Podcasts about former life

Today's guest has an all inspiring story I can't wait to share with you and her knowledge on both fitness and mindset is incredible! Kim Rahir is a former journalist turned health coach and now helps women reverse menopause weight gain through her program. She's a true testament to practicing what you preach with training as we talk about her training for a powerlifting meet, battling MS, her thoughts on the health and fitness industry, and more!   Time Stamps:   (1:43) Journalist Turned Health Coach (9:45) Exercising with MS (15:02) Changing The Nutritional Approach (20:20) Former Life as a Journalist (24:25) Master's Competition (30:10) Exercise vs Training (38:58) Viewing Resilience (49:42) Kim's Coaching Program (52:00) Where To Find Kim -------------------- Kim's Website: https://kimrahir.com Kim's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kim-rahir/ Kim's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kim.rahir/ -------------------- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolcovinofitness/ -------------------- My YouTube Channel: http://youtube.com/@carolcovinofitness -------------------- Finding Purpose in the Pause Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZQKKZC8

Sermon Outline I.  Former Life (17-19) A.  Mindset B.  Behavior II.  New life (20-24) A.  Learning Christ B.  Living Christ

I met James via LinkedIn, he is fired up and ready to talk prevention of harm for young gamblers. Enjoy! Brian's Website https://endgamblingharm.com Gambling Addiction Video Series The Bet Free Life Show Email leestreetpod@gmail.com Please Rate & Review- Helps those still struggling to find us! Thank you to our sponsor - EPIC Risk Management Music by T. Vance

Summer school is officially in session, Bleeders! Today's instructor is Jon Small, host of the Write About Now podcast, editor-at-large for Entrepreneur.com, and, in a past life, Glamour's “Jake.” Follow Jon on Instagram @thejonsmall and Twitter @kidfinesse. SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEW BLEEDERS YOUTUBE CHANNEL FOR FULL-LENGTH INTERVIEWS. https://www.youtube.com/@bleederspodcastWelcome, writers and book lovers. The Bleeders is a new podcast about book writing and publishing. Make sure you subscribe to the companion Substack: https://thebleeders.substack.com/welcomeThe Bleeders is hosted by Courtney Kocak. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @courtneykocak. For more, check out her website courtneykocak.com.Check out Courtney's new podcast, Podcast Bestie, based on her popular Substack: https://pod.link/1670457783Subscribe to the newsletter: https://podcastbestie.substack.com/welcomeLooking to start, grow, and monetize a newsletter? In Courtney's first-ever newsletter intensive this August, she's going to share everything she's learned from growing Podcast Bestie into a popular newsletter with a paid membership and sponsorships. Sign up here: https://pandemicuniversity.com/supercharge-newsletters/

''For you have heard of my former life in Judaism, how I persecuted the church of God violently and tried to destroy it (Galatians 1:13).''

Fixing our gaze on Christ stops us from returning to our former life.

Bill Cushing lived in various states, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico before moving to California where he resides with his wife and their son. Returning to college after serving in the Navy and working on ships, he was called the “blue collar poet” by his peers at the University of Central Florida. He later earned an MFA from Goddard College. Published in journals and anthologies, online and in print, Bill has four complete collections; his first book, A Former Life, was honored by a Kops-Fetherling International Book Award; Music Speaks won Spectrum's San Gabriel Valley chapbook award in 2019 and a New York City Book Award in 2021. His last chapbook , . . .this just in. . ., combines selected writings with visual art. Bill's new book, Just a Little Cage of Bone, was released by Southern Arizona Press in February. Just a Little Cage of Bone: Collected Poems: Cushing, Bill, Gilliland, Paul: 9781960038104: Amazon.com: Books  

If you watch my stories from time to time, you know my love for LMNT and I'm so excited to have the Co-Founder Robb Wolf on the podcast today! Robb is also a former research biochemist, 2 time NYT/WSJ Best Selling Author, BJJ brown belt, and Co-Host of the Health Rebellion Radio Podcast.  Robb and I discuss his former life as a biochemist and how that has helped him today, the origins of LMNT that you might not expect, dispelling misconceptions around salt and electrolytes, and more!   Time Stamps:   (0:10) My Guest Robb (0:30) Pronouncing LMNT and Noobs (2:18) Former Life as a Biochemist (10:45) Creating a Free Guide (11:47) Becoming the Electrolyte Mogul (17:53) Why Water Isn't Enough (25:40) Being Introduced to LMNT (33:00) Salt and Bloating? (38:12) LMNT and Sugar? (43:02) Why is Grapefruit a Limited Edition? (49:34) Where to Find Robb --------------------- Follow Robb on Instagram --------------------- Where You Can Find Me: @joellesamantha Nutrition & Fitness Coaching: @leveltencoaching Fitness Coaching Software: @fitcoachpro

