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Skräck från Norrland. Cindy är en prisbelönad regissör i Umeå. Hör hur hon lite av en slump kom att regissera sina första film och hur hennes filmarbete har fortskridit sen dess. Hör om hur man skapar ett monster till sin film och de utmaningar man ställs inför. Vilken film har skrämt en skräckfilmsregissör som mest? Och givetvis får vi Cindys topp 3 monsterfilmer.Glöm inte att besöka Uncanny Pictures på Youtube för att se mer.Följ poddens Instagram: @inaktuelltpodd

Tag med mig på en rejse gennem Cypern, en Middelhavsperle fyldt med historie, naturskønne landskaber og en levende kultur. Vi starter i den charmerende by Paphos på øens sydvestlige kyst, der er kendt for sin rige historie og betagende natur. Historisk set er Paphos berømt som fødestedet for Afrodite, den græske gudinde for kærlighed og skønhed. Du vil se henvisninger til hende overalt i byen, især ved Afrodites Rocks, et smukt sted ved havet, hvor hun siges at være steget op. Byen huser også utrolige arkæologiske steder, der har sikret den en plads på UNESCOs verdensarvsliste. Paphos Arkæologiske Park omfatter fantastiske mosaikker i Dionysos, Theseus og Aion-husene, velbevarede ruiner fra oldtiden og endda et antikt teater, der stadig bruges i dag til forestillinger. Udover de historiske steder har Paphos et livligt havneområde med caféer, restauranter og barer, hvor du kan slappe af og nyde havudsigten. Det fungerer også godt som udgangspunkt til at udforske naturvidunderne i området, der er kendt for sine vandrestier og rige dyreliv. Samlet set tilbyder Paphos en god blanding af historie, kultur og natur, hvilket gør det til et must-visit spot for enhver, der rejser til Cypern. Vi udforsker også steder som skibsvraget ved Oniro By The Sea, der er blevet en del af områdets charme efter et forlis og har tiltrukket turister fra hele verden. Plus, jeg møder også en anden globetrotter, Cindy Shearan, og sammen udforsker vi den udfordrende Caledonian Falls Trail. Lyt til episoden for at høre mere om Cypern og Cindys rejse.  Join me as I embark on a journey through Cyprus, a Mediterranean gem boasting rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. From fascinating facts about the island to exploring the charming city of Paphos, where ancient ruins meet modern allure, and encountering unique spots like the shipwreck at Oniro By The Sea, this episode is a delightful blend of discovery and adventure. Plus, meet fellow traveller Cindy Sheahan and discover the exhilarating Caledonian Falls Trail. Stay tuned for more insights and stories from Cyprus. LINKS: See the article in The New York Times, where Cindy is interviewed about how to find love abroad. Blog: "Posts from a Flashpacker"   Facebook  Instagram

Join me, Cindy Lawrence, alongside my hilarious former colleague, Cindy Sarver, as we take you behind the scenes of our adventures as service and parts advisors at Mercedes-Benz. We're spilling the beans on the quirks of our journey from the parts department to the front lines of customer service, all while navigating the unpredictable world of car maintenance. You'll get a taste of how mechanical smarts blend with the art of customer care, and why sometimes, the best fix for a sticky situation is a dose of grace and a good laugh.Strap in for tales that meander through the unexpected perks of our trade – rubbing elbows with the high and mighty, and snagging invites to the kind of events that make friends envious. Hear how we leveraged the little-known concept of 'goodwill' to transform customer loyalty into an art form. Whether you're eyeing a career in the automotive service industry or just love a good story, we've got insights and anecdotes that'll rev your engines and maybe even inspire your next career move. So come along for the ride with the two Cindys, and let's have a hoot exploring the twists and turns of life in the service lane.Join our Journey:Share this episode with a friendClick the plus to follow us on your podcast app and get automatic downloads of each episodeRate and Review us on Apple Podcasts Email us at Cindy@OnTheDriveTraining.comLinkedIn:   Connect on LinkedinFacebook:  Join us on FacebookHost:Cindy Lawrence713.299.2435Cindy@OnTheDriveTraining.comAtYourServcie-Drive.comIf You Need Fixed Ops Training…You Need Cindy! Co-Host:Ann Griffith561.346.1529AGriffith@WatermanBank.comCommercial  |  Residential  |  ConstructionWorldwide Lending Since 1992If You Need Money?… You NEED Ann!

In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Cindy von Dein Bauchgefühl über Stillvorbereitung. Dabei beantworten wir folgende Fragen: • Wieso macht es Sinn sich aufs Stillen vorzubereiten? • Wie kannst du dich überhaupt vorbereiten? • Was ist Cindys #1 Tipp zur Vorbereitung? • Wie findest du die Balance zwischen ausreichend vorbereiten und Vertrauen und Loslassen? • Gibt es nützliche Anschaffungen und welche, die du du eher nicht anschaffen solltest? ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ Dein Weg zu Cindy: Stillvorbereitungskurs 25% Code: MamaNamaste https://triviar.de/videos/3486   Special Bundle aus Stillvorbereitung und Wochenbettvorbereitung mit knapp 30 % Rabatt. https://triviar.de/products/561 ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ Yogakurse online & Präsenz als Präventionskurse mit Krankenkassen Erstattung

