Podcasts about circlework

Share your thoughts about our conversation!Hailing from Quaker circles and Berkeley's grassroots community movements in the 1960s, is the sagacious Parker J. Palmer – activist, facilitator, teacher and author. His unconventional entry into facilitation was piqued by a fascination with circle-work, which inspired a 30+ year career spent holding space for the mutable truth to emerge.This is a wise, thoughtful conversation grounded in a lifetime of Parker's lived experiences. From authoring your own life, to questioning the truth with kindness, being aware of hubris and approaching facilitation with fresh curiosity every day.There's an incredible amount to learn from Parker in our conversation alone, and I hope you're as inspired as I was!Find out about:The confluence of facilitation, writing and teachingWhy safe spaces are an on-going practice, requiring facilitator's to protect individuals from judgement and criticismUnderstanding the concept of ‘truth' amongst a group of different perspectivesThe importance of allowing groups to sit in reflection, before rushing to problem-solveWhy every group workshop must be approached with fresh eyesDon't miss the next episode: subscribe to the show with your favourite podcast player.Links:Watch the video recording of this episode on YouTube.Center for Courage and RenewalLiving the Questions with Parker J. PalmerParker J Palmer PublicationsConnect to Parker J. Palmer:LinkedInWebsiteSupport the show✨✨✨Subscribe to our newsletter to receive a free 1-page summary of each upcoming episode directly to your inbox, or explore our eBooks featuring 50-episode compilations for even more facilitation insights. Find out more:https://workshops.work/podcast✨✨✨Did you know? You can search all episodes by keyword to find exactly what you need via our Buzzsprout page!

Give this episode a listen to learn a bit more about Jessica, her background, what Circle Work is and what led her to develop it!

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Up on the podcast this week, we have Gemma Brady. Gemma is the founder of Sister Stories, which is on a mission to make going to women's circles as common as yoga class. She's dedicated her life to creating spaces for people to tell important stories, be it on film, in writing, or in their community. She believes in the healing power of storytelling and the power of the generous acts of both speaking and offering deep listening. Her 15 year career as a filmmaker has seen her creating BAFTA award winning content across a variety of media from senior roles on some of the UK's most popular and sensitive documentary series to award winning charity campaigns. In 2017, Gemma created Sister Stories as a means of offering women an opportunity to come together and experience the transformative power of being seen and heard. Grounded in the primal and magical tradition of storytelling, Sister Stories events invite women to deepen their sense of connection to the self and one another, experiencing the simple joy of knowing we are all in it together. What started as a simple circle gathering in London has grown to a global movement of women training to lead and share the transformative power of circle in their communities. Enjoy. Episode Highlights: 03:05 The Essence of Sister Stories 05:10 Gemma's Journey: From Filmmaker to Circle Leader 12:26 The Healing Power of Storytelling 19:33 Facilitation and the Role of the Listener 21:51 The Ripple Effect of Circle Work 30:41 Challenges and Rewards of Sharing Mentioned in the episode: Matthew McConaughey's GreenLights Compassion Prison Project The Gathering (Monthly Sister Stories Circle) Let's connect on ⁠Instagram⁠ and find out more about me ⁠this way⁠. I'd love to hear what you think. Podcast Music: Good For You by THBD https://soundcloud.com/thbdsultanCreative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/2PgU6MuMusic promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/-K_YSjqKgvQ