Former adult industry actress and model Lisa Ann stopped by to chat with Cynthia for BWBSP about her former life as one of the most famous adult actresses featured on Playboy and Hustler, the OG MILF, and the well-renowned parody of "Nailin Pailin' that was a huge success. Lisa Ann's love for sports has positioned her to create a new and exciting chapter in her life to the life she built in fantasy sports. Photos courtesy of Lisa Ann's IG, Steve H/ Splash News, Dean Chapple/ Splash News "Best Women's Boxing Show PERIOD" is a Las Vegas-based podcast hosted by Cynthia Conte and Jeandra LeBeauf. Cynthia and Jeandra welcome guests weekly and discuss the boxing industry, particularly women in the sport. Bonus "After Dark" Episodes will begin airing in addition to the podcast in the coming weeks. New episodes post EVERY Wednesday at 12 PM PT Instagram: @BestWomensBoxingShow Twitter: @BestWomensBSP TikTok: @BestWomensBoxingShow Cynthia Conte on Twitter: @Cynthia_Conte Jeandra LeBeauf on Twitter: @JeandraLeBeauf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Books in the Video:   • Saint Augustine - Confessions • Michael Casey - Sacred Reading: The Ancient Art of Lectio Divina • Tom Cheetham - World Turned Inside Out: Henry Corbin and Islamic Mysticism • Tom Cheetham - Imaginal Love: The Meanings of Imagination in Henry Corbin and James Hillman • Marc Lewis - Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines his Former Life on Drugs     Series Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Vervaeke.John/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/vervaeke_john   Nineteenth episode of Dr. John Vervaeke's Awakening from the Meaning Crisis.

Life Insurance is a difficult industry.  Statistics have shown that about five percent of life insurance agents survive just five years in this career.  Why is that, especially since improving the lives of families can be so rewarding? This conversation might draw the curtain away from the industry, so the layperson can see what this profession actually entails.  This is an opportunity for a life insurance agent to understand how to become more proficient at their calling.  Janet Sims, the caregiver of the Prosperity Economics Movement shares her story of what this industry has meant to her, while providing insights on how to overcome the day-to-day hardships of becoming a better advocate for families which this profession provides in helping others. 00:00 – Introduction – Janet's Background 03:10 – Listening and Being Authentic 15:00 – Moral Responsibility of a Life Insurance Agent 20:10 – Importance of Community 27:30 – “Aha” Moments – Staying Engaged 36:20 – Being “Prospect” Focused vs Engaging People at All Times 40:50 – The effect of the Pandemic and Technology on Communication 44:00 – Develop a Passion and Urgency 46:00 – Leaving a Legacy 50:45 – Conclusion Other resources: prosperityeconomicsadvisors.com prosperityeconomics.org truthconcepts.com

After a long summer of love, we kick off the fall with a new season of Pod, But Make It Fashion and talk about the casting episode of Cycle 4 of ANTM. While Dennis is falling for the red flames of Brandy, Sander dreams of having a fierce walk like Kahlen. We have to be honest: The casting episodes are never the most exciting for us, though we were still amazed by the choices some of the ladies made fashion-wise. Oh, the 2000's.► More Pod, But Make It Fashion on podbutmakeitfashion.com ► Follow @podbutmakeitfashion on Instagram

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In todays sermon, of "Ephesians 4:17–24", Pastor Charles Barksdale will preach from a sermon topic entitled "former life".

Jim Gaines is an incredibly important individual in the world of journalism. He's the former managing editor of Time, Life, and People magazines. He's interviewed and written about presidents, celebrities, and notable historical events such as Watergate, and figures, including being the first to interview Mark Chapman, the person who murdered John Lennon. Gaines has written several best-selling historical books, including his recent, The Fifties: An Underground History, “a bold and original argument that upends the myth of the Fifties as a decade of conformity to celebrate the solitary, brave, and stubborn individuals who pioneered the radical gay rights, feminist, civil rights, and environmental movements.” He's one of the most reputable and notable journalists of our time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In today's podcast Pastor Danny continues in the book of Galatians. Galatians 1:13-24 the Apostle Paul recounts his former life before the Lord Jesus Christ. I find that we can learn some important things about God and how he can work in our individual lives to brings to Himself. “Many are the plans in a person's heart, but it is the Lord's purpose that prevails.” Proverbs 19:21 My prayer for you today who are listening is that you recognized that it is the Lord's will that will prevail in your lives. If this message has impacted you today, please feel free to leave a five-star review so that Manifest Church can continue to preach the gospel on these platforms. If you would like to get more messages from Pastor Danny Parga at Manifest Church subscribe to the podcast. You can check us out on our website: manifestchurch.startsites.org Follow us on: Manifest Church - SC | Facebook Manifest Church - SC - YouTube

Manfromleng, Nate 'Lost in Time and Space' Winslow' and Mattastrophic continue their review of the player cards in the Edge of the Earth Investigator Expansion with a look at the Rogue/Survivor multi-class cards: "Hit Me!", Unscrupulous Loan (3), Precious Memento: From a Former Life (4) and Precious Memento: From a Future Life (4).

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In this solo show, I explore what living the simple life on the Caribbean island of St. John taught me about health and fitness and how it laid the foundations for everything I believe in today. Back then, walking was my primary form of transportation, and my frugal diet was the result of a lack of funds rather than a desire to experiment with intermittent fasting. However, looking back, I realize just how much my diet, my outdoor lifestyle, and my disconnection from technology helped me to recover from the grim prognosis I'd been given about my neurological health. Not surprisingly, I'm now committed to incorporating the lessons I learned from my time on St. John into every aspect of my life. So, in today's show, I consider how living an embodied, purposeful Blue-Zone type lifestyle can contribute to your health and happiness.Support the show (https://www.coachjoedi.com/joe-recommends )

