Podcasts about Breathing Underwater

The boys are back! In this episode, our hosts celebrate Chris' 25th year of sobriety. Chris shares more of his journey while also exploring throughlines between recovery, faith, and community. What exactly can we learn and apply to our lives even if we aren't in recovery?Learn more about Recovery at AHUMC here: https://ahumc.org/recovery/Thank you for listening! Don't forget to subscribe or follow the podcast so you don't miss a single episode. Enjoyed the episode? Share it with a friend, and leave a rating and review to help us reach more people!We need your questions! Email commonspace@ahumc.org or visit https://ahumc.org/podcasts to submit your faith-related questions.Email us at podcasts@ahumc.org or visit ahumc.org to learn more about Alamo Heights UMC.Recommended Reading:‘Alcoholics Anonymous: The Big Book' by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services Inc.‘Breathing Under Water' by Richard RohrHosts: Chris Estus, Ryan Jacobson, and Darrell Smith

Coming up for air after being trapped in the fog of a cycle of domestic abuse – the story of (mostly) women who have finally found the strength to leave. After a news review with Sasha Kehoe, the topic of today's show is Domestic Violence. Eric Lamhène and Rae Lyn Lee set out to make a film a few years ago where the back-story of one of the characters was domestic abuse. When they started their research in 2017, visiting shelters of victims, they realised this was the story they wanted to tell instead. ‘Breathing Underwater' (Hors d'Haleine) is the result. Produced by Samsa Film, this Luxembourgish independent feature-length film was released in cinemas on 13th of November 2024 and will be re-shown on 7 March ahead of Women's International Day on 8 March. Eric is the director and Rae Lyn is the co-writer and Director of Photography. www.breathingunderwater-film.com My other guest, Christine Renzi, is a social worker who has worked with women and children at Foyer Sud for many years. Today she is part of a team that runs “Log-in”, part of Conseil National des Femmes du Luxembourg, CNFL. Eric and Rae Lyn talk about the strength of women in the shelters they visited, the camaraderie and strife they share as they figure out a new path ahead. Eric mentions the fact that most of these women are ex-pats as Luxembourgish people tend to reconnect with family or friends here in these situations. Christine tells us that even though some women (as it is mostly women) return, they usually, eventually, leave when the time is ready for them. Both Christine, and Eric & Rae Lyn, have brought their work into schools and every time, whatever the socio-economic demographic, they have children come to talk to them as they know what this is about, they have lived it. Or they walk out as it is too painful for them to relive it. Domestic abuse comes in many forms and it is not always physical. Psychological abuse can be more harmful in ways as it constantly chips away at the other's confidence, gaining control of that person, making them feel as though they live in a fog of doubt. The victim's circle diminishes, they may loose work and certainly loose confidence. Often there is a trigger to leave the home, and often this trigger is the children. 

Of course men are also victims although the figures at the moment for men are much lower than for women. Nonetheless, in Luxembourg law, both genders are seen in equitable terms. What makes a (mostly) man abuse another? Eric says that his conversations with psychologists suggest it happens with these men are not in contact with their emotions. “The patriarchy hurts both sides”. If you want to check the violence scale, here is a good resource: https://oivf.seinesaintdenis.fr/app/uploads/2022/06/violentometre-2019-anglais.pdf If you need help and support in Luxembourg please contact: www.violence.lu You can find more information from Eurostat here: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20241125-3  www.breathingunderwater-film.com

Mindy Caliguire says that stepping into life with God is like underwater breathing — we have to learn how to do it and use the practical supports available to us. Join Nathan and Mindy for a great conversation about practices for spiritual thriving. 

If creativity doesn't always yield the expected results, how do we measure “success”?  In today's episode, I explore the idea of focusing more on how the creative process feels than on how it looks. It doesn't matter if you're growing a business or falling in love or making a piece of art. The question I want you to ask yourself is: how does it make you feel?  This isn't how we're trained in religion or in many family dynamics and it certainly isn't how we're indoctrinated by broader culture. But is it possible that leaning into what feels good — over what looks good — gets us closer to our desired outcome?  Here's the book I mentioned in today's episode: Breathing Under Water by Richard Rohr. Host: Ally Fallon // @allyfallon // allisonfallon.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jobs interviews, rejections, loss, and disappointments. What to do when you hit rock bottom? Setbacks, whether personal or professional, can be overwhelming, but they also serve as the start of a new chapter. This episode explores the concept of hitting rock bottom in our careers and how to move through it. Key Takeaways:The power of self-compassion and resilience Six actionable steps to rebuild after professional or personal setbacksPractical guidance for moving through itMentioned on the show: Breathing Underwater, poem by Carol Bialock, RSCJSupport the showJill Griffin , host of The Career Refresh, delivers expert guidance on workplace challenges and career transitions. Jill leverages her experience working for the world's top brands like Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Hilton Hotels, and Martha Stewart to address leadership, burnout, team dynamics, and the 4Ps (perfectionism, people-pleasing, procrastination, and personalities). Visit JillGriffinCoaching.com for more details on: Book a 1:1 Career Strategy and Executive Coaching HERE Gallup CliftonStrengths Corporate Workshops to build a strengths-based culture Team Dynamics training to increase retention, communication, goal setting, and effective decision-making Keynote Speaking Grab a personal Resume Refresh with Jill Griffin HERE Follow @JillGriffinOffical on Instagram for daily inspiration Connect with and follow Jill on LinkedIn

In the additional step of 13 in AA it talks about if God exists, why do bad things still happen and how he has suffered as much as us. I also see how through my suffering I was able to find great support with my angel moms, even though others have condemned me.    Key Takeaways:    [2:04] Step thirteen of AA  [3:32] If God exists then why do bad things happen? [5:00] God suffered just like the people around them  [6:41] God doesn't just fix everything  [12:16] Why doesn't God sustain what was created? [14:10] Finding connection amongst people [18:33] I don't think Molly needed to die for me to learn to love [19:57] Suffering is apart of life, but you can't let it consume you [23:51] Passing over: getting through life's crap  [27:52] Losing my child united me with so many others [28:25] I hate getting advice from people who haven't lost a child [29:46] Times I have struggled, but found my north star  [30:29] Times I felt judged and condemned  [31:57] We have to look at our suffering and see it in a healthier way Resources:   Breathing Underwater     Connect with Barb:   Website   Facebook    Instagram   Be a guest on the podcast    YouTube   The Molly B Foundation  

Here we are with Season 3, Episode 3, where we aptly discuss the meaning of the numbers 3, 33, and numbers in triplicate! Numbers are more than just random digits or odd ‘coincidences,' God speaks to us through numbers in dreams, visions, or even patterns we see in our waking life. Believe it or not, this isn't a new way of God speaking to His people. In fact, it's an ancient method of communication from God. Did you know that every letter of the Hebrew alphabet has a number assigned to it? God has used numbers to speak profound messages to His people for thousands of years and still does today.The number 3 often symbolizes the Trinity and divine perfection, while 33 can represent the death and resurrection of Jesus, or death unto life. We also explore the significance of numbers in triplicate, such as 333 or any other repeated number. When you encounter these patterns, God is likely highlighting His presence in your life and bringing a sense of completeness concerning what the number in triplicate signifies. However, each occurrence is an invitation to seek deeper understanding from God. To learn more about these numbers and how to interpret them in your life, seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and be sure to tune in to this week's episode of Breathing Underwater!Resources mentioned: Numbers That Preach by Troy Brewer Googling the Hebrew meaning of a given number Hebrew linguistics for numbers 1-40 Strong's Concordance Scripture!