In today's fast-paced and competitive business world, finding a sense of purpose and meaning in our work can be a challenge. Many business owners strive to build successful ventures while navigating the pressures and uncertainties that come with entrepreneurship. However, some entrepreneurs have discovered a unique approach to a therapy business—one that involves seeing God as their business partner. In this blog post, we explore the concept of God as a business partner and how it can transform both personal and professional aspects of our lives. Meeting Cindy Isaac, LPC In a recent podcast episode titled "Episode 110: God as my Business Partner Series (1 of 4)," Dawn Gabriel had the privilege of interviewing Cindy Isaac, a licensed therapist and owner of a faith-based practice in Southern California. Through their conversation, they shed light on integrating faith into the counseling profession and how it can impact one's business. View Therapy Clients through the Lens of God's Love One of the key insights offered by Cindy Isaac is the importance of viewing clients through the lens of God's love. "God loves them unconditionally, no matter what they're going through." Regardless of their beliefs or struggles, Cindy emphasizes that God loves each individual unconditionally. By recognizing this, therapists can create a safe and empathetic environment for their clients. This perspective not only enhances the therapeutic process but also allows therapists to provide care that goes beyond superficial conversations. Cindys states "Love is the driving force in my business.” Business Foundation in Faith Cindy Isaac explains that seeing God as her business partner has transformed how she views her therapy practice. "My business is a deeper purpose for me to help people and be a part of God's plan." Rather than succumbing to the anxieties and pressures of running a business, Cindy recognizes that her practice is ultimately God's. This perspective alleviates the fear and uncertainty often associated with entrepreneurship. With the understanding that her business is a gift from God, Cindy is able to make decisions more confidently and embrace a deeper purpose in her work. "Remembering that this is God's business takes away the fear and anxiety of business ownership."  Grounding Business Values in Love Love serves as the guiding principle for Cindy Isaac's practice. She describes her core values as roots, with love being the soil that nourishes them. By prioritizing love and care for others in her practice, Cindy provides therapy services with sincerity and compassion. "I approach every client out of the understanding of them being loved by God." This emphasis on love extends not only to clients but also to her team, creating a harmonious work environment and fostering a sense of community. Trusting in God's Guidance As a business leader and therapist, Cindy Isaac acknowledges the challenges that arise in decision-making and business operations. However, she finds solace and direction by turning to God through prayer. She recognizes that she has been equipped with unique skills and talents that allow her to navigate these challenges. By trusting in God's guidance and accepting that her business is part of a bigger plan, Cindy finds peace in the face of uncertainty. Conclusion: "I give back in love because God first loved me." Integrating faith into business can be a transformative journey, as exemplified by Cindy Isaac's approach to counseling and entrepreneurship. By viewing clients through the lens of God's unconditional love and seeing her business as a partnership with God, Cindy has created an environment that fosters healing, growth, and purpose. Her emphasis on love as the foundation for her business values has cultivated a strong sense of community and brought a deeper meaning to her work.   As we reflect on Cindy Isaac's insights, we are reminded of the power of faith in guiding our professional lives. Whether we are business owners, entrepreneurs, or employees, embracing God as our business partner can bring clarity, purpose, and peace in the midst of a dynamic and challenging business landscape. By aligning our actions and decisions with our faith, we can cultivate a harmonious relationship between our spirituality and our work, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and impactful journey as business professionals. Links and Resources Grace Family Counseling Facebook: Grace Family Counseling Instagram:  Grace Family Counseling Sacred Space Community Groups - with Dawn Soul Care Retreats: Exclusively for therapists who want to recharge in a deep and fulfilling way. You will engage in your own spiritual journey, find some release from the work you do, as well as connect with other therapists all while enjoying the beauty of Colorado at a secluded and peaceful retreat center. Limited to 6-8 therapists.

Mord & Mystik säsong 2 kommer kretsa kring 80-talet och några av de mest uppmärksammade morden och mysterierna under detta årtionde. Säsongspremiären handlar om Cynthia Andersons försvinnande från Toledo, Ohio år 1981. Detta fall har kommit att vara ett av dom mest uppmärksammade under hela årtiondet, och omständigheterna kring Cindys försvinnande är okända, än idag. Tack för att du lyssnar!

Kathleen from Plenty of Sunshine Travel met with Cindy from Norwegian Cruise Line for this week's cruise chat. . We discussed Cindy's experience cruising on Norwegian Spirit to The French Polynesian Islands and Hawaii. This itinerary is not frequently offered and is part of NCL's Extraordinary Journeys. This special cruise goes to Papeete, Tahiti Moorea, French Polynesia Raiatea, French Polynesia Hilo, Hawaii Kahului, Maui Nāwiliwili, Kaua`i Honolulu, Oahu. . It also goes the other direction starting in Honolulu, Oahu and ending in Papeete, Tahiti. It also goes the other direction starting in Honolulu, Oahu and ending in Papeete, Tahiti. The dates for this cruise that starts in Tahiti are September 27 - October 9, 2023. November 14 - November 26, 2023. June 5, 2024 - June 17, 2024. . If you want to start in Hawaii, the available dates are September 15 - September 27, 2023. November 2, 2023- November 14, 2023. November 26- December 8, 2023. While in Tahiti & Hawaii, you should extend your stay! Oahu is steeped with history, beaches, and beautiful mountains you can climb. In fact, Cindy climbed one of those gorgeous mountains. What an accomplishment! The view from up top is fantastic, as is the knowledge that you succeeded in climbing it! . Bring a good pair of hiking shoes. Your feet will thank you. . Hawaii has it all, from the colonial architecture to the powdered sand beaches and the trees reminiscent of many shows like Lost Hawaii Five-0 and Jurassic Park. From downtown Oahu, a mere 45-minute drive, you can visit a horse ranch surrounded by majestic mountains you will visit the set of Jurassic Park, Godzilla, 50 first dates, Soul Surfer, Snatched, Triple Frontier, and so many more. Cindy was there over the American Thanksgiving, so she had the opportunity to see parades and had a chance to feast on traditional Thanksgiving food. Cindy then went to the Cruise port after three fabulous days in Hawaii and had the opportunity to explore Norwegian Spirit. Norwegian Spirit has a Guest Capacity of 2032 passengers when completely filled. She was built in 1998 but was refurbished in 2022. So, she looks brand new and modern. Norwegian Spirit is 268 meters long (880 feet). She can get into the authentic ports in Tahiti that the larger ships can't. The adults-only section on NCL Spirit has a pool at the aft of the ship that you could sit in for sail away and enjoy the warm water as you depart from each port.Cindy and her mom were very excited that when they embarked on the ship in Honolulu, they were each given a Hawaiian lei necklace to wear with beautiful fresh flowers that were fragrant with the fresh Hawaiian scent. . Cindy found exploring Maui to be very easy. The locals suggested a few other sites to see by yourself, you can do a tour through the cruise line, or I could arrange a tour with my personal contacts. In Tahiti, Cindy and her mother visited a vanilla farm. This vanilla had a different flavour than what you will typically find in the stores or the vanilla from Madagascar. This vanilla is perfect for baking, has a hint of sweetness and is a full-bodied fragrant vanille. You will need to visit this farm when you cruise Tahiti. . If you want to learn more about Norwegian Cruise Line or any other cruise lines I have met with. Please get in touch with me at info@PlentyofSunshineTravel.com. You can also fill out this simple form https://bit.ly/3mxFUNd, and I will get back to you. . If you want to see the images, check out our YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@PlentyofSunshineTravel/featured . Search #PlentyofSunshineTravel on Facebook or Instagram to see our posts. . #NCL #NorwegianCruiseLine #exploreHawaii #NCLTravelAgent #travelagent #CruiseSpecialist #Cruise #CruiseGuru #TravelAgent #CanadianTravelAgent

