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2 episodes with four paths
2 episodes with four paths
The Michael Yardney Podcast | Property Investment, Success & Money
In today's show, Tom Corley and I chat about a recent blog he wrote called “Everything you need to know about becoming a multimillionaire”, so if that interests you, I'm sure you're going to enjoy my chat with Tom. Takeaways There are 4 pathways to wealth and we break these down for you Becoming wealthy is really, really hard - but they are things you can do to tip the scales in your favour. Becoming wealthy takes time and requires luck. Wealth creation requires a clear vision and planning. Wealth creation is not just about money, but about personal growth. Health is crucial for long-term wealth. Optimism enhances energy and focus. Finding the right mentors is essential for success. Persistence is key to attracting opportunities. Relationships can significantly impact financial success. The world doesn't owe you anything; take responsibility. We owe the world our talents and efforts. Chapters 03:49 The Hard Path to Wealth 05:44 Four Paths to Wealth 07:47 The Role of Luck in Wealth Building 09:11 The Importance of Relationships 09:55 Vision and Planning for Wealth 11:19 The Impact of Relationships on Wealth 13:30 Health and Wealth 15:01 The Power of Sleep 16:35 Optimism and Wealth 17:54 Finding the Right Mentor 20:53 Introduction to Wealth Creation and Transformation 23:15 The Importance of Immersive Learning Experiences 23:32 The Harsh Reality of Entitlement 26:19 Taking Responsibility for Your Financial Future 27:14 The Impact of Parenting on Mindset Links and Resources: Michael Yardney - Subscribe to my daily Property Update newsletter Metropole's Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors Subscribe to Tom Corley's daily blog here. Order your copy of Rich Habits, Poor Habits here Join us at Wealth Retreat - Australia's Premier Wealth Retreat for Elite Investors and Business People www.WealthRetreat.com.au Get a bundle of free reports and eBooks – www.PodcastBonus.com.au Also, please subscribe to my other podcast Demographics Decoded with Simon Kuestenmacher – just look for Demographics Decoded wherever you are listening to or watching this podcast and subscribe so each week we can unveil the trends shaping your future. Shownotes plus more here: Can These Simple Habits Really Make You a Millionaire? Find Out! | Tom Corley
In this rich and heartfelt conversation, Jai sits down with Harish Bharadwaj—yoga teacher, Vedic scholar, and lifelong spiritual practitioner—for a deep dive into the foundations of yogic philosophy. Together, they explore the Four Paths of Yoga—Bhakti (devotion), Karma (selfless action), Jnana (wisdom), and Raja (meditative discipline)—and how each offers a doorway into spiritual maturity and personal evolution.Harish also shares practical insights into karma as a force that shapes our lives through intention, action, and consequence, and how conscious living helps transform karmic patterns. The episode culminates with a discussion of Patanjali's 8 Limbs of Yoga, illuminating how these timeless principles guide us toward liberation, ethical living, and deep inner stillness.This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to connect more fully with the heart of yoga—not just as physical exercise, but as a complete spiritual path rooted in ancient wisdom and personal responsibility.In this episode, you'll learn:The essential distinctions between the four main yogic pathsHow karma operates in daily life, and how to shift from unconscious reaction to conscious actionWhy the 8 Limbs of Yoga remain relevant in today's fast-paced worldReflections from both Jai and Harish on integrating philosophy with modern practiceWhether you're new to yogic philosophy or looking to deepen your current practice, this conversation offers clarity, context, and heartfelt guidance.Jai's Instagram:@theartofagingmindfully@jaiyogashalaTO SUPPORT THE ART OF AGING MINDFULNESS PODCAST:patreon.com/jaisugrimHealth and Longevity Coaching with Jai:https://theartofagingmindfully.com/To Train with Jai in "Yoga for Longevity Classes:"https://jaiyogashala.com/daily-schedule/If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review and share it with others who might benefit from these insights!
We kick off a new sermon series based on the description given to John and Peter by the religious leaders in Act 4:13 "They were ordinary and unschooled men but they were astonished and took note that they had been with Jesus.". This new series will look at every day, ordinary individuals who encountered Jesus and how it changed or impacted their lives. We kick the series off by looking at 4 individuals who encountered Jesus on the last day he was alive; two of his disciples who betrayed him and the two thieves on the cross who died with him. Listen in to discover how those 4 separate paths will lead to two very different destinations after their encounters with Jesus. From John 13:19-38, Luke 23:38-43.Thank you for listening to our podcast and we would love for you to subscribe to our page and share with others. Join us for our weekly worship online at www.firstbaptistblowingrock.com or our Youtube page. Contact us at office@firstbaptistblowingrock.com or by phone @ 828-295-7715
In this episode of Ambitious, Kate welcomes George Bryant back as they explore redefining the customer journey, emphasizing the importance of retention for scaling businesses. George introduces his 'four paths to the pier' framework and discusses how understanding these can elevate your business approach. They also cover the essential difference between trust and control in business, three common mistakes entrepreneurs make, and the five key steps for achieving long-term success. With George's extensive background, including 13 years in the U.S. Marine Corps, being a New York Times bestselling author, and hosting 'The Mind of George Show', this episode is packed with actionable insights. Whether you're an established entrepreneur or just starting out, grab your pen and paper—this is one episode you won't want to miss!02:21 Defining Customer Journey14:28 The Four Paths to the Pier22:28 Building Trust and Relationships43:34 The Triangle of Poop43:55 The Zone of Doubt51:54 The Inverse Journey55:33 The Firehose Effect01:04:58 Mastering the Five StepsResources Mentioned: The Go-Giver by Bob Burg and John David MannTo connect with George on Instagram, click HERE.To connect with Kate on Instagram, click HERE. To submit a question to be answered on the podcast, click HERE.
Dr Robert Svoboda shares personal experiences and insights on the significance of facing fears, understanding death, and the ultimate goal of connecting with the Supreme reality.
How do you find the pearl that calls you forward—the one worth everything? Let's explore the path. --- Join and support the community: https://www.creationspaths.com/ Join Charlie and Brian on _Creation's Paths_ as they dive into the mystical depths of the _Pearl of Great Price_, a timeless parable that speaks to our universal longing for meaning, purpose, and enlightenment. Rooted in **Christopaganism, Druidry, and Creation Spirituality**, they unravel this quest through the **Four Paths**—the awe of discovery, the release of illusions, the fire of creativity, and the transformation that follows. Drawing from **Jesus, the Buddha, and their own spiritual journeys**, they explore the sacrifices, revelations, and moments of wonder that shape our search for the sacred. This episode is an invitation to reflect on your own pearl—what calls you forward, what you must leave behind, and how you will carry it into the world. To close, Charlie offers a prayer to **Saint Bernadette Soubirous**, a seeker whose simple faith unlocked profound truth. **Are you ready to find your pearl?** Thank you for Liking and Subscribing to this podcast Thank you for sharing this episode with your loved ones, friends and community --- Thank you for Tips or Donations: https://ko-fi.com/cedorsett https://patreon.com/cedorsett Substack: https://www.creationspaths.com/ For all of the things we are doing at The Seraphic Grove go to Creation's Paths https://www.creationspaths.com/ For Educational Resource: https://wisdomscry.com Guided Meditations Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV0C8kiTKv0J2QAAlD1uaIJvQ3Sr9sIqO Christopagan Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV0C8kiTKv0ISXDQkZBRB7EHrUUJgXlGN The Everything Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV0C8kiTKv0Ln3eGW-tDk2R68PM6c182O Creation's Paths Podcast: http://www.creationspaths.com/podcast Church of the Oak Podcast: http://churchoftheoak.com/ Hallowstead Podcast: http://hallowstead.com/ Social Connections: BlueSky https://bsky.app/profile/creationspaths.com Threads https://www.threads.net/@creationspaths Instagram https://www.instagram.com/creationspaths/ ## Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the Pearl of Great Price 00:57 Meet the Hosts: Charlie and Brian 01:54 Exploring the Parable of the Pearl 02:39 Personal Quests for Enlightenment 05:29 Identifying Your Own Pearls 08:33 The Cost of Pursuing Your Pearl 13:04 Living with Your Pearl: Creativity and Transformation 22:56 Engaging with the Community 24:29 Closing Thoughts and Prayer
The Bhagavad Gita contains eighteen chapters and 700 verses. The eighteenth chapter is called Moksha Sanyas Yoga -union with Liberation through renunciation. It is reaching the destination, which is moksha or liberation, through the path of sanyas or renunciation. This liberation is getting freedom from our divisive mindset; freedom from belief systems; and finally, even freedom from renunciation. This chapter begins with Arjun's question, "O Hrishikesha, I wish to know distinctly the truth of sannyas (renunciation) and tyaga (relinquishment or abandonment)" (18.1). Krishna replies, "Sages call 'sanyas' the renunciation of all desire ridden actions. The wise declare that 'tyaga' is the relinquishment of the fruits of activities (18.2). Some philosophers declare that all work is tainted and should be forsaken; others declare that acts of yajna (fire rituals or selfless actions), daan (charity), and tapah (penance or self-discipline) should not be relinquished" (18.3). Krishna uses sanyas and tyaga interchangeably, thus, indicating that these are two different names used for renunciation. Krishna makes us aware of the four schools of thought on the aspect of renunciation. Incidentally, at their core, all the belief systems are based on one school of thought or another. The first school is about the renunciation of all desire-ridden actions. It is the absence of motivation while performing actions. The second school states that renunciation is relinquishing the fruits of action while performing any karma (action) The third school is about renouncing all the actions as they are all tainted. This school of thought suggests dropping the sense of doer-ship by treating the 'existence' as the doer of actions. Finally, the fourth school is about being selective about actions. Actions like yagna, daan and tapah shouldn't be relinquished. Whatever may be the school of thought, in one way or another all these paths lead to the same destination -mokha.
