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On the eve of the Equinox, I had the pleasure of talking with Ally Leadbetter, creatrix of Wild Betty Healing Arts, on coming into heart coherence, knowing your 'station' - and re-membering your place as part of the wild world wherever you are. We talked about the soul loss many of us have experienced because of our disconnection with the natural world; how coming back to the true Self is the ultimate protection from and antidote to conditioning; the power of some special places on the Earth right here in Montana; our DNA as our antenna; and more. Wild Betty Healing Arts is a holistic wellness approach to understanding the mind, body, soul, spirit connection to empower each client to reclaim their wholeness, holiness, and energetic sovereignty. Ally works at the intersection of the earth and energetic realms, specializing in channeling the subtle energies that are in a constant dynamic dance with the physical world. Working thru a variety of modalities such as energy transmission healings, channeled information, ancestral work, earth medicine work (earth attunements, crystal therapy, herbalism, animal guides), spirit guide connection, vibrational sound therapy, trance journey work, shadow work, home and land healing,  and tarot readings, she is able to help you remember your connection  to your most authentic and sovereign self. Learn more about Ally's Reviving Eden retreat here. Set up a time to chat with Ally about her Chrysallis spiritual alchemy course here. Check out Kristine's work here: https://kristinebackes.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/natural-wisdom/message

En esta sección de Cultura LGTBIQA+ en Plaça Tísner, presentada por Laura Sangrà, la artista e investigadora del travestismo Rubén Antón de Drag is Burning habla sobre cinco proyectos LGTBIQ+ imprescindibles: - Science Queers. 2019 Proyecto de visibilización LGTBIQ+ en el entorno de la ciencia. - Chrysallis. 2013 Asociación de familias de menores trans. - Trànsit. 2012 Atención a la salud y acompañamiento de personas trans. - ACATHI. 2002 Asociación para migrantes y refugiados LGTBI+ - ONG STOP. 1986 Derechos sexuales y empoderamiento en el cuidado de la salud sexual para el tratamiento y prevención del VIH. Mención al asesinato de Ociel Baena, magistrade de México, y a la creación por Teo Vázquez del mural homenaje a Gilda Love en el Teatre Arnau de Barcelona.

20.000 especies de abejas llegará a los cines españoles el próximo 21 de abril. De momento, ya ha triunfado en la Berlinale, donde su protagonista Sofía Otero, de 8 años, se llevó el Oso de Plata a la mejor interpretación femenina. En el informativo 24 horas, conversamos con su directora Estibaliz Urresola, que resta importancia a los premios. La abeja, animal sagrado en la tradición vasca, le permite hablar de diversidad, concretamente de las infancias trans. También se sirve del concepto de la colmena, como símbolo de la familia. Urresola muestra su agradecimiento a Chrysallis, la Asociación de Familias de Menores Trans de Euskal Herria, quienes le hicieron entender que realmente eran ellos quienes "habían tenido que transformar su mirada". Preguntada por la reciente aporbación de la ley trans en España, espera que su película contribuya "a seguir dialogando y reflexionando", aunque cree que en los úlitmos cinco años se ha avanzado mucho en este aspecto. Escuchar audio

El gran problema del debate social sobre la ley trans sigue siendo el bulo. Por más que se ha desmentido que la ley promueva las operaciones de reasignación genital o que permita evadir una condena por violencia de género, el bulo sigue tan vivo como el primer día. Con motivo del Octubre Trans y en plena tramitación parlamentaria, vamos a dedicar este espacio a hablar de esta Ley, de las mejoras que trae, de la realidad de las personas trans y, por supuesto, una vez más, vamos a desmontar bulos. Lo hacemos con Uge Sangil, presidenta de la FELGTBI+, que junto a Fundación Triángulo y Chrysallis, son las entidades precursoras del proyecto de ley. Escuchar audio