If you've had a rough couple of weeks, you aren't alone! The solar eclipse in Aries makes its way to us on Wednesday night at 9:13 pm PT. Learn more about this eclipse and what it is unearthing from Cindys guides in this mostly channeled in episode!

In this episode of The Banking With Life Podcast, James and returning guest Barry Dyke cover a range of topics including "Muppets", "Stockholm Cindys", and also get back to financial basics. As always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!Make sure to like and subscribe to join us weekly on the Banking With Life Podcast!━━━Learn more about Barry Dyke here: ➫ www.barryjamesdyke.com/Bookstores: ➫ www.barryjamesdyke.com/store➫ www.bankingwithlife.com/product/the-b…e-collection/━━━Become a client! ➫ www.bankingwithlife.com/how-to-fast-t…ur-own-bankerBuy Nelson Nash's 6.5 hour Seminar on DVD here: ➫ www.bankingwithlife.com/product/the-5…ecorded-live/ (Call us at (817) 790-0405 or email us at myteam@bankingwithlife.com for a DISCOUNT CODE)Register for our free webinar to learn more about Infinite Banking... ➫ bankingwithlife.com/getting-s...━━━Implement the Infinite Banking Concept® with the Infinite Banking Starter Kit...The Starter Kit includes Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash and the Banking With Life DVD by James Neathery.It's the perfect primer for everyone interested in becoming their own banker.Buy your starter kit here: ➫ www.bankingwithlife.com/exclu...━━━Learn more about James Neathery here: ➫ bankingwithlife.com━━━Listen on your iPhone through iTunes: ➫ itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/b...Listen on your Android through Stitcher: ➫ www.stitcher.com/podcast/bank...Listen on Soundcloud: ➫ @banking-with-l...━━━Follow us on Facebook: ➳ www.facebook.com/jamescneathery/━━━Disclaimer:All content on this site is for informational purposes only. The content shared is not intended to be a substitute for consultation with the appropriate professional. Opinions expressed herein are solely those of James C. Neathery & Associates, Inc., unless otherwise specifically cited. The data that is presented is believed to be from reliable sources and no representations are made by James C. Neathery & Associates, Inc. as to another party's informational accuracy or completeness. All information or ideas provided should be discussed in detail with your Adviser, Financial Planner, Tax Consultant, Attorney, Investment Adviser or the appropriate professional prior to taking any action.

Cindys tanzt und schickt Adam diesen LiebesbriefWährend Cindy tanzt, schickt er Adam diesen zweiten Liebesbrief

As we kick off our Back To School & Transition Series

Our holidays in December are just beginning as this week Jack and David present Benjamin Peel's "Wicked Cinderella" and Mercury Theatre Podcast's "War for December" from John S. Badger! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our holidays in December are just beginning as this week Jack and David present Benjamin Peel's "Wicked Cinderella" and Mercury Theatre Podcast's "War for December" from John S. Badger! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cultpodden har fortfarande ett längre avbrott, men vi kunde bara inte tacka nej till en intervju med manusförfattaren, regissören & producenten bakom Uncanny Pictures - Cindy Stenberg!Cindy är kanske en av de mest aktiva filmskaparna i Sverige just nu, och med sina kortfilmer har hon bevisat sig att vara en stark kraft att räkna med för framtiden när det kommer till genrefilm. Vi diskuterar allt möjligt; från hennes kämpaglöd för att få svensk filmindustri att acceptera fler genrer, hennes egen bakgrund på scenen, passionen för Bloodborne och självklart kärleken till den genre vi alla tre håller kär - skräck, vad annars?Se till att följa Cindys bolag, Uncanny Pictures på Instagram för frekventa uppdateringar.Missa inte heller skräckkortfilmen The Bellringer på Swedish Ghost Lovers YouTube-kanal!Det här specialavsnittet av Cultpodden vill ni bara inte missa!