Marc Lewis, neuroscientist, former opiate addict and author of Memoirs of an Addicted Brain, believes that addiction rates increased recently because lockdowns deprived people of the physical proximity to loved ones that the brain finds so nourishing. Here, he explores his thesis with Medcan's clinical director of mental health, Dr. Jack Muskat, in a wide-ranging conversation about the nature of addiction, the neurological benefits of hugs and physical affection—and the unintended consequences of pandemic restrictions. Episode 90 webpage LINKS Check out Marc Lewis on LinkedIn and Twitter, and read his bio.   Lewis' 2015 book is: The Biology of Desire: Why Addiction Is Not A Disease. Lewis' 2012 book is: Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines his Former Life on Drugs Here's the link to Marc Lewis' blog post about addiction and COVID lockdowns, and here's the main link to his blog, Understanding Addiction. Watch Marc Lewis' 2013 TEDx Talk on addiction and trust here. Read this The Guardian article by David Shariatmadari to learn more about Marc Lewis' life and experiences with addiction, or this CNN article by Maggie Fox that explores how drug overdose deaths in 2020 hit the highest number ever recorded. More on the Internal Family systems therapeutic model.  Check out some scientific research on addiction, such as a 2021 study published in Nature Medicine about the conceptualization of addiction as a brain disease and the criticism around it, or a 2020 study about COVID-19 and addiction, published in Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome. INSIGHTS In the rush to institute COVID lockdowns, Marc Lewis says “the need for social connection was overlooked for an almost obsessive attunement to the disease.” We tried to replace physical proximity to loved ones with social media and Zoom, but it didn't work. “The actual presence of other people—proximal, real flesh and blood people that you can feel and touch and hug and smell— is really important,” says Lewis. [02:21]  Lewis' research indicates that it's not who you are, but what happens to you that determines how likely you are to become addicted to something. “There is no addiction gene cluster. It's how well you fit with your surround,” says Lewis. In his experience as a psychotherapist, Lewis estimates that more than 90 per cent of his patients with addiction problems have histories of trauma. [14:53] Addiction wasn't considered a problem until the 20th century, when addicts were labeled as “sinners,” “weak” and “self-indulgent.” The 1980s and 90s introduced the disease model of addiction, which removed the blame from the addict but still connected them inherently to their “disease.” “It's a way of thinking that makes the problem intrinsic to the person,” says Lewis. [19:09] In contrast, Lewis uses the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model of therapy when he treats addiction patients. IFS identifies the part of the addict that wants to get high as one component of a greater whole. “There's a particular part of me that when I get upset enough, scared enough, depressed enough, this part knows how to fix that with drugs, booze, or whatever else,” says Lewis. [21:35] When people become addicted, it is often because they are trying to cope with problems or stress in their lives. According to Lewis, we have become too preoccupied with treating our issues as disorders or diseases. “We don't all need to be running to the drugstore to deal with things that humans have suffered with forever,” says Lewis. Treating, and warding off, addictive behaviours is complex, but one thing that helps is developing a network of loving friends and family, with which one maintains frequent, physical contact. [27:35]

When many people think of our Christian faith, they think of Jesus, and his teachings. God, however, also teaches us much about the meaning of Christ's birth, life, death, and resurrection through the writings of Jesus' earliest followers, the Apostles. One of these Apostles was Paul. This Sunday, I will preach the second sermon in a four-part series about St. Paul entitled, “Paul: ‘The' Apostle.” Exploring both his life and teachings reveals a great deal about what it means to follow Christ, today. “Paul: ‘The' Apostle” Sermon Series Sunday, October 17th: “A Mind, Opened: Paul's Conversion” (Acts 9:1-19)(Ephesians 2:1-10) Sunday, October 24th: “Taking Risks: Paul's Ministry” (Galatians 1:11-24; 2:1-2, 8-10)(2 Corinthians 11:24-29)

Former managing director of the Life Esidimeni group, Dr Morgan Mkhatshwa is back on the stand at the inquest into the tragic deaths of 144 mental health patients. The inquest resumed this morning in the High Court in Pretoria following a four-week break. At least 144 patients died between March and December 2016 after they were moved by the Gauteng health government to various ill-equipped NGOs. Life Esidimeni charged the department at least 250-million-rand per annum for just over 2-thousand patients. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporter, Phumzile Mlangeni. 

Born in Virginia, Bill Cushing grew up in New York, attended school in Pennsylvania, began college in Missouri but quickly found himself back in Virginia and New York as well as Florida, Maryland, Texas, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico before moving to California in 1996. When he began his studies at the age of 37, he edited GO magazine, an alternative arts publication in Jacksonville, Florida. As an undergraduate at the University of Central Florida, he was often referred to as the "blue collar" poet based on his previous years working at various jobs. He earned an MFA in writing from Goddard College in Vermont. He is currently working on a memoir focused on his time serving as an electrician in the Navy and later working on both Navy ships and oil tankers. His three collections of poetry are A Former Life (honorable mention from the 2020 Kops-Featherling International Book Award), Music Speaks (third place winner in the 2021 New York City Book Awards) and . . . This Just In . . . (2021).  Bill has had reviews, articles, and poems published in Another Chicago Magazine, Birders World, Brownstone Review, genius & madness, Glomag, Metaphor, Sabal Palm Review, the San Juan Star, and West Trade Review. He is proud of having been part of both volumes of the award-winning Stories of Music along with the inaugural issue of Borfski Press, Getting Old, and Lullaby of Teeth, an anthology whose title was inspired by one of his poems. In 2017, Bill was named one of the Top Ten Poets of L. A. Recently he was also named as one of "Ten Poets to Watch in 2018." Bill continues to write, read, and facilitate a writing workshop (9 Bridges chapter) after retiring in 2020 from 23 years of teaching English at East Los Angeles and Mt. San Antonio colleges. He resides in Glendale with his wife and their son.

