to be able to take a piece of that (pain), even just one small piece of that pain. Whether it’s emotional pain or whatever is going on and be able to release it. It allows that expansion. It really starts coming through. Barret: Yeah, I think like you are saying, so many people are walking around with these pains and they just sort of become their new norm. They forget that there’s a lightness and a joy that is possible. Most people I think have such a heaviness around them. They feel like they can’t even access their truth, but that false layer, that burden, that heaviness, is only ever something that can heal, right? So, no matter how inaccessible your truth and joy feels, it is still there for you. It is always there for you. Every time you let go of even one layer…say there was a whole wall, and you could chip away even 10 percent of that wall…well, it still seems like there is a wall there, but you are closer to what you want, right? Maybe there is now some cracks in the wall. Maybe you can see the light starting to shine through even if you are not feeling the fullness of it yet. All of those things…they help and they are cumulative right? The more you do it, another 10 percent every time, eventually you get down to zero. Then you are just in the light and in the love. So, that’s the work. It’s just continuing forward to do this and to heal all these false layers within our mind and within our soul. Laurra: I think one of the biggest things that you said was that is (pain) becomes the new norm. Pain every day. You wonder why you walk a certain way, don’t pick up your feet, don’t put your shoulders back. There’s just so much heaviness. To be able to pull one layer, two layers off and just be able to breathe. Barret: It’s true, it’s true. It is just such a common thing and I’ve experienced it myself and I see it with my clients. That shift of going into the issue, it is usually not too fun, that part. Usually we don’t like to go a little deeper into the struggle or the tension. But then to emerge through on the other side, it is always like this sense of openness, always this sense of relief. Sometimes we are afraid of going there because we are like, well, if I let myself cry a little my tears will never stop. People are afraid of really going into the stuff within. But, I am here to tell everyone the tears will eventually stop. You know, maybe there are a lot of tears that need to be cried, maybe you are going to by crying for a few days after you’ve owned some of these feelings within yourself. That’s actually okay, it really is okay.It’s okay to feel your feelings. It’s okay to move through them. It’s okay to be all of who you are rather than just some idea or some part of who you are. Because, again so many of us are doing that. We are living these sort of half lives or even less than that and it’s sad. It really is sad. It’s not the way we have to be. Ultimately I would say that the biggest part of all this work is the CHOICE. It always come back to a choice we are making and remembering we have a choice. A choice to come into a greater sense of peace. A choice to come into a deeper sense of our truth. A choice to speak what we know is true in our life and with the people around us. These things often feel scary or threatening, but as we do them we realize they are actually the avenue to our happiness. Laurra: Sometimes it only affects you in one or two areas too, but it can be enough to affect everything. If it’s relationships or just something that happened with a family member, even if it was 30 years back. Those instances can really affect your thinking, your thought process, how you interact with others. I guess I am curious, who do you feel you work with more than others? What kind of topic areas do you work with? Barret: I do a lot of different kind of segments. I would say the general thing that connects them all is that people have to at least have a little bit of an open mind. I mean, if I am going to be sharing about people’s past lives, even if you are not sure you believe in it, you have to at least willing to kind of hear me out. So, that’s a commonality. I do work with relationships and I do work with couples. I help people move though relationship issues. I can work with groups as well. I work with people who have physical pains or problems but I would say the large majority is emotional issues that people are going through or relationship issues or just a desire for spiritual growth. So, that sort of general area is probably the bulk of the work that I do. The truth is everyone has some emotional issues, some hiddenness, some shame, some pain that if they work through it they can really come into a greater sense of peace. And a lot of those are connected to our relationships. Usually those relationships closest to us are sometimes the most painful ones. Because when the don’t look like we think they should, when they are not going way, the deep love we have for that person turns into a deep pain. So those kinds of things are things I work with people as well. I should say right up front that my sessions are not for you to be fixed. I am not here to fix anyone. But I am here to kind of see your truth. I am here to see the different layers of the happiness within but also the sadness, because when we see all these parts they start to flow. You could say that a lot of times people’s energy is just frozen and it is stuck. When we are in a frozen or stuck place, well, we can’t really move forward. We can’t really take the steps we need to. But when we can all of a sudden let the sadness flow a bit and even let the happiness flow and let all these emotions move through, what we find is that we are moving. We are moving through it. We might not move through as quickly as we want to sometimes, but we are actually doing the WORK. And it is changing. And it is leading us to that sense of peacefulness which is ultimately what all of us are looking for. Laurra: So, how do you generally work with people? Is it just single sessions or do you do longer term sessions? I am sure people are interested to know that. Barret: Most of the people I work with sign up for a series of sessions. I do single sessions as well for people who want that but most of the people that come to me…again, they have a desire for a big change in their life. And making a big change usually requires a certain amount of persistence and willingness. Again, if we are kind of peeling back the layers of these walls and the challenges within, in one session we maybe can get 30 percent of a wall done. But do you want to stop at 30 percent of a wall? Most people want to kind of get most of the way through or have a really big change in their life. I do three month coaching packages and I do year long coaching packages where I work with someone twice a month for an hour over the phone. Most of my sessions do happen over the phone. In the larger time frames we can really go deep. We can make a totally different shift or change in basically all of the different areas. One of my long term clients, we looked at issues around her career, her