Peiró afrima que hay que visibilizar a los menores trans

In this week’s episode, we spoke with Jeremy Lascelles, CEO of Chrysallis Blue Raincoat Group. Blue Raincoat Music is an artist management company, music publishing company and record label, founded in 2014 by Jeremy Lascelles and Robin Millar. In 2016 the company launched a new publishing arm and bought Chrysalis Records, one of the leading British independent labels. Chrysalis Records then re-launched as a frontline label in February 2020, marking a return to releasing new music for the first time in over two decades. In 2019 Blue Raincoat Music forged a partnership with New York based independent music company Reservoir Media, and Blue Raincoat Music Publishing is a joint venture between the two parties.In his extremely notable and successful career in the music industry, he has worked with and supervised the signing of Bon Iver, Cee-Lo Green, OutKast, and more recently, Phoebe Bridgers. Jeremy has been involved with a range of aspects of the music industry. From starting off managing artists at a young age, to go on to be an A&R under Richard Branson. Leave a review and join us in our discord via our Patreon at https://musicbusinesspodcast.com/community to discuss the episode with Sam, Jordan, and the Music Business Podcast community. Follow us on IG at @musicbusinesspodcast for additional content and clips from this episode and past episodes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

They’re baaaaack….live concerts, that is. The great ‘cellist Amit Peled — heard in the opening of this segment playing Ennio Morricone's Love Theme from his score for Cinema Paradiso — is the founder and music director of a chamber orchestra called the Mount Vernon Virtuosi. A week from tomorrow, he will conduct the group and play as a soloist in a concert that marks the return to live events for the Candlelight Concert Society in Columbia. The 2pm concert will be held outdoors, at the Chrysallis in Merriweather Park's Symphony Woods, in Columbia, Maryland. Some COVID protocols will be in place: you'll have to wear your mask, you can’t bring your dog, and you have to sit with folks in your pod. But after more than a year of hearing concerts on Zoom, music lovers are delighted that in-person concerts are slowly making their way back to area stages. For ticket and location info, click here. Amit Peled joins us today on Zoom, just for this interview… Music heard on today's program (Amit Peled, soloist): Ennio Morricone: Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso(Amit Peled soloist, with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra, Darko Boutorac, conducting.) J.S. Bach: Cello Suite No.1 in G Major: Sarabande Johannes Brahms: Cello Sonata No. 2 in F Major: Allegro Vivace See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En esta edición dominical vamos a hablar de las movilizaciones que FELGTB, Fundación Triángulo y Chrysallis han iniciado para denunciar el estancamiento de las negociaciones para aprobar la Ley Trans. “Exigimos la igualdad trans” es el título de la campaña y también hablamos de las pintadas tránsfobas en la fachada de la entidad LGTBI+ madrileña, COGAM. Lo hacemos con Uge Sangil, presidenta de la FELGTB. En el libro de la semana, el arquitecto Xavier Bas nos presenta su libro de relatos/ensayos, “Pelo y pluma” (Ed. Bellaterra). Y José Mola nos trae un nuevo concepto: autochorisexualidad. Ahí es ná. Escuchar audio

Robb Smith is a leader and social innovator in human development and integral metatheory, advising entrepreneurs, executives and thought leaders on leading-edge social innovation, vertical development, leadership development and company growth. He is CEO and co-founder, with American philosopher Ken Wilber, of Integral Life, a digital hub supporting the global trend towards meta-integrative human capacities (representing ~4% of adults in advanced economies). At Integral Life, he has spearheaded dialogues, courses and events that build skills and tackle pressing problems, including climate change and the rise of populism and the end of US hegemony. He has produced media and events that include Full Spectrum Mindfulness, The Future of Christianity, The Fourth Turning, WhatNEXT, Beyond Seeking, the Climate Leadership Campaign and Loving Completely. He was founder and CEO of Chrysallis, the world's most comprehensive human development app, which offered hundreds of practices across more than 50 areas of human life. Chrysallis was nominated for the 2015 Goldman Sachs Healthcare Startup of the Year and the IONS award for Transformational Technology before being acquired in 2016 by ADURO, where he now chairs the Advisory Board and supports Fortune 500 companies to deploy full-spectrum human performance initiatives. He was a co-founder and partner in Nevada Ventures, the state's first venture capital fund, dedicated himself to building Nevada's innovation economy (syndicating over $200 million in capital). He is a former director of Alere, a three-time Inc. 500 awardee, which became the largest population health management company in the United States. Robb is a graduate of University of Nevada, the Venture Capital Institute and held the Certified Management Accountant and Certified in Financial Management designations. He is a fellow of Desert Research Institute, a former fellow of Aspen Institute and former trustee of Nevada Museum of Art. He was named to Nevada Top 20 under 40 lists in three different decades and in 2012 he was nominated for the TED Prize. He gave a TEDx talk in 2013 on The Transformational Life. In a mushed up world of Politically Correct, hard right, hard left, #metoo, identity politics, too much/too little sexualization in the media, the rise of the fundamentalist view, this podcast provides contours for most of these experiences. www.robbsmith.com We experienced some minor technical issues with the recording. They do not take away from the conversation.