Bill Cushing lived in several states, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico before moving to California. He earned an MFA in writing from Goddard College in Vermont and now lives in Glendale with his wife and their son. He recently retired after teaching college English at both East Los Angeles and Mt. San Antonio colleges for over 20 years. Published in various journals and anthologies—both in print and online, he is a multiple Pushcart Prize nominee and was named among the Top Ten L. A. Poets in 2017 as well as one of 2018’s “ten poets to watch” by Spectrum Publishing of Los Angeles. In 2019, he won the San Gabriel Valley Chapbook Competition with Music Speaks, a volume recently awarded with a 2021 New York City Book Awards. Along with writing and facilitating a writing group (9 Bridges), his poetry collection, A Former Life, was released by Finishing Line Press and honored with a 2020 Kops-Featherling International Book Award. Amazon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lisa-tomey/message

I used to be a vegetarian. Twice. I learned a few things from those experiences that shape how I eat to this day.

Do you ever wonder what your dog's life was like before you met?  Well in this episode, Mozart the Moe tells us all about his former life before he met the Minj, and boy, is it epic!  Also, Jasmin's new puppies, Milo and Zola, visit us for the first time, bringing all their crazy puppy energy to the show.  A special shout-out also to Sprucepup.com for sending us a super-stylish leash bag for our paw-rents!  Check out all their super cool merch, including travel dog beds, climbing rope leashes, and more!Reach out and follow us! Instagram:  @thezettyandindyshow Facebook:  facebook.com/thezettyandindyshow Patreon:  patreon.com/thezettyandindyshow Official Website:  thezettyandindyshow.com We'd love to hear your comments, questions, and suggestions about future shows!  Make sure you tell your friends about us, and please rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts!  You can also subscribe on our website at thezettyandindyshow.com to stay updated with upcoming news and events!  Also, please consider making a donation on our website, or become a valued Patreon to help us continue our show and our quest to get off kibble for good!  F*ck Kibble!  You can become a Patreon for as little as $3 a month which will include special perks like early access to our shows!Support the show (http://patreon.com/thezettyandindyshow)Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/thezettyandindyshow

This episode features a discussion with Larry Perlman. Larry is a partner in Foley's Miami office focused on labor and employment. Larry shares about his former life as an internal medicine doctor and reflects on why he decided to leave medical practice to become a lawyer. He shares about the parallels between medical practice and his employment practice. And, Larry provides advice on the importance of finding the time to ask yourself the hard questions.

Named after a Civil War Navy hero, Bill Cushing was born into a military family, living in various states, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico. He worked as an electrician in the Navy and on oil tankers, naval vessels, and fishing boats.  As a writer, Bill has been published in various literary journals, magazines, and newspapers. A Former Life, his collection of poems, was released last June by Finishing Line Press. When not lecturing or writing, Bill facilitates a writing workshop in Eagle Rock. Running as the Libertarian candidate for the United States House of Representatives in 2010, Bill has been a featured speaker on the issue of free speech and censorship for local party chapters and area schools.

Something I've been seeing recently in Facebook groups and forums is people claiming they can't be great at audio because they don't have a degree or formal education in audio engineering. If that's you, let me offer some personal insight. I'm one of those chumps who spent 4 years and a TON of money on a degree in audio engineering, and I've lived to regret it. The REAL learning happened after college when I was working with some very experienced and prolific audio engineers who, guess what, never had ANY formal education in audio engineering.   The thing that really took my production to the next level was watching professionals do what they do best. To this day, I still spends hours every week, sometimes every day on several different paid platforms where I can watch audio engineers work and talk about their processes.   In this episode I offer suggestions on how you can learn how to be GREAT at audio and produce incredible podcasts without any type of formal education, including a new service I'll be offering called MixLab. Be sure to check it out in the links below!     JOIN THE FUN ON PATREON!       Links: Clean Cut Audio Mixlab Podcast Engineering School Podcast Engineering Show Taylor Larson Instagram from my Former Life as a Woodworker Nail the Mix     My Signal Chain   Hardware: Audio Interface: Apogee Ensemble Microphone: Shure SM7b Headphones: Audio-Technia ATH-M50x Earbuds: Klipsch R6i II Studio Monitors: Yamaha HS7 Mic Stand: Rode PS1A Boom Arm   Software: IzoTope RX6 Mouth De-Click IzoTope RX6 Voice De-Noise FabFilter ProQ3 Waves Vocal Rider Waves CLA-2A oeksound Soothe2 Waves LinMB Waves WLM Meter Waves Durrough Meter Waves Abbey Road Studio3     -Save 10% off the plugins above with this affiliate link from Waves!-     *most of these links are affiliate links     Midroll Song: Road Trip by Joakim Karud   Closing Song: If I Could I'd... by Joakim Karud   http://www.joakimkarud.com       For more info, or to ask any questions, check out my website and reach out to hello@cleancutaudio.com

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Raheem "Mega Ran" Jarbo wasn't always the hip-hop darling of the video game world. For almost six years, he was a middle school teacher in the Philly and Phoenix areas, helping shape a new generation of English class students and music lovers. Rather than solely discussing his hip-hop career, we dive into his background in the educational system, his own experiences at school, the teachers and students who impacted his life the most, how education has influenced his numerous albums throughout the years, what a Mega Ran music class would look like, and much much more. SUPPORT THE 1099! BUY JOE A COFFEE: https://ko-fi.com/josephknoop FOLLOW THE 1099 ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/The1099Podcast FOLLOW JOE ON TWITTER: https://twitter.com/JosephKnoop FOLLOW MEGA RAN: https://twitter.com/MegaRan SUPPORT OUR RESIDENT MUSICIAN: https://www.zwbuckley.com/