Fall is here! And with it, a new season of the Breathing Underwater podcast, where we dive into the deep things of God and explore the mysteries of how He speaks to us through dreams.As we transition into the fall season, we're also discussing a common dream: the falling dream. This type of dream often reflects areas in your life where you feel out of control or unable to change the outcome. The context of your dream matters—were you alone when you fell? Did you jump, or were you pushed? The details can reveal more about what God is highlighting in your life. Remember, dreams are not just about conveying information; they are an invitation to draw closer to God and seek His guidance.With Labor Day approaching, we're also talking about pregnancy dreams. These are more common than you might think and - believe it or not - are not just for women. These dreams often symbolize that you are spiritually pregnant with something new that God is bringing forth in your life. It could be a new job, season, relationship, or opportunity. Pay attention to the details in your dream: how far along are you? This could provide insight into what God is doing in your life. Be sure to ask God what He is birthing through you and be open to the journey of discovery!Join us as we fall into a new season, exploring these themes and more, as we grow in intimacy with God and understanding the language of dreams!*Scripture References: Genesis 15:1; Genesis 20:1-7; Genesis 28:10-17“He's giving us keys to pray to bring His kingdom to earth.”“Don't forget…learning to interpret your dreams isn't just about getting information. It's about intimacy. It is about hearing from your Creator who wants to be in relationship with you.”More on Breathing Underwater Membership HERENeed help discerning God's voice? Book a dream appointment HEREJoin the Community and Newsletter HERE Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.comInstagram: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayPromo Music Oleksii Kaplunskyi, PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash

This message concludes our series on spirituality and the 12 Steps by looking at the promise of ongoing recovery--a spiritual awakening. Pastor Mark explains Step 12 and then ties all the steps together, showing how they build on each other in a journey of intensification toward freedom, peace, and love.

In this message, guest speaker, Dr. Tony Ferretti, talks about steps 10-11, which focus on spiritual and emotional selfcare. Speaking our of his experience as a licensed psychologist, he stresses the importance of developing healthy habits that last a lifetime in recovery.

This week we refresh ourselves on one of the most pivotal live dream interpretation episodes of the Breathing Underwater series: The Baby Factory. Originally released in Episode 14 of Season 1, Margaux's dear friend and fellow dream interpreter, Heather, joins the show and shares a POWERFUL dream. Without prior interpretation, the two stumble upon one of the most profound and weighty messages for us to hear (and heed) as underwater breathers.This episode is holy, convicting, and an invitation for all of us to walk in purity, righteousness, and wholehearted yieldedness so that we can align with the fullness of what Jesus paid for and has designed for each of our lives. Margaux and Heather discuss the cost of saying yes to God's best above our ‘good enough', and the very real temptation to settle for a desire - even a good one - before its time. We revisit the Garden of Eden and how the enemy uses many of the same tricks to keep us tethered to cyclical patterns of dysfunction that inhibit us from fully stepping into our God-given identities.The message gleaned from The Baby Factory is for everyone: it's a summons to draw near to God, no matter your choices or stage of life, and remember that the blood of Jesus can take care of anything. If you missed it the first time around - and even if you didn't - you'll want to listen to this Summer Refresh; it is brimming with heavenly revelation and divine insight into what we are called to as a people.*Scripture References: Song of Solomon 8:4; Matthew 7:11; James 1:17; Romans 8:37“I didn't realize the cost of waiting on God's timing or even just taking things into my own hands…it looks like laying it down on the altar. It looks like watching the fire hit the altar and watching your dreams burn, that's what the waiting looks like. It looks like not keeping it on the back burner so that maybe you could pull it out later.”“With God, the cost is always upfront. He's not shady about the cost. He is very truthful, very honest, but the cost is unto a reward. With this other scenario, with us choosing to partner with the flesh, the reward comes first and then the cost.”More on Breathing Underwater Membership HEREInterested in 1:1 coaching with Margaux: Free Consultation HERE https://PermissiontoReign.as.me/?appointmentType=39971876Join the Community and Newsletter HERE Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.comInstagram: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash

In this message, we look at the toxicity of shame and the healing power of confession, repentance, and making amends, the spiritual practices that undergird Steps 4-9 of Alcoholics Anonymous. Whether you wrestle with addiction or some kind of unwanted behavior this message in the series, "Breathing Under Water," will help!Source: Richard Rohr, "Breathing Under Water: Spirituality and the Twelve Steps" (Franciscan Media 2011).If this message is a blessing, you can support our ministries by donating at www.fumccb.com.  Speaker: Pastor Mark Reynolds Venue: First United Methodist Church (Cocoa Beach, FL) Connect with Pastor Mark:www.revmarkreynolds.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PastorMarkReynolds 

Graham and Scott chat about tonight's show featuring Metric at Peterborough Musicfest; have the mood to cheat this summer, you're not the only one

In this message, we continue our new series on Spirituality and the 12 Steps by focusing on a God that has the power to save and the importance of surrender. Whether you wrestle with addiction or some kind of self-destructive pattern, this message will help!Source: Richard Rohr, "Breathing Under Water: Spirituality and the Twelve Steps" (Franciscan Media 2011).If this message is a blessing, you can support our ministries by donating at www.fumccb.com.  Speaker: Pastor Mark Reynolds Venue: First United Methodist Church (Cocoa Beach, FL) Connect with Pastor Mark:www.revmarkreynolds.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PastorMarkReynolds 

"Breathing Under Water" is a new series (based on a book by Richard Rohr) that explores Christian spirituality and the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. In this first message, we explore the link between addiction and sin, revealing how these dynamics often trap individuals in self-destructive cycles. Paradoxically, it's by acknowledging our powerlessness that we find the strength to seek solutions beyond ourselves. Whether you or a loved one grapple with addiction or some kind of unwanted behavior, join us on this transformative journey toward healing and recovery.Video, "Nuggets" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUngLgGRJpo. Book: Richard Rohr, "Breathing Under Water: Spirituality and the Twelve Steps" (Franciscan Media 2011).Ego in Contemplative Christianity: In the Christian contemplative tradition, the term ego describes a way of thinking and being in the world that is driven by a compulsion to control. It is a false self that sees everything through the lens of its own personal hurts, needs, and memories, making it self-centered, defensive, judgmental, and easily wounded. When ego is in charge, we take things personally, and when offended we feel driven to retaliate tit-for-tat. It construes life as a zero-sum game in which there are winners and losers, then strives for superiority, obsessing over achievement and public perception. Ego is dualistic, painting the world in black and white extremes. As such, it is arrogant, riddled with illusions, and blinded to deep truth. Ego causes us to constantly compare ourselves with others, is neurotically self-reliant, and must always be in control. I must control my thinking and feeling, as well as my actions, my image, and how other people see me. I must also control the thoughts, feelings, and actions of others. I must control my environment to feel safe. I must control every aspect of life to meet my own needs, fix my own problems, and secure my own future. If this message is a blessing, you can support our ministries by donating at www.fumccb.com.  Speaker: Pastor Mark Reynolds Venue: First United Methodist Church (Cocoa Beach, FL) Connect with Pastor Mark:www.revmarkreynolds.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PastorMarkReynolds 