Claire de Mézerville López welcomes Candace Okello and Tera Monroe of Carnegie Mellon University to the Restorative Works! Podcast.  Claire is joined again by co-host Associate Director for the Collaborative Center for Restorative Practices in Higher Education Kaleigh Mrowka, Ph.D. In this series of episodes, we explore the use of restorative practices in higher education through various aspects of the college and university sphere. Tera and Candace join us to share their experiences implementing restorative practices, particularly focusing on the impactful use of listening circles as a method to engage with challenging topics. They emphasize how these circles provide a safe space for students, faculty, and staff to enter open dialogue, share experiences, and foster understanding amid polarizing world events. Tera and Candace offer insights into the preparation, facilitation, and post-circle reflections, focusing on the importance of community building and creating inclusive environments. They discuss how Carnegie Mellon's commitment to restorative practices is shaping campus culture and empowering individuals to embrace difference and discourse.  Candace serves as the assistant dean of Student Affairs for Civility Initiatives at Carnegie Mellon University. In her role, she is responsible for designing and leading initiatives geared toward proactive community building and engagement with an emphasis on civility. These efforts are intended to increase opportunities for civil discourse, enhance students' capacity to resolve conflicts and assist in cultivating a deep sense of self-awareness and belonging through dialogue and restorative practices. Candace is an alumna of Westminster College and Duquesne University, and she is currently pursuing her doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh. Tera is the associate dean of Student Affairs at Carnegie Mellon University, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the student experience. Her responsibilities include overseeing residential education, serving as a college liaison for Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences, and supporting exchange students between CMU's campuses in Pittsburgh and Doha, Qatar.  Tera's passion lies in creating vibrant and inclusive communities where students can thrive academically, socially, and personally. She collaborates with students, faculty, and staff to enhance the overall well-being of the campus community. Tune in to hear more from Tera and Candace as they provide practical advice for implementing listening circles on other campuses, highlighting the potential for building relational communities and navigating complex issues with empathy and understanding.  

Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true. The feminine is key to our personal and collective healing. The ego is sacred. It is essentially a positive force. However, it has been conditioned by trial force. Circle work is a new paradigm in conscious healing, especially for women for the empowerment of a new world. Jalaja Bonheim is this weeks guest on 11:11 TalkRadio.

Summer Series: Moving through some of our favorite episodes over the years that still ring as timelesss and true. The feminine is key to our personal and collective healing. The ego is sacred. It is essentially a positive force. However, it has been conditioned by trial force. Circle work is a new paradigm in conscious healing, especially for women for the empowerment of a new world. Jalaja Bonheim is this weeks guest on 11:11 TalkRadio.

In this episode we speak with Strong Oak Lefebvre, co-founder and executive director of the Visioning B.E.A.R. Circle Intertribal Coalition INC. Strong Oak co-authored the Walking in Balance with All Our Relations teaching curriculum, a violence prevention approach that is based on transformative/restorative circle practices and traditional values of indigenous people prior to colonization.They speak with us about the years leading up to starting their own organization, including what catalyzed their move away from mainstream gender-based violence work in order to embrace restorative and transformative justice practices. Strong Oak asks us to be mindful of the ways in which RJ and TJ are often co-opted by the state.

Have you ever felt the pressure for your blessing work or circle work to look a certain way? Have you ever felt intimidated to start offering circles because the ones you have seen online look too beautiful to be achievable? - If yes, this episode is for you as we dive deeper into this idea of what a circle should and shouldn't look like. All Katherines Details: Ready to learn more about holding Circles & Blessings: https://katherineeden.com/blessing-and-circle-books/ Come and hang out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katherineeden_rewilding/ Learn how we can work together: https://katherineeden.com If you loved this episode, there are many more to come, so remember to follow the podcast so you don't miss a moment. "I love Katherine & The Art of Rewilding - every episode blows me away!'

Have you ever felt the pressure for your blessing work or circle work to look a certain way? Have you ever felt intimidated to start offering circles because the ones you have seen online look too beautiful to be achievable? - If yes, this episode is for you! ----------- All Katherines Details: Ready to learn more about holding Circles & Blessings: https://katherineeden.com/blessing-and-circle-books/ Come and hang out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katherineeden_rewilding/ Learn how we can work together: https://katherineeden.com ------------ If you loved this episode, there are many more to come, so remember to follow the podcast so you don't miss a moment. "I love Katherine & The Art of Rewilding - every episode blows me away!'

In this episode, Carries sits down with a good friend and dear colleague, Anna Maria Signorelli, to reflect on the benefits of Circle Work and the transformative force of circle work training. The post Reflections on Circlework Featuring Anna Maria Signorelli, LCSW (Bonus Episode) appeared first on The Art of Groups.