Let me know your thoughts on the show and what topic you would like me to discuss next.Ever wondered how ancient spiritual teachings can transform modern man? Rahul Singh, the insightful host of the Bearded Mystic Podcast, joins us to share his remarkable journey from university scepticism to a deep spiritual awakening. Together, we explore how questioning our beliefs can lead to profound stability and purpose. Raul's personal story, enriched by the wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita and non-dual philosophy, offers a blueprint for anyone seeking to align their life with deeper spiritual truths.We delve into the nature of awareness and the timeless teachings of mystics like Osho, Jiddu Krishnamurti, and Ramana Maharshi. Rahul and I discuss the initial confusion between Western religious teachings and Eastern spiritual concepts and how these differences can be harmonized through a living faith. Essential to this journey is the role of a guru, who can guide seekers through the complexities of Vedanta and Hinduism. By fostering an open-minded approach and perceiving spiritual teachings as alive and present, we uncover the essence of non-duality and the boundless nature of awareness.In our final discussions, we highlight practical techniques for starting a meditation practice, emphasizing the importance of honest self-reflection and the dangers of premature spiritual ego. The conversation touches on the transformative power of continuous awareness and oneness with the divine. We conclude with insights on maintaining this connection and the courage to pursue true oneness with God. Tune in to this enriching episode to discover how to take charge of your spiritual destiny and join a brotherhood dedicated to living a purposeful and awakened life.Key moments in this episode:03:26 Existential Crisis and Spiritual Awakening08:35 Faith and Surrender in Spirituality15:57 Understanding Non-Duality22:45 The Bhagavad Gita: A Guide to Life24:23 The Essence of Krishna's Teachings27:12 The Four Paths to Liberation30:27 Mysticism and Personal Spirituality34:02 Starting a Meditation Practice39:58 The Importance of Awareness45:17 Honesty in Spirituality48:14 Conclusion and Contact InformationHow to reach Rahul:Website: https://www.podpage.com/the-bearded-mystic-podcast/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/The-Bearded-Mystic-Podcast-106118791711117/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebeardedmysticpodcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBeardedMysticPodcastX: https://twitter.com/bearded_mystic Support the Show.Thanks for listening to the Revolutionary Man Podcast. If you want more information about our programs use the links below to check us out. It could be the step that changes your life.
Years after reading an article on CNBC titled "There are 4 main paths to becoming a millionaire—and this is the easiest one, says money expert" Chris still feels like the salient points are still very much relevant to this day. Chris, Saied and Haroon kick off the show with Rich Corley's 4 paths to becoming a millionaire from his book titled "Rich Habits." ➡️ Episode 224 then pivots to a breakdown of Jerome Powell's love for Neel Kashkari, some fresh perspective on the FOMC's thoughts and methodology on what may happen next and an 800,000 payroll mistake.
Här möter vi Alexander John Shaia. Han är född och uppvuxen i Birmingham, Alabama och var en del av en stor utökad familj som hade emigrerat från Libanon en generation tidigare. Han växte upp djupt i Mellanösterns kristendoms gamla traditioner (maronitisk katolicism) och förväntades bli präst, en familjetradition sedan år 1300. Men han leddes på andra vägar. Vi lär känna honom och det arbete han gör med Quadratos. Quadratos är ett nytt namn för den antika, universella, resan på fyra vägar mot tillväxt och transformation. Erkänd av varje större religiös tro och skola inom psykologi, var fyra - vägsresan själva hjärtat av tidig kristen tro och praktik. Idag återupptäcks den. Länk till hemsidan där du hittar allt vi pratade om: https://www.quadratos.org/ Gilla och dela gärna avsnittet på sociala medier och till vänner, samt följ podcastens Facebooksida https://www.facebook.com/Gudpunkten och Blogg https://gudpunktenpodcast.blogg.se/ Skriv gärna dina funderingar och kommentarer antingen i kommentarsfältet under avsnittet på Facebooksidan eller kommentera på bloggen Intro och outtro-musik: Lasse Ohlsson
Thie quoircast episode is brought to you by The Seeds of De(con)struction by Nat Turney. It is published by Quoir and is available now.In this episode we talk with Alexander John Shaia.Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Alexander John was part of a large extended family that had emigrated from Lebanon a generation previously. He grew up immersed in the ancient traditions of Middle Eastern Christianity (Maronite Catholicism) and was expected to become a priest, a family tradition since the year 1300. He was led otherwise. Alexander John attended the University of Notre Dame and received a degree in Cultural Anthropology. Next came a brief time in seminary followed by a Master's in Counseling Education, a Master's in Religious Education, a graduate certificate in Pastoral Psychotherapy, and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. His extensive psychological training across many modalities finally led him to Switzerland where he studied with the Jungian Analyst and founder of Sandplay Psychotherapy, Dora Maria Kalff. Alexander John became the first US man admitted to the International Society for Sandplay Therapy and continues to serve as a senior Certified Teaching Member of the organization. Returning to the United States, he undertook years of private practice, teaching, parish and retreat ministry and further study. Integrating his life-long practice of prayer with many cross-disciplines—anthropology, psychology, spirituality, and ritual work—has shaped him into a unique thought-leader and a widely sought consultant, trainer, and inspiring keynote speaker. Then in 2000, Alexander John's professional life expanded from being primarily a speaker to also that of an author, now with some eight books and more in the works. He lives in the high Rocky Mountains in Northern New Mexico and the wild Atlantic coast of Northwest Spain. A perfect day finds him in the presence of ancient trees, massive stones, his dog and a book of poetry.You can Follow Alexander John Shaia on:Facebook Twitter InstagramYou can find all things Alexander John Shaia relayed on his websiteYou can purchase Alexander's books on Amazon.comYou can connect with This Is Not Church on:Facebook Instagram Twitter TikTok YouTubeAlso check out our Linktree for all things This Is Not Church relatedPlease like and follow our Quoircast Partners:Heretic Happy Hour Messy Spirituality Apostates Anonymous Second Cup with Keith The Church Needs TherapyIdeas Digest The New Evangelicals Snarky Faith Podcast Wild Olive Deadly FaithJonathan Foster Sacred Thoughts Holy Heretics Reframing Our StoriesEach episode of This Is Not Church Podcast is expertly engineered by our producer The Podcast Doctor Eric Howell. If you're thinking of starting a podcast you need to connect with Eric!
WHAT DO YOU SEE? - Thomas BerryWhat do you see when you look up at the sky at night, at the blazing stars against the midnight heavens? What do you see when the dawn breaks over the eastern horizon? What are your thoughts in the fading days of summer as the birds depart on their southward journey or in the autumn when the leaves turn brown and are blown away? What are your thoughts when you look out over the ocean in the evening? What do you see?QuestionsWhat are your values or core principles? What are the connections to the four paths of eco-spirituality?How do the practices of nonviolence connect to the four paths of eco-spirituality? Why is nonviolence important?Where have you experienced “the creative way?” What was that like?Where have you experienced “the transformative way?” How are these paths helpful in mapping Christian and interspiritual eco-spirituality? What would you change or add?RECOMMENDED READINGMatthew Fox: Essential Writings on Creation SpiritualitySpiritual Ecology: The Cry of the Earth
In this compelling episode of "The Lives of Courage Podcast," we delve deep into the transformative power of emotions with our episode titled "Feel It to Heal It." We explore the four common pathways people take when faced with uncomfortable emotions: Distract, Shut It Down, Overreact, and Feel the Feeling. Each option comes with its own set of challenges and outcomes, but only one leads to true emotional freedom. Tune in as we guide you through these options and provide insights into achieving emotional well-being. Show Notes: Introduction and overview of today's topic: The Four Emotional Pathways. Option 1: Distract — The alluring yet fleeting escape mechanism that we often resort to. Why it's not a long-term solution. Option 2: Shut It Down — The emotional dam we build when we choose to suppress our feelings. The risks of emotional pressure build-up. Option 3: Overreact — The emotional spectacle that masks the true essence of our feelings. How overreacting clouds our judgment. Option 4: Feel the Feeling — The path less traveled, yet the most liberating. How to engage with your emotions constructively. Links Mentioned: Carl Jung's "Psychology and Religion" for deeper understanding of neurosis and emotional suffering. Upcoming Youtube videos on my responses to emotions! Follow us on social media: @livesofcourage Key Takeaways: Understanding your emotional options is the first step toward emotional well-being. Temporary solutions often lead to long-term emotional clutter. Feeling the emotion is the key to understanding its root cause and ultimately healing. Coming Up Next: Stay tuned for our next episode where we explore how to feel our feelings. Subscribe so you don't miss it! Please don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to "The Lives of Courage Podcast" for more insightful episodes delivered straight to your device. Thank you for joining us, and remember: courage is a muscle, and you can strengthen it! Episode Title: Feel It to Heal It Episode Number: 165 Duration: 25 minutes Host: Jessica Stong
Mastering Social Security: Four Paths to Maximizing Your BenefitIn this episode, Garrett takes the spotlight to delve into Social Security benefits and shares four strategies to maximize your Social Security benefit.Join Garrett as he discusses:Understanding how Social Security is calculated and verifying your earnings history.The importance of working a full 35 years and how it impacts your benefit.Exploring the advantages of delaying your benefit and how it can increase your payout.Insights into the benefits available to spouses and ex-spouses.Connect with Ascend Investment Partners:Ascend Investment PartnersBook An AppointmentLinkedIn: Garrett SmithLinkedIn: Paul NormanYouTubeThanks for tuning in. Questions about today's episode let us know.https://ascendinvestment.com/(801) 476 - 1200
Cheap Talk ends the semester with a mailbag episode: State dinners; celebrities and national interest; AI and international relations; sports diplomacy and the World Cup; President Biden's willingness to meet with Vladimir Putin; and Marcus admits he doesn't like soccerThanks to all those who contributed questions. Leave a message for a future podcast at https://www.speakpipe.com/cheaptalkLooking for a holiday gift for the international affairs nerd in your life? We humbly suggest the following:Signing Away the Bomb, by Jeffrey M. Kaplow (Coming out on December 22!) (https://www.amazon.com/Signing-Away-Bomb-Surprising-Nonproliferation/dp/1009216732)Face-to-Face Diplomacy, by Marcus Holmes (https://www.amazon.com/Face-Face-Diplomacy-Marcus-Holmes-ebook/dp/B07952GT58/)AI Links:ChatGPT (https://chat.openai.com)Kelsey Piper. Aug. 13, 2020. “GPT-3, explained: This new language AI is uncanny, funny — and a big deal.” Vox.com (https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/21355768/gpt-3-ai-openai-turing-test-language)Ethan Mollick. Dec. 8, 2022. “Four Paths to the Revelation.” One Useful Thing Substack. (https://oneusefulthing.substack.com/p/four-paths-to-the-revelation)Movie and TV Recommendations:Welcome to Wrexham (Streaming on Hulu)Slash/Back (Streaming on AMC+)The Bureau (Streaming on AMC+)Dispatches from Elsewhere (Streaming on AMC+)Pepsi, Where's My Jet? (Streaming on Netflix)We'll be back with new episodes in late January. Subscribe now in your podcast player of choice so you don't miss anything. Just enter this custom URL: http://www.jkaplow.net/cheaptalk?format=rss - In Apple Podcasts, tap “Library” on the bottom row, tap “Edit” in the upper-right corner, and choose “Add a Show by URL...” - In Google Podcasts, tap the activity icon in the lower-right, tap “Subscriptions,” tap the “...” menu in the upper-right, and tap “Add by RSS feed.” - In Overcast, tap the “+” in the upper-right corner, then tap “Add URL.”Best wishes for a happy holiday and new year! We'll see you in 2023.