We dove into summer with our first big Biblio Adventure of the season! It involved art by kids inspired by Emily Dickinson's poem, “Hope is the thing with feathers,” lobster, a little free library, and Bank Square Books. A great day! In other Biblio Adventures, Emily went to see Ann Leary talk about her new essay collection, I'VE TRIED BEING NICE, at R.J. Julia Booksellers in Madison, CT. She also found an adorable #LFL in a tree stump! Chris attended a virtual panel discussion of NEW SEEDS OF CONTEMPLATION by the North Central Connecticut Chapter of The International Thomas Merton Society. In the Just Read segment, the books we talk about include: – PEARCE OYSTERS by Joselyn Takacs – THE GUNCLE by Steven Rowley – ARSENIC AND ADOBO by Mia P. Manansala – LOVE AND HOT CHICKEN: A Delicious Southern Novel by Mary Liza Hartong – DIVE! The Story of Breathing Underwater by Chris Gall Three reference books make brief but important appearances: THE READERS' ADVISORY GUIDE TO ROMANCE by Robin Bradford and both the APA and MLA style guides. Short stories: – “Idle Hands” from the collection CRAFT: Stories I Wrote for the Devil by Ananda Lima – “Why Won't You Die?” by Jessica P. Pryde from the collection SOMEPLACE GENEROUS: An Inclusive Romance Anthology edited by Elaina Ellis and Amber Flame. – “Her Boss” by Willa Cather from the collection UNCLE VALENTINE AND OTHER STORIES: Willa Cather's Uncollected Short Fiction, 1915-1929 edited by Bernice Slote. We also talk about what we're currently reading, want to read, and upcoming #biblioadventures. Oh, and we announce our THIRD QUARTER READALONG PICK for our Year of Reading Romance! We hope you enjoy the episode and if so, please consider leaving a review wherever you listen, as it really does help others find us. Happy Listening & Happy Reading! https://www.bookcougars.com/blog-1/2024/episode211

“We're missing the point here; I think what we we need to address is the burglary that's going on.” First aired in Episode 7 of Breathing Underwater, Margaux interprets a dream of her own, offering a timely word and inviting the Body into a “stake in the ground” moment regarding the sacredness and holiness of dream interpretation.There has been a “burglary” in the territory of dream interpretation and we need to address it. The bulk of what we find as we search out answers to dreams, name meanings, numbers, and other symbols is unfortunately rooted in witchcraft/New Age beliefs. It is imperative that we reclaim this territory as sacred and holy; it belonged to God first.As humans, we can desire knowledge and wisdom outside of relationship (e.g. The Fall in Genesis); it is still a temptation for us today. As Believers, the heart of dream interpretation is and has always been an invitation to deeper intimacy and relationship with God. Join us in this Summer Refresh as we remind ourselves of practical ways to protect the holiness of dream interpretation, and what it looks like to move forward after this “stake in the ground” moment.*Scripture References: Proverbs 9:1; Genesis 1:3-5; Genesis 3:1-6“The purity and the holiness of this topic has been burglarized for a long time. And it's time to make it sacred again. This is His and it's always been His. And in this podcast we are going to take every measure to protect the holiness and the sacredness of this. This is something that is very important to me, and deep down, at the core of who I am, is to call holy what is holy and call sacred what is sacred and to protect it.”“It is all about relationship; this is one of the main differences of interpretation that we're going to see in the world…We are relying on a different spirit. We are relying on the Holy Spirit of God. We are also getting this interpretation…because we want to know Him more and we want to know ourselves more. We're not going after information for information's sake - we're going after intimacy. This is a really big difference.”More on Breathing Underwater Membership HEREInterested in 1:1 coaching with Margaux: Free Consultation HEREJoin the Community and Newsletter HERE Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.comInstagram: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash

Episode 65 Summer RefreshAs we enter into as CRAZT HOT WEEK in Northern California ( think triple digits )- Summer has arrived. This episode is the first in the Summer series of Breathing Underwater called “The Summer Refresh”. In this episode Margaux shares 3 reasons for the title Summer Refresh as well as 3 practical ways to intentionally engage with the new physical and spiritual season of summer with a return to simplicity and refreshment in the truth of the Gospel, as God as our first lover and to the foundations of biblical, spirit lead dream interpretation. Here are the practical ways to engage with the reset: Get a dream journal or a new dream journal. Or create a new folder on your phone. Set some time apart to go back through the last quarter of your dreams and reflect. Are there any patterns you see in your dream content? Are there any dreams that have been fulfilled? Make a new folder or tag them so they go into a new mental category. Look at your summer and ask Holy Spirit to help you find a REALISTIC rhythm of time to spend with your dreams. Time to seek out God: "For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened”. Matthew 7:8 Take an honest assessment of your days and set goals that are realistic and life-giving.Summer brings something different for all of us. For some it's a winding down, others it's a ramping up and many have lives that stay the same. But let's acknowledge the change in season and respond to the newness of it but taking a pause to re-align, re-set and intentionally seek God for His voice in our lives.More on Breathing Underwater Memberships HERENeed Help with dreams or discerning God's Voice? Free Consultation HERE Join the Community and Newsletter: HERE Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.comInstagram: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash

In this episode, airing on Mother's Day (which we didn't realize at the time of recording), Phil and Suzie chat with Diane, who is a long-time Virginia resident, a mom to a brilliant nearly-25-year-old, and completely owned by a big, goofy black lab and two cats – one perfect angel and one complete ass. She adores them all. She also loves to swim, write, and travel, and she's fascinated by architecture, especially old churches. Some have said that's God reaching out to her, but that just makes her snort. An agnostic atheist since her late teens (but a doubter since childhood), she was indoctrinated and raised in the Methodist church. She enjoys hearing about others' spiritual journeys, even when she doesn't understand them.   We have a fascinating conversation about her upbringing, her transition from indoctrination to atheism, and the freedom, hope, and joy that she has found outside of religion and faith.  Diane is the ultimate example of what many people strive for while deconstructing, namely the desire to be free, be herself, and connect with people on her own terms.   Diane writes on her blog, Breathing Underwater.  You can connect with her at https://breathingunder-water.blogspot.com/  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X, and YouTube @flawedtheology  Join us on our Facebook group Dangerous Questions Listen to us on our website https://www.flawedtheologypodcast.com and on all major podcast platforms. Rate and review us on Spotify, Apple, YouTube Music.    