Euskadi Hoy Magazine ha trasladado su estudio al Muelle de Ripa, en Bilbao, para acercar a los y las oyentesde Onda Vasca el ambiente de Bilbao Bizkaia Pride y los principales hitos de su programación: la Ur Parade, la tercera Drag Queen Gala, las OlimPridre con la ya clásica carrera de tacones... En la primera hora de programa hemos escuchado el testimonio de Aimar Rubio, coordinador de Diversidad Afectivo-Sexual de Amnistía Internacional (AI) y de Ixone Azkorra, miembro de Chrysallis Euskal Herria. Ixone es amatxu de Nerea, una niña de 5 años con pene. AI estará el sábado en el espacio de información y sensibilización Infopuntua, y Chrysallis particirará de forma activa en la jornada familiar de juegos y actividades que tendrá lugar el domingo en la Plaza Nueva.

Euskadi Hoy Magazine ha trasladado su estudio al Muelle de Ripa, en Bilbao, para acercar a los y las oyentesde Onda Vasca el ambiente de Bilbao Bizkaia Pride y los principales hitos de su programación: la Ur Parade, la tercera Drag Queen Gala, las OlimPridre con la ya clásica carrera de tacones... En la primera hora de programa hemos escuchado el testimonio de Aimar Rubio, coordinador de Diversidad Afectivo-Sexual de Amnistía Internacional (AI) y de Ixone Azkorra, miembro de Chrysallis Euskal Herria. Ixone es amatxu de Nerea, una niña de 5 años con pene. AI estará el sábado en el espacio de información y sensibilización Infopuntua, y Chrysallis particirará de forma activa en la jornada familiar de juegos y actividades que tendrá lugar el domingo en la Plaza Nueva.

En los dos últimos meses, doce nuevas familias se han unido a Chrysallis Euskal Herria. En entrevista con Euskadi Hoy Magazine, Beatriz Sever ha subrayado que, incluso los propios adolescentes, son quienes llaman al teléfono de atención a familias (688 728 055) para asesorarse: "No me atrevo a decirlo en casa, ¿me podéis ayudar?". "A raíz de la muerte de Ekai -vecino de Ondarroa-, desde el Departamento de Salud se pusieron en contacto con Chryrallis para ver en qué se estaba fallando y juntos hacer algún cambio en la Unidad de Género", explica Sever. "Desde el primer momento la actitud ha sido buenísima, de colaboración y apertura, y tras el trabajo interno se ha hecho caso a nuestras demandas". El principal logro, a juicio de Chrysallis Euskal Herria, es que la Unidad de Género sale del ala de Psiquiatría y pasa a integrarse en Endocrinología: "Para nosotros significa que ahora mismo muchos adolescentes, que están sufriendo y esperando, van a obtener el tratamiento; y que los niños más pequeños, cuando lleguen a la edad de cambio corporal y tengan que solicitar los bloqueadores o la hormonación, no van a tener que pasar por la amargura de psiquiatras, que les generaba tanta ansiedad". Chrysallis confía ahora en que el compromiso del Departamento se plasme en una Ley, aunque Sever reconoce que "las familias que han acudido a consulta esta semana ya han visto cambios". Es necesario comprender, para poder acompañar; de ahí la importancia de charlas como la que este martes ofrecerá Sever en Durango bajo el título "La transexualidad de los niños/as y jóvenes: No es mi cuerpo, es tu mirada". Más información en http://chrysalliseh.eus/