Join Shannon and Tracey as they chat about all things to do with Circle work, Sisters circles, and Cycles in general. The symbolism, and energy of this space, and of the space that is held by leaders in this field such as Shannon and Tracey themselves is all laid bare, and boy, are there lessons here to marinate in, this is an episode to bookmark and comeback to if this is all new to you. Enjoy! 'Witchy/ Divine tool of the Week' -Hag Stones. Have a witchy question to ask? Get in touch, we would love to hear from you! tospsychic@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram #turnsout_shesawitch Presented by Tracey Dimech & Shannon Cotterill Produced, edited, & music by Laura & Matt Turner. Visit Shannon's website here www.ashamoon.squarespace.com www.shannon-cotterill.squarespace.com Visit Tracey's website here Australian Medium, Psychic & Spiritual Alignment Mentor https://www.traceydimech.com.au

Join Shannon and Tracey as they chat about all things to do with Circle work, Sisters circles, and Cycles in general. The symbolism, and energy of this space, and of the space that is held by leaders in this field such as Shannon and Tracey themselves is all laid bare, and boy, are there lessons here to marinate in, this is an episode to bookmark and comeback to if this is all new to you. Enjoy! 'Witchy/ Divine tool of the Week' -Hag Stones. Have a witchy question to ask? Get in touch, we would love to hear from you! tospsychic@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram #turnsout_shesawitch Presented by Tracey Dimech & Shannon Cotterill Produced, edited, & music by Laura & Matt Turner. Visit Shannon's website here www.ashamoon.squarespace.com www.shannon-cotterill.squarespace.com Visit Tracey's website here Australian Medium, Psychic & Spiritual Alignment Mentor https://www.traceydimech.com.au

In this heart-opening and inspiring episode, Carrie talks with Regina about her experiences facilitating groups for the past 20 years. Regina shares about her experiences with non-violent communication, MBSR, The Work that Reconnects and Circlework. The post Depth, Diversity, and Connection with Regina Bernhardt appeared first on The Art of Groups.

Meet Erin Miller, trained in Neuro Linguistic Programming, Life coaching, Mindfulness, circle facilitation, Reiki, Soul Modes mentoring and Conscious channel! Erin uses all these amazing modalities to completely personalize the work she does with people to help unlock your limitless potential! Erin offers a solution focused approach in engaging the conscious and the subconscious mind.Erin shares how she over came clinical depression and then felt the calling to share this and help others. For Erin it wasn't until hitting rock bottom that she was able to strip back the layers of what she thought she was, into who she actually was as a soul. Erin experienced a transformation experience being a client receiving life coaching and knew it was something that she wanted to pursue.Erin explains what exactly is NLP.Erin shares what her favourite mindfulness practice is.We discuss circle magic.Of course we talk all about soul modes! And Erin gives a wonderful gift around mental wellness.We discuss authentic living and how being authentic is actually easier.We spoke about intuitive gifts and channeling.Work with Erin herehttps://erinmiller.com.au/You will also be able to find her Facebook group here she mentionedFollow Erin on instagram for daily inspirationhttps://www.instagram.com/erin_miller_coach/?hl=enWork with me herewww.pixiesteps.com.auFollow this podcast on instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/spiritual_afthepodcast/?hl=en 

On this episode we explore:Childhood traumaInterpersonal workRock bottom to introspectionCircle workBeing the best human you can beSelf knowledge in prisonSacred spacePure, raw, empathyDiscover more about Eldra: https://bit.ly/3ceOJFLhttps://www.ted.com/speakers/eldra_jacksonhttps://twitter.com/eldraj

Gathering in a circle has been a universal technology utilized by civilizations across the globe throughout human history to face our collective challenges. Living in the digital landscape of the cybersphere, we need this vital practice of CircleWork now more than ever. There is a power that comes from the circle’s sacred shape, which brings us resilience, alignment with others, and vision to access our inner resources of wisdom, courage and creative collaboration. Join us for this conversation with master CircleWork facilitator, Jalaja Bonheim, PhD as she transmits The Magic of CircleWork, and reveals why circles are so essential to the work of our Alliance for a Viable Future.

In episode 3, Jon Lee Rucker interviews Alexander Hill of "The Man Tribe" on the importance of men being together in circle. Alexander shares his very personal story of healing and transformation, which led him to his current role facilitating a weekly men's circle in Venice, California and doing one on one coaching with countless men. Fun Fact: Alexander and his wife Aychele were married at PermaJam in 2017!!