Au début du XXIème siècle, le sitariste de renommée internationale Ravi Shankar faisait une tournée « d'adieu » en présentant son héritière, sa fille Anoushka Shankar. Depuis, l'artiste britannique d'origine indienne s'évertue avec talent à défolkloriser son instrument. Entretien et #SessionLive. La longue liste des projets accomplis par Anoushka Shankar, semble raconter l'histoire de plusieurs vies condensées en une seule : sitariste virtuose, compositrice de musiques de films, militante passionnée ; elle est également la première et plus jeune femme à se voir remettre les armes du Parlement britannique, la première musicienne indienne à présenter et jouer lors de la cérémonie des Grammy Awards. Ayant fait ses premiers pas sur la scène internationale très jeune, elle s'est rapidement imposée comme une artiste singulière, animée par une soif d'explorer au-delà des frontières des genres, passant du classique au contemporain, de l'acoustique à l'électronique le long d'une carrière qui court depuis près de vingt-cinq ans.Tout en offrant un répit du monde où elle grandit sous le regard continu du public, la maison familiale des Shankar était rarement un lieu propice au recueillement silencieux. Les musiciens allaient et venaient en permanence, que ce soit pour apprendre, répéter, improviser ou simplement s'adonner à des jeux musicaux autour de la table à manger. Anoushka s'est mise à étudier le sitar, et la musique classique indienne dès l'âge de 9 ans sous le haut patronage de son père, Pandit Ravi Shankar, maître de l'instrument et figure sans laquelle la musique du XXème siècle n'aurait pas été la même. Après des débuts professionnels à l'âge de 13 ans, elle part en tournée autour du monde aux côtés de son père avant de poursuivre son propre chemin sur scène à l'âge de 18 ans.Découvrant la musique électronique à l'adolescence, elle s'immerge alors dans la scène psychédélique trance de Goa établissant des parallèles entre les propriétés méditatives et introspectives de la musique classique indienne et le relâchement extatique sur la piste de danse. Trois albums de musique classique plus tard (chez Angel Records EMI), elle n'a que 25 ans et est déjà une habituée des salles prestigieuses telles le Carnegie Hall de New York et Le Barbican de Londres. Elle s'oriente ensuite vers des ambiances plus telluriques, des textures plus profondes avec l'album Rise (2005), animée par le désir de « créer une musique qui puisse pleinement représenter qui je suis ». Composée et réalisée par ses soins, la musique de Rise est infusée de sons électroniques créés avec Gaurav Raina de MIDIval Punditz, un « moyen de raconter mon histoire avec mon père : grandir sur trois continents avec un pied dans le passé et un autre dans le présent ».L'album suivant Breathing Underwater, réalisé en collaboration avec le multi-instrumentiste Karsh Kale, entrevoit un univers sonore où les ragas, les paysages analogues lumineux, les nappes électro contemplatives et les incursions de Ravi Shankar, Sting et de sa demi-sœur Norah Jones, s'imbriquent harmonieusement sans jamais donner l'impression de ne pas être à leur place.La signature chez Deutsche Grammophon en 2011 est le point de départ d'une décennie marquée par une créativité débridée. Le temps de quatre albums, tous nommés aux Grammy Awards, des fils disparates sont tissés ensemble pour former une riche tapisserie où les thèmes se bousculent et les palettes sonores sont constamment élargies. Les intenses méditations sur l'amour et la perte de Traces Of You, réalisé par Nitin Sawhney, sont suivies de Home et le retour doucement triomphant des pures improvisations raga.La relation historique entre la musique classique indienne et le flamenco espagnol est au cœur de Traveller, réalisé par Javier Limón, alors que l'actuelle crise internationale touchant les réfugiés est à la source du cri de ralliement de Land Of Gold. Land Of Gold cristallise parfaitement le son d'Anoushka : le sitar dé-exotisée résonne autour de l'instrumentation imprévisible en défiant les frontières des genres.En 2022, Anoushka rejoint Leiter, le label fondé par Nils Frahm et son manager Felix Grimm, et sort l'album live, Between Us qui est nommé dans la catégorie Meilleur Album de Musiques du Monde aux Grammy Awards, et Anoushka reçoit une nomination dans la catégorie Meilleure Prestation de Musiques du Monde pour sa collaboration avec Arook Aftab, sur Udhero Na extrait de l'édition Deluxe de Vulture Prince du chanteur et compositeur pakistanais.Elle collabore avec des artistes aussi divers que Herbie Hancock, Patti Smith, Joshua Bell, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Jules Buckley Anoushka considère que son plus grand défi musical reste ses premiers pas dans la composition pour le cinéma: avec la réalisation d'une bande originale de Shiraz, l'un des premiers grands films muets indiens restauré par l'Institut du Film Britannique, et sa performance lors des projections. Plus récemment, elle compose la bande originale de A Suitable Boy (« Un Garçon Convenable ») de Mira Nair.Avec sa musique, Anoushka évoque aussi bien les instants intemporels du passé que l'urgence du futur, ce qui la pousse à nourrir son travail d'un engagement sans relâche. S'exprimant ouvertement à propos de ses expériences en tant que femme et ancienne victime de maltraitance dans son enfance, elle met sa notoriété au profit de campagnes telle que le One Billion Rising. Elle est fréquemment associée aux initiatives du Haut-Commissariat des Nations unies pour les Réfugiés (UNHCR) et de Help Refugees afin de récolter des fonds et sensibiliser les gens à la crise des réfugiés. En 2020, elle est investie première présidente de la F-List: une base de données britannique créée afin de combler l'écart entre les sexes dans l'industrie musicale. Elle est également ambassadrice de The Walk, un projet artistique international de soutien aux réfugiés. Tout cela ne fait que témoigner de la singularité d'une artiste qui parvient à mener plusieurs vies en une. Titres interprétés au grand studio- In The End Live RFI (issu de l'EP Chapter II) + RFI Vidéos- Extrait Raga Anandi Kalya avec son père  Ravi Shankar voir clip- Daydreaming Feat. Nils Frahm, Extrait Chapter 1- Pacifica, extrait de Zik Chapter 2- Extrait Sea Dreamer feat. Sting (Album A Perfect Rain, 2007)- Extrait Traces Of You duo avec Norah Jones- Extrait Casi Uno duo avec Buika (album Traveller, 2011)- Dancing In Madness Live RFI  (album Traveller de 2011) + RFI Vidéos.Line Up : Anoushka Shankar, sitar ; Danny Keane, piano, violoncelle ; Pirashanna Thevarajah, percussions (konokkol, mridangam, morsing) et Claire Simon à la traduction.Son:  Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.► EP – CHAPTER I – Forever For Now (Leiter 2023)► EP – CHAPTER 2- How dark It Is Before Dawn (Leiter 2024).