En los dos últimos meses, doce nuevas familias se han unido a Chrysallis Euskal Herria. En entrevista con Euskadi Hoy Magazine, Beatriz Sever ha subrayado que, incluso los propios adolescentes, son quienes llaman al teléfono de atención a familias (688 728 055) para asesorarse: "No me atrevo a decirlo en casa, ¿me podéis ayudar?". "A raíz de la muerte de Ekai -vecino de Ondarroa-, desde el Departamento de Salud se pusieron en contacto con Chryrallis para ver en qué se estaba fallando y juntos hacer algún cambio en la Unidad de Género", explica Sever. "Desde el primer momento la actitud ha sido buenísima, de colaboración y apertura, y tras el trabajo interno se ha hecho caso a nuestras demandas". El principal logro, a juicio de Chrysallis Euskal Herria, es que la Unidad de Género sale del ala de Psiquiatría y pasa a integrarse en Endocrinología: "Para nosotros significa que ahora mismo muchos adolescentes, que están sufriendo y esperando, van a obtener el tratamiento; y que los niños más pequeños, cuando lleguen a la edad de cambio corporal y tengan que solicitar los bloqueadores o la hormonación, no van a tener que pasar por la amargura de psiquiatras, que les generaba tanta ansiedad". Chrysallis confía ahora en que el compromiso del Departamento se plasme en una Ley, aunque Sever reconoce que "las familias que han acudido a consulta esta semana ya han visto cambios". Es necesario comprender, para poder acompañar; de ahí la importancia de charlas como la que este martes ofrecerá Sever en Durango bajo el título "La transexualidad de los niños/as y jóvenes: No es mi cuerpo, es tu mirada". Más información en http://chrysalliseh.eus/

Avui hem començarem l’Info amb el regidor de Polítiques LGTBI, Fran Sánchez, i Jaume Ulldemolins, secretari de Chrysallis, Associació de famílies de menors transexuals. Aquesta tarda, en el marc de les activitats del Dia la Visibilitat Trans, s’ha organitzat una xerrada a l’Escola Els Pinetons, juntament amb l’Observatori contra l’Homofobia. També us hem presentat l’Espai […] The post Info Setmanal 16/03/2018 first appeared on Ripollet Ràdio.

Estimadxs habitantes de un lugar llamado mundo (qué asco nos da esa canción), Nos hacemos de rogar pero aquí está el quinto programa en el que hemos tenido el enorme placer de entrevistar a Yaiza, una adolescente que ha decidido vivir acorde a su identidad de género y Jema, ¡la madre que la parió! Recalcar que fue una entrevista maravillosa gracias a estas dos majísimas personas que nos hicieron estar super a gusto. Nos reímos mucho, comimos patatas, bebimos cervezas y fumamos cigarrillos (Yaiza no, que es menor). ¡Ni que fuéramos Jesús Quintero! Vamos, una charla de lo más distendida. Aprovechamos la ocasión para mencionar que el programa se grabó antes, pero éste domingo pudimos asistir con motivo del Zinentiendo 2017, que por cierto cuenta con una programación desbordante y de entrada libre, a un documental organizado por la Asociación Chrysallis llamado “Mi reflejo” que muestra la realidad de personas transexuales de varias edades y de sus familias en España y fue realmente inspirador. También pudimos ver “Nasser” un cortometraje de la misma temática. Ambos con un enfoque super positivo y entrañable. Estamos deseando que lo escuchéis y lo disfrutéis tanto como disfrutamos todas nosotras. Saludos, protect trans kids y dignidad para el pueblo kurdo.