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In this week's episode I introduce concepts of Circle Work, and I also talk about the new moon in Libra happening this Saturday, September 28, 2019.⁣ ⁣ For more info about the work I do visit https://paintedgoddess.com/readings.html To join the Tarot Collective⁣ https://paintedgoddess.com/tarot-collective.html Other Resources mentioned: To find a local Wild Woman Project Circle⁣ https://thewildwomanproject.com/find-a-moon-circle/⁣ ⁣ For the work offered by Melanie Swan Click Here⁣ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paintedgoddesspod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/paintedgoddesspod/support

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Circlework is a nurturing and spacious practice that honors the feminine spirit. Developed by Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, it addresses women’s hunger for authenticity and intimacy while also connecting them with their feminine essence. Through a wide range of tools that include not only talking but also movement, touch, and immersion in nature, a space is created that feels equally safe and sacred. Here, women have space to listen deeply, both to their own hearts and souls and to one another. Circlework has also proven its value as an effective peace practice that is being used in the Middle East to unite Jewish and Palestinian women. Though Jalaja is an award-winning author, none of her previous books reveal the concepts and tools that make Circlework such a magical experience. Until now, the only way to access the secrets of Circlework was to attend her retreats or trainings. Now, for the first time, she explains how ordinary circle gatherings are transformed into true mandalas—fields of sacred presence imbued with love, peace and joy. The Magic of Circlework includes the stories and voices of many women who are using Circlework to heal their lives and relationships. Inspiring embodiments of feminine power, they have bonded to form a global sisterhood that transcends all national and religious boundaries. Anyone interested in the process of healing and evolution will love their stories of life-altering encounters and awakenings. Link to the book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2C2W1vA

Women are rediscovering the healing and transformative power of circle gatherings. Circlework, the method Jalaja Bonheim practices and teaches, creates safe and sacred spaces for women to step into their power, heal their wounds and rediscover the beauty of true sisterhood. Join Christine and Jalaja as they discuss this timely topic!

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*** Another high energy day for this show!  I am sorry for the sound quality at times as the conversation was truly guided to be shared with you today. Dr. Jeanette welcomes Jalaja Bonheim, author of The Magic of Circlework; The Practice Women Around the World Are Using to Heal and Empower Themselves, to explore the circle work concept.  Why are women coming together all around the world for empowerment? Why do we need this step up in connectedness at this time in the stage of our evolution? Women have been coming together for eons to talk and make changes in the world around them.  As we have become slightly disconnected with electronics and distance, some of our coming together has gone by the wayside.  Can we connect with our heart and soul to create the change we wish to see in this world?  Can we take the steps to create a ripple effect which is really the name of the game, yes? For more information visit:  www.JalajaBonheim.com For additional support with Dr. Jeanette visit:  www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com

Episode #192 with Jalaja Bonheim- The Magic of Circlework. Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., is an internationally acclaimed speaker, an award-winning author, and one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for healing and empowering women. She is the founder of the Institute for Circlework and has trained hundreds of Circlework leaders from around the world, including the Middle East, where her circles unite Jewish and Palestinian women. Her new book, The Magic of Circlework: The Practice Women from Around the World Are Using to Heal and Empower Themselves, reveals the concepts and tools that make Circlework such a magical experience. Learn more at www.magicofcirclework.com. TOP POINTS FROM THE EPISODE: The big idea: Today, millions are living in what could be described as a state of spiritual famine. Many are no longer involved in the religious practice or find that religion fails to provide the spiritual nourishment they crave. Spiritual famine usually goes undiagnosed, yet it's no less painful than physical famine, causing symptoms that range from anxiety and depression to addiction and violence. The so what: Spiritual famine can be overcome. In recent years, thousands of women have used a practice called Circlework to co-create an entirely new kind of spiritual community -- one based not on beliefs or ideologies but on a simple commitment to kindness, peace and global sisterhood. 1. How participants tap into Circlework to heal themselves and their relationships. 2. Getting beyond just talking and utilizing nonverbal means to evoke centeredness and peace. 3. The symbolism of the circle and why it remains a powerful structure for connecting to sacred wisdom. 4. What diverse groups of people are adopting Circlework as a healing practice, including Palestinian and Israeli women, corporate board members and Yoga centers. 5. How to find moments of retreat even for those unable to attend formal Circlework retreats. Thank you again for joining us today please check out our webpage at www.riseupforyou.com for more podcast episodes, webinars, articles, free resources, and events to help you get to the next level in your life! You can also follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google+, and Youtube @riseupforyou If you know anybody that would benefit from this episode please share it with them and help spread the knowledge and motivation. Please support Rise Up For You by writing a review on iTunes. Your feedback will really help the success of our show and push us to continuously be better!  So don’t forget to show your support! SUBSCRIBE TODAY FOR WEEKLY EPISODES AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