Au début du XXIème siècle, le sitariste de renommée internationale Ravi Shankar faisait une tournée « d'adieu » en présentant son héritière, sa fille Anoushka Shankar. Depuis, l'artiste britannique d'origine indienne s'évertue avec talent à défolkloriser son instrument. Entretien et #SessionLive. La longue liste des projets accomplis par Anoushka Shankar, semble raconter l'histoire de plusieurs vies condensées en une seule : sitariste virtuose, compositrice de musiques de films, militante passionnée ; elle est également la première et plus jeune femme à se voir remettre les armes du Parlement britannique, la première musicienne indienne à présenter et jouer lors de la cérémonie des Grammy Awards. Ayant fait ses premiers pas sur la scène internationale très jeune, elle s'est rapidement imposée comme une artiste singulière, animée par une soif d'explorer au-delà des frontières des genres, passant du classique au contemporain, de l'acoustique à l'électronique le long d'une carrière qui court depuis près de vingt-cinq ans.Tout en offrant un répit du monde où elle grandit sous le regard continu du public, la maison familiale des Shankar était rarement un lieu propice au recueillement silencieux. Les musiciens allaient et venaient en permanence, que ce soit pour apprendre, répéter, improviser ou simplement s'adonner à des jeux musicaux autour de la table à manger. Anoushka s'est mise à étudier le sitar, et la musique classique indienne dès l'âge de 9 ans sous le haut patronage de son père, Pandit Ravi Shankar, maître de l'instrument et figure sans laquelle la musique du XXème siècle n'aurait pas été la même. Après des débuts professionnels à l'âge de 13 ans, elle part en tournée autour du monde aux côtés de son père avant de poursuivre son propre chemin sur scène à l'âge de 18 ans.Découvrant la musique électronique à l'adolescence, elle s'immerge alors dans la scène psychédélique trance de Goa établissant des parallèles entre les propriétés méditatives et introspectives de la musique classique indienne et le relâchement extatique sur la piste de danse. Trois albums de musique classique plus tard (chez Angel Records EMI), elle n'a que 25 ans et est déjà une habituée des salles prestigieuses telles le Carnegie Hall de New York et Le Barbican de Londres. Elle s'oriente ensuite vers des ambiances plus telluriques, des textures plus profondes avec l'album Rise (2005), animée par le désir de « créer une musique qui puisse pleinement représenter qui je suis ». Composée et réalisée par ses soins, la musique de Rise est infusée de sons électroniques créés avec Gaurav Raina de MIDIval Punditz, un « moyen de raconter mon histoire avec mon père : grandir sur trois continents avec un pied dans le passé et un autre dans le présent ».L'album suivant Breathing Underwater, réalisé en collaboration avec le multi-instrumentiste Karsh Kale, entrevoit un univers sonore où les ragas, les paysages analogues lumineux, les nappes électro contemplatives et les incursions de Ravi Shankar, Sting et de sa demi-sœur Norah Jones, s'imbriquent harmonieusement sans jamais donner l'impression de ne pas être à leur place.La signature chez Deutsche Grammophon en 2011 est le point de départ d'une décennie marquée par une créativité débridée. Le temps de quatre albums, tous nommés aux Grammy Awards, des fils disparates sont tissés ensemble pour former une riche tapisserie où les thèmes se bousculent et les palettes sonores sont constamment élargies. Les intenses méditations sur l'amour et la perte de Traces Of You, réalisé par Nitin Sawhney, sont suivies de Home et le retour doucement triomphant des pures improvisations raga.La relation historique entre la musique classique indienne et le flamenco espagnol est au cœur de Traveller, réalisé par Javier Limón, alors que l'actuelle crise internationale touchant les réfugiés est à la source du cri de ralliement de Land Of Gold. Land Of Gold cristallise parfaitement le son d'Anoushka : le sitar dé-exotisée résonne autour de l'instrumentation imprévisible en défiant les frontières des genres.En 2022, Anoushka rejoint Leiter, le label fondé par Nils Frahm et son manager Felix Grimm, et sort l'album live, Between Us qui est nommé dans la catégorie Meilleur Album de Musiques du Monde aux Grammy Awards, et Anoushka reçoit une nomination dans la catégorie Meilleure Prestation de Musiques du Monde pour sa collaboration avec Arook Aftab, sur Udhero Na extrait de l'édition Deluxe de Vulture Prince du chanteur et compositeur pakistanais.Elle collabore avec des artistes aussi divers que Herbie Hancock, Patti Smith, Joshua Bell, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Jules Buckley Anoushka considère que son plus grand défi musical reste ses premiers pas dans la composition pour le cinéma: avec la réalisation d'une bande originale de Shiraz, l'un des premiers grands films muets indiens restauré par l'Institut du Film Britannique, et sa performance lors des projections. Plus récemment, elle compose la bande originale de A Suitable Boy (« Un Garçon Convenable ») de Mira Nair.Avec sa musique, Anoushka évoque aussi bien les instants intemporels du passé que l'urgence du futur, ce qui la pousse à nourrir son travail d'un engagement sans relâche. S'exprimant ouvertement à propos de ses expériences en tant que femme et ancienne victime de maltraitance dans son enfance, elle met sa notoriété au profit de campagnes telle que le One Billion Rising. Elle est fréquemment associée aux initiatives du Haut-Commissariat des Nations unies pour les Réfugiés (UNHCR) et de Help Refugees afin de récolter des fonds et sensibiliser les gens à la crise des réfugiés. En 2020, elle est investie première présidente de la F-List: une base de données britannique créée afin de combler l'écart entre les sexes dans l'industrie musicale. Elle est également ambassadrice de The Walk, un projet artistique international de soutien aux réfugiés. Tout cela ne fait que témoigner de la singularité d'une artiste qui parvient à mener plusieurs vies en une. Titres interprétés au grand studio- In The End Live RFI (issu de l'EP Chapter II) + RFI Vidéos- Extrait Raga Anandi Kalya avec son père  Ravi Shankar voir clip- Daydreaming Feat. Nils Frahm, Extrait Chapter 1- Pacifica, extrait de Zik Chapter 2- Extrait Sea Dreamer feat. Sting (Album A Perfect Rain, 2007)- Extrait Traces Of You duo avec Norah Jones- Extrait Casi Uno duo avec Buika (album Traveller, 2011)- Dancing In Madness Live RFI  (album Traveller de 2011) + RFI Vidéos.Line Up : Anoushka Shankar, sitar ; Danny Keane, piano, violoncelle ; Pirashanna Thevarajah, percussions (konokkol, mridangam, morsing) et Claire Simon à la traduction.Son:  Mathias Taylor & Benoît Letirant.► EP – CHAPTER I – Forever For Now (Leiter 2023)► EP – CHAPTER 2- How dark It Is Before Dawn (Leiter 2024).

Hello Dreamers!This episode is a simple, fun, snippet overview of the podcast from 2023. Whether you've followed us episode by episode or have just started listening, this is a quick way to get an overview of this first year of Breathing Underwater. This episode lends a reflection of sorts to close off this past year as we move onwards and upwards ( and of course deeper ) in 2024.More on Breathing Underwater Memberships HEREInterested in 1:1 coaching with Margaux : Free Consultation HERE Join the Community and Newsletter: HERE Email: margaux@permissiontoreign.comInstagram: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash

This Christmas week, we explore of the God of impossible things. If the impossible story of God becoming a human is true, then that changes everything, for everyone, forever. I am particularly mindful this week of those who feel unwelcome at church or those for whom Christmas might be a particular struggle - I pray you will feel the truth of Emmanuel - of God with us (all of us!), both inside and outside of church walls. If you'd like to connect with me, ⁠find me on Instagram⁠ or ⁠on my blog⁠.  If you'd like to ⁠help support this podcast financially⁠, there's now a way to do just that, and thank you - visit me ⁠on my page at buymeacoffee.com⁠! Thanks as always for sharing, subscribing, rating, and reviewing, as this helps our community to grow! Here are some resources I hope will help you to engage with this week's topic in a deeper way for yourself: 1. ⁠Beautiful advent IG post⁠ from author Laura Kelly Fanucci 2. Video: ⁠Christmas Chapel Music⁠ - advent and Christmas music we recorded for our community who couldn't attend church in December of 2020 3. Podcast: ⁠Unlocking Us with Brene Brown and Fr. Richard Rohr⁠, on Breathing Under Water, Falling Upward, and Unlearning Certainty, part one of two 4. Children's Book: ⁠Jesus' Christmas Party⁠, by Nicholas Allen 5. Song: ⁠One Day,⁠ by Christina Wells 6. Song: ⁠Wonder (Spontaneous)⁠, by Bethel Music, Amanda Cook 7. Song: ⁠Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened⁠, from Handel's Messiah, performed by Oregon Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra 8. Song: ⁠Night of Silence/Silent Night⁠, by Marty Haugen 9. Video: ⁠Silent Night on harp⁠, performed by my friend, Peter Vaughan-Vail. Thank you, Peter, for the gift of your harp music in each and every episode of Raised Catholic. You and your music are a gift. 10. 4th Sunday of Advent mass at St. Cecilia's Boston - ⁠don't miss this homily b⁠y Fr. John Unni