job, and money. We looked at issues around her relationship. And she hasn’t really been in a relationship, but now she’s really opening up to having that in her life again. So, there’s some really significant changes that are happening. Probably even those outer changes look pretty great but just the fact that when I talk to her she just seems really happy. I mean, to have someone who had different emotions a little bit more predominantly a year ago and now to be talking with her…I mean she’s just like bubbly and joyful. It’s just beautiful, so there are profound changes that can move through when someone is willing to make such a big change in their life. Laurra: Yes, it all starts with that willingness and that openness to allow yourself to want something more, something better. I don’t know, maybe a realization like “ I don’t have to put up with this stuff anymore! I am tired of dealing with this!” Barret: Yeah, I know you and I have talked about this before, but before I got into the healing work I kind of felt a little bit like a zombie. I had worked a job and you know it was fine. It helped me pay the bills and I did meet people and connect with people there but it wasn’t my passion. It wasn’t my real joy. I kind of had this feeling of going through life half asleep. At a certain point I just had to say it’s time to wake up and I actually needed help to do that. I worked with healers, you and other people, to help me move through these things so that I could claim my truth. I could step into what it was that is my purpose, which is helping other people moving through these shadows so that we can come into the light within. I think that we are all in this together and you know is it possible for people to do all this work on their own? I don’t know… I suppose…probably. But is it easier to do it on your own? I would say definitely not. It is easier if you have someone who can help you point out some of your spiritual blind spots and pain points that maybe you are a little afraid to look at on your own. To know that someone is there for you and will compassionately and non-judgmentally look at these things with you to help them heal and let go. I think we can all use some of that. Laurra: I definitely agree! I will just say when I started down the path of healing I was on the do-it-yourself track. You know, your read a lot of websites and it is all very helpful and it is an awesome starting point but there does come a point when you cannot see your blindspots. You can’t admit to yourself that what you are doing or not doing or that your thought process needs tweaking because your are IN it, you are LIVING it. To have somebody that you don’t know come in and be able to go…hmm…all right…what’s that about? Tell me more about this. I’ve picked something up here. It can be like “Oh, really?! I can’t believe I’m doing that.” So, it’s just a whole other level of healing. Starting out with reading and books is awesome and I still do, but to have somebody else helping and holding your hand through it and offering that support. That’s something that just goes so much further in being able to hold that light and to allow it in more. Beautiful. Barret: And I think that how healing always happens. It happens in togetherness. We can do a certain amount, ant what that looks like on our own is with our Spirit Guides. Our Spirit Guides are always helping us. I would say that is another facet of the work that I do. It is helping people access their own inner wisdom. I don’t feel that my function is to tell people what to do with their lives. I don’t need to be that guy. Everyone has that messenger within themselves. Most of are even somewhat or eve a lot clouded to hearing that voice, hearing that voice, hearing that part of us. That doesn’t mean it’s not there, it doesn’t mean we’re broken, it doesn’t mean we can’t get to that point. I mean, fore me in my own life it took many years of working on these things, to open more and more fully in to this. I wasn’t always able to see people’s past lives or my own as clearly as I can now. But because I have been persistent with the healing, it has just deepened and gotten more profound as I have gone forward. So, i think that is sort of an example of how the path unfolds. It is not wrong to be where you are on your path, it just means you have a few steps ahead of you so why not take them. Laurra: Exactly. Love that! So, can you tell everybody where they can find out more about you and your services? Barret: Yes, the best way is to go to my website, which is just my name, www.barrethedeen.com and that lists about the packages and the healing sessions that I was sharing about today and then the pricing around them. It also lists all the workshops and events that I am doing coming up, and it gives you the links to order my books at Amazon, so it’s a great resource to really see everything that I am doing and to connect with me more. Laurra: And I know you have a newsletter as well so anybody can go and sign up for your newsletter on your website there. That way you get all of that information because you do a lot of live workshops, not just locally here in the Illinois area, but you have flown many states, gone to many states and done workshops for various things. Barret: Yes, and that’s continuing. Coming up this new year (2018) we are going to be doing an event in Sedona, Arizona, a healing retreat from a Thursday to Sunday, so we would love to have you at that too. Again the details for that are on my website. It’s really going to be about experience, going into the experience and moving through whatever shadows we are carrying forward so that the light can shine in the way. Because the light shines the shadows away. The only power a shadow has is in its hiddenness. And when we reveal it to the light, what happens to a shadow when it meets the light? The shadow is gone. It is really that simple. So, it’s only ever our fear of going into that is the problem. So, yeah, all of my events are focused on that and some of them are specific about past lives, others are about the chakras - the energy centers that are a major part of our experience of life. I also do teaching about A Course In Miracles, which is really central to my path, which is a beautiful spiritual teaching about how to choose love in our lives and let go of fear. And even more stuff. There is always more coming. I am actually writing a book. That book is going to be called Forgiving All My Lives and it will basically be a memoir of my past life healing journey sharing all kinds of pretty amazing experiences that I have had since I’ve gotten on this path. I am hoping that will be ready for release in 2018 as well. Laurra: Awesome! Well, thank you, thank you so much for joining me on this podcast. It has been a pleasure talking with you today and I look forward to talking with you again soon. Barret: Thank you so much Laurra. This has been a real joy and a really fun conversation. So I am really glad you had me on today. Laurra: All right. You have a great day and have a great day everyone. Bye for now! Barret: Bye everyone!

Charlotte View and the School of Esoteric Healing presents the final episode of the Character Structure Series. This time Jennifer Boose and Claudia Pureco talk about the Rigid Character Structure or the Perfectionist. The so-called Character Structures, recognized in Bioenergetics and Barbara Brennan's spiritual healing methodology, are observably linked to different levels or depths of awareness of the affected people. The child feels that their creativity (sexuality) is rejected by the parent. They get the message early on that their unique qualities are not welcomed. They develop a rigid posture and suppress their emotions and feelings. The rigid personality is obsessed with being genuine and constantly fears that they are not. The rigid body type is reflected in a board straight posture. Although they often seem more balanced than the other character types, they are not letting out their feelings. Energetically, their energies remain hovering at the edge of their field while their core or true essence remains suppressed. The Character Structure Series is hosted by Jennifer Boose, who holds certifications in Spiritual Energy Healing, Past Life Regression, Life Between Lives, Spiritual Regression Therapy, Hypnotherapy,  Geobiology, Sound Healing and is an Awakening Your Light Body instructor. Contact Jennifer Boose ph: 336.723.5905 info@school-of-esoteric-healing.com www.school-of-esoteric-healing.com http://www.charlotteview.net/jennifer-boose.html

Join me for a discussion of the 8 major energy centers (or "chakras") in your human energy field. I discuss each center's role, associated body parts and organs, and potential dysfunctions. I also offer specific healing techniques and affirmations to bring each chakra back into balance and health. During the episode, I refer to Barbara Brennan's book Hands of Light. Get your own copy here. *Note: following Brennan's understanding of the human energy system, I associate the pituitary gland with the third eye chakra and the pineal gland with the crown chakra. These associations are sometimes reversed in newer studies of the chakra system (pineal with third eye and pituitary with crown chakra). To learn more about me or my services, visit Purefield. Drop me a line with questions, comments, or topics for future episodes at purefield.mass@gmail.com. As always, thank you so much for listening and for co-creating a more awakened reality with me!

Charlotte View and the School of Esoteric Healing proudly present the fourth episode of the Character Structure Series. On this episode Jennifer Boose (school director) talks about the Masochist Character Structure.  The so-called Character Structures, recognized in Bioenergetics and Barbara Brennan's spiritual healing methodology, are observably linked to different levels or depths of awareness of the affected people. The masochist defense is developed in an environment where the parents were domineering and gave love in a conditional way. Guilt, shame, and passive-aggressive techniques were all used by the parents to control the child. The masochist character responds by withholding their love and themselves from others. They complain and focus on the negative sides of things. They tend to carry a lot of weight around -- literally and figuratively: stored fat is seen as a sign of masochistic tendencies. Energetically, the masochist sends out tendrils of negative energy that pierce the energy field of others. The Character Structure Series is hosted by Jennifer Boose, who holds certifications in Spiritual Energy Healing, Past Life Regression, Life Between Lives Spiritual Regression Therapy, Hypnotherapy,  Geobiology, Sound Healing and is an Awakening Your Light Body instructor. Contact Jennifer Boose ph: 336.723.5905 info@school-of-esoteric-healing.com www.school-of-esoteric-healing.com http://www.charlotteview.net/jennifer-boose.html

Charlotte View and the School of Esoteric Healing proudly presents The Character Structure Series, hosted by Jennifer Boose and Claudia Pureco. Our second Episode covers the Oral Character Structure This is the second of the 5-Part Series on Character Structure. Many of our problems stem from defenses we picked up as children. They're known as character defense structures. Barbara Brennan School of Healing identifies 5 different defense structures. The names for some of these structures come from psychiatric terminology, but their meanings here are very different from their traditional ones ....  The oral character developed their defense during the period when they were totally dependent on their mother; the breastfeeding stage. At some point they are either abandoned by their parents or feel that they don't get enough physical or emotional nourishment. The belief of the oral is that they never have enough. Oral people tend to be thin and to jut out their heads. Energetically, orals to try to pull energy from other people because they believe they don't have enough of their own. Needs to finally feel “I am enough”. She will feel connected to the Earth plane and the nurturing love of the Divine Mother. She will begin to experience and trust in the abundance of the universe to feed her both materially and spiritually. Jennifer Boose, is a Teacher of Consciousness Studies and Soul-Directed Energy Healing and the Director of a 3-year Energy Medicine Training Program. She is a spiritual energy healer and certified in Energetic Feng Shui and Geobiology, Past Life and Life Between Lives Regression Therapies.  Contact Jennifer Boose ph: 336.723.5905info@school-of-esoteric-healing.comwww.school-of-esoteric-healing.com

Dr. Katie McCalley graduated from Logan University where she obtained her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree as well as her Master's Degree in Sport Science and Rehabilitation. She will also soon be officially credentialed as a Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician (CCSP). While in school, Dr. Katie founded the Logan chapter of the Adjusting Ninjas program which has since grown into a thriving organization. Also during school, Dr. Katie took a special interest in extremity adjusting. She started following and mastering Dr. Dan McClure's world-famous extremity adjusting techniques. Toward the end of her schooling, she was traveling around the country teaching extremity adjusting with Dr. McClure. Now, Dr. Katie has continued teaching extremity adjusting seminars on her own wherever there is interest. She even offers private chiropractic seminar excursions in beautiful Colorado for small groups of 5-15 people where individualized hands-on instruction is provided as well as Colorado adventure, a powerful spiritual experience, and a bit of relaxation! Dr. Katie lives and practices in a small mountain town in Southwest Colorado called Pagosa Springs. She started her own practice called Springs Chiropractic where she runs a casual, one-man show. Dr. Katie specializes in pregnancy and pediatric care, including care for children with physical and mental developmental disorders. She also specializes in athletic injuries, working extensively with a very active youth and adult population.  Dr. Katie lives to love and serve both her community members and individuals around the world as she travels to teach, learn, inspire, and grow.   Resources: Connect: 317-966-4801 drkatiemdc@gmail.com pspringschiro.com   Books: Hands of Light by Barbara Brennan

Episode 11 discusses how language in the spirituality world can create somewhat of a barrier to those who are unfamiliar with the terms--and turned off by the 'out there' labels such as chakras, auras, and higher self. Kim interviews Amy Morgan, who uses a combination of hypnosis, reiki, and earth based energies using her hands. Amy has a tech background, and brings a very left-brained pragmatic perspective to energy healing. She readily admits that she's not sure how her energy healing works--just that it does. Amy is also trained in hypnosis, and discusses how 'reprogramming' the subconscious mind can assist with emotional healing. Amy Morgan graduated from the Northwest School of Healing where she was trained in Barbara Brennan techniques, body-based psychotherapy, inner child work, and reiki master training through the lineage of Iris Ishakura. Amy's website: http://groundedenergyhealing.com/  Podcast website: http://woowoofortheskeptic.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woowoo4ts  Kim Polinder's website: http://kimpolinder.com 

Charlotte View proudly presents "Energy Healing through Compassionate Expressions" with Reva Tunnell, a gifted Intuitive Energy Healer and steward of a 40-acre private Healing Sanctuary and Wildlife Retreat in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, NC: Compassionate Expressions Mountain Inn & Healing Sanctuary  Practicing professionally as an Energy Healer for over 15-years, Reva specializes in both in-person and long distance healing sessions for humans and animals. Reva is probably most sought after for her healing guided messages as a channel to your Spirit Guides, who are dedicated to your awakening process and return to wholeness. In addition to natural healing gifts, Reva, is also a graduate of a rigorous 4-year certification program from the world's premiere institute of hands-on energy healing and personal transformation, The Barbara Brennan School of Healing.  Dr. Barbara Brennan, its founder, world renowned healer, former NASA physicist, and best-selling author of the pioneering energy healing classics: "Hands Of Light" and "Light Emerging". In addition to professional hands-on energy therapy, Compassionate Expressions Sanctuary offers neuromuscular therapeutic massage, cranial-sacral therapy, Past Life Regressions, outdoor whirlpool hot tub and workshop and retreat rentals.  To contact Reva by e-mail: compassionate@mindspring.com To schedule an appointment call: (828) 683-6633 Address to Sanctuary: 207 Robinson Cove Rd. Asheville, NC

My guest today in Andrew Newman, founder of the Conscious Bedtime Story Club. While expecting a working life as a retail jeweller in the family business in south Africa, the tug of something more always seemed to be there for Andrew. Shifting from everything from community development making hammocks, Andrew ended up following his deep longing for connection and his love of all things spiritual in a 10 year study of healing. His portfolio of work includes running a therapy practice as a Barbara Brennan Healing Science Practitioner, inspiring and publishing over 1500 donated poems as the PoemCatcher, volunteer coordinator for Habitat for Humanity in the township of South Africa and directing Edinburgh's Festival of Spirituality and Peace. He is a qualified Non-Dual Kabbalistic Healer and has been actively involved in men's work though Mankind Project since 2006.His latest project, The Conscious Bedtime Story Club, is a culmination of all of these areas of experience, intended to bring parent and child into deeper connection and spiritual union with themselves and each other. Join Andrew and I as we discuss themes of  the one, expressing your inner self, setting intentions, transitions, inclusivity and the importance of the last 20 minutes of the day.   You can find Andrew at www.consciousstories.com   Want to be part of the conversation? Come and join the GWR Facebook group at http://facebook.com/groups/goodworkrevolution   You can find me at: My Website: http://katemccready.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/katemccreadyhq Facebook: http://facebook.com/katemccready.com  Twitter: http://twitter.com/katemccready Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/katemccreadyhq   Books, Sites, People mentioned in Podcast you might want to check out: Dr Kristy Goodwin - Kids and Technology http://www.everychancetolearn.com.au/about/   Story about kids giving up sense of smell - http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/todays-global-youth-would-give-up-their-sense-of-smell-to-keep-their-technology-122605643.html   Book - Hands of Light:A Guide to Healing Through the Human Energy Field  by Barbara Brennan http://www.amazon.com/Hands-Light-Healing-Through-Energy/dp/0553345397 The Pomodoro Technique - http://pomodorotechnique.com  