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Bill Cushing has lived in Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Florida, Maryland, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico before moving to California. As an undergrad, he was called the “blue collar” poet by classmates at the University of Central Florida because of his years serving in the Navy and later working as an electrician on oil tankers, naval vessels, and fishing boats before he returned to college at the age of 37. He earned an MFA in writing from Goddard College in Vermont and teaches at East Los Angeles and Mt. San Antonio colleges, residing in Glendale with his wife and their son. As a writer, Bill has been published in various literary journals, magazines, and newspapers, including Birders World and The San Juan Star. His short stories have appeared in Borfski Press, Newtown Literary Journal, and Sediments. He had poems in both volumes of the award-winning Stories of Music. His poetry has appeared in numerous journals, both in print and online, including Avocet, Brownstone Review, Mayo Review, Penumbra, Spectrum, The Song Is..., and West Trade Review. When not teaching or writing, Bill facilitates a writing workshop in Eagle Rock, California (9 Bridges). He also performs with a musician in a project called “Notes and Letters.” He invites anyone interested to visit and “like” their Facebook page or check their youtube page by searching “Chuck Corbisiero Bill Cushing Notes and Letters.”A nominee for both a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net, Bill was named as one of the Top Ten Poets of L.A. in 2017, and in 2018, he was honored as on the ten poets to watch in L. A. His recent book, A Former Life, was released in June 2019 by Finishing Line Press, and he won the 2019 San Gabriel Valley Chapbook Competition with Music Speaks, a volume currently being prepared for wider release.

Some changes you anticipate. They are eagerly awaited - sometimes you work for them. And some changes just jump out at you and turn everything upside down. But no matter what, when change happens, you go from your capital "f" Former Life to something new. You can catch up with TTFA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook using @ttfapodcast. Nora's Instagram is @noraborealis. TTFA is public media. Which means we are supported by you. You can join us with a contribution at ttfa.org/donate. And check out our sponsors this week: Third Love - thirdlove.com/terrible Rothy's - rothys.com/terrible Talkspace - talkspace.com with code TERRIBLE

Some changes you anticipate. They are eagerly awaited — sometimes you work for them. And some changes just jump out at you and turn everything upside down. But no matter what, when change happens, you go from your capital "f" Former Life to something new. You can catch up with TTFA on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook using @ttfapodcast. Nora's Instagram is @noraborealis. TTFA is public media. Which means we are supported by you. You can join us with a contribution at ttfa.org/donate. And check out our sponsors this week: Third Love - thirdlove.com/terrible Rothy's - rothys.com/terribleTalkspace - talkspace.com with code TERRIBLE

Ever been so connected to something and couldn't explain why? The ladies go down a spirit rabbit hole as they reveal their different past lives. Plus a brand new segment!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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"As we dive into week 3 of our series in Galatians, we focus on Paul's "former life" and the gospel of Jesus Christ which has the power to change our lives as well."

"As we dive into week 3 of our series in Galatians, we focus on Paul's "former life" and the gospel of Jesus Christ which has the power to change our lives as well."

Episode #36: What are The Akashic Records with Susan E. Rogers In this episode, I have a conversation with Susan E. Rogers about what are the Akashic Records.  In short, the Akashic Records is all the information in the universe.  Now, can the Akashic records be accessed by people, how do we use this information for our benefit, and where are they stored.  These are some of the questions Susan, and I discuss. Susan E. Rogers Susan is a psychic medium and author who has joins me for the second time.  Her first appearance, we talked about her book, Uncovering Norman.  During that conversation, the topic of Akashic Records was brought up.  After we finished, we talked about her coming back on and devoting an entire podcast episode to this topic. What are the Akashic Records The Akashic Records are all the information in the universe.  Where are the records stored?  This question is hard to understand and wrap your head around, or at least it is for me.  The only thing I’m sure of, that there isn’t a big library in the sky housing this information.  Basically, the records are in the etheric plane which means they are held within the energy that is all around, but it can only be accessed by a person that has been trained to put themselves in a meditative state.  Susan does a much better job explaining what it takes to access the records.  So, be sure to click on the above media player and listen to the podcast episode to get a much better explanation.  My Thoughts on the Akashic Records Science hasn’t and probably never will prove the existence of this library of information.  That doesn’t mean they don’t exist somewhere in the energy of the universe.  I think it’s a fascinating concept and I like the whole idea of this topic. Throughout history, some of the greatest thinkers or inventors have stated that their knowledge or ideas were given to them somehow, and it didn’t come from their minds.  Nikola Tesla is a prime example of this idea.  Most people say or assuming he was referring to aliens when he spoke of how his ideas were given to him. However, what if he was able to tap into the Akashic Records somehow.  There is no way to know for sure, but it’s an interesting concept none the less. Susan E. Rogers goes into detail about how reincarnation and how all of those live, past and future, are stored and can be accessed by a person with knowledge of how to use the Akashic records. Learn is the goal of reincarnation.  So, each life lived is how we determine the needed lessons to move us on to the next plain of existence.  Where you buy all this or not, it’s still mind-blowing to ponder. Be sure to check out Susan’s book and follow her on Twitter. @SusanERogers2 Uncovering Norman: Proving the Former Life of a Ghost    