We had the pleasure of interviewing Mike Mains & The Branches over Zoom video!Mike Mains & The Branches have always bottled complex emotions and relatable stories within hummable homegrown anthems. They have organically progressed over the course of Home [2012], Calm Down, Everything Is Fine [2014], and When We Were In Love [2019]. Billboard hailed the "buoyant pop" of the latter, while Atwood Magazine praised its "upbeat, energetic, feel-good pop-rock." Among many standouts, “Briggs” generated north of 4.8 million Spotify streams as "Breathing Underwater" and "Live Forever" each surpassed the 1 million-mark. After trading his native Michigan for Nashville, Mike underwent another era of transformation. Stuck at home mid-Pandemic, he retreated inward and began to understand his past and, ultimately, himself a bit more."Once COVID hit, I finally had the opportunity to allow some things to start boiling over," he elaborates. "I got serious about therapy, my mental health, and my well-being. I acknowledged wounds that had been on the backburner for my entire life. I've been on my own since I was 16, and I come from a family of physical and mental abuse. By living alone and crashing on couches over the years, I've cobbled together a wonderful surrogate family. Growing up, my dad was like, 'You'll never make it'.' Part of me was pleased to find success, move to Nashville, buy a home, and support myself and my wife off rock 'n' roll. Nevertheless, all of this pain came up. So, these songs are little vignettes and snapshots of not only the relationship between my wife and I but what was happening in the world with George Floyd and America's heartbreaking response."We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #MikeMains&TheBranches #MikeMainsandTheBranches #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement

David Fleming speaks with Anoushka Shankar. The initial conversation was when she was in the area to perform, with orchestra, one of the concertos for sitar and orchestra written by her father, the late Ravi Shankar. Beyond the concerto works, we spoke about some of her other releases, as she'll be in the area quite soon in quintet form. A rather atypical grouping, though SO nice! We'll hear about this, a couple of her releases, "Rise" and "Breathing Underwater." We'll also hear about her work with Herbie Hancock, Sting, and more, as well as a VERY moving piece called "In Her Name," combining music, dance, and spoken word. Originally called "In Jyoti's Name," the piece is "in loving memory of Jyoti Singh Pandey, who was beaten and gang-raped on a bus in Delhi," leading to her death two days later. VERY powerful! Also touching lightly on Anoushka scoring one of India's first three movies ever made!

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Episode 21:Number 21 means Manifest Spirit - or what the Spirit makes tangible. “The Bible says all things are revealed by the light of truth. Twenty-one represents what the light of truth brings our into the open, whether good or bad. The number 21 represents the light of truth.” - Numbers That Preach pg. 163Margaux has guest Heidi Mortenson, LMFT and host of “Strong Tower Mental Health Podcast” where she talks about the topics of faith and mental health. Heidi is wise and awesome- she had Margaux as a guest a few weeks ago where they talked about dreams and Margaux found out Heidi is a dreamer- so invited her to Breathing Underwater to have a dream interpreted live! Heidi's dream Miracles proved to be a mighty revelation from the Father and a tangible impartation ( for lack of better terms) to prepare for the next leg of her calling to live in the deep with God. As this dream comes to light - a second dream of Heidi's is also connected in to the topic and we see how strategically God timed her dreams leading up to the podcast. You just can't make this stuff up! You don't wanna miss this deep, unique episode!Heidi's info:Strong Tower Mental Health Podcast: LinkHeidi's YouTube: LinkInstagram: heidilynnlmftBOOK: Numbers That Preach link1:1 coaching with Margaux : Free Consultation LinkJoin the Community and the Dream conversation: linkInstagram: @permission_to_reignIntro Music by Coma-Media from PixabayImage by Claire Fischer from Unsplash

Do you see or hear things in the unseen world? Or have you desired the deeper things of God but are not sure how to learn about without feeling like you are weird? Margaux Nelson has learned how to listen and partner with God with difficult circumstances. She has always been an emotionally sensitive and spiritually sensitive person. She had many deep experiences she had no language for. She finally realized there wasn't something wrong with her and she wasn't “weird”, but she learned that there is a real spiritual realm and the things she was sensing and feeling were real. She realized she is wired to have authority in the unseen realm. She experienced freedom from this and is now learning how to steward the gifts and operate in this wisdom. Each one of us was born to be in the deep unseen things with God. Margaux's podcast is called “Breathing Under Water” and this podcast interview will do just that: bring you in the deep things of God like dreams and visions. You will hear a deep dive into the mysterious language of dream interpretation and how you can operate from your true identity in Christ. “'In the last days, God says, I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your young men will see visions, your old men will dream dreams.” ~Acts 2:17 Margaux's website: https://www.permissiontoreign.com/ To listen to the Breathing Under Water Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/breathing-underwater-a-dream-interpretation-podcast/id1674097621 Heidi's website: https://heidimortensonlmft.com/ If you are in crisis, help is available by call or text 1-800-273-8255 24/7. You can also visit https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org. You are loved!

 Hey friends, you're in for a treat in today's episode. I'm sitting down with my incredible friend Margaux, the host of Breathing Underwater: A Dream Interpretation Podcast.  Through her journey, she discovered that dreams serve as a means of divine communication, allowing God to speak, guide, and provide valuable insights. God skillfully employs these symbols to capture our attention and convey profound truths.  Margaux also sheds light on the ways in which God speaks through dreams. She encouraged listeners to ask God what He is bringing up in their dreams, exploring the deeper meanings behind the symbolism presented. She explained metaphors play a significant role in dream interpretation, and it becomes less intimidating when we bring these metaphors to God. Margaux emphasized the importance of inviting God into the realm of dreams, seeking His wisdom and guidance. She encouraged individuals to ask God to speak to them through their dreams and to turn to scripture when deciphering symbolic representations. She is a vessel for those seeking a deeper understanding of the profound world of dream interpretation.   Listen to Breathing Underwater   Want to plug into our free Facebook community? We would love to have you!  https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindbodyspiritholisticfaithforchristianwomen Love what we are doing here on Wholistic Hearts, here are three ways to help us spread this Good News Share with a friend! Leave a review! And buy me a coffee.  https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kchadwick  

Pastor Steve Sands wraps up our sermon series Breathing Under Water with a message on Step 12

Melanie Wise brings the word this Sunday from John 15:1-11 

Pastor Shawna continues our sermon series preaching from Matthew 5:8-11, 13-14

Sermon: Breathing Under Water | Step 9: Skillful Means Text: Matthew 5:23-24

15= The rest that comes after deliverance; new direction. In this episode of Breathing Underwater, Margaux takes us behind the scenes into the battle that has been waging since the release of the controversial and fiery previous episode “The Baby Factory”. The Baby Factory was a pivotal show for the podcast, for Heather ( the dreamer), for Margaux herself and for many of you listeners. Margaux shares candidly about what it took to get that podcast posted, about her waiting journey, the prophetic words and promises that have marked and are marking her current season and how these have aligned and been strongly war-ed against. Feeling the pivot for Breathing Underwater, after a 2 week Selah, Margaux invites us into the process and into the uncharted waters this podcast is charting. If you have been a part of our journey on this show, you don't want to miss this transparent and real episode.Tell us what is impacting you: margaux@permissiontoreign.comIf you're interested in learning about 1:1 coaching with Margaux : Schedule a Free Consultation Join the Community and the Dream conversation HEREFacebook : https://www.facebook.com/margauxlindsInstagram: @permission_to_reign

Pastor Shawna preaches from Matthew 5:21-26

Step 7: Humbly Ask | Matthew 23:1-12 (Pentecost)