If you want to slow down, catch your breath, and bring more life to your moments, rather than moments to your life, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll talking with best-selling author Achim Nowak, about The Moment: A Practical Guide to Creating a Mindful Life in a Distracted World. Today we'll talk about connecting to the moment, the precious present with all of it's sights, sounds, meaning, and memory, and how it can enrich, sculpt, and literally transform our lives. That Plus we'll talk about augenbilck's, climbing stairs, sleepwalking through life, being blindfolded for two and a half days, a little white house, therapeutic dolphins, and why in the world you might want to penis breath. And therapeutic dolphins Questions and Topics Include: How to bring more life to your moments rather than moments to your life (aka how to bring more mindfulness to your life) Why each moment matters and what we can learn from the moments shared in his book. Why Achim loves his mini-cooper How he went from being a narrator to theater Why his theater career went well, but why he needed to leave What Reverend Mona did with him in Sedona. How Achim went on a vision-quest How his vision-quest was really a turtous experience Sarah Marquis – in her book “Wild by Nature”…she says for 6 months as she was walking the world the stories kept running, but six months in the stories stopped, then she was able to be where she was. What is an augenblich and why should it matter to us? How you get signs and symbols from Universe How the Universe talks differently to different people. The story of Antoinette Tuff, a gunman and the Discovery Learning Center Why Gurdjieff made him do it. How to stop sleep-walking in our lives What is prajna wisdom? How do we see the deeper meaning in things? What's a pecha kuccha? What are the four keys of The Moment What do people in theater know about mindfulness and taking five minutes? What's the importance of a memory flash? What's one of his favorite memory flashes from the Florida Keys What does it mean (from Dr. Barbara Brennan) to block energy? What Joy Mclane bosfield taught him about “penis breathing” (from original cast of Porgie and Bess Psychologist Stephanie Van Faulwah and Curacao (Bahamas) and PTSD Dolphin Healing Therapy What's the meaning behind Jordan Spieth and understanding a moment What's the little meaning we find in orddany moments. What's a moment of Prajna? What happened with the toll-booth operator (and how he made her day) What is wave riding? Why has chi been a game-changer for Achim? Scott Nissam President Sony Pictures and Phnom Penh What's the foreign in our back yard What does it mean to surrender to your God energy Who is Will Self, and why did he walk to JFK airport? What is psychogeology? What's the importance of re-establishing our relationship of where we are? What is unobligated time and how is it important to us? Where to find his book: The Moment: A Practical Guide to Creating a Mindful Life in a Distracted World. Where people can go to get a weekly ‘energy boost' themoment.expert Achim Nowak Shares the Power of Each Mindful Moment & How to Build It Into Our Lives For Meaning, Happiness, a More Fulfilling Experience, Greater Joy, Happiness & Success! Mindfulness | Spirituality | Spiritual | Health | Career | Self-Help | Inspire! For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

How Your Built-in Defense Pattern Keeps You Unconcious Part 2  EPTworks: Listen, Love, Give Podcast Episode 25   Hi I'm Dr. Annette Cargioli the forgiveness doctor.  I'm here to help you create phenomenal, health happiness and new life with energy, intuition, and forgiveness. Ept is short for emotional polarity technique, an innovative holistic emotional therapy that will change your life for good.  You can subscribe to this podcast and get free EPT training at www.eptworks.com and like us on Facebook. This is part 2 of a 2 part podcast titled: How Your Built-in Defense Pattern Keeps You Unconscious.  In part 1, I went into detail to describe the 5 basic defense patterns that people use when they are triggered by fear in any situation.  Your defense pattern is a sort of automatic programming you were born with.  This automatic response programming gives you a way to "react" or "respond" to things in your environment that threaten you. You don't even think about it - it just happens - as a way of protecting you from getting hurt. In part 2 of this podcast, I'm going to briefly review the 5 basic defense patterns. If you want detailed information, you can check out part 1.  This is so valuable because when you recognize these reactions, you know the person has just "gone unconscious" in their behavior. This recognizable core defensive reaction becomes a predictable way to know that you or another person is afraid. It is a sign that you are just going through the motions in life without regard to creating anything new or better. In addition to giving you a brief review of the 5 defense types, I'm going to give you some dynamite forgiveness statements and affirmations to help raise the level of consciousness of any one defense type.  EPT is a healing modality that strategically raises one's conscious awareness and frees you up to create a new and improved life experience. Hopefully, this information will raise your consciousness so that you can start to notice all those times you are just "going on autopilot" because you stopped using your power to be present in a perceived threatening situation. When you show up for your life in present time consciousness, you open yourself up to infinite possibilities for conscious creative decision making that creates new and improved outcomes in your life.  The basis of these 5 defense types comes from Barbara Brennan's book, Light Emerging.  Like Us on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/eptworks Subscribe to our Podcast:  http://eptworks.libsyn.com/rss Get your Free Training: www.eptworks.com Find us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/eptworks