Laura Stack of The Productivity Pro shares the four paths to lean office productivity Episode 746: Four Paths to Lean Office Productivity: Can the Just-In-Time Concept Work for You? By Laura Stack Laura Stack, MBA, CSP, CPAE is an award-winning keynote speaker, bestselling author, and noted authority on employee and team productivity. She is the president of The Productivity Pro, Inc., a company dedicated to helping leaders increase workplace performance in high-stress environments. Stack has authored eight books, including FASTER TOGETHER: Accelerating Your Team's Productivity (Berrett-Koehler 2018). She is a past president of the National Speakers Association, and a member of its exclusive Speaker Hall of Fame (with fewer than 175 members worldwide.) Stack's clients include Cisco Systems, Wal-Mart, and Bank of America, and she has been featured on the CBS Early Show and CNN, and in the New York Times. The original post is located here: https://theproductivitypro.com/blog/2017/02/four-paths-to-lean-office-productivity-can-the-just-in-time-concept-work-for-you/ Indeed is the #1 source of hires in the U.S., according to TalentNest. Go to Indeed.com/STARTUP to get started Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Laura Stack of The Productivity Pro shares the four paths to lean office productivity Episode 746: Four Paths to Lean Office Productivity: Can the Just-In-Time Concept Work for You? By Laura Stack Laura Stack, MBA, CSP, CPAE is an award-winning keynote speaker, bestselling author, and noted authority on employee and team productivity. She is the president of The Productivity Pro, Inc., a company dedicated to helping leaders increase workplace performance in high-stress environments. Stack has authored eight books, including FASTER TOGETHER: Accelerating Your Team's Productivity (Berrett-Koehler 2018). She is a past president of the National Speakers Association, and a member of its exclusive Speaker Hall of Fame (with fewer than 175 members worldwide.) Stack's clients include Cisco Systems, Wal-Mart, and Bank of America, and she has been featured on the CBS Early Show and CNN, and in the New York Times. The original post is located here: https://theproductivitypro.com/blog/2017/02/four-paths-to-lean-office-productivity-can-the-just-in-time-concept-work-for-you/ Indeed is the #1 source of hires in the U.S., according to TalentNest. Go to Indeed.com/STARTUP to get started Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Which path are you on? Which one would you like to be on or you feel you are moving towards. Learn about a study following 233 wealthy individuals over 5 years and predominant "Four Paths" they all took to achieve financial well being in their worlds.On the Show today:1) I am interested in FIRE, but I feel stuck!2) It's not about your degree, it's about what you love.3) A reinforcement of long game perspective "you're on the same ride I am"4) Continue to work at a soul crushing company in order to FIRE earlier?5) Empowering framework examples6) How do I start in investing? (two important things you can literally start today)7) Stomaching watching half of my portfolio fall, how do you combat these emotions? (important analogy for you to carry with you)@ZacDIYWealthPatreon (Support the Show!)Tik TokInstagramFacebookTwitterWebsite (record your questions)****Disclaimer: Zachary Juergensen is not providing or undertaking to provide any financial, economic, legal, accounting, tax, real estate or official advice in or by virtue of this podcast. The information, statements, comments, views and opinions provided in this podcast are general in nature, and such information, statements, comments, views and opinions, and the receipt of this podcast by any listener, are not intended to be and should not be construed as the provision of official advice by Zachary Juergensen, to that listener or generally, and do not result in any listener being considered a client or customer of Zachary Juergensen. The information, statements, comments, views and opinions expressed in this podcast do not constitute and should not be construed as an offer to buy or sell any asset or to make or consider any investment or course of action.***Support the show
Devin Patrick Hughes is joined by Grammy-winner Jason Vieaux is described by NPR as “the most precise and soulful classical guitarist of his generation” and by HuffPost as “revitalizing the classical guitar.” As a soloist and chamber musician for festivals like San Francisco Performances, Ravinia, Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Seoul Arts Center, Shanghai Concert Hall, and featured soloist with the orchestras of Cleveland, Toronto, Houston, Nashville, and more, Jason is considered one of the world's leading classical guitarists. Jason just released “Bach Volume 2: Works for Violin” on Azica Records to critical acclaim and “Shining Night” with violinist Anne Akiko Meyers was released in May. He recently recorded Pat Metheny's “Four Paths of Light” on Metheny's 2021 album “Road To The Sun”, and won a Grammy in 2015 for best classical instrumental solo for his album PLAY. Jason was the recipient of the Guitar Foundation of American International Guitar Competition first prize, and holds faculty positions at Curtis and Cleveland Institutes of Music. Thank you for joining us for our third season on One Symphony. Thanks to Jason Vieaux for sharing his music and wealth of knowledge. Albums performed on this episode: Jason Vieux's J.S. Bach Viollin Works, Volume 2, Arranged for Guitar, Azica Records Laureate Series, Guitar Recital by Jason Vieaux, Naxos Pat Metheny, Road to the Sun, Metheny Group Productions, and BMG Rights Managment You can check out Jason's music wherever you listen to your music, and online at https://www.jasonvieaux.com. You can always find more info at OneSymphony.org including a virtual tip jar if you'd like to support the show. Thank you to new supporters Rusty, Catherine, Julia, and Arnette for making this episode possible! Please feel free to rate, review, or share the show! Until next time, thank you for being part of the music! Jason Vieaux, guitar https://www.jasonvieaux.com/ Devin Patrick Hughes, conductor https://www.soundespressivocompetition.com/services/devin-patrick-hughes One Symphony Podcast https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/one-symphony-with-devin-patrick-hughes-_UBbpoivcA3/
Today we discuss the concepts of Spirituality and the four paths of yoga. * Karma Yoga – the yoga of action and selfless service. This resonates most with those who are community-based and of an outgoing nature. ... * Bhakti Yoga – the yoga of devotion. ... * Rāja Yoga – the yoga of meditation. ... * Jñāna Yoga – the yoga of will and intellect.
What is your scaling path? As service providers, we have so many options when it comes to scaling. There's raising prices, getting a premium service, adding an intensive, growing a team, or even creating a digital product. But how do you know which option is right for you? In today's episode of Serve Scale Soar®, I'm breaking down the most common scaling paths and discussing the pros and cons of each one so that you can decide which one is best for you. By the end of this episode, you'll have a clear path about which one is right for your goals, not what everyone else is telling you to do from a marketing angle. There's always so many ideas and paths to success swirling around that it can get overwhelming to know what to focus on, but what's really important is that you find what works for you. Just because something worked for one business owner, doesn't mean it will work for another. There is no one right way to do anything in business. You can choose more than one of these scaling paths if you want, just take them one at a time. Your opportunities for scaling are limitless! Tune in to hear the top 4 scaling paths (plus a bonus path!) so that you can decide which path to success is right for you. Find the full show notes at www.brandimowles.com/151Resources Mentioned:VIP Days episode with Jordan Gill: https://brandimowles.com/2020/08/11/scale-your-business-using-vip-days/Affiliate Marketing as a Service Provider podcast episode: https://brandimowles.com/2019/10/01/how-to-use-affiliate-marketing-as-a-service-provider/Leveraged Program podcast episode: https://brandimowles.com/2022/06/21/what-type-of-leveraged-program-is-right-for-you/How Kate Ahl Grew Her Agnecy podcast episode: https://brandimowles.com/2021/06/08/how-kate-ahl-grew-her-agency-and-became-the-go-to-pinterest-expert/Podcast Agency episode with Stephanie Judice: https://brandimowles.com/2022/01/11/should-you-start-a-podcast-with-stephanie-judice/Hiring Tips episode with Julie Calcote: https://brandimowles.com/2022/05/03/hiring-success-when-to-hire-what-to-delegate-and-how-to-find-the-right-person-with-julie-calcote/Additional Resources:Don't forget to sign up for my free training >> How to Scale to Consistent 10K Months Without Hiring a Team: http://servescalesoar.com/10kFollow the Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/serve-scale-soar/id1477998650Follow Brandi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandimowlesFollow Brandi on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Brandiandcompany
Robyn Hubbard, D. Min., joined the show to share the many aspects of her work. She and Arlia talked about the Four Paths of Soulful Living and Grieving, work she developed based on Matthew Fox's creation spirituality, her mom's death, the intense dreams that informed her healing, and how they inform her work as a spiritual companion. For anyone navigating grief, may you find this episode is affirming and helpful. Topics include: Four paths of creation spirituality reframed in a more accessible, meaningful map for our daily life's journey. Reclaiming grief as part of a fully lived life with hearts open. Finding the ground of her experience When to mine our experiences for the gold, and when to rest Dreams The role of personal experience and evolution as way to give back in the Return Our impact on the collective vibration How to work with your dreams What is spiritual companioning Being shattered in grief, and the process of being with it About Robyn: Robyn Hubbard, D.Min. (Doctor of Ministry) is a spiritual companion, grief counselor, certified dream work facilitator, bodyworker and a well-resourced guide into the depths of Self where we access our jewels of transformation and soul growth. Her work involves spiritual companioning that includes deep listening, dialogue, somatic awareness, embodied movement practices and the exploration of dream material that is symbolically represented through our sleeping and waking dreamscapes. Robyn's broad background of body-mind healing and movement-centered work includes Biosomatics, inspiration from 5Rhythms Dance®, SomaSource®, and Authentic Movement, along with her long-time passion as a dancer and soul-centered mover. A broad array of dream perspectives, Jungian and depth psychology, indigenous and interspiritual wisdom also deeply inform Robyn's work. Robyn's professional career began early on as a Physical Therapist with the intention of integrating body healing and emotional tending. After the loss of her mother to cancer in 1989 and her own diagnosis of cancer in 1995, she was drawn much more deeply into the world of inner healing, spirituality and grief work which led to the completion of her doctorate degree in 2006. A number of subsequent losses, transitions and healing crises throughout her adult life has deepened her commitment to the social transformation of how we process and integrate grief and loss through the portal of resilience, for the sake of both personal and collective evolution. A very powerful and active dream life has been a huge inspiration and source of guidance throughout her life. Her passion for dreams, Jungian and archetypal studies, soulfully embodied movement practices, and all things depth oriented, has fueled her ever-expanding quest for consciousness. Find Robyn at her website https://www.robynhubbard.com/ The Women's Sanctuary Podcast is hosted by Arlia Hoffman. The Women's Sanctuary provides counseling, sacred practice and community for women. Visit thewomenssanctuary.com for more information and all podcast episodes.