Our guest Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., is an internationally acclaimed speaker, an award-winning author, and one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for healing and empowering women. She is founder of the Institute for Circlework and has trained hundreds of Circlework leaders from around the world, including the Middle East, where her circles unite Jewish and Palestinian women. We discuss her new book, The Magic of Circlework: The Practice Women from Around the World Are Using to Heal and Empower Themselves, reveals the concepts and tools that make Circlework such a magical experience. Topics Covered: How participants tap into Circlework to heal themselves and their relationships.Getting beyond just talking and utilizing nonverbal means to evoke centeredness and peace.The symbolism of the circle and why it remains a powerful structure for connecting to sacred wisdom.What diverse groups of people are adopting Circlework as a healing practice, including Palestinian and Israeli women, corporate board members and Yoga centers.How to find moments of retreat even for those unable to attend formal Circlework retreats. Contact: Jalaja Bonheim at www.magicofcirclework.com. Tamara Westwood at www.beyondhypnosis.org

Dr. Jalaja Bonheim joins us to talk about her book The Magic of Circle Work and empowering feminine wisdom across the globe. Jalaja has trained hundreds of women leaders in the art of facilitating circle gatherings that address our hunger for more authentic communication and connection, inner peace and spaciousness. Graduates of the Circlework Training include psychologists, social workers, professionals, ministers, rabbis, business leaders and peace activists.She received her Ph.D. in English and German literature from the University of Freiburg. For two years, she taught at University of Warwick in England. Jalaja mentors women leaders from India, Afghanistan, Australia, Kenya, India, Germany and other nations, and has attracted international acclaim for her groundbreaking work with Jewish and Palestinian women in the Middle East. Since 2005, she has been empowering them to serve as agents of peace in their communities. In 2010, she led the first women’s retreat ever offered in the West Bank, and in 2014, she offered the Circlework Training in the West Bank. Today, her graduates are leading circles in both Israel and Palestine. Jalaja is the founder of the Institute for Circlework, a non-profit organization dedicated to encouraging the practice of Circlework around the world. Since its beginnings in 2001, the Institute for Circlework has supported hundreds of participants and trainees from around the world. The Institute for Circlework is almost entirely funded by the donations of women who, having experienced the healing power of Circlework, want to make it available to others. For more information, please visit www.instituteforcirclework.org.

Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., is an internationally acclaimed speaker, an award-winning author, and one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for healing and empowering women. She is founder of the Institute for Circlework and has trained hundreds of Circlework leaders from around the world, including the Middle East, where her circles unite Jewish and Palestinian women. http://jalajabonheim.com

May 21: Dr. Laurie Nadel’s Coping with Disaster & Jalaja Bonheim’s The Magic of Circlework May 16, 2018 Disaster strikes. Media Swarms. The cameras leave. Then your real story begins. Journalist and psychotherapist Dr. Laurie Nadel offers a psychological roadmap through cycles of shock and trauma to help readers discover new meaning, renewal, and peace after catastrophe strikes in The Five Gifts: Discovering Healing, Hope and Strength When Disaster Strikes. After losing her home to Hurricane Sandy, Dr. Nadel ran long-term support groups for survivors. She has reported for Newsweek, and written stories for CBS, ABC News, and Reuters. Next, if you have ever been prone to anxiety, depression, addiction or moments of rage, you might be suffering from Spiritual Famine. In , Jalaja Bonheim, PhD., explains how to tap into the Circlework’s healing powers, and why the circle remains a powerful structure to connect to ancient wisdom. Jalaja is an internationally acclaimed speaker and award winning author, and one of the world’s foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for healing.