Episode 13 Death to LifeWhat is the meaning of the #13? You'll find out!Also in this episode of Breathing Underwater, meet Lindsay Morgan Snyder, an author, speaker and utterly hilarious woman- living her best life in LA. Lindsay brings a dream from over a year ago that turns out to be a prophetic narration of her current season with powerfully deep revelation about what God is doing in her life and a testimony to His beautiful character.Lindsay is the author of ‘Letting Love in: How God Crushes Your Inner Critic.' A catalytic book on her journey of letting God re-narrate her thoughts and story and kick self- hatred in the butt.**Lindsay is offering a two for one promo for Listeners of the Breathing Under Water Dream Podcast:**Get her course on Crushing the Inner Critic AND Letting Love In HERE and tell her you heard about her from this podcast and get both courses for $147.00Also check out her free content at: @YouVersion plan 'Letting Love In: How God Crushes Your Inner Critic'. Check it out HERE.———If you're interested in learning about 1:1 coaching with Margaux : Schedule a Free Consultation HERE. Margaux would love to hear what you're learning and help bring you deeper into the revelatory realm of dreams, don't hesitate to reach out.Join the Community and the Dream conversation: HERE. Facebook Group: HERE Instagram: @missmargauxsmoment

Pastor Shawna continues our sermon series preaching from James 5:13-20

Episode 12 Vision on the WallIn this episode of Breathing Underwater, Margaux welcomes guest, Cory Lee; a Leadership and business Coach, husband, father, author and lover of God. Cory and Margaux interpret a timely and catalytic dream of Cory's where God reveals some “vision on the wall”. Cory shares authentically about his journey in hearing God's voice, taking risks that ended in disappointment as well as his love for the Fathers Heart. Cory's deep relationship so evident, which makes this a rich journey. Come and learn the interpretation of Cory's dream ( and a vision he had just after), learn the symbolic meaning if the #12 and grow deeper in revelation.If you're interested in learning more about Dream Coaching reach out and schedule a call with Margaux, she is happy connect and answer any questions you may have. Schedule a Free Consultation HERE.I would love to hear what you're learning and help bring you deeper into the revelatory realm of dreams, don't hesitate to reach out.Join the Community and the Dream conversation HERE.Facebook Group HERE.Instagram: @missmargauxsmomentCORY'S INFOPrinciples Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/principles-with-cory-and-logan/id1500804875Instagram: cory_lee_leadershipHis Book: Heart of the Father: https://www.coryleeleadership.com/heartofthefatherphysicalcopy

On this episode of Principles with Cory and Logan, we go in a different and unique direction from what Principle listeners are used to with our amazing guest Margaux Nelson. Have you ever wondered about the significance of your dreams? In this episode of "Principles", we dive deep into dream interpretation with special guest Margaux Nelson from "Breathing Underwater: a dream interpretation podcast." Margaux explains the different sources of dreams, and how each type of dream has different characteristics. We also discuss the importance of understanding and interpreting dreams, the different methods of communication using symbolism, metaphor, and parables, and the significance of breaking away from a Western logical mindset for greater understanding. Topics covered in the podcast episode: - Four types of dreams: body dreams, soul dreams, demonic dreams, and God dreams - Methods of interpreting dreams, including symbolism and dialogue with God - Are dreams really Biblical? - And.....Margaux does a live interpretation of one of Cory's dreams. You will definitely want to check out this episode. Make sure to check out Margaux's Podcast: "Breathing Underwater: A Dream Interpretation Podcast" where she aims to equip people with the necessary skills to interpret their night dreams through live interpretations and guest interviews. She also offers dream coaching and interpretation and how dreams can provide guidance and direction from God.

In episode 11 of Breathing Underwater we get down and dirty about Bathroom dreams! To dream of being in a bathroom or going to the bathroom is a very common dream, and an IMPORTANT one. Margaux shares the interpretation of bathroom dreams and questions to ask to get to the specific application for your life. Let's not shy away from bathroom conversations, lets not throw these dreams away or put them in the nonsense category- they may have more insight than you know!If you're interested in learning more about Dream Coaching reach out and schedule a call with Margaux, she is happy connect and answer any questions you may have. Schedule a Free Consultation. I would love to hear what you're learning and help bring you deeper into the revelatory realm of dreams, don't hesitate to reach out.Join the Community : Newsletter HERE. Facebook Group HERE.Instagram: @missmargauxsmoment

Meet Mich and Martina, two lovely young women from Latin America . Mich shares a dream about a sudden, accelerated and unexpected pregnancy! Martina co-interprets with Margaux. Mich and Martina are a package deal, as you will soon see, they are so close that interpretation comes easily because of how well they know each other. It is so rich to interpret with family and in community! Also learn the symbolism of the #9, the meaning of the word “Prophetic” and tie the whole episode off with an INTERPRETATION CHALLENGE from Margaux.Contact Margaux: margaux@permissiontoreign.comJoin the Breathing Underwater community and hear about up coming events: https://mailchi.mp/d60eea59396a/breathing-underwaterResources Links:The Name Book:https://www.amazon.com/Name-Book-Meanings-Spiritual-Significance/dp/0764205668/ref=sr_1_1?crid=29OFJKTYAX7GH&keywords=the+name+book&qid=1681240534&sprefix=the+name+book%2Caps%2C169&sr=8-1The Divinity Code:https://www.amazon.com/dp/0768440904/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&aaxitk=e9cddc3ca5acacb1aca181ddddb6c1bc&content-id=amzn1.sym.7dd77237-72be-4809-b5b5-d553eab7ad9d%3Aamzn1.sym.7dd77237-72be-4809-b5b5-d553eab7ad9d&hsa_cr_id=4558024980301&pd_rd_plhdr=t&pd_rd_r=949d26ed-a98b-4b01-a82a-6bd1558c11f5&pd_rd_w=eg7Sf&pd_rd_wg=Z37ar&qid=1681240584&ref_=sbx_be_s_sparkle_lsi4d_asin_1_title&sr=1-2-9e67e56a-6f64-441f-a281-df67fc737124Understand Your Dreams Now:https://www.amazon.com/Understand-Your-Dreams-Now-Interpretation-ebook/dp/B00DQCCPT8/ref=sr_1_1?crid=26U86LK0RG1EH&keywords=Understanding+your+dreams+doug&qid=1681240739&sprefix=understanding+your+dreams+doug%2Caps%2C163&sr=8-1Understanding The Dreams You Dream:https://www.amazon.com/Understanding-Dreams-Dream-Revised-Expanded/dp/076843212X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=8C6FWNUI7AK4&keywords=understanding+the+dreams+you+dream+ira&qid=1681240786&sprefix=Understanding+the+dreams%2Caps%2C167&sr=8-1

From the SAND Archives we present two talks from Christian Mystic, Richard Rohr from two SAND Conferences recorded before live audiences. The two talks are entitled “Christianity and Unknowing” from SAND16 and “The Christian Meaning Of Enlightenment” from SAND11. Richard Rohr, as a Catholic priest and Franciscan Friar, offers a concise history of how Western Christianity once had, soon lost, tried to retrieve, and now is roundly rediscovering its own traditional understanding of unitive consciousness (which was our word for non-dual thinking). The Christian contemplative mind was usually a subtext, and yet it was always clearly there too, and much closer to the surface, but only for those exposed to the mystical base that was revealed in the Gospel of John, the Desert Fathers and Mothers, the Celtic and monastic traditions, and what was generally referred to as the apophatic or wisdom stream of Christianity. These were our many saints and mystics. This possibility was brought to the fore by Thomas Merton in the middle of the last century, and is now flowing in many positive directions. It is now our task to rediscover the pre-Enlightenment Christianity that reveled in "the cloud of unknowing", what some called "learned ignorance", and the very notion of Mystery itself. Only when we got into competition with rationalism and secularism, did we adopt this rather recent mania for certitude and a very limited kind of scientific knowing. Almost the entire history of Protestantism emerged in this period, and thus the contemplative mind is an utterly new revelation for them, and frankly for all of us, as we again learn to be comfortable living on the edge of both the knowable and the unknown. Fr. Richard Rohr is a globally recognized ecumenical teacher bearing witness to the universal awakening within Christian mysticism and the Perennial Tradition. He is a Franciscan priest of the New Mexico Province and founder of the Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC) in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Fr. Richard's teaching is grounded in the Franciscan alternative orthodoxy—practices of contemplation and self-emptying, expressing itself in radical compassion, particularly for the socially marginalized. Fr. Richard is the author of numerous books, including Everything Belongs, Adam's Return, The Naked Now, Breathing Under Water, Falling Upward, Immortal Diamond, and Eager to Love: The Alternative Way of Francis of Assisi. https://cac.org/