The four paths of yoga are: Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga, Raja Yoga, and Karma Yoga. In today's episode we'll show you how to incorporate elements of each of the paths into your daily life.
Four Paths up the mountain is about four different ways to change your life for the better. This is only for the persons who are Aware. This is for persons who are beyond blaming a host of other causes for their condition or conditions. It is for the person who says, regardless of the start I am responsible for the finish. There are four options. You only need to choose one, just one to change your life forever.
It has been three weeks since the war in Ukraine began. The fighting grinds on and there is no clear end in sight. But what are the potential paths forward in the coming days and weeks?On Wednesday, President Volodymyr Zelensky, in an address to Congress, proposed one such path, though it is an incredibly unlikely one: a no-fly zone over Ukraine.Elsewhere, Times reporting has suggested four other potential scenarios — a diplomatic end to the conflict; protracted monthslong fighting; China coming to Russia's rescue; and President Vladimir V. Putin expanding the conflict beyond Ukraine's borders.We explore these scenarios and consider which of them is most likely to occur.Guest: David E. Sanger, a White House and national security correspondent for The New York Times.Have you lost a loved one during the pandemic? The Daily is working on a special episode memorializing those we have lost to the coronavirus. If you would like to share their name on the episode, please RECORD A VOICE MEMO and send it to us at thedaily@nytimes.com. You can find more information and specific instructions here.Background reading: The United States accurately predicted the start of the war in Ukraine, sounding the alarm that an invasion was imminent despite Moscow's denials and Europe's skepticism. Predicting how it might end is proving far more difficult.In a speech to Congress, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine called for a no-fly zone and more weapons to combat Russia's assault and implored President Biden to be “the leader of peace.”Want more from The Daily? For one big idea on the news each week from our team, subscribe to our newsletter. For more information on today's episode, visit nytimes.com/thedaily. Transcripts of each episode will be made available by the next workday.
In 1993, Theologian and activist Matthew Fox, Ph.D., was expelled from the Dominican Order of the Catholic church after 34 years, by Cardinal Ratzinger (later Pope Benedict XVI). His mistake was reviving Creation Spirituality, which decries original sin (the doctrine that we're all born sinners) in favor of Everyone Born is a Blessing (seeing all creation as divine). Creation Spirituality blends teachings from the Christian mystics with science, the arts, social justice, environmentalism, and ideas from other spiritual traditions worldwide (including those of indigenous cultures). Wasting no time, Fox became an Episcopal priest the year following his ouster. His upcoming book, Essential Writings on Creation Spirituality will be released on March 23, 2022. In this episode, we discuss: The Four Paths of Creation Spirituality. Reinventing forms of worship. The Cosmic Christ. The distinction between sin and evil. Matthew's approach to a feminist theology. Applying the 7 capital “sins” to the chakras. Recovery of the sacred to save the planet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this series on paths, we take a deeper look at each enneagram type by discovering how our dominant type is connected to these whole other sides of our personality through the arrow lines of the enneagram. Traditionally called “stress path” and “growth path,” Jessica teaches a different way of looking at the paths as a dynamic part of our personality that we take both positive and negative characteristics from on a day to day basis, but can lean into and grow through in seasons.
Setting and pursuing goals can be tedious. To change your results – you first have to change the way you look at things. Simply committing to more discipline, hard work, and a better attitude isn't going to cut it. In this episode, Dan and Kiley go deep on four transformational paths that will add energy, fulfillment, and momentum toward whatever it is you want to achieve or experience in 2022. Listen in as they share their own experiences on what drains energy and what ignites it. The best part? You decide what, when, and how often – one step at a time.
This week Dean DeVore welcomes movie producer and certified storm chaser Travis Farncombe to discuss Quiver Distribution's tornado thriller 13 Minutes. 13 Minutes Synopsis: The day starts out as usual for residents in the small Heartland town of Minninnewah. It's springtime and big storms are just part of life. Nothing to get worked up about…until they are. Inhabitants will have just 13 Minutes to get to shelter before the largest tornado on record ravages the town, leaving the inhabitants searching for their loved ones and fighting for their lives. In the wake of total devastation, four families must overcome their differences and find strength in themselves and each other in order to survive. Starring Trace Adkins, Thora Birch, Peter Facinelli, Anne Heche, Amy Smart, Will Peltz, Sofia Vassilieva, Shaylee Mansfield, and Paz Vega 13 Minutes opens in theaters and on premium VOD October 29th. It's all this week on 'Everything Under the Sun'! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode we talk with Alexander John Shaia. Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Alexander John was part of a large extended family that had emigrated from Lebanon a generation previously. He grew up immersed in the ancient traditions of Middle Eastern Christianity (Maronite Catholicism) and was expected to become a priest, a family tradition since the year 1300. He was led otherwise. Alexander John attended the University of Notre Dame and received a degree in Cultural Anthropology. Next came a brief time in seminary followed by a Master's in Counseling Education, a Master's in Religious Education, a graduate certificate in Pastoral Psychotherapy, and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. His extensive psychological training across many modalities finally led him to Switzerland where he studied with the Jungian Analyst and founder of Sandplay Psychotherapy, Dora Maria Kalff. Alexander John became the first US man admitted to the International Society for Sandplay Therapy and continues to serve as a senior Certified Teaching Member of the organization. Returning to the United States, he undertook years of private practice, teaching, parish and retreat ministry and further study. Integrating his life-long practice of prayer with many cross-disciplines—anthropology, psychology, spirituality, and ritual work—has shaped him into a unique thought-leader and a widely sought consultant, trainer, and inspiring keynote speaker. Then in 2000, Alexander John's professional life expanded from being primarily a speaker to also that of an author, now with some eight books and more in the works. He lives in the high Rocky Mountains in Northern New Mexico and the wild Atlantic coast of Northwest Spain. A perfect day finds him in the presence of ancient trees, massive stones, his dog and a book of poetry. You can Follow Alexander John Shaia on: Facebook Twitter Instagram Check out his website You can purchase his book on Amazon.com You can check out his partnership with Quoir Publishing here You can connect with us on Facebook Instagram Twitter Want to help us with our future episodes of This Is Not Church Podcast? Join us on Patreon where you will get access to exclusive patron content such as early access to episode, videos of upcoming episodes, and live Q&A sessions. Also check out our website for upcoming interviews and blog posts Each episode of This Is Not Church Podcast is expertly engineered by our producer The Podcast Doctor Eric Howell. If you're thinking of starting a podcast you need to connect with Eric!
Yoga, the sister science of Ayurveda manifests itself as four major paths. Patanjali, the Indian sage who is believed to have authored the Yoga Sutras, derived the four paths of Yoga for further enlightenment of people. These four paths are like the branches of a tree with the roots deeply embedded in our inner self. Colette describes these four paths, which are: Bhakti Yoga Karma Yoga Raja Yoga Jnana Yoga Connecting with our true nature lies by connecting to these internal roots rather than searching for it outside of ourselves. Ayurveda and the four paths of Yoga help us navigate this journey to self-realization or to our true nature. * Thanks to Kerala Ayurveda Academy for sponsoring this episode. Please visit visit keralaayurveda.us to learn more. * Next discounted seasonal cleanse starts October 1st, 2021! * Visit Colette's website elementshealingandwellbeing.com for Online consultations Private at-home Digestive Reset Cleanse tailored to you Educational programs - Daily Habits for Holistic Health Please share your feedback via info@elementshealingandwellbeing.com * Join the Elements of Ayurveda Community! * Thanks for listening!
The Michael Yardney Podcast | Property Investment, Success & Money
As the world works its way through the confronts of the Covid related economic issues, lockdowns, and health challenges, one thing has become clear. The rich keep getting richer. They seem to do this through pandemics, through good times and bad. And this has led a lot of people to ask why? How? What do they do differently? That's what we're going to discuss in today's Rich Habits, Poor Habits episode of the Michael Yardney podcast. Even if you come here to learn about property, success or money, at the end of today's show you're going to understand some new research that Tom Corley has uncovered which should help you in your future endeavours. The Four Paths to Wealth There are four predominant paths toward accumulating wealth. The “Savers-Investors” path is the easiest, while the other three involve much more risk. The Saver-Investors path Just less than 22% of the millionaires in Tom's study chose to take the Saver-Investors path. Not only is it the easiest way to build wealth, but if you start early, it almost always guarantees a lot of money. The Saver-Investors had four things in common: A middle-class income A low cost of living and preference for saving to save A habit of saving 20% or more of their income. An early start to investing their savings The Dreamers path This is perhaps the hardest path to building wealth because it requires the pursuit of a dream, such as starting a business, becoming a successful actor, musician, or author. Approximately 28% of the folks in Tom's study were Dreamers, and they accumulated an average net worth of $7.4 million — far more than any of the other groups — over a period of about 12 years. Those who want to take this path, however, must be willing to work long hours and able to handle financial stress. The Dreamers in my study worked more than 61 hours per week before finally achieving their dreams. Weekends and vacations were almost non-existent. The Company Climbers path Climbers are individuals who work for a big company and devote all of their energy to climbing the corporate ladder until they land a senior executive position. This is the second-hardest path to becoming a millionaire, and about 31% of the rich people I studied fell into this group. It took them an average of 22 years to accumulate a net worth of $3.4 million or more. In most cases, their wealth came from either stock compensation or a partnership share of profits. To be a Climber, you must have strong relationship-building skills. Networking and making lasting connections with powerful people in your industry are essential. The Virtuosos path Roughly 19% of the participants in Tom's study chose this path. Virtuosos are among the best at what they do in their profession. They are paid a high premium for their knowledge and expertise, which sets them apart from the competition. It took the Virtuosos in my study about 20 years to reach an average net worth of $4 million. Some worked in the medical field, while others worked in law. A handful either worked for large, publicly-held corporations, or they were small business owners with highly profitable enterprises. Links and Resources: Tom Corley - Rich Habits Michael Yardney - Metropole Get your own copy of our international bestseller Rich Habits Poor Habits Get the team at Metropole to help build your personal Strategic Property Plan Click here and have a chat with us Shownotes plus more here: You really need to understand the 4 different paths to wealth | Rich Habits, Poor Habits With Tom Corley Some of our favourite quotes from the show: “I think something we should remind people is that most millionaires weren't born that way.” – Michael Yardney “Entrepreneurs often have to count their pennies carefully in the early days.” – Michael Yardney “You need resilience, because you're going to have troubles, you're going to run into challenges, there are always going to be hurdles.” – Michael Yardney PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW Reviews are hugely important to me because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes - it's your way of passing the message forward to others and saying thank you to me. Here's how.