In January, the transgender support group Chrysallis launched an awareness campaign in northern Spain using the slogan: “There are girls with penises and boys with vulvas BRITS are being put off holidays in Spain by the pound’s drop in value. More than 40% of Britons will change their holiday plans because of the post-Brexit devaluation, according to data from travel insurer Columbus Direct. The city of Barcelona has begun taking down 367 commemorative plaques dating back to the Franco era and which were still on view in buildings across the districts of Gràcia and Nou Barris. Emilio Perez’s serious economic troubles have resulted in an intriguing business idea. The resident of Villapresente, a forest ranger and pinewood seller, hit rock bottom when he was unable to sell his trees due to low demand during the economic crisis. His solution was to build Spain’ s largest maze with his unsold trees.... A NIGHTCLUB in Spain has enraged feminist groups for offering free entry, drinks and €100 to women who ‘go commando’. .......Within twelve hours of my landing in Sweden, an asylum centre was burned down, arson suspected; a hand grenade was planted in a bin, either for the police or the mosque; and another hand grenade exploding, injuring one in Malmö...... Baroness Chakrabarti has been ridiculed after she wrongly blamed low turnout for Labour's humiliating defeat in Copeland....The shadow attorney general..insisted the leader was not responsible for the worst by-election performance since the war. Paedophiles should not face jail for looking at pornographic images of children unless they are a physical threat to youngsters, says Britain’s most senior child protection officer. Thousands of thugs who abuse their partners are able to avoid harsher sentences by agreeing to apologise and shake the hands of their victims under 'restorative justice' measures. The RAF has banned servicewomen from wearing skirts on parade so that transgender personnel don't feel excluded. The salary for politicians is set to go up by more than £1,000 from April next year to £76,011, the Commons pay watchdog has confirmed. Also, University chiefs are taking home an average of £277,834, while the highest individual deal reached £451,000. The number of people arriving in the UK from Bulgaria and Romania has risen significantly since the Brexit vote, new figures show. But figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) also reveal a 'statistically significant' rise in citizens from so-called EU8 nations British teachers struggle to inform youngsters about the correct use of colons and how to spell words such as ‘definitely’ because they do not have a good enough grasp of the basics themselves. Minicab drivers have denounced plans by Transport for London to introduce tests to prove they can speak English - which include questions on the Northern Lights and the 'problem of river pollution'. wearing no underwear. .

In January, the transgender support group Chrysallis launched an awareness campaign in northern Spain using the slogan: “There are girls with penises and boys with vulvas BRITS are being put off holidays in Spain by the pound’s drop in value. More than 40% of Britons will change their holiday plans because of the post-Brexit devaluation, according to data from travel insurer Columbus Direct. The city of Barcelona has begun taking down 367 commemorative plaques dating back to the Franco era and which were still on view in buildings across the districts of Gràcia and Nou Barris. Emilio Perez’s serious economic troubles have resulted in an intriguing business idea. The resident of Villapresente, a forest ranger and pinewood seller, hit rock bottom when he was unable to sell his trees due to low demand during the economic crisis. His solution was to build Spain’ s largest maze with his unsold trees.... A NIGHTCLUB in Spain has enraged feminist groups for offering free entry, drinks and €100 to women who ‘go commando’. .......Within twelve hours of my landing in Sweden, an asylum centre was burned down, arson suspected; a hand grenade was planted in a bin, either for the police or the mosque; and another hand grenade exploding, injuring one in Malmö...... Baroness Chakrabarti has been ridiculed after she wrongly blamed low turnout for Labour's humiliating defeat in Copeland....The shadow attorney general..insisted the leader was not responsible for the worst by-election performance since the war. Paedophiles should not face jail for looking at pornographic images of children unless they are a physical threat to youngsters, says Britain’s most senior child protection officer. Thousands of thugs who abuse their partners are able to avoid harsher sentences by agreeing to apologise and shake the hands of their victims under 'restorative justice' measures. The RAF has banned servicewomen from wearing skirts on parade so that transgender personnel don't feel excluded. The salary for politicians is set to go up by more than £1,000 from April next year to £76,011, the Commons pay watchdog has confirmed. Also, University chiefs are taking home an average of £277,834, while the highest individual deal reached £451,000. The number of people arriving in the UK from Bulgaria and Romania has risen significantly since the Brexit vote, new figures show. But figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) also reveal a 'statistically significant' rise in citizens from so-called EU8 nations British teachers struggle to inform youngsters about the correct use of colons and how to spell words such as ‘definitely’ because they do not have a good enough grasp of the basics themselves. Minicab drivers have denounced plans by Transport for London to introduce tests to prove they can speak English - which include questions on the Northern Lights and the 'problem of river pollution'. wearing no underwear. .

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