How Your Built-in Defense Pattern Keeps You Unconscious Part 1 EPTworks: Listen, Love, Give Podcast Episode 23   Hi I'm Dr. Annette Cargioli the forgiveness doctor.  I'm here to help you create phenomenal, health happiness and new life with energy, intuition, and forgiveness. Ept is short for emotional polarity technique, an innovative holistic emotional therapy that will change your life for good.  You can subscribe to this podcast and get free EPT training at www.eptworks.com and like us on Facebook. Have you ever known someone whose reactionary behavior is rediculously predictable? Flor example: Every time you say what you want, this person will want the opposite. Or another one you may have encountered; Every time you get into a deep discussion and you think it's going well - this person will turn it into a full on conflict and then blame you for causing it. Your defense pattern is something you were born with. You need a response to things that threaten you - an automatic response; one you don't even think about - it just happens - as a way of protecting you. Your defense pattern is the defense programming that you were born with. In part one of this two part podcast you are going to learn: -What is your unconscious go-to-reaction when you feel threatened? -You will also learn how to recognize these unconscious reactions existing in others. Everyone has at least one automatic defense pattern that shows up without you even thinking about it - it gets played every time you feel threatened or afraid. -I will teach you about the Defensive Aspects of Character Types. These descriptions are taken from the energy healing classic book, Light Emerging by Barbara Brennan. I'll describe the 5 basic defense patterns that people use when they are triggered by fear in any situation.  In part two of this podcast, I'll also give you some affirmations and forgiveness statements that you can use to become more conscious when you find yourself in life situations that trigger your predictable unconscious patter of defense.  Like Us on Facebook:  www.facebook.com/eptworks Subscribe to our Podcast:  http://eptworks.libsyn.com/rss Get your Free Training: www.eptworks.com Find us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/eptworks

Charlotte View loves to play and have fun! When that happens we know it means to Expect the Unexpected. When a last minute cancellation comes our way, we see it as an opportunity to try something new:  Our Mystery Psychic of the Day: Rebecca Pfeffer She is a Psychic Medium and Energy Intuitive. Her first experiences with Spirit Communication began as a child & continued to grow profoundly while working for a her family's funeral home. "Connecting to Spirit is truly sacred.To be a bridge connecting the Physical to the Spiritual is a blessing. I am in service to helping those heal & find hope in those moments of grief.  I am also in service to those in Spirit."  ~ Rebecca Pfeffer With a background of the Barbara Brennan energy studies & various other modalities, she takes her readings to a deeper level as she is also able to access her client's chakra system. By using her clairvoyance, clairaudience & clairsentience she is able to provide guidance & direction.  She is a certified metaphysician practitioner with over 15 years of experience healing, reading & teaching.  She  continues to study with many East Coast & International Mediums. Contact:  Rebecca Pfeffer    /  www.spiritual-connections.biz  /  757-995-6842

Meghan McAfee / Flo2s Meghan left her massage practice in Alpharetta to join the FLO2S team, and we are delighted to have her on board. She is trained in numerous modalities and has over a decade of experience in bodywork. Besides being a licensed massage therapist, Meghan is certified in the Barbara Brennan method of energy work, […] The post Meghan McAfee with Flo2s, Dave Basarab with Mobile Business Academy, Steve Wadley with Click Media, and Elizabeth Kunetz with BC Advisors appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Coach Cafe' is thrilled to welcome back Marcia Schwartz author Path of Return-A Spiritual Guidebook For Enlightenment in Everyday Life!  Path of Return: a Spiritual Guidebook for Enlightenment in Everyday Life gently and lovingly walks you through how you can live a life of integrity, positive intention, and responsibility in everyday dealings with yourself and others, while teaching the principles of living life with compassion and right action. Path of Return is a guide to practicing the spiritual alchemy of remembering your true identity as Divine energy. Marcia has an extensive background in training with some of the top names in the field of psychology and energy healing.  She completed four-year certification programs with Ilana Rubenfeld (founder Rubenfeld Synergy), John Pierrakos M.D. (founder Core Energetic therapy), and Barbara Brennan (founder Barbara Brennan School of Healing). Marcia has always been at the forefront of treatment methodologies in her chosen field of work. She looks forward to sharing the guidance, wisdom, and truth found in Path of Return with others.  To contact Marcia visit- www.marciaaschwartz.com  