Mea culpa für das Wortspiel im Titel. Ist ganz klar keine Bewerbung für den Georg-Büchner-Preis. Aber wisst Ihr was? Die Folge war klasse! Wir freuen uns immer über Gäste und unsere Gästin in Episode 83 ist ziemlich cool drauf. Selbst einen Muscle-Up hat sie mittlerweile geschafft. Und dann gibt es Dinge wie Murphs, Cindys, Death Bys und Burpees. Kein Ding, wenn bei Euch jetzt primär Fragezeichen über den Köpfen schweben, da lässt sich Abhilfe schaffen und dafür sind wir und vor allem Janina ja da. Sie erklärt uns, was die Begriffe von oben bedeuten und, warum es beim CrossFit sogar Spass macht, in eine Box gesteckt zu werden. Ehrlich! Und das klappt auch noch auf der ganzen Welt, sobald wir wieder reisen dürfen. Jedenfalls wird schnell klar, warum Janina für CrossFit brennt und auch selbst coached. Da ist sie uns beiden weit, weit voraus. Dirk schaut zwar leidenschaftlich CrossFit Meisterschaften - sogar die Livestreams über mehrere Stunden hinweg. Dominic ist - wie bei allen Sportarten im TV - nur für die Zusammenfassungen und Dokus zu haben. Dafür schafft er doch tatsächlich noch 10 Strict Pull Ups am Stück… und kennt wie Janina und Dirk Mat Fraser, Katrin Davidsdottir und selbstverständlich Tia-Clair Toomey. Welche Fragen Janina uns so gestellt hat, und ob wir uns eigentlich noch verstehen? Erfahrt Ihr in Episode 83, wie immer Montags, denn Montag ist Wurscht Tag! Empfehlungen: CrossFit - Willkommen zum härtesten Workout der Welt! https://www.womenshealth.de/fitness/fitnesstraining/was-ist-crossfit/ Fittest on Earth - A Decade of Fitness: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6491170/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 Abonniert uns auf: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/ist-doch-wurscht-wie-der-podcast-heisst/id1500941965 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2jORFqugpKOkmyL8EnZK6r?si=vQ_hvXKwQbehIdiwez03Dw Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHug0m47v3pz67oMLWUu7aqkIGb5DCAmV #istdochwurschtwiederpodcastheisst #produktivität #biohacking #biohack #corona #coronavirus #biotech #mainz #chicago #filme #serien #bücher #podcastlife #podcasting #podcaster #applepodcasts #podcastmovement #podcastjunkie #crossfit #fittestonearth

In this episode of the Eric Roberts Fitness Podcast I speak with my 1:1 online coaching client Cindy who is a, Total bad a**. Cindy has made insane changes to not just her body but to her life as a whole. She has overcome binge eating, she has developed such great habits to carry her on for the rest of her life, she is in the gym absolutely crushing workouts.  I really think you can learn a lot from Cindy and will enjoy her story.  Hope you do, and if you did, feel free to leave a 5 star rating and review on iTunes as that would mean the world to me. Chat soon, -E https://ericrobertsfitness.com/contact/

Nasalrape, the architect savior, Chads ear to the street for Cindys crack addiction, and the prison wallet are discussed as we go a little dark talking A Very Brady Christmas.

Dieses Mal habe ich mich digital mit Cindy Pfitzmann vernetzt. Ja, das mag heute nichts mehr besonderes sein, doch Cindy war eine der ersten, die den Lebensstil des „digitalen Nomadentum“ annahm. Zu einer Zeit, in der es diesen Begriff noch nicht einmal gab. Was lange her scheint, liegt tatsächlich erst ein paar Jahre zurück und zeigt, wie rasant sich die Lebensformen gewandelt haben. Cindys wollte nie den Weg gehen, den die Gesellschaft als klassisch bezeichnen würde. Sie wollte alles, nur nicht das. Ihr FOUND MY MEE fand sie im Reisen. Alleine und mit Rucksack waren es diese Abenteuer, die sie prägten. Ihr Antrieb waren die außergewöhnlichen Erfahrungen, ihr Heimatland für 6 Jahre wurde Australien. Seit 2 Jahren lebt sie nun wieder in Deutschland und hat hier einen neuen Zyklus begonnen, welcher sie ankommen lässt. Und in welchem sie ihren aktuellen Herzensweg gegründet hat: Die Plattform the bold woman. Auf dieser erzählt sie die mutigen Geschichten von Frauen, die, auch wie sie, das Außergewöhnliche suchen. Wie auch immer das für jede einzelne aussehen mag. Cindy ist eine Frau mit gleicher Mission wie ich sie in mir trage und sie ist eine von denjenigen, die das „miteinander“ auch lebt und nicht nur auf die Fahne schreibt. Dieses Gespräch ist ein Hoch auf das Abenteuer und alle mutigen Frauen. < -> Hier findet ihr mehr zu Cindy: https://cindypfitzmann.com -> und hier zu den mutigen Frauen: https://www.theboldwoman.co