This episode of High Church includes thoughts on: Self Inquiry, emancipation from attachment to illusion, Mystery, holding paths lightly, the mind, always wanting to level up, feeding the Heart, hang up the phone after you get the message, the beauty of a path, procrastinating knowing the Self, giving up “working on” self, burning away that which you perceive to be “spiritual”, asking “just tell me what to do!”, “strive drive”, your natural state, and every path is a trap Books discussed include: Be As You Are - Ramana Maharshi Everything Is An Illusion - Ramana Maharshi, Nisargadatta, Sankara, etc.
Well, it's hard to believe it, but it's been one year since I've launched The Wonder Dome. It was shortly after we went into lockdown here in the States, in April of 2020. It's now April 2021, and you are about to listen to the 50th episode.Today's guests are no strangers to The Wonder Dome. They're three distinctly talented, distinctly unique, and yet also deeply connected human beings: Francis Briers (Ep 10), Cyrus Sharad (Ep 12), and Lee Chambers (Ep 39). As you listen in, you'll hear incredibly deep themes around wellness, purpose, reality, meaning, and identity naturally emerge in our conversationIt felt like the perfect way to celebrate 50 incredible conversations with incredible humans by bringing some of these incredible humans together. I hope that wherever you are right now, there is someplace for you to anchor your hope and some source of fierceness to tap into that will help carry you through all of the challenges still to come.The Wonder Dome Newsletter http://bit.ly/3dTfdPiFollow Andy on Twitter http://twitter.com/cahillaguerillaLike us on Facebook http://facebook.com/mindfulcreative.coachConnect with Cyrus on CyrusShahrad.comConnect with Lee on LeeChambers.orgConnect with Francis on FrancisBriers.com
Hear That Podcast Growlin': A show about the Cincinnati Bengals
Join The Athletic for just $3.99 a month! Visit: theathletic.com/hearthatpodcastgrowlin In a special-guest-filled HTPG, Paul and Jay determine which side of the Chase-Sewell fence The Athletic's Robert Mays is on, and Paul catches up with draft guru Dane Brugler to discuss prospects best fit Cincinnati's scheme. Plus, PDJ and JM guide you down branching draft paths in their four paths Bengals mock draft. Also, Giovani Bernard has a new home with the reigning Super Bowl champs. Rundown: (5:45) Dane Brugler's 'The Beast' (28:00) Four paths mock draft (37:00) Gio's new home (39:45) Robert Mays on Chase-Sewell (1:01:00) Playing for '21 or the future? Follow Paul on Twitter: @pauldehnerjr Follow Jay on Twitter: @JayMorrisonATH Follow Dane on Twitter: @dpbrugler Follow Robert on Twitter: @robertmays Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mantras, meditations, yoga, affirmations... Pick your choice! There are so many ways we can find our way back to Center. In this episode I discuss the top four ways to Alignment. I wish I would've known this when I first started my journey to self awareness. In this episode I share the truth about these practices and the proper way to find your way to Center. I started off wrong but why should you? Listen to this episode and start your journey to awareness the right way! Follow on Instagram @Mendingbrokenbeliefs Website >> Www.mendingbrokenbeliefs.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mendingbrokenbeliefs/message
Music superstar and expert Kundalini yoga instructor Johannes Linstead will share his music and talk about the four paths of yoga, including the path of devotion or divine love, karma yoga, and the yoga of knowledge or wisdom. Johannes is a globally recognized musician with seven top 10 U.S. Billboard-charting albums, and he founded Divine Earth, a humanitarian organization promoting meditation, yoga, holistic living, and the healing power of music.
Pat Metheny has won 20 Grammy Awards, predominantly for his work as a jazz guitarist, but also for Best Rock Instrumental Performance, and Best Instrumental Composition. His latest work is as a composer. The album Road to the Sun has two major works for classical guitar. Four Paths of Light is a four movement suite for a solo instrument, played by Jason Vieaux, and Road to the Sun, a piece in six parts, performed by the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. Metheny himself plays his arrangement of Arvo Part's piano piece Fur Alina, on an extraordinary 42 string instrument. Pat Metheny tells John Wilson about this ambitious work. We've reaction to today's Budget Statement from the Chancellor. Rishi Sunak has added £300m to the £1.57bn Cultural Recovery Fund, £90m more for museums, and £18m for cultural community projects, but will the newly announced extension to the government's Self Employment Income Support scheme really help struggling arts freelancers? And how can the festivals industry plan for the summer without the government-backed insurance scheme many were calling for? Chairman of the DCMS parliamentary select committee, Julian Knight MP and Paule Constable from the Freelancers Make Theatre Work campaign join us to discuss. And Poet Amanda Gorman became famous around the world when she read her poem The Hill We Climb at Biden’s Inauguration, and now her work is due to be translated into multiple languages. Publishers Meulenhoff have been criticised for appointing a white writer, Marieke Lucas Rijneveld, to translate Gorman’s poetry into Dutch, and now Rijneveld has stepped down amid the furore. Activist Janice Deul explains why she was so disappointed with the publisher’s original choice, and writer and translator Khairani Barokka describes the complicated relationship between writers and translators. Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Julian May Main image: Pat Metheny Image credit: Modern Recordings
Con el compositor y guitarrista oscense Joaquín Pardinilla y su banda sonora para el documental La escultura luminosa de Emilio Casanova sobre el artista Pablo Gargallo arrancamos un programa en el que hablamos de proyectos desarrollados en torno al jazz: Frágil Gigante, con los veteranos Baldo Martínez, Juan Saiz y Lucía Martínez, Naialma del gallego Alberto Vilas, primero en solitario. Pat Metheny con Jason Vieux en otro tema de su nuevo Road to the sun y El viaje / Desde Argentina hasta Galicia de Juan Carlos Cambas, pianista argentino residente en Galicia desde 2002, con un pie también en la música argentina de raíz y otro en la clásica. Escuchar audio
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Deshaun Watson? Dak Prescott? Russell Wilson?Who will be QB1 for The Washington Football Team next season? There are multiple paths to their next signal caller & which one will they take?On the NEW Washington Brawl presented to by The Brawl Network, Manscaped, & Draft Kings, Host Parker Hamlett sets the record STRAIGHT & tampers expectations on who the team is in pursuit of at the QB position & SPECIAL GUEST & host of the "Garbage Time Sports" podcast, & "The Burgundy & Gold Report" own Adam Aniba joins the show to talk his latest piece & the "Four Paths" at QB! Subscribe & Turn On Notifications!!! GLOBES LINK: https://www.washingtonfootball.com/fan-honors/Go to http://Manscaped.com and get 20% off of your order + free shipping by using promo code: BRAWL at checkout! Football is here and so is your shot at millions! Thanks to our partnership with DraftKings, all new players can play free for millions with your first deposit! Act quickly, this offer won’t be around forever. T&Cs apply. https://dkng.co/BrawlSocial#ManscapedPod #WashingtonBrawl #WashingtonFootball #BrawlNetwork #Draft Kings #Youtube
Colts GM Chris Ballard could sign an old rental like he did last year, trade up to get his guy, make a deal for a flawed QB in his prime, or get bold and offer a bounty for a real option. Indiana Basketball lacks consistent toughness and that responsibility lands squarely at Archie Miller's feet! Inside Indiana Sports NOW! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support
Learn why creating your own spiritual practice is not only necessary, but will help you go further on your path.
We just finished our 10th annual Colorado TAB conference. In our breakout sessions, I presented on how I am running my TAB classes virtually. My ADD brain forgot to hit record on those sessions so I decided to kick off 2021 with a podcast version of that presentation. THE FOUR PATHS
Prepped and ready to go the party debarks towards Aashad. The final leg of the journey seems to be going somewhat smoothly until the party hits a root like snag in their plan. What will they do? How will they overcome this setback? What waits for them inside of the overgrown path in front of them. Just how much cheese will Rhubarb eat? Find out this, and more only on the Warp Lords Podcast. Check out the world we are playing in: Maltharssus Prime We release new episodes every Wednesday morning! Please provide any feedback to warplordspod@gmail.com, or Reach out to us on Twitter! We want to hear from you! Warp Lords is a product of Bandit Gang Entertainment, and the game is used with their permission. Buy the game, take the ride! Buy/Download Warp Lords Here Follow our Sosh-Meds! Warp Lords Podcast Tweeter: @WarpLordsPod Warp Lords Tweeter: @Warplords Warp Lords Facebook: Warp Lords Credits: GM (Tales of the Bloodmoon): Mike “Danger” Vautour Xulroth: Jared Cryan Blair VanDeGuff: Graham Banas Rhubarb the Cat: Devin Malinowski Emmie Ematsu: Sonny "Santino" Tartaglia Music: Jared Cryan Editing: Mike "Danger" Vautour Jared Cryan Devin Malinowski Art: Mike "Danger" Vautour If you like what you heard, then please spread the word. Any characters, items, animals, blob monsters, trees, instruments, bad voices, manic lawyers, power tools, pocket pickles or shitty jokes that bear resemblance to another intellectual property or otherwise non-original content are used in parody or satire or other harmless ways and are in no way related to or a depiction of another subject in or around reality. This is a silly podcast with silly people, and is not intended to be taken seriously by anyone in any way.