Today, millions are living in what could be described as a state of spiritual famine. Many are no longer involved in religious practice, or find that religion fails to provide the spiritual nourishment they crave. Spiritual famine usually goes undiagnosed, yet it's no less painful than physical famine, causing symptoms that range from anxiety and depression to addiction and violence. Spiritual famine can be overcome. In recent years, thousands of women have used a practice called Circlework to co-create an entirely new kind of spiritual community -- one based not on beliefs or ideologies but on a simple commitment to kindness, peace and global sisterhood. Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., is an internationally acclaimed speaker and award winning author, and one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for healing. She is founder of the Institute for Circlework. She has led circles for over three decades and trained hundreds of Circlework leaders from around the world. She can describe both the group practice and individual practice that attract so many to Circlework, including: How participants tap into Circlework to heal themselves and their relationshipsGetting beyond just talking and utilizing nonverbal means to evoke centeredness and peaceThe symbolism of the circle and why it remains a powerful structure for connecting to sacred wisdomWhat diverse groups of people are adopting Circlework as a healing practice, including Palestinian and Israeli women, corporate board members and Yoga centersHow to find moments of retreat even for those unable to attend formal Circlework retreats  

If you are passionate about healing, peace, and spiritual awakening, circlework is a practice you should know about. Jalaja Bonheim joins Karen to talk about this international movement of women gathering in circles to heal and empower themselves. Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., founder of the Institute for Circlework, is an internationally acclaimed speaker and award winning author who mentors women worldwide and has trained hundreds of circle leaders, gathering special acclaim for her groundbreaking work in the Middle East, where her circles unite Jewish and Palestinian women. She is the author of many books including Aphrodite's Daughters: Women's Sexual Stories and the Journey of the Soul and The Sacred Ego: Making Peace with Ourselves and Our World which won the Nautilus Award for best book of 2015. Find out more about Jalaja and her work at magicofcirclework.com.

If you are passionate about healing, peace, and spiritual awakening, circlework is a practice you should know about. Jalaja Bonheim joins Karen to talk about this international movement of women gathering in circles to heal and empower themselves. Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D., founder of the Institute for Circlework, is an internationally acclaimed speaker and award winning author who mentors women worldwide and has trained hundreds of circle leaders, gathering special acclaim for her groundbreaking work in the Middle East, where her circles unite Jewish and Palestinian women. She is the author of many books including Aphrodite's Daughters: Women's Sexual Stories and the Journey of the Soul and The Sacred Ego: Making Peace with Ourselves and Our World which won the Nautilus Award for best book of 2015. Find out more about Jalaja and her work at magicofcirclework.com.

If you are passionate about healing, peace, and spiritual awakening, circlework is a practice you should know about. Jalaja Bonheim joins Karen to talk about this international movement of women gathering in circles to heal and empower themselves.

Experience the essence of sisterhood, the sacredness of YOU, through the Magic of Circlework with Jalaja Bonheim! Circlework: The Practice Women Around the World Are Using to Heal and Empower Themselves. It is a nurturing and spacious practice that honors the feminine spirit, addressing women's hunger for authenticity and intimacy while also connecting them with their feminine essence. "Only the heart is capable of recognizing others as sacred beings. And is this not what we all long for—to see the sacred everywhere and live in a world imbued with mystery?" Open your heart and deepen the connections of the soul through the practice of Circlework.

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In the first half hour Patricia interviews Dr. Raymond Moody, world renowned scholar, researcher, medical doctor, and -- most notably -- the leading authority on the Near-Death Experience (NDE). After coining the phrase in the mid-1970s Dr. Moody's re- search into the phenomenon became a publishing phenomenon as well, with the release of his best-selling book Life After Life. He continues to travel all around the world sharing his re- search and helping thousands to understand these transformative spiritual experiences. He will discuss his profound insights into near- death experiences, the journey of the Soul into the Afterlife and much more. In the second half hour tune in with Jill V. Mangino, Founder and President of Circle 3 Media and Patricia Raskin host of The Patricia Raskin Show as they talk about their work in promoting positive concepts, new thought and the amazing experts and authors who deliver them in this field.

In the first half hour Patricia interviews Dr. Raymond Moody, world renowned scholar, researcher, medical doctor, and -- most notably -- the leading authority on the Near-Death Experience (NDE). After coining the phrase in the mid-1970s Dr. Moody's re- search into the phenomenon became a publishing phenomenon as well, with the release of his best-selling book Life After Life. He continues to travel all around the world sharing his re- search and helping thousands to understand these transformative spiritual experiences. He will discuss his profound insights into near- death experiences, the journey of the Soul into the Afterlife and much more. In the second half hour tune in with Jill V. Mangino, Founder and President of Circle 3 Media and Patricia Raskin host of The Patricia Raskin Show as they talk about their work in promoting positive concepts, new thought and the amazing experts and authors who deliver them in this field.

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Is peace possible when divisions are so strong? Can we find common ground in a world where emotions run high and tensions are rising?  Jalaja Bonheim empowers women around the world to use circle gatherings in service of peace and healing. We'll talk about her work with Jewish, Israeli Arab, Palestinian, Druze and Bedouin women, and she'll share lessons we can apply to our lives and our own healing. Founder and director of the Institute for Circlework, Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D, is one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for empowering women. Jalaja has trained hundreds of female circle leaders from around the world and is internationally known for her groundbreaking work with Israeli and Palestinian women in the Middle East. An internationally acclaimed author and speaker, she shares stores, insights, and hope-grounded in decades of practical experience-with her global audience. Her new book is The Sacred Ego: Making Peace With Ourselves and Our World. Find out more about Jalaja and her work at jalajabonheim.com.

Is peace possible when divisions are so strong? Can we find common ground in a world where emotions run high and tensions are rising?  Jalaja Bonheim empowers women around the world to use circle gatherings in service of peace and healing. We'll talk about her work with Jewish, Israeli Arab, Palestinian, Druze and Bedouin women, and she'll share lessons we can apply to our lives and our own healing. Founder and director of the Institute for Circlework, Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D, is one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for empowering women. Jalaja has trained hundreds of female circle leaders from around the world and is internationally known for her groundbreaking work with Israeli and Palestinian women in the Middle East. An internationally acclaimed author and speaker, she shares stores, insights, and hope-grounded in decades of practical experience-with her global audience. Her new book is The Sacred Ego: Making Peace With Ourselves and Our World. Find out more about Jalaja and her work at jalajabonheim.com.

Earth Essence Inc presents ONE WORLD on C View with the episode Sacred Ego based on the book by author Jalaja Bonheim, PhD. In Nicole Myers Henderson's personal journey for new and insightful information, she stumbled into Jalaja's newest book: The Sacred Ego. For the first time, you can really understand how our dysfunctional behavior evolved and where the path to healing and wholeness lies. This interview is for anyone committed to personal and collective transformation, this interview is a must-share. It will shed new light on our evolutionary journey and offer profound insights into why we're in crisis and where the path to healing and wholeness lies. Founder and director of the Institute for Circlework, Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, is one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for empowering women. A uniquely skilled facilitator, Jalaja Bonheim has trained hundreds of female circle leaders from around the world and is internationally known for her ground- breaking work with Israeli and Palestinian women in the Middle East. An internationally acclaimed author and speaker, she shares stores, insights, and hope — grounded in decades of practical experience — with her global audience. Nicole Henderson holds a Master's in Theology, is a Therapeutic Empath and Telepath, a board certified counseling intuitive, medical and remedial remote viewer, published author of ON SACRED TIME Tapping the power within, Advanced Emotional Freedom Therapist, Cellular Memory Detoxification Therapist, and a human and animal rights activist- teaching in ways that create peace and understanding. Interested on being on ONE WORLD! please contact Nicole: www.EarthEssenceInc.com  /  Nhendersonsc@gmail.com  /  704.791.7638 To contact Our guest Jalaja Bonheim: www.SacredEgo.com