“Do not judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven. Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” Luke 6:37-38 (NIV).My friend Kathy is an amazing Christian, who wants to share God's love with everyone she meets. A few years ago, she invited me to meet her at a local strip club, so we could tell her friends, who work there, how much God treasures them. Kathy told me, many of these dancers didn't want anything to do with Christianity because of things church people had done to them. Since I'm also bitter about church culture, she knew I'd fit right in. That night, I was amazed by the beautiful souls of the dancers I met. I was so inspired by these women that I continued to work in strip club ministries for a long time after that first night. Though the ladies who worked in the clubs had very different stories than mine, I loved the community I found with them. I never struggled to talk to them, to see their strength, or to sincerely desire the best possible life for each one of them.On the other hand, it was always a struggle for me to deal with how much I hated the men in the clubs. See, there are often abusive jerks in the clubs, who think having a little money means they can talk to women like they're garbage. I have seriously sat and prayed, “God help me not punch this guy in the throat.” I hated them. My rage towards these jerks extended to all the men in the clubs, and it blinded me to seeing them as anything else. It took a lot for God to change my heart in this area. Softening my heart took years. I struggled. Not just a little, I intensely struggled with emotionally unhealthy vengeful hate.In the last chapter, I mentioned praying for abusers. My most memorable experience of praying for abusers, took place as I drove to a strip club one night. I vented to God. I was bitter, self-righteous, and full of hatred. I despised the abuse I had seen, but I didn't want to see the whole picture. I wanted people to blame. I saw my friends only as strong survivors and their customers only as abusive jerks. The messes in this world are seldom so neatly divided. Obviously, I still had a long way to go on my journey towards fully living in the peace and hope Jesus provides.As I drove, I ranted to God about my whole, ugly, hate-filled mess. Finally, the truth about my attitude came out. I said, “OK God, why aren't you fixing this?” There it was. My real issue: I was still mad at God for the things I'd been through.Honestly, I didn't struggle so much with the abuse I endured. I was angry about the shame heaped on me by church people. Why didn't God break through and yell at them? Why didn't he make it clear how much he cared about me? As I was recovering, I needed to know he still loved me. Unfortunately, people who should have told me how much God still loved me, told me he didn't let bad things happen to people who love him. They told me I was “forgiven”, but I'd always have to pay for my mistakes. The way they misrepresented God, filled me with bitterness. It tainted everything I did. I desperately wanted to protect my friends, who are dancers, from ever feeling the shame I felt. Deep down, I also didn't want to deal with the anger I felt towards God. My anger towards God was too raw and painful to face, so I stuffed it. But stuffed emotions never stay stuffed, so mine came out as hatred towards the men.Somehow, when I finally voiced my real frustration, in my car that night, I had a sense of how incredibly beautiful God's way really is. I knew those church people were wrong. Now, so was I. I was reminded of a truth I didn't want to believe: “Hate doesn't change anyone”. Though I knew this was true, in that moment, hate felt better and I wasn't ready to let go of it. So, while driving, I angrily blurted out, “OK God, I see it, but if you want me to care about these guys you are going to have to do it through me. I can't do what you're asking.”I want you to know, this was not a nice eloquent prayer session. I was angry. I was yelling in my car like a crazy woman. I was real about all the pain I saw and how much I hated it. I was arrogant and bold. Little did I know, I was about to be humbled, yet profoundly honored. God was about to show me a glimpse of how he sees the men I hated.As I went into the club, I forgot all about my prayer and began joking around with my friends. I didn't associate my ranting prayer with anything that could happen that night. Simply because, I did not talk to the men, ever. I was merely going to avoid them, as usual, while hating them a little less. Turns out, God was preparing me to meet Greg, a man who was carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders, and needed to know how much God still loves him.Greg came up to talk to the dancer I was talking to. I tried to slip away unobtrusively, but my friend said, “This lady is a Christian, you should talk to her.” So, Greg turned to me, not for a conversation, but to tell me how much he hated religion.I listened to Greg's rant. Amazingly, God was honoring the challenge I had issued earlier: “If you want me to care, you are going to have to do it through me.”As Greg continued his story, I knew God was working on me. Despite my bitterness, I heard the deep hurt behind Greg's angry complaints about the religion forced on him as a child. He had experienced rejection and shame for not living up to their standards.After a while, Greg finished his beer. He turned to me with a sudden seriousness and said, “I don't want Jesus to forgive me because I don't deserve it.”The anger in his voice turned to despair as Greg told me the story of his sophomore year in college. He had pressured his roommate, who had just broken up with his girlfriend, to go to a party with him. His roommate never drank but gave in because he was feeling low. Greg remembered handing his roommate a drink with the promise, “this will fix you.”. He had no idea how depressed his roommate really was that night. After just a few drinks, his roommate jumped onto a motorcycle; sped up the curvy mountain roads; then drove off of the only overlook with a broken guardrail. Greg never forgot getting the news of his friend's suicide.As he sat there beside me in a strip club, recounting this trauma from over twenty years ago, I began to actually see Greg. I saw how he was weighed down by guilt. I saw how he blamed himself for all kinds of problems around him. I saw a desperate, hurting soul looking for solace in the company of these dancers. I saw a glimpse of how God sees him. I saw hope for him. I saw how he struggled with the same shame that Jesus had freed me from.When Greg said, “I don't deserve Jesus' forgiveness.”, I saw the glaring truth of my hypocrisy. I remembered that I too had said the same thing to God twenty years earlier. As a young overwhelmed mother, I had cried out to God. “I can't raise these children. I'm too messed up. I don't deserve them.” Like Greg, I felt I didn't deserve good things in my life because of what I'd done. My path was different from Greg's. I dealt with my shame by throwing myself into church work. But, no matter how good I got at following the rules in church, I couldn't shake my shame. I knew I could never measure up and never deserve God working in my life. Like Greg, I knew how much I didn't deserve forgiveness.When I finally got to the point of desperation where I cried out: “I can't do this. I don't deserve my children.” I came to the end of me. I got quiet and I listened. I felt the calming, peaceful presence of God reminding me of the story of the Apostle Paul. Paul was responsible for the deaths and imprisonment of many early Christians. God completely forgave him and empowered him to be one of the key leaders of the early Christian community. In comparison to Paul, it seemed ridiculous to think God couldn't work with my mistakes. I didn't deserve forgiveness. Thankfully, God gave it anyway, and he also empowered me to accept it.Yet, here I was, all these years later, condemning all these men for the sins I saw in them. Why was I so ready to see people like Greg as hopeless, when I knew God didn't see him that way?After a while, Greg didn't want to hear any more. He ended our conversation with, “Listen. I know all about your religion. I can't follow all of those rules. I just think Jesus wants me to care about people.”I told him he was absolutely right on both points and God still loves him. He shushed me and said, “He shouldn't”I didn't push anymore. I simply promised Greg I would be praying for him.This morning as I read Luke 6, I remembered exactly how judgmental I can be. I haven't seen Greg in years. But I still pray for him to know how much God longs to walk through this life with him, to give him the peace, healing and hope he has been seeking.It is crazy miraculous, (like healing the blind kind of stuff!) that I ever talked to Greg. It is proof of how much God wants to reach out to him. Literally, twenty minutes before I went into the club, I would have immediately judged him and refused to talk to him. Graciously, God broke through my judgmental pride to give me a glimpse of how he sees Greg.I thank God for being so patient with me. I thank him for being way more loving and accepting than I can ever comprehend. I thank God for not giving up on the Gregs in this world, who don't know how loved they are. I also thank God for being patient with the religious Cindys of this world, who get a little bit better, then think they can condemn the rest of the planet for not living up to our messed-up standards.Before you judge me too harshly, remember this not judging thing is hard. If you don't think so, then you aren't doing it right! Our society seems to thrive on judging other people. I mean let's all be honest and admit: deep down, wouldn't we all love to be Judge Judy and hand out sassy judgments to everyone we find annoying? Our desire to justify ourselves by condemning others is why Jesus' calling in Luke 6:37-38 is seriously hard stuff.In those verses, Jesus calls his follower to be gracious in how we see people, forgive freely and give generously. Thankfully, Jesus didn't simply throw out these commands then say, “Good luck with that. I'm watching.”In the rest of Luke 6, Jesus taught some pretty amazing points to free us from being shame-filled judgers.Consider carefully who you follow.Jesus continued by saying “Can the blind lead the blind? Will they not both fall into a pit? The student is not above the teacher, but everyone who is fully trained will be like their teacher.” Luke 6:39-40 (NIV).We aren't supposed to “judge” in a negative, hypocritical sense but we are supposed to make wise judgments about who we follow. Don't expect anyone to lead you somewhere they aren't going. If you want to be gracious in your assumptions of others (non-judgmental), forgiving, and generous, then you need to actively seek leaders who model these traits.Sounds like no-brainer advice until you think about how often we surround ourselves with people who make us feel better, instead of people who challenge us to be better. Real growth comes from finding people who will confront us in our shortcomings and model areas where we want to grow.Deal with the mess in your life so you can help others with theirs.