Podcast appearances and mentions of diana lang

Are you ready to tap into the wisdom that lies beyond your everyday thoughts? In our latest episode of "Musings From The Mount," we dive deep into the fascinating world of intuition with spiritual teacher and author Diana Lang. Discover the crucial difference between instinct and intuition, and learn how to cultivate this powerful inner knowing. Diana shares insights on how meditation can be the key to unlocking your intuitive abilities, and why resistance might be the very thing holding you back from your next spiritual step. From the surprising intuitive abilities of Navy SEALs to the wisdom of embracing life's challenges, this episode is packed with thought-provoking ideas that will transform how you view your own potential. We explore the concept of "thinking with your heart" and why it's essential for accessing universal love and wisdom. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a fresh perspective on your spiritual journey. Tune in now to expand your consciousness and learn how to trust your inner guidance like never before.

This week on the podcast Diana Lang joins to discuss the differences between acceptence and resigmantion. Meditation Mount and HeartLight Productions are pleased to present Musings from the Mount – a weekly podcast with host Joseph Carenza and guests in conversation exploring a range of topics drawn from the Ageless Wisdom teachings. New episodes every Monday. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider donating at MeditationMount.org

This week Diana Lang returns to the podcast to dive deep into dreams and what they are trying to tell us. Meditation Mount and HeartLight Productions are pleased to present Musings from the Mount – a weekly podcast with host Joseph Carenza and guests in conversation exploring a range of topics drawn from the Ageless Wisdom teachings. New episodes every Monday. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider donating at MeditationMount.org  

This week I am joined again by Diana Lang to discuss astrology and how it can help us navigate the world. Meditation Mount and HeartLight Productions are pleased to present Musings from the Mount – a weekly podcast with hosts Joseph Carenza and Michael Lindfield in conversation exploring a range of topics drawn from the Ageless Wisdom teachings. New episodes every Monday. More info at MeditationMount.org  

This week we have a special guest, author and meditation teacher Diana Lang. We talk about meditation and how it can help you be a better you. Meditation Mount and HeartLight Productions are pleased to present Musings from the Mount – a weekly podcast with hosts Joseph Carenza and Michael Lindfield in conversation exploring a range of topics drawn from the Ageless Wisdom teachings. New episodes every Monday. More info at MeditationMount.org

The Ageless Wisdom Show on KPFK-90.7 FM in L.A. Visit http:www.TheAgelessWisdom.com or call (818) 569-3017 for more information. To learn more about Michael's private counseling, visit http://www.MichaelBenner.com. To learn more about Michael's book, visit http://www.FearlessIntelligence.com.

This week we have a VERY special episode that we wanted to make sure we posted prior to the upcoming U.S. election. We're sitting down with LA-based spiritual counselor and astrologer, Diana Lang, to talk about how to hold navigate all the uncertainty today, and how to hold for the highest good amidst it all.  She has a lot to share to help us prepare for what's ahead and to get back to the only thing that will create the world we want: Love.Where to find DianaWebsite - www.dianalang.comSoundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/diana_langFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/DianaLangInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/dianalang/

In this episode, you'll hear how Diana came to produce shoots for Bed Bath and Beyond, Bruegger's bagels, Value City Furniture as well as both Lowe's and Home Depot. She talks about being the first in her family to be born in America. How she went from going to school to be a dentist but ended up being a producer. How she puts together a shoot where everyone gets along even if they've never met before and the time a photographer ended up literally drawing the short straw and had to do a shitty job that no one on set wanted to do.