It's the big day and there's a lot going on. Relationships are being redefined. Power dynamics are actively shifting and yet, in the words of wedding planner Tria Chang, "It's taboo to acknowledge or to express anything but joy." What would it look like to make room for some of the more complex emotions? To let everyone acknowledge the effect a wedding has on their unique relationship to the couple? Music by Terry Hughes Image Credit Mercedes Bosquet Links: A Joyful Wedding Can Still Make Room for Grief The Cosmic Mass What is Creation Spirituality Full Transcript Chang: I was actually talking to a young woman the other day who is thinking about becoming a wedding planner. And she had one hesitation, she asked me, “I heard that people act irrational and crazy on wedding days, is that true?” And I had to be honest with her and tell her it's partly true. People behave in ways that seem bizarre and irrational on wedding days, but if you really strip away what's happening, to me it makes perfect sense the ways that they're acting out. So it's the big day and there's a lot going on. Relationships are being redefined. Power dynamics are actively shifting and yet it’s taboo to feel anything but joy. What would it look like to make room for some of the more complex emotions? To acknowledge the effect a wedding has on their unique relationship everyone has with the couple? This is Shame Piñata. I'm Colleen Thomas. I'm so happy to welcome Tria Chang and her wisdom back on today’s show. Tria and I met last year when she was in the process of planning her second wedding. She was working through a rich and complicated experience of weddings, being a former wedding planner who had participated in over 100 ceremonies and who had gone through a divorce during those years. As she looked ahead to her second wedding, she wanted to create a unique ceremony that was a perfect fit for herself and her partner. At the time we met, I shared with Tria some of the details of my own wedding, specifically how it was designed to make room for all of the feelings, both happy and other. Weddings bring up a myriad of feelings and yet we're taught that there is only room for joy on the day. There's no above-board acknowledgement of how the new union will shift the family dynamics or sometimes push friendships to the back seat. We are not encouraged to sit down and have meaningful conversations about these things with our friends and family, about how the new union will change things for everyone. And when something is not brought into the light or given room for expression, it can take on a life of its own. Think people behaving irrationally at weddings. Think Bridezillas. Shortly after that first interview, Tria and I sat down again to explore what all is happening at a wedding - the many people, the many perspectives, the many feelings. The big mash up of everything happening at once and the things that may not get acknowledged. We typically think about the couple when we think of a wedding, but there are so many more people involved and each person brings their own perspective, expectations, and life experiences to that day. There's the couple, their parents and siblings and maybe even children, their friends and family who make up the wedding party, and the guests. In addition to people we could look around the room and see, there are also invisible forces that can influence the day. There's that phenomenon I call the female legacy, which women can be acutely attuned to by the mere fact that marriage has been a survival tool for women historically. I'm not sure how else to describe it other than to say weddings can be heavier for women. There also may be some acute losses going on, such as the loss of a father to give the bride away or the loss of a close friend missed by the entire community. And there's often this idea that it all happens in one moment, there's this wedding, and it happens in a day and boom, you're married and it's all transitions are finished. Chang: To add the behind the scenes perspective even for the vendors, for most of the weddings that I planned, there were at least 8-12 different vendors working on things. And each of those vendors come in with their own goals and agendas. So for example, the makeup artist will of course be wanting to make the bride look beautiful because it's her day, but she also has her portfolio to think about. So she'll be wanting the photographer to get certain shots of the hair and makeup, be sending that to her or be recording it for herself for her own social media or website. The photographer's obviously working on a portfolio as well and they want to get a certain type of shot that can help them get on wedding blogs or gain the trust of other clients. And the planner or stylist has a certain look that they're trying to achieve so that they can also show their best work in their portfolio and attract future clients too. So there are a lot of desires going on on a wedding day, not just the personal, also the professional. And then there is that feeling of transition, as you said, and transitions don't happen in one moment that you're not a completely different person right after you have the ring on or right after you kiss. It's just part of the process. So there is a lot going on in the wedding day, and that you're supposed to pack all of these things in, and you're supposed to be thrilled about it the whole time. So everyone is really supposed to be on their best behavior, and it doesn't usually turn out that way. Thomas: Right. And we've had quite a few conversations about the other feelings, the feelings that are harder maybe, the feelings that don't fit in the pretty package, the feelings that we're not allowed to have at a wedding, they get discouraged, and maybe the even the unconscious losses that folks aren't even aware that they're feeling. What tensions have you seen come up at weddings? Chang: Yeah, there have been a lot of tensions that come up, I think the most common one I've seen is usually between the couple and their parents. So sometimes there are mothers of the bride who are feeling protective, or like they don't really want to let go. So they start trying to control small things like the way the bride is getting her makeup done, or trying to change menu items last minute. It can really come out in ways that seem unrelated, but are just things that catch their attention and show them a way of having more control in that moment. I also had a client who… they were a slightly older couple and so they didn't have their parents involved in the planning at all. And when the mother of the groom showed up to the ceremony site, which was an art gallery, she was furious. She just hated the venue. She thought it was so ugly and she told me, “These pictures on the wall, they're awful. They have to go. There aren't enough flowers!” And, you know, in an art gallery you can't change the display. It's off limits. We did end up moving some flowers around for her. And she didn't like the concrete floor which was part of the modernist look. But I talked to the bride and groom and told them I think it would really help her if she could have some say. And so they were comfortable with us putting down an aisle runner, so at least having something cloth for them to walk down - f or whatever reason that became important to her in that moment. Thomas: Right. And would you say that with a lot of these people, that these attempts to regain a little bit of control, feeling uncomfortable, that it was unconscious? Chang: Yes, I definitely think it was unconscious, I think they were really focused on that tangible thing. Because that seemed rational to them that seemed like something they could handle. Whereas going within and taking those steps inside and recognizing I'm losing my son or my daughter in these small ways. That's a really daunting thing to look at. And you don't really want to look at that on a wedding day, because what if it breaks you? What if you break down and end up inconsolable? You don't want to be that person at a wedding. You want to be supportive and joyful. So yes, I definitely saw a lot of unconscious outbursts at things that were probably not the real problem. But after those outbursts, people did seem to be able to feel a little bit better or maybe they felt a little embarrassed about how they acted and were able to let go and get into the joy of it more. Thomas: How do you think it would have been different for those in those situations, if the couple had said, "We don't want you to hold it together. We want you to just be here and have all your feelings." Chang: I like that idea a lot. But I've also seen the dynamics between parents and their children can be so hard to change that even if their children tell them, “Be yourself, let go,” if that's not their personality, I'm not sure they would be able to do that. But maybe even just having that permission would have felt good. It's hard to say. Thomas: Right. Tria wrote an article for the Washington Post about the wedding my husband and I created, specifically how we worked in a section for grieving. To explain how our wedding came about, I need to take you back 20 years. In the year 2000, I moved to California to attend Matthew Fox's graduate program in Creation Spirituality. Fox is often described as a renegade theologian and it was his unique event called the Techno Cosmic Mass that drew me to his school. The Techno Cosmic Mass, or Cosmic Mass as it is now called, is a multimedia rave-like community worship experience that brings prayer and devotion off the pages of the hymnal and into the soles of the feet. During my years in school I attended almost every mass. One thing I didn't know was that my future husband was also attending those events. But we wouldn't even meet each other for another 5 years when the masses were no longer being produced. So we met. And then 10 years later, we decided to get married and began considering what kind of ceremony might be a good fit for us. We were actually kind of stuck because we come from different traditions and nothing seemed to come organically. But as synchronicity would have it, Matthew Fox and his team began producing the Cosmic Mass again right around that time. And on a Sunday night, in a room full of people sweating their prayers under flashing dance lights we realized we found it - we'd found the way we wanted to get married. We were going to create the first ever Techno Cosmic Wedding. The structure of the Cosmic Mass follows the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality. To give you some context, the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality are: The Via Positiva, a time of joy, awe and wonder; the Via Negativa, a time of darkness, letting go, and grieving; the Via Creativa, honoring ourselves as divinely creative beings; and lastly the Via Transformativa, a time of preparing ourselves to go forward as spiritual warriors. While we structured the entire wedding on these four paths, it was the Via Negativa that was most unusual to have in a wedding. Matthew Fox defines the Via Negativa as "a time of communal grieving for the suffering of the planet and all beings." Here's how Tria described the Via Negativa section of our wedding ceremony in her article: "The room was dimly lit. Wedding guests were seated on the floor, eyes closed, some crying, some reaching out in comfort. Bodies swayed gently to a melancholic chorus, and a woman’s voice crescendoed with emotion... The speaker invited guests to summon feelings of loss - whether those be for the loss of loved ones, of faith, of youth, of passion - and to embrace feelings of fear, for the world or for themselves." It was important for us to include time for these harder emotions in our wedding ceremony because we wanted to make room for our full selves to show up both at the wedding in the marriage. Thomas: And we've spent some time too talking about the idea of the Via Negativa which comes from the wedding that my husband and I had where we actually had a section of the wedding dedicated to grieving and we've talked about how that was very unusual. Chang: Yes, and wonderful, I think. Thomas: And you and your fiancé are planning something a little bit like that for your second wedding. Chang: Yes, so we have such a small wedding and I think our guests tend to be on the more conventional side. So instead of having it at the actual wedding and having an orchestrated section of going through Via Negativa like you did, we've been spreading it out over the months leading up to the wedding, and we plan to continue making space for it after the wedding even in the years to come. Because I think it's important to realize that negative feelings, especially grief, they don't go away after one session. They can't be addressed very quickly. But if you make space for them in an ongoing way, I think it makes it easier to make joy the forefront of a certain day, in this case the wedding day. So what we've been doing is having conversations with people close to us and asking them what kind of fears they might have about how our relationship going forward might be or any fears for us as a couple, or just anything on their mind really that