“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Brother, let me take the speck out of your eye,' when you yourself fail to see the plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye.” Luke 6:41-43 (NIV).Jesus uses an exaggerated word picture to tell us two things: First, we all need to deal with our own mess. Secondly, there is actually very little we can accurately judge in other people's lives.Seeing our own mess accurately is no easy task. I often joke that denial is my favorite coping skill. One clear indicator that I'm denying my own mess: when I judge people harshly, it is because of something I'm not willing to deal with in myself. For example, in my opening story, I judged the men harshly because of “my plank” which was me being angry with God.When we refuse to deal with the messes in our lives, they don't go away. They pop up everywhere and influence everything we do. They have power over us. They become a nagging voice of shame, constantly telling us we are not good enough. We compensate by comparing ourselves to others. We look for problems in their lives so we can say, “See. I'm not so bad.” We live with the shame of trying to deny our messy plank, and we compensate by being judgmental.Jesus' advice frees us from the cycle of personal shame and doubts which cause us to judge others. He gives us the power to deal with all of our real issues, our deep hurts, and our shame. Healing all of these hurts can be a long process. Sometimes, we just aren't ready to admit our deepest hurts. Amazingly, even while we are in the process of simply admitting the hurts are there, Jesus provides freedom. When we admit we have a “plank”, it frees us to know we are going to deal with it. We no longer have to stuff our deepest pains and pretend we are “OK”. We get to admit, we aren't OK, but we will be! The peace we find from Jesus' acceptance of us and our “messy plank”, frees us from the need to build ourselves up through judging others.But what about the speck? Are we supposed to just deny other people have problems? Surely, we are supposed to help.Absolutely, we should help other people with their problems. We just need to realize; we only see the tip of the iceberg. We don't know all of their struggles. We only see a speck of their pain and the struggles in their lives. Of course, we should help people with problems we see. We just need to be sure we start with a humble attitude, which comes from being fully aware of our own mess, God's patient grace with us, and our very limited perspective. This humble attitude frees us from condemning others.Years of working with at-risk youth has given me unique insight into our “plank-eyed” tendencies to judge with condemning certainty, based on a “speck” of information. For example, I always think of Matt, one of my favorite students of all time. Matt was a young man with a huge heart and a tough home life. His mom worked two jobs just trying to make ends meet. His father was not in the picture and his older brother was a drug addict who, at seventeen years old, had already been arrested twice. Matt did everything he could to help his mom. He was consumed with not wanting to be another man who let his mom down. He worked his butt off trying to help her. His grades, appearance, and health suffered from the heavy load he was shouldering at such a young age. When I was assigned to be his tutor, I sat in on meetings where his teachers judged him as lazy and apathetic. The truth is, he worked harder than any of them; he was just ashamed to tell anyone. From their limited perspective, they saw his actions, then judged his motives. And they were dead wrong.Matt needing support at school was the “speck” his teachers could see. When they judged him, they no longer felt responsible for helping him with that speck. They hadn't dealt with the “planks” in them, which made them so ready to judge a thirteen-year-old boy.When we condemn from our limited perspective, it always points to our own plank. We miss the joy of helping people in the small areas where our lives intersect. “Holy speck helping” begins with “humble plank acknowledging”.Your focus determines your direction.I can't imagine anyone reading the previous two points and not wanting to apply them. We all want to follow wise leaders and to be non-judgmental, encouraging people. We all want to see the best in others and inspire those around us to greatness. I'm sure you've never thought: “What I really want out of life is to harshly judge everyone who makes me feel uncomfortable about anything I struggle with.”Despite our desire to be encouraging, judging people is a trap we have to constantly battle. How do we read these stories and Jesus' teaching about not being judgmental and really live differently?Jesus addressed the continual nature of our struggle in the next part of his lesson on not judging. He said:“No good tree bears bad fruit, nor does a bad tree bear good fruit. Each tree is recognized by its own fruit. People do not pick figs from thorn bushes, or grapes from briers. A good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his heart, and an evil man brings evil things out of the evil stored up in his heart. For the mouth speaks what the heart is full of. Luke 6:43-45 (NIV).The “fruit” in our lives comes from all the things beneath the surface, deep in our souls. In order for our lives to produce good things, like not judging people, we have to store good things in our hearts and souls. In other words, if we want to accept people the way Jesus did, we have to continually focus on who he is and how he accepts people. It is a discipline we practice because of our desire to honor what Jesus has shown us. Our focus determines our direction. When we focus on ourselves, our hurt and our shame, we remain stuck in lives full of shame-filled judging. Thankfully, when we determine to focus on Jesus and his acceptance of us, we are freed from shame filled judging and we get to grow and accept others.Doing these things will help you build your life on a solid foundation that will not fail you when times are tough.“Why do you call me, ‘Lord, Lord,' and do not do what I say? As for everyone who comes to me and hears my words and puts them into practice, I will show you what they are like. They are like a man building a house, who dug down deep and laid the foundation on rock. When a flood came, the torrent struck that house but could not shake it, because it was well built. But the one who hears my words and does not put them into practice is like a man who built a house on the ground without a foundation. The moment the torrent struck that house, it collapsed and its destruction was complete.” Luke 6:46-49 (NIV).Jesus ended this sermon with a final challenge comparing and contrasting the two responses to his message. Everyone believes being gracious, forgiving, and generous are good things but few people focus on growing in these areas.The foolish man building his house on sand reminds me of so many teens I've talked to through the years. I've helped several young people whose parents neglected and abused them because of drug addictions. These teens were using drugs while telling me, they didn't want to be like their parents. They believed they could just quit when they had families because they'd care too much about their kids to use drugs. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for any of them. None of them had learned any coping skills for the struggles in life. Instead of building their lives on different decisions, they escaped the hard emotions of their teen years by self-medicating with drugs. When they had families, they had no foundation for dealing with adult stresses. Sadly, they became the thing they hated most.In life, we don't get to suddenly have great character when we need it. Wanting to be good isn't enough. Character is built over time through frequent choices. We will all have hard times in our lives which will shake us and reveal our true character. If we follow the principles Jesus teaches in Luke, he will prepare us for these times. He helps us see ourselves accurately, then empowers us to change, grow, and become the good people we want to be. If we continually build our lives on the principles he taught, the hard times will not destroy us, they will reveal the strength of our character.So, whatever your shame struggles are, there is hope for you. You can quit judging yourself and others.Trust me. It's a journey.