Ghosts in The Night Episode #14 My Conversation with Susan E. Rogers   This episode, I have a fascinating conversation with Author and psychic medium Susan E. Rogers. Susan's new book, Uncovering Norman:  Proving the Former Life of a Ghost, dives into her spirit guide, Norman, and how he first made contact with her.   However, unlike most, Susan Rogers takes it one step further and actually does extensive research and is able to find evidence of Norman life when he was alive. I really enjoy our conversation and hope to have her on again in the future. You will want to go get Susan Rogers' book and follow her and Norman's journey. Get the book at the following links Website:  http://www.susanerogers.com/    Balboa Press Bookstore:  https://www.balboapress.com/Bookstore/BookDetail.aspx?BookId=SKU-001185021    Amazon:  https://www.amazon.com/Uncovering-Norman-Proving-Former-Ghost-ebook/dp/B07DGS2FLK  Barnes & Noble:  https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/uncovering-norman-susan-e-rogers/1128730438

Bill Cushing lived in various states, the Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico before moving to California. As an undergrad, he was called the “blue collar” poet by classmates at the University of Central Florida because of his years in the Navy and later as an electrician on oil tankers, fishing boats, and other naval vessels before returning to college at 37. Earning an MFA in writing from Goddard College in Vermont, he now teaches at East Los Angeles and Mt. San Antonio colleges. Bill has been published in various literary journals, magazines, and newspapers, including The San Juan Star and the Florida Times-Union. His short stories have appeared in Borfski Press, Newtown Literary Journal and Sediments. Bill’s poetry has been in numerous journals, both in print and online, including Avocet, Brownstone Review, Glomag, Mayo Review, Penumbra, Poetry Nook, Spectrum, The Song Is. . ., and West Trade Review. He had poems (one a Pushcart Prize nominee) in both volumes of the award-winning Stories of Music. In 2017, Bill was named as one of the Top Ten Poets of L.A., and this year Spectrum Publishing named him as one of the “ten poets to watch” in Los Angeles. When not teaching or writing, Bill facilitates a writing workshop in Eagle Rock, California (part of the 9 Bridges Writing Community). He also performs with a musician in a project called “Notes and Letters,” a project that is available online through both Facebook and youtube. He is now in the pre-publication stages for a full-length volume of poems with Finishing Line Press, scheduled for release in mid-2019. That book is tentatively titled A Former Life

Tim returns from his travels abroad and joins Sean and Fab in chatting nonsense about AFL, a little F1 and parenting. The boys dissect the AFL Finals ticketing fiasco, the priority pick debate and muse on some possible trades. Outside of that, Milli Vanilli, David Copperfield, Tales From The Punt and more headline an extraordinarily weird chat.

We’ve done 168 episodes. I’m pretty sure this is the one that caught me off guard the most. Everything seemed fine and dandy and then our guest dropped a bit of his past life that was… well… quite intense! Johnny (chatroom alias, “johnny5000”) proves to be a massive data point in regards to there being no excuses and that when you put your mind to something, it can be done. I don’t want to offer any spoilers, but there is no doubt in my mind that you will find Johnny’s past life a very intense experience and be motivated and inspired about how life has taken a 180. I could keep on blabbing on now about how motivating it was, but I won’t do that. Let’s get to it! Notes: Today we interview community member Johnny who goes by johnny5000 in the community. His introduction to the market was the game of Life. The way the stock market works in that game is that you put your money down and spin the wheel. This led Johnny to believe from very early on that the market was just for gambling. Johnny got caught up in some hard times which lasted many years but after a long road to recovery, he started a job and participated in an employee stock purchase plan. Once he realized that he would like to have more control over his investments (to generate a larger return) he decided to do some investigation into various trading education websites. After doing his research, Johnny ultimately joined Claytrader University and started working through the courses in his free time. As he continues working multiple jobs, he is taking his time going through the courses and has just begun paper trading. He also caught himself unrealistically paper trading and stopped that very early. We talk through various products that Johnny may be interested in trading based on his day job. Since he doesn’t want to have gap risk, he thinks he will focus on advanced options since he can set his stop loss in advance using various strategies taught. Quotes: I actually never had a real job for a company until I was nearly 40 years old. Every decision I make now is done with caution. I jumped in to CTU and didn’t realize you also get hours of webinars that are amazing. It’s worth a lot more than you’re charging. I have a lot more work to do. I’m not in a hurry. I’ve only been paper trading for a month. Day job, gym and then courses and webinars at night. Basically whenever I have time I just take in the material. Links: www.uptownaustincoverband.com

Paul Called by God 11 For uI would have you know, brothers, that vthe gospel that was preached by me isnot man's gospel.3 12 wFor I did not receive it from any man, nor was I taught it, but Ireceived it xthrough a revelation of Jesus Christ. 13 For you have heard of ymy former lifein Judaism, how zI persecuted the church of God violently and tried to destroy it. 14 And Iwas advancing in Judaism beyond many of my own age among my people, so extremelyazealous was I for bthe traditions of my fathers. 15 But when he cwho had set me apartdbefore I was born,4 and who ecalled me by his grace, 16 was pleased to reveal his Son to5me, in order fthat I might preach him among the Gentiles, I did not immediately consultwith anyone;6 17 nor did I go up to Jerusalem to those who were apostles before me, but Iwent away into Arabia, and returned again to Damascus. 18 Then gafter three years I went up to Jerusalem to visit Cephas and remained withhim fifteen days. 19 But I saw none of the other apostles except James hthe Lord's brother.20 (In what I am writing to you, ibefore God, I do not lie!) 21 jThen I went into the regionsof Syria and Cilicia. 22 And I was still unknown in person to kthe churches of Judea thatare in Christ. 23 They only were hearing it said, “He who used to persecute us is nowpreaching the faith he once tried to destroy.” 24 And they glorified God because of me.