may be different from the regular congratulations. And then inspired by you and Rodrigo, my fiancé and I did our own kind of private Via Negativa with the two of us. We did it last week and we lit candles and turned off the lights and played some music and then I asked us to write down in a notebook all the things that we were scared about or nervous about for the wedding day. And then all of the things that made us have those fear feelings for marriage in general. And so we wrote for a little while and then we took turns sharing things and it lasted about two hours actually. We really got to talk about a lot of things. Anything from just where would we spend Christmases, like which family gets us at which time of year, to how will the dynamic change when we have children, and what will happen if, you know, one of our parents passes away, how will we take care of the other one? So we really covered a lot of ground and I think felt a lot better afterwards. But we also recognize it's a conversation that will continue. And then we had a special song to us and did the eye contact for a while to kind of let it all settle in. Thomas: That's wonderful. That's so wonderful. Chang: Yeah. Thomas: So you've really laid the groundwork, then for yourself, each of you individually plus you as a couple plus the people in your life, to have space to share any fears, any, any worries... Chang: Yes, yeah. Because we are both at a point in our lives where we recognize marriage is difficult, because life is difficult and you're attaching yourself to someone else's life. So you will get all their difficulties plus all your difficulties. And that is something to celebrate, because you'll have someone with you, but it's also something to be a little bit nervous about and having space for all of that really feels a lot better. And I do have you to thank for that because it kind of didn't click for me until I saw your wedding ceremony from the video you showed me. And seeing that Via Negativa and seeing the space you made made me realize that was what was missing in my wedding planning. Because I had been going to a bit of therapy and trying to deal with my own feelings of worry because I was married before and it didn't work out. And so I knew I had to do this second wedding and marriage differently. But I wasn't quite sure how. So seeing your experience really helped me. I asked Tria how she worked with couples around the loss of a loved one at the wedding. Chang: With acute losses, or grief in general, that can be a really difficult thing to handle at a wedding because, as we talked about, a wedding is supposed to be all joy and it feels scary to invite something in that will bring you grief and sadness. But sometimes people are important to us and when they're not there, to kind of brush it under the rug, it doesn't really feel real. So I think, in some ways, it could be interesting to expand what happens at a wedding to include some of the things that happen at a memorial or a grief ritual. So we can look to other cultures, for example, like the Day of the Dead. You know, they have these beautiful altars and flowers and favorite foods of that loved one, and they really presence them. And at most weddings I've been to where they've lost a loved one, they either have a line about them in the program or a picture or two kind of on a shelf in a corner that you can easily bypass if you want to. And they are honoring them, but they're making it really kind of optional and something that's easy to ignore if you're not comfortable with that. But it could be really lovely to actually invite that deceased loved one in and really have them there with a favorite food or some tradition that they loved. At my little wedding ceremony, we are having our... instead of place cards with people's names, we're writing cards to everyone with our heartfelt sentiments to them and we're writing them on watercolor painted envelopes and cards. And my mom was a watercolor artist and a lot of weekends, we would spend painting big sheets of watercolor together and then cutting out envelopes. And in those days, people used to mail each other letters often. So we would use those envelopes. So I had my fiancé make these envelopes with me and I really felt her there with me. And he's never met my mom so it was a great way for me to introduce her to him and show him this is how I would spend my weekends with my mom. And I know that having those envelopes there on the day, it's small, it's not going to be very distracting for people who didn't know her. But I will make a mention of the meaning that they have to me. And I think I'll feel her there more in that way. Thomas: Hmm, that's a really beautiful way of including her. As the interview came to a close, Tria and I touched on inclusivity at the wedding, how to include everyone even in a small ceremony. Chang: We are actually having a very casual meetup at a cafe, the week after our wedding ceremony for all of those friends of ours who we didn't feel like we could accommodate at the ceremony because it's so small, but who we still wanted to celebrate with in some way. So we're just having some snacks at a cafe and a tarot card reader and a watercolor portrait artist. And that’s pretty much it we're just gonna hang out. For me, I'm so... I think I have a caregiving aspect to my personality that I have not been able to shake. So when I think about holding an event for people, I literally think of it from every single person's perspective and think of how to make it comfortable for them. So we're having 25 people at our wedding. And that's, you know, me thinking through the day 25 times and that seemed like my limit. I feel like I don't want to think through this in 125 ways, just 25. That's all I can manage. Thomas: Is that something that you ever recommended to your clients when you were a wedding planner? Chang: Oh, no. That's just a problem that I have. I don't recommend it at all. Yeah, I've even tried to imagine for my two year old niece, like, okay, she's gonna get bored around this time. So I'm like... put Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes on our playlist for the wedding. Like, make sure to have something for everybody. Thomas: Oh, wow. That is super personalized Chang: A little kid playlist just for the cute little ones. Thomas: That’s so wonderful. Well, thank you so much for your inspiration and for sharing your story of your, your second wedding, and all that you're learning and doing and experiencing and all that you bring from everything you've done before. Chang: Thank you as well and, to use your term, for holding space for all of these conversations. And I think that there is such an automatic track that people get on when they wedding plan so I hope that hearing stories on your podcast will help people realize they don't have to follow an automatic track. They can do it as they want to. They can have a Via Negativa if they want to. Thomas: They can! Thank you so much for joining us today for this conversation about making room for all of the emotions on the wedding day. To hear more in Tria's wonderful written words, check out her piece entitled, “A Joyful Wedding Can Still Make Room for Grief” listfed in the show notes. While you're there, check out some footage of the Cosmic Mass on the Cosmic Mass website. Tria Chang is a writer and organizer. Follow her on Instagram @tria_chang. Our music is by Terry Hughes. If you got something out of this episode, please share it with a friend. Learn more at shamepinata.com. I’m Colleen Thomas. Thanks for listening.
The decision to pull the trigger on a construction project is big. Your new space may give legs to a new business venture, spur company or product-line growth or provide a motivating space for your team. Once you have decided to move forward with your project, now what? This episode is loaded with information business owners can use to select the right team and path, or delivery method, to successfully complete their project. We offer a high-level perspective on each of the four delivery methods, including their distinctive advantages and disadvantages. Because there is so much to discuss on this topic, we will dissect each delivery method in upcoming episodes. Stay tuned! www.bushconstruct.com
This episode discusses the Four Paths to God, which together lead to god and self realization. The devotional path to god (bhakti yoga) is the oldest and simplest of the four paths to God, which includes the path of wisdom (jnana yoga), service to others (karma yoga), and meditation (raja yoga). Together these paths cause us to know and love god as ourself. As a child I had a natural love of God. I grew up attending fundamentalist Christian churches and remember sometimes being overcome with devotion before I was old enough to listen to the words. However, as I grew older and began to understand the things that were being said about God that capacity to feel devotional fervor went away. The hypocrisy and incoherent theology of the religious people I grew up with turned me off to religion, and for a time even turned me off to God. The God of my childhood was vengeful, petty, and judgmental. The imagery of my childhood religion depicted God as an old man with a white beard sitting in heaven judging his creation. He was to be feared but gave us few reasons for loving him. There was also talk of Jesus, but we heard little of his mercy. Jesus was one with the old man with a white beard in heaven, and we had disappointed both of them. The theology of my childhood religion encouraged us to profess faith in Jesus as God and assured us that alone was enough to be “saved.” I quickly noticed that those who made this profession and started going to church adopted a fake piety and in most cases became more judgmental than they were before their conversion, before slipping back into their old modes of being. My intellect and heart rejected this version of God, and for a long time it cut off the flow of devotional love. It wasn’t until my kundalini awakening in 2012 that those devotional waters began to flow once more. In an instant, after years of being an atheist, my heart flew open and I experienced nonduality and overwhelming love for all things. I did not consciously walk the four paths of yoga to re-discover my love of God, but in retrospect that is what I did. I began by finding conceptualizations of God that were more in alignment with my mystical experiences of God. This was different from the dualistic God I grew up with that was always separate from his creation. This God was without gender, this God was omnipresent, indwelling, and transcendent. This God was another name for all that is. There could be no separation between me and this version of God. I was walking the path of the jnana yogi, refining my understanding of God with my intellect. In order to truly love and know God I had to heal my intellectual understanding of God (jnana), sensitize myself to God’s presence through meditation (raja), and start relinquishing my selfishness through service to others (karma). Now I can worship God in all of God’s varied forms, with the clear understanding that God is all and in all. Some people might ask, “Why should we worship God if God is in us, and not separate from us?” It is quite simple, in order to be truly one with God in mind, body, and soul we must love God. We learn to love God through acts of devotion. It is in the heart space where we experience undifferentiated union with God. Moreover, devotion is an indispensable ally in overcoming the ego. One of the last aspects of ego to go is spiritual pride. I was hesitant to offer myself in service to others as a spiritual guide because I felt like I had too much spiritual pride. When I sat in Ayahuasca ceremony in Peru I asked my Divine Mother Kali Maa how to overcome this spiritual pride, and through a series of visions and experiences she taught me that when I was at my spiritual highest I was nobody and became her, and that when I became proud of that fact I became baby Ganesh in her arms and should praise her. Now when I sense spiritual pride creeping in I praise my Divine Mother and remember I am but a helpless baby in her arms. When I praise Mother I experience her as the Shakti kundalini energy racing through my spine. When I praise Shiva I experience him as pure witnessing awareness in my third eye. When I praise Jesus Christ I experience him as pure loving energy in my heart and as radiating union with Brahman in my crown, I have found this is the same energy I experience when praising Vishnu or Krishna. These are all different names for different expressions of the one infinite God. When you learn devotion with right understanding we find we can love God and experience God in all of God’s infinite forms. Begin with the form most beloved by your heart and praise God with complete trust and devotion. As your heart opens and as you become sensitized to God’s presence through effective meditation, you will experience our omnipresent infinitely loving God in all things. Infinite and transcendent, yet ever willing to take on whatever form is most pleasing to our hearts.
The Source of all experience is pure consciousness.