Cindy Pfitzmann ist Speakerin, Bestsellerautorin und Mentorin.  Sie lebte 6 Jahre in Australien und erfand sich komplett neu was ihr Leben und ihre Karriere betrifft. Immer ganz oben auf der Liste stand der grosse Wert von "Freiheit". Freiheit zu leben und zu arbeiten wo, wann, mit wem und woran man will. Cindy sagt: Alles ist möglich, wenn du dich selbst gut genug kennst und weisst, welche Hebel am besten funktionieren und den Mut hast, diese Hebel zu bewegen. Genau das tut sie als Founder von "The Life Stylist", wo sie Frauen zeigt, ihre eigenen Lebensvorstellungen zu erkennen und zu leben, ihre Flügel auszuweiten und mit vollem Mut ihre ganzen Potentiale auszuleben. Cindy hat auch das Online Magazin "The Bold Woman" ins Leben gerufen. Eine Plattform auf der mutige Frauen mit außergewöhnlichen Stories ihre Geschichte erzählen, um damit andere Frauen zu inspirieren. Auch Cindy hat viele Geschichten des Neuanfangs zu erzählen. Wir sprechen über das Reisen und Cindys zweite Staatsbürgerschaft als Australierin. In Teil 2 des Interviews kannst Du Dich von ihr inspirieren lassen für Dein eigenes Leben in Freiheit! Auch Du kannst es schaffen, Dich mutig neu zu erfinden. Um es mit Cindys Worten zu sagen: Dare to be bold! _____________________ Mehr zu Cindy Pfitzmann:

Es ist vorbei. Cindy's erstes Jahr in Bonn! Cindy und Lucas sprechen darüber, was seit Cindy's spontanen Umzug in die ehemalige Hauptstadt passiert ist und vielleicht noch passieren soll. Außerdem gibt es Tipps zum Thema wie man neue Leute kennenlernen kann, wenn man neu in einer Stadt ist.

Did you know March 30th is World Bi-Polar Day? This week, Cindy teaches us all about Bi-Polar to bring awareness to this misunderstood disorder. She also asks the tough question of "Why do we only get a day and not a month?" Also, come back next week to hear Cindys personal story of living with Bi-Polar.   Trigger Warnings-  Hypo Manic/ Depressive episodes, Suicidal Thoughts, Drug Use/Abuse, Insomnia, Death, Unhealthy Sexual Behaviors, Behaviors that can lead to being harmed by others.

EP 20 We are finally back! Amys Broken equipment and Cindys drug problems.

EP 20 We are finally back! Amys Broken equipment and Cindys drug problems.

We talk about our family easter plans and my kids adult Easter egg hunt. Did Big Ange really give cindy the Boot from her Ali shopping? Stay tuned its getting Ugly, cue up The Godfather Music!!!

We talk about our family easter plans and my kids adult Easter egg hunt. Did Big Ange really give cindy the Boot from her Ali shopping? Stay tuned its getting Ugly, cue up The Godfather Music!!!

Dave Rencher, Chief Genealogical Officer at Family Search tells Family Gathering host Grant Nielsen about some of the great online resources for adoption records in family history.  Here are two. familysearch.org cindyslist.com They also discuss the challenge of getting international adoption records.   One of the challenges in family history is the growing "right to be forgotten" movement in which people are able to delete their records and references from the internet.

The girls cover everything Harry Potter- from liability waivers to who's the biggest bitch in the series. Incredibly, there's also a lot of Kelly Clarkson. Join us for the thrilling conclusion of Harry Potter Month!

Dirtybitpodcast 132- Cindys Oral Interview A naughty tale by JR Luxor and read by SexxxySherry. How far will Cindy go to get a her dream job. check out JR Luxor on twitter at @JRLuxor

Cindys turnhallengroße Altbauwohnung ist überbevölkert mit so genannten Gästen, der Balkon ist das letzte Refugium für ein Gespräch. Cindy räumt ein, dass er sich fühlt wie eine ausgequetschte Zahnpastatube.Cindys Haus ist voll mit Gästen, er selbst räumt seinen Hosting Burn Out ein, kann aber nicht anders.

Om hur turerna kring Syrien blottat djupa skiften i det internationella systemet. USA isolerar sig. Europa samlas kring Tysklands nein!. Och plötsligt framstår Vladimir Putin som världens ledare. Hör tyska pacifister, rumänska USA-kännare och hillbillies från Appalacherna om ifall vi ser slutet för efterkrigstidens Pax Americana. Det har varit en utmaning att hänga med i svängarna kring Syrien den gångna tiden. Från dag till dag har spelplaner kastats över ända och etablerade kartor ritats om. Knappt hade Storbritanniens David Cameron börjat springa i en riktning förrän han fick tvärstanna och vända om. Frankrikes Francois Hollande sprang ivrigt med tills också han måste bromsa in. För att få en bild av hur politiken i den mäktigaste stormakten av alla – i USA – vänts upp och ned fick vår reporter Petra Socolovsky lämna maktens vanliga centrum, Washington DC, och bege sig inåt landet till Morgantown, West Virginia. Vad betyder det här inrikespolitiska skiftet för USAs roll i världen på längre sikt - det som i forskarkretsar brukar kallas "grand strategy"? Ser vi ett USA som vill dra sig tillbaka, som planerar att följa Joans, Cindys och Kevins råd? Och hur tänker man sig i så fall alternativen? En forskare som tittat närmare på detta är Iounut Popescu, ursprungligen från Rumänien och idag verksam som professor i internationell politik på Regent-universitetet i Virginia Beach, nära Washington DC, Han menar att Barack Obamas politik bryter med den etablerade linjen att USA ska ha den globala ledarrollen. USA har länge pressat på Europa för att ta ett större ansvar för säkerheten på den här sidan om Atlanten. Men den senaste tidens förvirring kring Syrien har återigen blottat bristen på en gemensam utrikes- och säkerhetspolitisk strategi. Tyskland är visserligen det land som har varit mest konsekvent med sin motvilja mot att ingripa i krisområden, säger en av de analytiker vi strax ska höra. Men det hindrar inte uppmaningar till rika och mäktiga Tyskland att engagera sig mer aktivt. Men Tyskland har annan uppgift. Vi ska hålla oss framme när det gäller humanitära insatser - inte militära. Det menar Rupert Neudeck, grundare av den kristna och muslimska hjälporganisationen Grünhelme - grönhjälmarna - som bland annat bedriver sjukvård i Syrien. Den senaste tidens utveckling av krisen i Syrien har fått Ryssland att framstå som inflytelserikt, vinnande och mäktigt. Medan Obama har debatterats och kritiserats över hela världen och hemma i USA för sitt förslag att slå till militärt mot Bashar al-Assad har Putin bara genom att säga nej fått sin vilja igenom på punkt efter punkt. Men hur hållbar är den ryska nejsägarpolitiken? Och är den ett tecken på styrka eller svaghet? Konflikts Kajsa Boglind ringde upp en av Rysslands internationellt mest kända politiska analytiker, Lilia Shevtsova för att höra vad Rysslands hantering av Syrienkrisen säger om landets ambitioner i världspolitiken. Med i studion för att prata om de skiften i världspolitiken som nu träder fram ur skuggan av Syrien-konflikten är tre gäster: Hans Blix, tidigare chef för FN:s vapeninspektörer, Gudrun Persson, forskare och Rysslandexpert vid Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut och Katarina Engberg, säkerhetspolitisk expert. Programledare: Daniela Marquardt Producent: Ivar Ekman

Captain Scott is back with his co-pilot & Flame Dame, Cindy and we discuss why we've been absent as of late with our theatrical events. We also celebrate Cindys birthday! An apology for the sound quality on this episode as we are getting to learn some new equipment. We are proud to be part of the QTalk America network, The Rainbow Pod Squad Network, & the Pride48 community! Check out the Satyrsphere website: http://satyrsphere.blogspot.com Contact us at Satyrsphere@gmail.com. Tweet us on Twitter at @Satyrsphere. Call our voicemail line at 206-666-2313! Until next time, This is the Satyr, over & out.