Old friends refresh their connection on Alive & Direct Presents when Dan Laureano welcomes CC Treadway, founder of Treadway Esoteric, to the show! Listen in on their conversation about energy healing, channeling, the Mayans, the Cosmos and, of course, Life.For more information about CC Treadway and Treadway Esoteric, visit www.cctreadway.com.

Old friends refresh their connection on Alive & Direct Presents when Dan Laureano welcomes CC Treadway, founder of Treadway Esoteric, to the show! Listen in on their conversation about energy healing, channeling, the Mayans, the Cosmos and, of course, Life.For more information about CC Treadway and Treadway Esoteric, visit www.cctreadway.com.

Betsy-Morgan Coffman is one of the top psychic-channels and spiritual teachers in the U.S. She’s been lecturing, demonstrating, teaching, and giving psychic readings for over 12 years. As a naturally gifted clairvoyant, she has been studying metaphysics all her life, spending her earlier years as an assistant-to-the-minister in the Church of Religious Science, an educator in the St. Louis and Albuquerque Public School Systems, a Consumer Food Specialist for the Department of Agriculture, a TV hostess, a facilitator for A Course In Miracles, a Rebirther, member of National Speaker Association, and a 20-year Reiki Master. Betsy has personally studied with Anthony Robbins, Wayne Dyer, Caroline Myss, Barbara Brennan, Deepak Chopra, Swami Chidvilasananda, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, and Gangaji.

Betsy-Morgan Coffman is one of the top psychic-channels and spiritual teachers in the U.S. She’s been lecturing, demonstrating, teaching, and giving psychic readings for over 12 years. As a naturally gifted clairvoyant, she has been studying metaphysics all her life, spending her earlier years as an assistant-to-the-minister in the Church of Religious Science, an educator in the St. Louis and Albuquerque Public School Systems, a Consumer Food Specialist for the Department of Agriculture, a TV hostess, a facilitator for A Course In Miracles, a Rebirther, member of National Speaker Association, and a 20-year Reiki Master. Betsy has personally studied with Anthony Robbins, Wayne Dyer, Caroline Myss, Barbara Brennan, Deepak Chopra, Swami Chidvilasananda, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, and Gangaji.

Betsy-Morgan Coffman is one of the top psychic-channels and spiritual teachers in the U.S. She’s been lecturing, demonstrating, teaching, and giving psychic readings for over 12 years. As a naturally gifted clairvoyant, she has been studying metaphysics all her life, spending her earlier years as an assistant-to-the-minister in the Church of Religious Science, an educator in the St. Louis and Albuquerque Public School Systems, a Consumer Food Specialist for the Department of Agriculture, a TV hostess, a facilitator for A Course In Miracles, a Rebirther, member of National Speaker Association, and a 20-year Reiki Master. Betsy has personally studied with Anthony Robbins, Wayne Dyer, Caroline Myss, Barbara Brennan, Deepak Chopra, Swami Chidvilasananda, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, and Gangaji.

Betsy-Morgan Coffman is one of the top psychic-channels and spiritual teachers in the U.S. She’s been lecturing, demonstrating, teaching, and giving psychic readings for over 12 years. As a naturally gifted clairvoyant, she has been studying metaphysics all her life, spending her earlier years as an assistant-to-the-minister in the Church of Religious Science, an educator in the St. Louis and Albuquerque Public School Systems, a Consumer Food Specialist for the Department of Agriculture, a TV hostess, a facilitator for A Course In Miracles, a Rebirther, member of National Speaker Association, and a 20-year Reiki Master. Betsy has personally studied with Anthony Robbins, Wayne Dyer, Caroline Myss, Barbara Brennan, Deepak Chopra, Swami Chidvilasananda, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, and Gangaji.