It's part two of the Mandeville series, and our journey reaches the Jerusalem of a 14th-century pilgrim. We'll spend some time there, getting to know the place and its surroundings, and its treatment in the Mandeville text. If you like what you hear and want to chip in to support the podcast, my Patreon is here, my Ko-fi is here, and Paypal is here. I'm on Twitter @circus_human, Instagram @humancircuspod, my website is www.humancircuspodcast.com, and I have some things on Redbubble at https://www.redbubble.com/people/humancircus. Sources: Sir John Mandeville: The Book of Marvels and Travels, translated by Anthony Bale. Oxford University Press, 2012. The Travels of Sir John Mandeville, translated by Charles Moseley. Penguin, 2005. Greenblatt, Stephen. Marvellous Possessions: The Wonder of the New World. University of Chicago Press, 1991. Higgins, Iain Macleod. Writing East: The "Travels" of Sir John Mandeville. University of Pennsylvania Press, 1997. Janin, Hunt. Four Paths to Jerusalem: Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Secular Pilgrimages, 1000 BCE to 2001 CE. McFarland, 2006 Moore, Kathryn Blair. The Architecture of the Christian Holy Land: Reception from Late Antiquity through the Renaissance. Cambridge University Press, 2017. Pringle, Denys. The Churches of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem: Volume 3, The City of Jerusalem: A Corpus. Cambridge University Press, 1993. Routledge Handbook on Jerusalem. Edited by Suleiman A. Mourad, Naomi Koltun-Fromm, and Bedross Der Matossian. Routledge, 2018. Routledge Revivals: Trade, Travel and Exploration in the Middle Ages (2000): An Encyclopedia. Edited by John Block Friedman & Kristen Mossler Figg. Taylor & Francis, 2017. Tzanaki, Rosemary. Mandeville's Medieval Audiences: A Study on the Reception of the Book of Sir John Mandeville (1371-1550). Taylor & Francis, 2017. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK OF THE GOODNESS…“When we look at the past through a lens of gratitude, we feel nostalgia rather than regret.” - Jenna“Abundance is the fuel that powers the engine of possibility.” - JennaWHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…Our four-part gratitude practiceGratitude for what isGratitude for what isn’tGratitude for what wasGratitude for what will beLINKSAshley Gordon of Manifest with AshAshley’s 7 Days of Awe & WonderShare the Eff Perfect love with a fellow perfectionist, procrastinator, or people pleaser!And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.And follow us on Instagram @effperfect!Shop the lookbook
In this episode, Jason and Dr. Smith discuss the problem of confusion and understanding and how Aristotle's 4 Causes can help us avoid confusion. we discuss: - understanding has to judgments - judgments have to to do with reality - Plato asking 'what?' and 'why?' - Aristotle's 4 causes with examples - 4 Causes lead to 4 questions - how asking theses questions dispels confusion and leads to understanding
The four paths to immortality refer to three common spiritual paths and the fourth way of conscious equilibrium. You will learn about the three brains or energetic centers within the human being and how these relate to common approaches to spiritual development. The discussion of the fourth way, the path of balance, will relate to direct observations of our personal psychological imbalances and predispositions. Finally, you will learn about a practice through which you can study imbalanced states and transform them into the psychological equilibrium necessary for conscious awakening.
The Lorica is a prayer to start the day which centers us on the Four Paths while rejecting the Five Poisons and invoking the Five Powers/Strengths. The text of the prayer is on the Wisdom's Cry website: https://wisdomscry.com/lorica-of-creation-spirituality --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wisdoms-cry/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wisdoms-cry/support
A look at the four paths of yoga. Do other mystical traditions have versions of these? What would these look like in a contemplative Christian context? In a contemporary, non-religious context?For our free illustrated eBook on The Christian Mystics, go here. https://contemplativelight1.lpages.co/a-beginners-guide-to-the-christian-mystics/Support the show (https://contemplativelight.org/)
Sy Huffer, Lead Minister, reminds us that we repeat what we celebrate and steps of faith come about by remembering times when you trusted God.
Revitalization is needed in nearly two thirds of churches in America. Today we discuss four paths for revitalization and the challenges of each. The post Four Paths for Church Revitalization appeared first on Church Answers.
Karen DeHartPhone number: 937-974-8945Websites: www.karendehart.comTitle: Undivided: Integrating Four Paths to Mind Body UnitySummary: Karen DeHart, a certified teacher of the Alexander Technique and an expert in Craniosacral Therapy and SomatoEmotional Release discusses the Alexander Technique and how it can be used to release unhealthy patterns in your body and mind.
Listen to a Drishti Point Yoga Radio podcast with Vishwaguru Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda. In this beautiful and inspiring interview, Swami Maheshwarananda speaks about the four classical paths of yoga: Raj Yoga, Bhakti Yoga [the yoga of devotion], Karma Yoga [the yoga of selfless service], and Gyan Yoga [the yoga of wisdom]. Visit SwamijiTV for live webcasts and Satsangs.
Although yoga philosophy teaches that there is only one Supreme Consciousness as the source and substance of all that is, there are many different ways to realize this oneness. Classical yoga includes four major paths to suit the varied temperaments of students: Bhakti Yoga, the path of the heart, or devotion; Karma Yoga, the way of selflessly using our hands in service to the Divine in others; Jnana Yoga, which uses the mind to go beyond the mind; and Raja Yoga, which uses meditation and other techniques to directly experience the Divine. Join Yogacharya Ellen Grace O'Brian and her special guest Swami Sitaramananda, Acharya of the U.S. West Coast Sivananda centers and of the Sivananda mission in Asia, for a conversation about the four paths of yoga, and find the path that is right for you!
[Legacy post: Small Business Talent] Brian Shea helps solopreneurs and small professional services firms to put sales and marketing systems in place and efficiently acquire more clients. I’m pleased to have him join us on the podcast today to discuss his approach to building a simpler and more successful business. Brian founded his firm, Shea Consulting, […] The post Brian Shea on the Four Paths to a Simpler and More Successful Business appeared first on Smart Solo Business.
Join host Kristin and her special guest, Dr. Matthew Fox, in a body-centered, thought-provoking conversation spanning the four paths of Creation Spirituality, sacred work, Divine Feminine, and Sacred Masculine. Dr. Fox is an internationally acclaimed theologian and spiritual maverick who has dedicated his life to revolutionizing Christian theology and advocating for creation-centered spirituality. In this interview, Dr. Fox also shares teachings of Meister Eckhart and Hildegard von Bingen, relevant Christian mystics for our times. Dr. Fox has written more than 30 books, translated into 49 languages.
This week, we have been building up our Energy/Effort/Persistence (viriya) by focusing on the virtue (middah) of Order (seder). That may seem like a strange choice, but with a little discernment, we realized it was the right thing to do.Effort is one of the Five Strengths, and as such, it controls Laziness. When we thought about this, we found many examples of Effort in our lives, and while I would not say our Effort is perfect, we had a difficult time finding the flaw we needed to work on, or how exactly we could work on building up the virtue.When we turned our eye to what it is meant to control, Laziness, we saw that while we couldn't call ourselves lazy, there were significant aspects of our lives that were blocked. There are messes so big and projects so daunting, so we choose not to expend any effort at all toward them.Ah ha! That is the biggest problem with our practice of Right Effort. When we couldn't see a way forward, we turned and went another way. The messes seemed insurmountable. So what we needed to focus on was our understanding and practice of Order (seder).As our Musar text, we picked How to make sense of any mess, by Abby Covert. I would recommend this book to anyone who needs to do this. The book is simple straightforward and easy to read. It will change the way you see any mess in your life.I am not going to go on about the book. I might later, but right now, I feel like I should focus more on the spiritual things. The book is eminently practical.That is not to say that spirituality isn't, but I know that I often spend way too much time in my head wrestling with arcane theological and mystical insights, but what I have learned this week is that my understanding of spiritual order has a direct effect on my practice of order in my daily life.The Order of ZionI have been baptized and confirmed in Jesus Christ and thus, I am a citizen of Zion still living in Babylon. I hope to build a little piece of Zion here, but for now I am surrounded by Babylon. I am consecrated to Jesus through Mary, and I awake everyday with the familiar prayer, "I am all yours, and all that I have is yours, O Jesus, through Mary, our Holy Mother."Zion is the Kingdom of Heaven. It is not a political change here, nor is it a geographical location. I am a warrior/ambassador of Zion, and if you are Friend of Christ and his Cross, you are too. I cannot cower in the face of the mess of the world.My work and practice is to make myself into the best warrior/ambassador that I can be, and hopefully make others interested in taking citizenship in Zion as well. I have to not only fill myself with the energies of God, but connect my life to them so they can flow through me unimpeded.The Order of Zion is not learning the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality and taking up the ten practices. It is learning to live Dabhar, Royal Personhood, Kenosis, Creativity, and Transformation (among so many other things). It is not enough to know what Dabhar is. It is the creative word of God. I have to learn to connect with Dabhar, and to live it out in my life.I have a lot of ideas about how to do this, and I will share them as I write them out. I would love to hear your comments and ideas. I am moving forward through the practice of Musar, since I have seen it have the most effect on my heart and my life.O, Light of God that could not be overcome, shine through me and conquer the darkness around me. Amen. Get full access to Creation's Paths at www.creationspaths.com/subscribe
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Swami Bodhichitananda gives us a short explanation on the importance of integrating the four main paths of yoga - raja, karma, bhakti, and jnana yoga. This approach was advocated by Swami Sivananda from Rishikesh. For more english videos please see http://my.yoga-vidya.org/ . For more on english seminars given at Yoga Vidya, Germany, please go to http://www.yoga-vidya.org/english/seminar.html .
Molly shares some insights into the four paths of yoga and her own challenges looking for a teacher. Also, in this episode you get to learn about Molly's degrees of separation from several dynamic international celebrities! Learn more on Mollylannonkenny.com and join the conversation on facebook.
An old saying is that we humans are “creatures of habit.” We develop behavior patterns as an ordinary, basic skill of being human. Some behaviors helped us survive in the past – but get in the way of progress now. When the consequences lead to disappointment, it helps to have reinforcement for the changes you want to make. In this episode, host Michuael Anne Conley offers the third of Four Paths to Emotional Sanity, which is to be honest with yourself and others. This episode includes experiential exercises. To explore more, go to habitsintohealth.com
We human beings are social animals, and no matter how isolated you may feel in the moment, your connection with others is one of the most life affirming experiences you can give yourself. When you’re facing a transition, it helps to have reinforcement for the changes you want to make. This is especially true when life hands us situations that distract us from our goals. In this episode host Michael Anne Conley offers the second of Four Paths to Emotional Sanity, which offer reinforcement to help you stay steady even when life isn’t. This episode includes experiential exercises. To explore more, go to habitsintohealth.com
In the process of changing ourselves, we all need reinforcement, especially on days when the pressures of life create situations or distractions that tempt us away from our goals. In this show host Michael Anne Conley offers the first episode of four about the Four Paths to Emotional Sanity, which offer reinforcement to help you stay steady even when life isn’t. This episode includes experiential exercises. To explore more, go to habitsintohealth.com
Complete Service-First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco
Four Paths, Four Yogas -- Complete delivered by Rev. Dr. Stephen H. Furrer January 29, 2012 at 11:00 am
Sermons-First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco
Four Paths, Four Yogas -- Complete delivered by Rev. Dr. Stephen H. Furrer January 29, 2012 at 11:00 am
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