Former Managing Director at Life Esidimeni says they did warn the Gauteng Health Department against the speedy transfers of mentally-ill patients to unidentified NGOs. About a hundred and forty-one patients died as a result. Dr Morgan Mkhatswa says several children died in 2007, when more than 20 mentally ill children were moved to NGOs, and he did not want a repeat of that experience. Mkhatswa has been testifying at the Life Esidimeni Arbitration underway in Parktown, Johannesburg. Wisani Makhubele reports...

Galatians 1:11-13 // Saul uses, as proof that he was not taught the gospel by man, his former manner of life inside of Judaism. Paul hated and hunted the ministers of the gospel prior to his Damascus road experience.

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Dr. Kuykendall teaches this week from Galatians 1:11-24. We see that Paul's former life was on a downward spiral...but through the transforming grace of Jesus Christ, how Paul, and we too, can put the past in the past and live a blameless life.

"Passing Through Gethsemene" - Season 3, Episode 4 Everybody's favourite episode except mine! (Sorry) The email address for the show is bravingb5@gmail.com and you can find me on Twitter at @bravingb5 Many thanks as always to Phil Steere for the podcast logo, and to everyone downloading the podcast and giving me a listen, much appreciated. Huge thanks to listener Steve Evans for his big contribution to the show. Star Trek fans should check out the peerless J.R. Watches Star Trek For The First Time: http://jrwatchesstartrek.blogspot.co.uk/ Dr Who fans should check out the unbeatable Tardis Tavern: http://tardistavern.libsyn.com/ All music in the podcast is by Dexter Britain, who kindly makes his work freely available. Go visit him at www.dexterbritain.co.uk   This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.  

Chris Stewart is best known for his hugely successful book, Driving Over Lemons, in which he explains how he and wife Ana came to be owners of a small farm in southern Spain, on the wrong side of the river, without electricity and with the former owner still in residence. The former Genesis drummer has since written four other best-sellers, one of which - Three Ways To Capsize a Boat - tells the story of how he came to be skipper of a Cornish crabber in the Aegean Sea. In this edition of The Wheelhouse, Chris explains how the crabber caught fire and how he ran it into a jetty on the isle of Spetses. He also chats about his crossing of the North Atlantic, in the footsteps, or wake, of Leif Eriksson, and in the company of no less than Tom Cunliffe.

Have You Ever Had A Past Life Experience? Do You Believe In Reincarnation? How Much Karma Do You Spread On Your Mummified Animal Crackers?   If so, it's time we had a little chat. And in this one-to-one between just you and me (sorry, no apparitions from times yore allowed), we're going to talk about past life memories, past life regression and how regression is performed in a clinical setting. The emphasis being on how regression is performed to give people the feeling that they're remembering past lives. And to accomplish all this, we're going to see how the entire notion and the culture surrounding past lives fits into the larger context of our shared psychological needs around the globe. Oh ... and I'll even tell you about my past life experience too.   Warning: Reincarnation Can Make You Fat   A few weeks ago, we talked about The Surprising Truth About Hypnosis And Memory Improvement and some of the controversial issues surrounding the topic. For example, hypnosis can produce all kinds of memories, the quality and integrity of which vary. We looked at one of the most consequential ways that hypnotically induced memories play out: in courtroom testimony. Like memories produced by hypnosis, past life memory is a controversial and highly unlikely topic. At its worst, the ability to recall past lives is a sham sold in books, live or online courses and supposedly therapeutic past life regression hypnotherapy. Content creators direct these at the gullible. For example, in Many Lives, Many Masters, Brian Weiss makes the claim that exploring past lives can cure all kinds of ailments, phobias and anxieties. He suggests focusing on clinical results and forgetting about whether past lives are real or not. Easy to say when your wallet is bursting with fees from patients seeking relief and willing to try anything.   Then There's The Dark Side   On the opposite end of the scale, people have reported bringing back ugly scars from their regressions, or later becoming obese thanks to things seen in visions of the past. But we certainly must admit that that past life regression and the memories it seems to produce may have some legitimate therapeutic value that goes beyond placebo and hypnosis. I'll talk about my experience with descending into a previous life a little further on. Helpful or fraught with danger, to be ethical, the hypnotherapist or "regressionist" must make it clear that the techniques induce dream­like fantasies, not realities. Past life memories, no matter how clear or intense, are mirages produced by the mind, not HDTV memories based on anything that ever actually happened.   How To Win A Million Dollars With Just One Of Your Past Lives!   And if you feel that I stand to be corrected, please let me direct me to the James Randi Foundation and the Million Dollar Challenge. They'll be pleased to receive your evidence and reward you with a handsome sum upon reasonable validation of your material. In any case, I see no reason to believe that past lives exist. And any value past life regression can probably acquired by other means without questionable sessions with a hypnotist. All the same, let's look at the issue in detail and try to figure out why some people do believe in it. The reasons are fascinating, and we all stand to learn something from them. The first thing we need to realize is that ...   Past Lives Are Not About The Past!   No, no and a million times no. Past life regression is all about the future. It's about life after death and the fantasy that we never really die. As I'm sure you know, your mind has a hard time conceiving of the planet without you. So at its core, past life fantasies drive forward as much as they dive backward to ease the anxiety that when we're gone ...   We're Really, Really Gone!   In case I haven't convinced you that past lives are really about the future, consider Karma.

Have You Ever Had A Past Life Experience? Do You Believe In Reincarnation? How Much Karma Do You Spread On Your Mummified Animal Crackers?   If so, it's time we had a little chat. And in this one-to-one between just you and me (sorry, no apparitions from times yore allowed), we're going to talk about past life memories, past life regression and how regression is performed in a clinical setting. The emphasis being on how regression is performed to give people the feeling that they're remembering past lives. And to accomplish all this, we're going to see how the entire notion and the culture surrounding past lives fits into the larger context of our shared psychological needs around the globe. Oh ... and I'll even tell you about my past life experience too.   Warning: Reincarnation Can Make You Fat   A few weeks ago, we talked about The Surprising Truth About Hypnosis And Memory Improvement and some of the controversial issues surrounding the topic. For example, hypnosis can produce all kinds of memories, the quality and integrity of which vary. We looked at one of the most consequential ways that hypnotically induced memories play out: in courtroom testimony. Like memories produced by hypnosis, past life memory is a controversial and highly unlikely topic. At its worst, the ability to recall past lives is a sham sold in books, live or online courses and supposedly therapeutic past life regression hypnotherapy. Content creators direct these at the gullible. For example, in Many Lives, Many Masters, Brian Weiss makes the claim that exploring past lives can cure all kinds of ailments, phobias and anxieties. He suggests focusing on clinical results and forgetting about whether past lives are real or not. Easy to say when your wallet is bursting with fees from patients seeking relief and willing to try anything.   Then There's The Dark Side   On the opposite end of the scale, people have reported bringing back ugly scars from their regressions, or later becoming obese thanks to things seen in visions of the past. But we certainly must admit that that past life regression and the memories it seems to produce may have some legitimate therapeutic value that goes beyond placebo and hypnosis. I'll talk about my experience with descending into a previous life a little further on. Helpful or fraught with danger, to be ethical, the hypnotherapist or "regressionist" must make it clear that the techniques induce dream­like fantasies, not realities. Past life memories, no matter how clear or intense, are mirages produced by the mind, not HDTV memories based on anything that ever actually happened.   How To Win A Million Dollars With Just One Of Your Past Lives!   And if you feel that I stand to be corrected, please let me direct me to the James Randi Foundation and the Million Dollar Challenge. They'll be pleased to receive your evidence and reward you with a handsome sum upon reasonable validation of your material. In any case, I see no reason to believe that past lives exist. And any value past life regression can probably acquired by other means without questionable sessions with a hypnotist. All the same, let's look at the issue in detail and try to figure out why some people do believe in it. The reasons are fascinating, and we all stand to learn something from them. The first thing we need to realize is that ...   Past Lives Are Not About The Past!   No, no and a million times no. Past life regression is all about the future. It's about life after death and the fantasy that we never really die. As I'm sure you know, your mind has a hard time conceiving of the planet without you. So at its core, past life fantasies drive forward as much as they dive backward to ease the anxiety that when we're gone ...   We're Really, Really Gone!   In case I haven't convinced you that past lives are really about the future, consider Karma.

You may know her works as the mentor/ Life Coach on MTV’s hit show MADE, or as Ms. Alabama US! Ms. LaKisha C. Brooks is a trailblazer in leadership and empowerment. She is a well-known speaker and the author of the book, Leadership's Got Everything to Do with It! and leads/hosts workshops on leadership {and various other topics} for groups and organizations worldwide. She is a firm believer that "everyone has the ability to be a great leader", and lives by the motto of "Create the Strength, Discipline and Freedom to Define Your Self".  Tune in to find out more...Click the 'follow' button to be the first-to-know about Boss Of Me Radio show news, special events and information updates!

In this episode: Kate and Sally read some incredible iTunes reviews, unveil a brilliant new way to incorporate your questions into the show, and get excited about Norm Lewis. They then read a letter from a listener who wants advice on how to deal with sharing a college campus with a stalker/bully from her past. Then Kate and Sally wax rambly about therapy—what it's like, what you can expect, how you know you have a good therapist, and much more. 

Oh my gosh! What adventures I had! You will love listening to this one.

Paul discusses his former life, his salvation by grace alone, and his calling by Christ alone.

Humans have always used drugs, but current level of drug abuse could indicate a bigger problem that we're driving people into addiction. What's the connection between the increase in chronic diseases, mental illness and drug addiction in our society today? On this edition, Dr. Gabor Maté talks about the relationship between mind and body health – and what the rise of capitalism has done to destroy both. Special thanks to KPFA in Berkeley, CA. Featuring: Dr. Gabor Maté, physician and author of several books including, “In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction,” “Hold on to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers” (co-authored by Gordon Neufeld), and “When the Body Says No: The Cost of Hidden Stress.” For More Information: Dr. Gabor Maté The Canadian Institute of Stress     National Alliance on Mental Illness National Institute of Mental Health The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study Childhood abuse may stunt growth of part of brain involved in emotions, by Alok Jha Patients Seek Greater Role in Mental Health Recovery by Ryan Faughnder 7 Reasons America's Mental Health Industry Is a Threat to Our Sanity by Bruce Levine What's Needed Next by Richard Frank Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines his Former Life on Drugs   The post Making Contact – Capitalism Makes Us Crazy: Dr. Gabor Maté on Illness & Addiction ENCORE appeared first on KPFA.

Our guest this afternoon is Marc D Lewis Ph D, author of Memoirs of an Addicted Brain: A Neuroscientist Examines his Former Life on Drugs.

Former Life Report co-host Carrie Guy was beloved by many fans. She brought something different to the show, as a youth pastor and a post-abortive pastors kid.  She had to leave the show last year when she had baby, but she's come back for a special episode to share her story that includes having an abortion as a teen, her recovery process later, and ultimately helping other post-abortive women.  Carrie also talks about how the modern church is doing responding to the abortion issue as well as tips for talking to pregnant women who are considering abortion.  Learn more about Carrie and invite her to speak to your group at http://www.CarrieGuy.com