Aired Wednesday, 30 September 2015, 2:00 PM ETToday’s Rising Stars are Jalaja Bonheim and Francesca ThomanFrancesca Thoman is a well-known channel whose intriguing new book presents Nikola Tesla’s new approach to physics.Jalaja Bonheim leads peacemaking workshops around the world that address the unconscious conditioning that underlies fear, violence and conflict.About Guests Jalaja Bonheim and Francesca ThomanFounder and director of the Institute for Circlework, Jalaja Bonheim, PhD, is one of the world’s foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for empowering women. A uniquely skilled facilitator, Bonheim has trained hundreds of female circle leaders from around the world and is internationally known for her ground- breaking work with Israeli and Palestinian women in the Middle East. Growing up German and Jewish in post-war Germany, Bonheim struggled to make sense of the events that had left both the German and Jewish people deeply traumatized. This struggle guided her work and led to new views. Now an internationally acclaimed author and speaker, she shares stores, insights, and hope—grounded in decades of practical experience—with her global audience in her book, “The Sacred Ego – Making Peace with Ourselves and Our World”. Her website is: http://jalajabonheim.com Francesca Thoman is an author, painter, Akashic Record reader, and conscious channel. Following a near-death experience as a child she developed a meditation practice and was initiated as a Sufi. She discovered that she was a natural channel, and in 1990 began channeling a 16th-century England Wiccan, Obehon for Spirit Speaks magazine. With Obehon, she created the newsletter, “Familiar Spirits,” and has channeled personalities from Laurel and Hardy, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and George Washington, to ETs and angels. When she was asked to do a piece with Nikola Tesla, Francesca was so enthralled by the depth, integrity, and complexity of the material, she asked Tesla for more. His responses to questions posed by her and others presented a new approach to physics, which she has compiled into a book calle

The feminine is key to our personal and collective healing. The ego is sacred. It is essentially a positive force. However, it has been conditioned by trial force. Circle work is a new paradigm in conscious healing, especially for women for the empowerment of a new world. Jalaja Bonheim is this weeks guest on 11:11 TalkRadio.

The feminine is key to our personal and collective healing. The ego is sacred. It is essentially a positive force. However, it has been conditioned by trial force. Circle work is a new paradigm in conscious healing, especially for women for the empowerment of a new world. Jalaja Bonheim is this weeks guest on 11:11 TalkRadio.

Why have we failed to create the happy, peaceful world that we all want? Are we even capable of it? And if so, what must we do? For more than thirty years, Jalaja Bonheim has explored these questions in her work with women healers, leaders, activists and spiritual seekers from around the world. Jalaja joins us to talk about the path to making peace with ourselves and with our world and how we can learn to build a new relationship with our sacred ego. This interview originally aired on Empower Radio.  Founder and director of the Institute for Circlework, Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D, is one of the world's foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for empowering women. A uniquely skilled facilitator, Jalaja has trained hundreds of female circle leaders from around the world and is internationally known for her groundbreaking work with Israeli and Palestinian women in the Middle East. Growing up German and Jewish in post-war Germany, Jalaja struggled to make sense of the events that had left both the German and Jewish people deeply traumatized. This struggle guided her work and led to new views. Now an internationally acclaimed author and speaker, she shares stores, insights, and hope—grounded in decades of practical experience—with her global audience. Find out more about Jalaja and her work at jalajabonheim.com.

Why have we failed to create the happy, peaceful world that we all want? Are we even capable of it? And if so, what must we do? For more than thirty years, Jalaja Bonheim has explored these questions in her work with women healers, leaders, activists and spiritual seekers from around the world. Jalaja joins us to talk about the path to making peace with ourselves and with our world and how we can learn to build a new relationship with our sacred ego. This interview originally aired on Empower Radio.  Founder and director of the Institute for Circlework, Jalaja Bonheim, Ph.D, is one of the world’s foremost experts in the use of circle gatherings as a tool for empowering women. A uniquely skilled facilitator, Jalaja has trained hundreds of female circle leaders from around the world and is internationally known for her groundbreaking work with Israeli and Palestinian women in the Middle East. Growing up German and Jewish in post-war Germany, Jalaja struggled to make sense of the events that had left both the German and Jewish people deeply traumatized. This struggle guided her work and led to new views. Now an internationally acclaimed author and speaker, she shares stores, insights, and hope—grounded in decades of practical experience—with her global audience. Find out more about Jalaja and her work at jalajabonheim.com.

Ann Smith and Rhonda Hull, approaching the final Circle Connections Blog Talk Show scheduled for May 30th, 2011, reflect on what has touched their hearts and stimulated their activism in the global women's movement, having interviewed over 100 women and men who embrace Circle and are committed to the greater good for all

Ann Smith and Rhonda Hull, approaching the final Circle Connections Blog Talk Show scheduled for May 30th, 2011, reflect on what has touched their hearts and stimulated their activism in the global women's movement, having interviewed over 100 women and men who embrace Circle and are committed to the greater good for all