#010: Ann Weston     Scott talks to Ann Weston, a UK based yoga teacher and teacher trainer, on her 62 years of yoga practice.      Ann began her yoga practice at the age of sixteen in 1957. She has been a quiet pioneer of yoga in Britain since that time, quietly practicing and sharing to others what she has found to be so beautiful in her life. Yoga.  Ann still teaches classes near her home in Watford and has for the last 26 years taught relaxation at an NHS cancer hospital.   You can reach out to Ann directly here   _____________ 62 Years of Practice - Ann Weston In this rich and warm conversation, Scott and Ann talk about how yoga has shaped Ann's life since she began practicing back in 1957. Ann has never rested on her laurels and has always kept moving to see what's possible in her life. She has navigated all the major explosions in yoga from the 1960s onwards. Ann shares how she met all of this while raising a family. This is a classic Stillpoints podcast. A conversation that inspires through the story of one person who has practiced for over 60 years and has always had a deep passion for yoga. Yoga practitioners and teachers should listen to Ann's story as it harks back to a time before most of us were born, before the big explosions we know that have catapulted yoga around the world. Ann talks about the explosions of yoga in her early years that most of us are unaware of.  If you like this podcast then also listen to Scott’s conversation with Danny Paradise which also looks at the practice from a long term stand point. Ann talks about: how she first met Scott. how yoga first landed for her when she was a mother. what she was like as a young girl before yoga. how she started her first yoga class in 1957 and really loved it. how she had a family in 1963 and her life changed. how she learnt from Richard Hittleman on the television in the early 1960s. how these were the first yoga classes on a screen. how she began moving into teaching with Diana Lang in Sunita PranaYama Yoga method. how her training in yoga was strict. how she then had to learn to teach in adult education. how she was able to balance her teaching and family life. how she moved into teaching in the British Wheel Of Yoga. how this way of teaching broadened her knowledge. how her life is broken down into a wider context. how in 1973/74 she elevated her teaching. how there was an explosion of yoga in the early 1970s. how her teaching was effected by this explosion. how she moved into a sense of responsibility for her students. how she moved into residentials in the late 1970s. how she met her first philosophy teacher. from the millennium she feels she has evolved again. how now she has found real peace with her yoga how teaching relaxation to cancer patients in the NHS has really grounded her. how she feels fulfilled from all her practice over the years.   Show Notes Link to Instagram picture with Scott and Ann. PranaYama yoga. Yogi Sunita Cabral - The Lotus In The Rose book. Suzanna Newcombe - Yoga In Britain. British Wheel Of Yoga Teachers mentioned Andy Gill. Mr Voss - Unkown. Richard Hittleman. Lyn Marshall - Unknown. Diana Lang - Unknown. Yogi Sunita Cabral amazing article. Yogi Sunita Cabral bio. Angela Macdonald and June Baker - Unknown. Alistair Shearer. John Scott.

Diana Lang comes to the rescue with some helpful holiday tips and tricks for everyone; from cat owners to cousins of cannibalistic family members.

Drawing on her wide experience studying spiritual teachings from around the world, Opening to Meditation author Diana Lang teaches a gentle, guided approach to meditation that is very easy to implement. In this inspiring interview, she promises that meditating is as simple as breathing and explains how it reconnects us with our foundational essence of soul and self, where peace and centeredness are always available.  

Still your mind, turn off the monkey mind - those are just a couple of the terms associated with meditation. To some people that seems like an impossible task. Diana Lang has been teaching meditation and yoga for over 30 years. She also conducts seminars on meditation, body awareness, stress reduction, and relationship development. Tune in for an introduction to an easy, gentle approach to mediation.

Aired Sunday, 6 September 2015, 9:00 PM ETWhen you hear the word meditation do you hunger for the delicious peace and calm that a few moments of silence have to offer, or do you turn and run in another direction believing that it’s impossible for you to quiet your busy mind?Just as there are hundreds of expressions of dance, there are hundreds of approaches to meditation. The practice of meditation is varied and to be successful it is important to determine what works best for you.If you believe that meditation means that you must bend your body into a pretzel, receive a sacred mantra from a Yogi, or sit stoically still in absolute silence to experience the transformative benefits of meditation, be sure to listen to this show.Join Sylvia and her guest Diana Lang, teacher of meditation and yoga and author of Opening to Meditation: A Gentle, Guided Approach, and discover how you can quiet your mind quickly and easily experience the many beneficial effects of meditation by using Diana’s gentle and guided approach to meditation.About Guest Diana LangDiana Lang is a spiritual teacher and counselor and the director and owner of LifeWorks – Center for Growth in Los Angeles, California. She is the author of Opening to Meditation: A Gentle, Guided Approach and has been teaching meditation and yoga since 1980.Diana brings a fresh perspective to ancient teachings that people have been studying and practicing for thousands of years, making age-old techniques accessible for everyone.Diana conducts and teaches seminars internationally and in the United States on meditation, body awareness, stress reduction, and relationship development. She is has an active role in a variety of international nonprofit efforts that teach and share meditation and yoga.Diana Lang lives in Los Angeles, California. For more information, contact Diana Lang online at: www.dianalang.com Would You Like To Contact Sylvia?Visit: www.IntuitiveTransformations.net Email: sylvia@IntuitiveTransformations.net Twitter: @NaturalNtuitive Facebook: www.facebook.com/IntuitiveTransform

For Life on Purpose Episode #30, my guest is meditation teacher, spiritual teacher, and counselor Diana Lang, the director/owner of LifeWorks - Center for Growth in Los Angeles.Diana joins me for an inspiring conversation about meditation, consciousness, spirituality, and the updated version of her book Opening to Meditation: A Gentle, Guided Approach.  "The benefits of meditation on the mind, body and spirit are more widely recognized than ever before. Over the last decade, scientific studies have shown what has long been known – meditation works. But how does one begin to practice what is often considered an abstract and mystifying activity?"About: Diana Lang is a spiritual teacher and counselor and the director/owner of LifeWorks - Center for Growth in Los Angeles,California. She has been teaching meditation and yoga since 1980 and conducts seminars in the United States and internationally on meditation, body awareness, stress reduction, and relationship development. She brings a fresh perspective to ancient teachings that people have been studying and practicing for thousands of years, making these age-old techniques accessible for everyone.Diana believes that spirituality can be easy. Her book Opening to Meditation: A Gentle, Guided Approach, originally published by New World Library in 2004, creates a high-level system of meditation and gives practical tools and applications that enable the new student to have a powerful experience right away.As a radio personality in Los Angeles she presented a live show on KZLA 93.9 for two years on dream analysis called IN YOUR DREAMS. Diana has made numerous appearances on local TV shows and writes for many publications. She has also produced more than thirty retreats and seminars combining various forms of mental, spiritual and physical disciplines.   Diana's encouraging and lighthearted approach to body/mind awareness inspires a direct and authentic experience of true spirituality. Based on her background of teaching and counseling thousands of students over the years she has developed remarkably simple and direct ways for people of all levels to achieve the well-being and heightened awareness that the experience of meditation offers. Her special gift is her ability to demystify the spiritual process, making it easy and accessible for anyone.To learn more about Diana and her work, visit: http://www.dianalang.com/welcome.html.

Join Scott Cluthe on FACEBOOK HERE FREE Newsletters HERE Scott Cluthe chats with meditation author-teacher Diana Lang tonight about her practice, how we can move into meditation ourselves, and her new book, OPENING TO MEDITATION : A Gentle, Guided Approach Diana Lang’s books, audio programs, webinars, and workshops have allowed thousands to access the physical, psychological, and spiritual benefits of meditation. Drawing on her wide experience in studying spiritual teachings from around the world, Lang has put together a gentle, guided approach to meditation that is very easy to implement. In Opening to Meditation, she demonstrates that meditating is as simple as breathing. There is no mystery to it. Her instruction goes to the core, avoiding the analytical theory, fixed rules, and intellectual razzmatazz that often intimidate would-be practitioners. Instead, she shows us how to reconnect with our foundational essence of soul and self, where peace and centeredness are always and everywhere available. Includes downloadable guided-meditation program

Diana Lang is the author of Opening to Meditation and the owner and director of the Lifeworks Center for Growth in Los Angeles, where she lives. She is also active in a variety of nonprofit international efforts to teach meditation and yoga. Visit her online at www.dianalang.com