This episode opens with the poem Breathing Underwater by Carol Bialock. I will meet you in the deep. Thank you for joining me here. Thank you for not letting the tentacles, the pressure, the moaning of the sea, the risk, the darkness, turn you away. Thank you for breathing underwater. Support the show

Ben Gosden, pastor of Trinity Church in Savannah Georgia takes us on a deep dive into addiction, recovery and ministry. Years into a success ministry as a United Methodist pastor, Ben found himself struggling with alcoholism. Listen in as he shares a powerful testimony about the transformational power of 12 steps. We don't merely talk about alcoholism but about the deeper roots of addiction. Addiction isn't really even the problem per se; addiction is a solution but its a bad solution to even deeper problems. Connecting with Ben: Faith Revisted Podcast https://faithrevisitedpodcast.com/ Twitter: @bgosden Books Recommend by Ben: Merton, New Seeds of Contemplation https://amzn.to/3Z1ypjx Rohr, Breathing Under Water, https://amzn.to/3FDS1n7 Anne Lamont, Plan B https://amzn.to/3TukKQK Hirschfield, Twelve Steps for Everyone https://amzn.to/3Ly0dcd Brian Russell's Information Information on Brian's Signature Deep Dive Spirituality Coaching for Pastors and Spiritually Minded Leaders: www.deepdivespirituality.com Brian Russell's Books Centering Prayer: Sitting Quietly in God's Presence Can Change Your Life https://amzn.to/2S0AcIZ (Re)Aligning with God: Reading Scripture for Church and World (Cascade Books) https://amzn.to/30tP4S9 Invitation: A Bible Study to Begin With (Seedbed) https://my.seedbed.com/product/onebook-invitation-by-brian-russell/ Connecting with Brian: Website: www.brianrussellphd.com Twitter: @briandrussell Instagram: @yourprofessorforlife Interested in coaching or inviting Brian to speak or teach for your community of faith or group? Email: deepdivespirituality@gmail.com Links to Amazon are Affiliate links. If you purchase items through these links, Amazon returns a small percentage of the sale to Brian Russell. This supports the podcast and does not increase the price of the items you may choose to buy. Thank you for your support.

Middle Grade Author Sarah Allen joins Queries, Qualms, & Quirks this week to discuss coming up in the time of author blogs, being over eager, hundreds of rejections, being scared to write the book you want, leaving an agent, learning to be bolder, and balancing the boldness with kindness. Sarah Allen is a poet and author of books for young readers. Her upcoming middle grade horror, THE NIGHTMARE HOUSE, releases in August of 2023. Her first book, WHAT STARS ARE MADE OF, was an ALA Notable Book of 2020 and Whitney Award Winner, and her second, BREATHING UNDERWATER, was a Jr. Library Guild Selection for 2021. Born and raised in Utah, she received an MFA in creative writing from Brigham Young University, and now lives in the midwest. She spends her non-writing time watching David Attenborough documentaries and singing show-tunes too loudly, and she's a lover of leather jackets, grizzly bears, and Colin Firth. Sarah: Query | Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | TikTok | Amazon | Bookshop | IndieBound | Libro FM QQQ Home Base | Support on Patreon Read the full transcript. If links aren't clickable, find them here: https://bit.ly/qqqsarahallen This page includes affiliate links. Please use them if you'd like to support the show.

Our night dreams can seem non-sensical, bizarre and even flat out disturbing. But if we can push past our human judgments in pursuit of deeper understanding, we WILL find God- every time.My name is Margaux, the host Breathing Underwater : A Dream Interpretation Podcast where together we will take the deep dive into this magnificent and mysterious language of God. Through teaching and live interpretation demos you can expect to unlock metaphorical language, learn common dream symbols and get inspired to interpret your dreams and the dreams of those around you. We will also engage in real conversations around our faith histories and journeys (or lack there of) and lean into the character of God to better know Him and better know ourselves.Whether you are a prolific dreamer or rarely have dreams that you remember, this is the place for you. If you're still deciding what you think about God or the things of the Spirit this is a safe place, rich in revelation and curiosity.The bottom line is, It's time to throw off fear and religion. Its time to pay attention to our dreams. Its time know ourselves as spiritual beings- designed value deep, designed to breathe underwater.

In Part 2 of my conversation with Father Richard Rohr, we talk about facing our shadows and living and loving through the second half of life, and we laugh. A lot. What a gift to be with him at the Center for Action and Contemplation in Albuquerque. A deep and true blessing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week as we head toward Christmas, we explore the God of impossible things. If the impossible story of God becoming a human is true, then that changes everything, for everyone, forever. I am particularly mindful this week of those who feel unwelcome at church or those for whom Christmas might be a particular struggle - I pray you will feel the truth of Emmanuel - of God with us (all of us!), both inside and outside of church walls. If you'd like to connect with me, find me on Instagram or on my blog. If you'd like to help support this podcast financially, there's now a way to do just that, and thank you - visit me on my page at buymeacoffee.com! Thanks as always for sharing, subscribing, rating, and reviewing, as this helps our community to grow! Here are some resources I hope will help you to engage with this week's topic in a deeper way for yourself: 1. Beautiful advent IG post from author Laura Kelly Fanucci 2. Video: Christmas Chapel Music - advent and Christmas music we recorded for our community who couldn't attend church in December of 2020 3. Podcast: Unlocking Us with Brene Brown and Fr. Richard Rohr, on Breathing Under Water, Falling Upward, and Unlearning Certainty, part one of two 4. Children's Book: Jesus' Christmas Party, by Nicholas Allen 5. Song: One Day, by Christina Wells 6. Song: Wonder (Spontaneous), by Bethel Music, Amanda Cook 7. Song: Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened, from Handel's Messiah, performed by Oregon Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra 8. Song: Night of Silence/Silent Night, by Marty Haugen 9. Video: Silent Night on harp, performed by my friend, Peter Vaughan-Vail. Thank you, Peter, for the gift of your harp music in each and every episode of Raised Catholic. You and your music are a gift. 10. 4th Sunday of Advent mass at St. Cecilia's Boston - don't miss this homily by Fr. John Unni

I flew to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to spend the day with Father Richard Rohr. We laughed, I cried a little, we laughed some more, and I told him why his work pisses me off sometimes. He thoroughly delighted in that last part. In Part 1 of this special two-part series recorded at the Center for Action and Contemplation, we focus on his writing in Breathing Under Water: Spirituality and the Twelve Steps and just a few of the quotes — on spirituality, suffering, gratitude, and grace — that have changed and rearranged me over the years. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices