Podcast appearances and mentions of gerald jampolsky

In this episode of the Inherent Identity Podcast, I discuss the concept of 'focused forgetting' as a means to remember our true selves and live in the present. I'll share some personal anecdotes, including experiences with my six-year-old daughter, to help you see how identity labels and past experiences shape our reactions and perceptions. You'll learn some powerful insights from Gerald Jampolsky's book 'Love is Letting Go of Fear' By listening your learn the practice of forgiving and forgetting past actions to cultivate compassion and understanding in the present. This practice enables us to overcome fear, guilt, and shame, allowing us to remember our inherent identity as beings of love. I also touch on the significance of Christ's example of forgiveness and how seeing His presence in our past, present, and future can bring us peace. If you want help to heal your past or increase your ability to receive revelation, then check out the Inherent Identity Family

LuMens - bewust waarnemen en verwonderen Help mee dit beginnende kanaal te groeien om meer mensen te inspireren van verdeeldheid naar eenheid. Als je waardeert wat wij maken, abonneer je dan op dit kanaal, zet de meldingen aan en verspreid onze content zoals te vinden op onze site https://www.tijdboeklumens.nl  via je eigen socials en in je eigen familie/vriendengroepen. Heel veel dank daarvoor!! Jouw steun (en financiële bijdrage) zorgt voor de voortgang, kwaliteit en een groeiend bereik van LuMens.  De visie van Willem Glaudemans Seizoen 2, aflevering 4 (S02E04) Goddelijkheid voorbij het ego Voor deze video podcast reizen wij af naar Utrecht, waar wij warm worden ontvangen door Willem Glaudemans in het historische pand ‘Het Hoogeland'. Willem is Neerlandicus, schrijver, vertaler, dichter en kunstenaar. Hij is een veelgevraagd spreker en geeft lezingen, workshops, trainingen en persoonlijke begeleiding. Hij vertaalde de ‘Nag Hammadi geschriften' en werkte jarenlang mee aan de vertaling van het boek ‘A Course of miracles'. Hij is auteur van diverse boeken en bracht in 2004 ‘Het Talentenspel' uit, in 2010 gevolgd door een versie voor jongeren, onder de naam ‘Jong Talent'. Ook is hij mede-oprichter van Stichting Miracles in Contact en Stichting Centrum voor Attitudinal Healing. Ferdinand van der Neut gaat namens LuMens het gesprek aan over onder andere zijn persoonlijke processen op de gebieden waar Willem zijn expertises in heeft. Willem Glaudemans, geboren 1954 in Den Bosch, studeerde Nederlandse Taal- en Letterkunde in Utrecht en promoveerde op een proefschrift over de literatuuropvattingen van schrijver Willem Frederik Hermans. In 1985 volgde hij een workshop van Elisabeth Kübler-Ross over stervensbegeleiding. Hier beleefde hij een godservaring waardoor zijn leven voor altijd ingrijpend veranderde. Een jaar later zag hij een video van het werk van Gerald Jampolsky, een psychiater die onder andere werkte met kinderen met kanker en die hem via een kleine omweg leidde naar het boek ‘A Course in miracles'. Direct na zijn promotie in 1990 begon Willem met het vertalen van spirituele boeken, waaronder de vertaling van de gnostische evangeliën en openbaringen, de ‘Nag Hammadi-geschriften'. Ook werkte hij jarenlang mee aan de Nederlandse vertaling van ‘A course in miracles'. ‘Een cursus in wonderen' is inmiddels in 26 talen vertaald en is wereldwijd hét levensboek voor miljoenen mensen. Het boek is de uitwerking van de omvangrijke kennis die psycholoog Helen Shucman ontving via een innerlijke stem. Centraal in de Cursus staat de uitleg over wat ons ego precies inhoudt en hoe we hier het beste mee om kunnen gaan. ‘Een cursus in wonderen' stelt ons ego voor ingrijpende keuzes. Kiezen we voor illusie of waarheid, voor angst of liefde? Na het vertaalwerk begon hij zelf boeken, sprookjes en gedichten te schrijven. Het belangrijkste van de Cursus is dat het ego de gedachte van afscheiding is. Uit dat idee van afgescheidenheid komt alles voort: pijn, angst, schuld, schaamte, projecties en het idee van een bedreigende wereld. De oorzaak hiervan is ... .....om steeds onafhankelijker/zelfstandiger te worden nodigen we je uit om verder te lezen op onze eigen website https://www.tijdboeklumens.nl/podcast-willem-glaudemans Tevens kun je je op onze site daar aanmelden voor onze tweewekelijkse nieuwsbrief, zo blijven we in directer en onafhankelijker contact met elkaar.  Geniet er van, en bekijk ook onze Tijdboeken en andere content voor verdere groei op https://www.tijdboeklumens.nl  Tevens kun je je op onze site daar aanmelden voor onze tweewekelijkse nieuwsbrief, zo blijven we in directer en onafhankelijker contact met elkaar.  Als je het waardevol vindt wat wij maken dan willen we je vragen om een vrijblijvende vergoeding als waarde-uitwisseling. Ook dat kan via onze website. Hartelijk dank, want financiële steun is essentieel voor ons voortbestaan. Ook stimuleer je met jouw bijdrage steeds betere kwaliteit en verdere verspreiding van visies in waarheid, liefde en vrijheid. Zie https://www.tijdboeklumens.nl/geef-een-vergoeding #visie #bewustzijn #nieuweaarde #nieuwewereld #kracht #oerkracht #liefde #waarheid #vrijheid #overgave #emotie #trauma #verwerking #natuur #god #grotegeest #jezus #christusbewustzijn #greatreset #greatawakening #vrede #verwonderen #wonder #visioen

In episode 62, I'm going to talk about why your relationship with illness can actually be hindering your recovery. This is a concept that is part of my new program, MAP for Self-Healing. I call it Changing Your Relationship to Illness, and although the stress of chronic symptoms and health issues will be the subject of this podcast episode, the same principle applies to any difficulty you face. In this episode I will talk about my insights from working with clients as well as the work of others, including Byron Katie and Anita Moorjani. We'll discuss how your stance toward illness –either fighting it, fleeing in fear, or withdrawing and freezing– may be triggering the stress response and how advanced neural retraining may be helpful. In this episode I'll discuss: - The stress response (fight/flight/freeze) and how negative thoughts prevent recovery by inhibiting the restorative functions of the body. - Why the person with chronic illness can have hundreds of stress responses each day. - How most people's response to adversity and illness is fear and resistance. - Why fearful and fighting thoughts lead to desperation, frustration, helplessness and powerlessness. - A few guiding lights: Anita Moorjani, Gerald Jampolsky, MD. - Frank Bruni's book, The Beauty of Dusk and what it has to teach us about the power of a positive mindset. - The work of Byron Katie and her exercises for turning thoughts around. - How MAP sessions can be a powerful way to change patterns of emotional, mental and behavioral responses. - Why working with the mind is complementary to traditional medicine, functional, and alternative approaches. If you enjoyed this episode, don't miss episode 60: MAP for Emotional Causes of Illness where I discuss the biochemistry behind mind body medicine and the benefit of working with emotions to promote healing. To learn more about the MAP Method and how it works, visit mapforhealth.us for our free courses. To schedule an Introductory MAP session please book online at MindReMAPforHealth.com

Forgiveness is the key to self love and happiness. In our day to day we often find ourselves predicting and controlling rather than having peace of mind. We go from point A to point B and we actually have no idea how we got there because we are too flustered with what happened yesterday or what might happen tomorrow. True inner peace comes from letting go, being in the present moment, and realizing in practicing forgiveness you take nothing personal so you have no compulsion to react. In reality, when do people often decide to forgive? When they face death. There is no future without forgiveness.XX Shaunahttps://sculptedx3.co/Resources:  Book References: Love Is Letting Go Of Fear by Gerald Jampolsky, MDKettle&Fire Bone Broth 20% Off: https://glnk.io/48z9/sonographer-squatsTERP Nutrition: Get your daily and nightly CBD drops! Enhanced mood, energy and quality sleep. https://www.terpnutrition.com/ Discount Code: SSQUATSTake What You Need & Leave What You Don'tPlease Always Reach Out: shauna@sculptedx3.com

Hi Miracle Voices Listeners, This episode is the audio from a webinar in 2020, "Q&A on Guidance: Asking and Listening" This episode features Judith Skutch Whitson, Tamara Morgan, and Dr. Bob Rosenthal. For those of you have not heard Dr. Bob Rosenthal who was co-president of The Foundation for Inner Peace with Tamara up until recently and he passed away on March 20th 2022. Bob was dedicated to A Course in Miracles and gifted teacher of forgiveness principles. Matt's Note: I have found two of Bob's books in particular very helpful on my forgiveness journey, they are: From Plagues to Miracles: The Transformational Journey of Exodus, From the Slavery of Ego to the Promised Land of Spirit https://www.amazon.com/Plagues-Miracles-Transformational-Journey-Promised-ebook/dp/B07B6VLJND From Never-Mind to Ever-Mind: Transforming the Self to Embrace Miracles https://www.amazon.com/Never-Mind-Ever-Mind-Transforming-Embrace-Miracles-ebook/dp/B07J5FP2K9 If you would like to leave a message on Dr. Bob's memorial page, you can do so here: https://acim.org/memorial-robert-rosenthal/ If you would like to make a gift to The Foundation for Inner Peace in memory of Bob, you can do so here: https://acim.org/donate/ Dear Course Community, Yesterday, at 3:00 pm on the spring solstice, many of us gathered worldwide at the Second Global Meeting of ACIM. We joined in a prayer that included: “In our deepening and widening circle, I ask that we bring to heart and mind, my lifelong friend and former co-president, “Dr. Bob,” who has devoted over 40 years of service to A Course in Miracles and the Foundation for Inner Peace. Dr. Bob wanted to physically be present but has been dealing with health issues that are bringing him into his own deepening journey of forgiveness and awakening. In this, I especially ask that we all send him gratitude for the magnificent job he has done. May we send him prayers of love so strongly that his heart will soar and join with us all in Spirit, with the Holy Spirit, in this group-shared Holy Instant. Let us take a moment now of silence together, as one, in LOVE.” Robert's wife, Emmanuelle, and I thank you profusely for the abundant love embedded in that powerful communal prayer. Shortly thereafter, Dr. Bob released his body and moved into the realm of Spirit. He is now the essence of the Foundation for Inner Peace that he worked so hard to serve. May he rest in this peace along with those who served before him: my recently departed mother, Judith Skutch Whitson, her beloved Course and life partner Colonel William Whitson, Drs. Helen Schucman, William Thetford, Kenneth Wapnick, Gerald Jampolsky and all the Course teachers and students who devoted their lives to the practice-until-perfection of A Course in Miracles. Thank you all for your love in our joined journey on this path. Our beloved Dr. Bob went out on the wings of our prayers and the waves of our love. Amen. With blessings, love, and eternal gratitude, Tam

Marla Hughes has worked with children her entire life in a number of different capacities. At the transplant unit of UCSF Hospital in San Francisco she taught children about exercise, nutrition and relaxation. She worked with Dr. Gerald Jampolsky at the Center for Attitudinal Healing, using art and music therapy to help young children who had life threatening diseases or who had a parent or loved one who was severely ill. Her podcast, Interviews with Innocence (interviewswithinnocence.com), features experts in the fields of science and metaphysics who focus on children and spirituality. Marla is the founder of the Ethiopian Family Fund (ethiopianfamilyfund.org), a nonprofit dedicated to developing sustainable education and healthcare for Ethiopian children and their families. According to Marla, “My greatest teachers have been my children. I have never experienced a love that deep or profound.” She recently finished her first children's book, Love Magic which is what we will be talking about today.I'd like to ask you for three favors. You can do one, two, or all three.1.) Make sure to subscribe to the podcast through your favorite podcast app, so that you don't miss an episode.2.) Please rate the podcast at ratethispodcast.com/grief2growth3.) If you'd like to support me financially, go to grief2growth.com/tipjarSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/grief2growth)

[Warning: this episode contains an account of a violent attack.] It has long been known that forgiveness is the path to inner peace and happiness. And there are further, immense benefits from being able to let go of resentment and anger towards those who have wronged us: forgiveness has been shown to lead to remarkable physical healing from all sorts of long-term conditions. It was my huge privilege to sit down with someone who genuinely epitomizes the quality of forgiveness. Dr Nasser Kurdy is an orthopedic surgeon who, in 2017, was stabbed in the neck while entering the grounds of his local mosque. You'll hear how his act of his forgiveness towards his attacker has transformed his life and continues to energize him to this day. This is a deeply inspiring conversation that I think will leave you with a lasting sense of hope and optimism. Dr Kurdy shares his profound reflections on what happened to him in his new book: A Reply to Hate: Forgiving My Attacker. If you would like to find more inspiration to reach forgiveness in your own life, I also recommend this book: Forgiveness: The Greatest Healer of All by Gerald Jampolsky. Here is the forgiveness meditation I mention in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPKzgdO-VfY I'd love to know what you take away from this episode. You can connect with me by joining my Wellness Unwrapped community - a welcoming Facebook group where we share thoughts, tips and inspiration. Join here: www.Facebook.com/groups/wellnessunwrapped You can also find me here: https://peppermintwellness.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PeppermintWellness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peppermintwellness/

Marla Hughes has worked with children her entire life in a number of different capacities.  At the transplant unit of UCSF Hospital in San Francisco she taught children about exercise, nutrition and relaxation.  She worked with Dr. Gerald Jampolsky at the Center for Attitudinal Healing, using art and music therapy to help young children who had life threatening diseases or who had a parent or loved one who was severely ill.  Her podcast, Interviews with Innocence features experts in the fields of science and metaphysics who focus on children and spirituality.  Marla is also the founder of the Ethiopian Family Fund, a nonprofit dedicated to developing sustainable education and healthcare for Ethiopian children and their families.  She just finished her first children's book, Love Magic, a beautiful story about eternal love.  According to Marla, “My greatest teachers have been my children.  I have never experienced a love that deep or profound.”

Gerald Jampolsky is the author of Love Is Letting Go Of Fear and he said “Forgiveness is giving up all hope for a better past.” I can't think of a better way of expressing forgiveness and simultaneously hope. Hope is expecting that the future will keep getting better, because we know who the Author of our story is. And forgiveness is also knowing who can take poor situations and make them better. Let go, and let God. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thriving-twogether/support

Friar Justin Belitz, is a member of the Order of Friars Minor, founded in 1223 by St. Francis of Assisi. He is the founding director of The Franciscan Hermitage. Proceeds from his public seminars support the development and work of The Hermitage in providing a center devoted to the spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual growth of persons from all walks of life, all creeds and all ages. His dynamic, enthusiastic and yet compassionate presentations are constantly in demand by business and professional groups. He has been Chaplain Lecturer on 20 ship lines. Fr. Justin holds academic degrees in Philosophy, Theology, Music Education, and a Doctoral Certificate in Psychorientology. He is also a distinguished and award winning Silva Mind Development instructor. His book "SUCCESS: Full Living" is a response to the requests of tens of thousands of participants in his various business and personal development programs spanning twenty years and presented all over the world. This beautiful and inspirational book prompted Gerald Jampolsky, M.D., "Love is Letting Go of Fear", to write the Foreword and Stephanie Simonton, "Getting Well Again", to lend promotional support and encouragement. It has been translated into six languages. His 2nd book, "SUCCESS: FULL THINKING" (an indepth presentation of the theory and practice of meditation) was published in the Fall of 2006, both in the USA and in Australia. A European-French edition will also be out soon. - His next book will be "SUCCESS: FULL RELATING". He has also authored 20 volumes of audio meditations.. All of these publications are available from the Hermitage and/or online through this website. - www.frjustin-hermitage.org ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Friar Justin Belitz, is a member of the Order of Friars Minor, founded in 1223 by St. Francis of Assisi. He is the founding director of The Franciscan Hermitage. Proceeds from his public seminars support the development and work of The Hermitage in providing a center devoted to the spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual growth of persons from all walks of life, all creeds and all ages. His dynamic, enthusiastic and yet compassionate presentations are constantly in demand by business and professional groups. He has been Chaplain Lecturer on 20 ship lines. Fr. Justin holds academic degrees in Philosophy, Theology, Music Education, and a Doctoral Certificate in Psychorientology. He is also a distinguished and award winning Silva Mind Development instructor. His book "SUCCESS: Full Living" is a response to the requests of tens of thousands of participants in his various business and personal development programs spanning twenty years and presented all over the world. This beautiful and inspirational book prompted Gerald Jampolsky, M.D., "Love is Letting Go of Fear", to write the Foreword and Stephanie Simonton, "Getting Well Again", to lend promotional support and encouragement. It has been translated into six languages. His 2nd book, "SUCCESS: FULL THINKING" (an indepth presentation of the theory and practice of meditation) was published in the Fall of 2006, both in the USA and in Australia. A European-French edition will also be out soon. - His next book will be "SUCCESS: FULL RELATING". He has also authored 20 volumes of audio meditations.. All of these publications are available from the Hermitage and/or online through this website. - www.frjustin-hermitage.org ****************************************************************** To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv *** AND NOW *** The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.com The ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Friar Justin Belitz, is a member of the Order of Friars Minor, founded in 1223 by St. Francis of Assisi. He is the founding director of The Franciscan Hermitage. Proceeds from his public seminars support the development and work of The Hermitage in providing a center devoted to the spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual growth of persons from all walks of life, all creeds and all ages. His dynamic, enthusiastic and yet compassionate presentations are constantly in demand by business and professional groups. He has been Chaplain Lecturer on 20 ship lines. Fr. Justin holds academic degrees in Philosophy, Theology, Music Education, and a Doctoral Certificate in Psychorientology. He is also a distinguished and award winning Silva Mind Development instructor. His book "SUCCESS: Full Living" is a response to the requests of tens of thousands of participants in his various business and personal development programs spanning twenty years and presented all over the world. This beautiful and inspirational book prompted Gerald Jampolsky, M.D., "Love is Letting Go of Fear", to write the Foreword and Stephanie Simonton, "Getting Well Again", to lend promotional support and encouragement. It has been translated into six languages. His 2nd book, "SUCCESS: FULL THINKING" (an indepth presentation of the theory and practice of meditation) was published in the Fall of 2006, both in the USA and in Australia. A European-French edition will also be out soon. - His next book will be "SUCCESS: FULL RELATING". He has also authored 20 volumes of audio meditations.. All of these publications are available from the Hermitage and/or online through this website. - www.frjustin-hermitage.org******************************************************************To listen to all our XZBN shows, with our compliments go to: https://www.spreaker.com/user/xzoneradiotv*** AND NOW ***The ‘X' Zone TV Channel on SimulTV - www.simultv.comThe ‘X' Chronicles Newspaper - www.xchroniclesnewspaper.com ******************************************************************

Growth.Sometimes, growth is less about discarding old versions of yourself, and more about integrating them.Sometimes, growth is like outgrowing your sweater. If you keep it on after you've outgrown it, it'll suffocate you.Sometimes, growth means forgiving your old selves instead of judging them.Sometimes, growth means learning to validate and value yourself according to your own Inner Pilot Light (thank you, Lissa Rankin), rather than the commentary, reactions, and feedback of others."Forgiveness is giving up all hope for a better past."- Corinne Edwards (paraphrasing Gerald Jampolsky), Love Waits On WelcomeThe way you treat your past selves is likely the way you treat your present self. #RTASurrender.Surrender is NOT accepting the inevitability of an imagined future state.Surrender is NOT adopting a posture of powerlessness and doing nothing.Surrender IS releasing the illusion of control over things you can't control.Surrender IS holding space for everything (including yourself), to be what it is.Surrender IS choosing not to attempt to control circumstances or other people, but rather, yourself - and only yourself.When we say "stay in your own business," that includes staying out of the business of your past and future selves. #RTA too.If you're moving away from something in your past, or toward (or away from) something you think is in your future, STAHP. Come back to now. Surrender both.If you're averse to a potential outcome and try to steer the ship away from it, your controlling mindset will more often steer you directly into the thing you're afraid of.Rocky relationships aren't "broken" and need "fixing." They just are what they are. Detach from your desires/fears for specific outcomes, and focus on being the most authentic you you can be.GRATITUDES:Ryan is grateful that he's becoming more internally confident in his work.Abby is grateful for the online delivery thingies!TIME CODES:3:08 - Why Ryan destroys his art (and why he's doing that less these days)14:50 - On forgiving your past selves21:34 - Why are we so mean to ourselves, Abby???27:57 - Surrender40:45 - Confidence48:01 - Rigid vs. Ragdoll52:52 - Some stuff about relationshipsMORE DEETS:Join our tribe at patreon.com/truenorth11Get life coaching from Abby at IndigoCoaching.netFollow us on IG at @TrueNorthWithAbbyAndRyanWatch us at TinyURL.com/TrueNorth11YouTubeEmail us at hello@truenorth11.comStalk us at truenorth11.com

Today’s radio program is dedicated to the memory of Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D. who passed away December 29, 2020. Dr. Jampolsky, a friend and colleague of Dr. Westerdahl’s, was a recipient of the American Medical Association Foundation’s highest honor, “The AMA Excellence in Medicine – Pride in the Profession Award” for his invaluable contribution of […]

SPOKEN WORD WITH ELECTRONICS #35: Mr Rogers' Rare Words From 1983 on Death and Childhood Illness Hi, everyone, welcome back to the show. This week is a tribute to Mr Rogers. I have one rare tape on Mr Rogers in my library of unusual records, and when I share this with people I present it as "a side of Mr Rogers you may have never heard." Most listeners agree: This is a very incredible album. Specifically, this is Fred Rogers translating the complexity of death and pain into helping parents deal with a huge fear: The death of their kids. He also relates similar comfort to kids themselves. And then you meet the children, who are all wonderful, happy, and seemingly more aware of the moment than many adults three times their age. I'm posting it this week because we need more compassion in the world, presently. This is what the 1983 cassette "Healing with Love" is all about, and its obscure placement in the Mr Rogers discography only makes it more interesting. This wasn't work for PBS. It was seemingly only intended for the patients and their parents, and copies of the tape were produced in small numbers. There is no way this topic would have made it onto his show (though Bruce Haack on Mr Rogers is a favorite in that category) This tape celebrates the word of Dr Gerald Jampolsky, who is a kindred spirit of Fred Rogers. You are introduced to Jampolsky, his group of patients, their parents, and then encounter some frightening moments with a parent grieving a dead child. Dr Jampolsky manages a phone hotline for terminally ill children and consoles parents, both those grieving a death or managing stress, and Jampolsky's love and care for everyone is to be admired. Hear the entire tape here. Of course, we had to make a tribute to all of this, and that can be found in Side A for this week, "Mr Roger's Metaphysical Phone Hotline" including some of the more intense Mr Rogers sentences I've ever heard. Here's one: "Do you consider death an enemy?" – Wild. Side B for this week continues our serial Charlie Pickle. This week introduces you to your first day's work at Company Statistics, where both you and Charlie work, and you're given some tips on helping everyone out with the coffee.

HEALING WITH LOVE Gerald Jampolsky and Fred Rogers "A moving account of the healing roles love and support can play in children's critical illnesses" — made available to children and parents in 1983 for purposes of therapy, via cassette.

SPOKEN WORD WITH ELECTRONICS #35: Mr Rogers' Rare Words From 1983 on Death and Childhood Illness Hi, everyone, welcome back to the show. This week is a tribute to Mr Rogers. I have one rare tape on Mr Rogers in my library of unusual records, and when I share this with people I present it as "a side of Mr Rogers you may have never heard." Most listeners agree: This is a very incredible album. Specifically, this is Fred Rogers translating the complexity of death and pain into helping parents deal with a huge fear: The death of their kids. He also relates similar comfort to kids themselves. And then you meet the children, who are all wonderful, happy, and seemingly more aware of the moment than many adults three times their age. I'm posting it this week because we need more compassion in the world, presently. This is what the 1983 cassette "Healing with Love" is all about, and its obscure placement in the Mr Rogers discography only makes it more interesting. This wasn't work for PBS. It was seemingly only intended for the patients and their parents, and copies of the tape were produced in small numbers. There is no way this topic would have made it onto his show (though Bruce Haack on Mr Rogers is a favorite in that category) This tape celebrates the word of Dr Gerald Jampolsky, who is a kindred spirit of Fred Rogers. You are introduced to Jampolsky, his group of patients, their parents, and then encounter some frightening moments with a parent grieving a dead child. Dr Jampolsky manages a phone hotline for terminally ill children and consoles parents, both those grieving a death or managing stress, and Jampolsky's love and care for everyone is to be admired. Hear the entire tape here. Of course, we had to make a tribute to all of this, and that can be found in Side A for this week, "Mr Roger's Metaphysical Phone Hotline" including some of the more intense Mr Rogers sentences I've ever heard. Here's one: "Do you consider death an enemy?" – Wild. Side B for this week continues our serial Charlie Pickle. This week introduces you to your first day's work at Company Statistics, where both you and Charlie work, and you're given some tips on helping everyone out with the coffee.

HEALING WITH LOVE Gerald Jampolsky and Fred Rogers "A moving account of the healing roles love and support can play in children's critical illnesses" — made available to children and parents in 1983 for purposes of therapy, via cassette.

The Franciscan Hermitage - Friar Justin Belitz, is a member of the Order of Friars Minor, founded in 1223 by St. Francis of Assisi. He is the founding director of The Franciscan Hermitage. Proceeds from his public seminars support the development and work of The Hermitage in providing a center devoted to the spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual growth of persons from all walks of life, all creeds and all ages. His dynamic, enthusiastic and yet compassionate presentations are constantly in demand by business and professional groups. He has been Chaplain Lecturer on 20 ship lines. Fr. Justin holds academic degrees in Philosophy, Theology, Music Education, and a Doctoral Certificate in Psychorientology. He is also a distinguished and award winning Silva Mind Development instructor. His book "SUCCESS: Full Living" is a response to the requests of tens of thousands of participants in his various business and personal development programs spanning twenty years and presented all over the world. This beautiful and inspirational book prompted Gerald Jampolsky, M.D., "Love is Letting Go of Fear", to write the Foreword and Stephanie Simonton, "Getting Well Again", to lend promotional support and encouragement. It has been translated into six languages. His 2nd book, "SUCCESS: FULL THINKING" (an indepth presentation of the theory and practice of meditation) was published in the Fall of 2006, both in the USA and in Australia. A European-French edition will also be out soon. - His next book will be "SUCCESS: FULL RELATING". He has also authored 20 volumes of audio meditations.. All of these publications are available from the Hermitage and/or online through this website. - www.frjustin-hermitage.org

In this episode, Sanya and Darid sat down for an intimate conversation about fear. They dived deep in discussing about how people operate life through fear, how our past continue to influence our actions, and how we can restructure our thinking about fear to live a life filled with love. This discussion was inspired by a book by Gerald Jampolsky, Love is Letting Go of Fear.

In this episode I share my favorite quotes and discuss the book Love is Letting Go of Fear by Gerald Jampolsky.   There are basically two emotions- love and fear.  We are programmed for fear but always have the capacity of love. Approaching more of our life with love is how we get inner peace.  And that means continually letting go of fear.    RATE AND REVIEW THIS PODCAST HERE: screenshot and email for two entries for the $100 Amazon gift card drawing https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-unstoppable-body-and-minds-podcast/id1493360543 For a third entry, follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bodyandmindlifecoach/ Email me the screenshots showing your rating, review or follow-  Info@bodyandmindlifecoach.com   For more information, check out my website https://bodyandmindlifecoach.com   Or to schedule a free 60 min coaching session, click here,  https://calendly.com/thebetsyjensen/free-consult    

Working with children her entire life, Marla has a Master’s degree in Exercise Physiology, Marla has worked in the pediatric transplant unit at UCSF Hospital in San Francisco, teaching children about exercise, good nutrition and relaxation. She also worked at the Center for Attitudinal Healing with its founder, Dr. Gerald Jampolsky, using art and music therapy to help young children who had life threatening diseases or who had a parent or loved one who was severely ill. With this passion, Marla has created a podcast called “Interviews with Innocence” knowing that what we can learn from children will help us reconnect to our spiritual selves. The episodes of her show will resonate with anyone who is curious about the big questions such as “What is the meaning of life?” and “Are life and love eternal?” Her hope is that these interviews of the spiritual wisdom of our young will remind us to slow down, be more present, loving, grateful and childlike. If you are a fan of this show, We Don’t Die Radio, you will love really enjoy “Interviews with Innocence” helping all of us discover, embrace, and connect with the sacred core and magic of childhood that resides in all of us. You can visit her website https://www.interviewswithinnocence.com or search on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/interviewswithinnocence/. Visit http://wedontdieradio.com/ for live events online and in person, attend online free church services, join the Insiders' Club, receive a free copy of We Don't Die and How to Survive Grief. Join the supportive and loving, We Don't Die Listeners Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/wedontdielisteners/  *Enjoying We Don't Die Radio episodes? Would you like to be a Patron of the show? Consider donating $1 or more per episode to help operating costs of the show (I keep the show commercial-free on purpose) please visit: https://www.patreon.com/wedontdieradio or simply give at https://www.paypal.me/SandraChamplain

Everyday Grace TODAY Let me suggest three ways to discover everyday grace.  1. The first is this. Trying to live one day of acceptance. In his book, Love is Letting Go of Fear, Dr. Gerald Jampolsky asks this question: "Have you ever given yourself the opportunity of going through just one day concentrating on totally accepting everyone and making no judgments?" He goes on to say, "Everything we think or say or do reacts on us like a boomerang. When we send out judgment in the form of criticism, fury or other attack thoughts, they come back to us. When we send our only love, it comes back to us." So I suggest we try that one day this week. Suspend all judgments, spend one day of acceptance and se how, today, this scripture will be fulfilled in our hearing.  2. Second, look of the opportunity in today, even if today is not quite what you had bargained for.  A graduate student had gotten his first job, a desk job, he felt (and probably correctly) that it was much beneath his talents and he complained to his friend that he didn't do pencil pushing. His friend was entirely unsympathetic. He just patted him on the back and said to him, "You know, the world is a better place because Michelangelo didn't say, I don't do ceilings." SO it is. You go through the Bible and Moses didn't say "I don't do rivers." Noah didn't say "I don't do arks." Ruth didn't say "I don't do mothers-in-law." David didn't say "I don't do giants." Paul didn't say "I don't do Gentiles. Mary Magdalene didn't say "I don't do feet." Jesus didn't say "I don't do crosses." Look for the opportunity today. Even in things you'd rather not do and in places you'd rather not be, today's grace awaits.  3. The third suggestions is this: at least one day, take time to put things in perspective.  A man driving to work one morning had a little fender bender occasion with a woman. They both stopped. The woman got out to survey the damage. She was absolutely distraught. It was her fault. She admitted it. And her car was a new car, less than two weeks out of the showroom. She dreaded going home to tell her husband. The man felt sorry for her, but , nevertheless, things had to be done. She had to get the license number, registration papers, and so on. She went back to her car and reached into the glove compartment to get the documents and one of the first papers to tumble our, written in her husbands distinctive hand where these words: "In case of accident, remember honey, it's you I love, not the car." He put things in perspective.  Perspective is the long view of today's grace.      A day of acceptance without judgment, a day of opportunity without complaint, and a day of perspective without fear. These three things make our scripture reading fulfilled in our hearing - TODAY. 

In this special mini-season, we are unlocking the vaults to bring you exclusive, in-depth conversations between Tony and four truly outstanding achievers and impressive innovators. These dynamic individuals are not just experts in their respective fields — they are pioneers. They are charting new territory and breaking new ground. And their insights, ideas and drive are shaping the world we live in. With each episode, you will be privy to a wealth of powerful ideas and strategies that you can use immediately to increase income, influence others more effectively, advance your career, enhance your personal relationships, improve your health, eliminate fears, and experience more joy and fulfillment in your life. In this two-part episode, you will hear an invigorating discussion between Tony and Dr. Gerald Jampolsky and Diane Cirincione, as they delve into forgiveness, letting go of fear, relinquishing control and finding true intimacy. Dr. Jampolsky, a graduate of the Stanford University School of Medicine, is a world renowned child and adult psychologist. In 1975, he established the first Center for Attitudinal Healing in Marin County, California, where people of all ages, faiths and cultures have a welcoming space to find inner peace and well-being. His wife, Dr. Diane Cirincione, a clinical psychologist, has been working alongside him since 1981. And she is also a current faculty member of the University of Hawaii medical school. Between the two of them, they have published 16 books including “Love is letting go of fear,” “Teach only love,” and “Goodbye to guilt.”  They have received a number of international humanitarian awards, including one of the American American Medical Association's highest honors, the Excellence in Medicine Pride in the Profession Award, for contribution of Attitudinal Healing to the mental-health field, for inspiration to others, and for decades of humanitarian service. And over the last several decades, this husband-wife team have been traveling the world, helping others find peace in their hearts and minds through love and forgiveness.   This episode of the Tony Robbins Podcast is brought to you by Tony Robbins Results Coaching. Are you ready to experience an extraordinary quality of life? Or maybe you're already doing well, but you know you can take your life to whole new level. To do that, you have to set yourself up to win. You need a process, a way to consistently grow and produce the results you need. And that's what a Tony Robbins results coach can do for you. Whatever area in your life you want to change -- your relationship, your health, your career, or your business -- coaching is one of the most valuable tools you can have. It's an investment in yourself, and it can yield some of the highest returns. Tony Robbins Results Coaches are hand-selected and trained by the master of coaching -- Tony Robbins himself -- to have the skills that will empower you with supreme focus, powerful insight and the accountability needed to achieve everything you've ever dreamed.

In this special mini-season, we are unlocking the vaults to bring you exclusive, in-depth conversations between Tony and four truly outstanding achievers and impressive innovators. These dynamic individuals are not just experts in their respective fields — they are pioneers. They are charting new territory and breaking new ground. And their insights, ideas and drive are shaping the world we live in. With each episode, you will be privy to a wealth of powerful ideas and strategies that you can use immediately to increase income, influence others more effectively, advance your career, enhance your personal relationships, improve your health, eliminate fears, and experience more joy and fulfillment in your life. In this two-part episode, you will hear an invigorating discussion between Tony and Dr. Gerald Jampolsky and Diane Cirincione, as they delve into forgiveness, letting go of fear, relinquishing control and finding true intimacy. Dr. Jampolsky, a graduate of the Stanford University School of Medicine, is a world renowned child and adult psychologist. In 1975, he established the first Center for Attitudinal Healing in Marin County, California, where people of all ages, faiths and cultures have a welcoming space to find inner peace and well-being. His wife, Dr. Diane Cirincione, a clinical psychologist, has been working alongside him since 1981. And she is also a current faculty member of the University of Hawaii medical school. Between the two of them, they have published 16 books including “Love is letting go of fear,” “Teach only love,” and “Goodbye to guilt.”  They have received a number of international humanitarian awards, including one of the American American Medical Association's highest honors, the Excellence in Medicine Pride in the Profession Award, for contribution of Attitudinal Healing to the mental-health field, for inspiration to others, and for decades of humanitarian service. And over the last several decades, this husband-wife team have been traveling the world, helping others find peace in their hearts and minds through love and forgiveness.   This episode of the Tony Robbins Podcast is brought to you by Tony Robbins Results Coaching. Are you ready to experience an extraordinary quality of life? Or maybe you're already doing well, but you know you can take your life to whole new level. To do that, you have to set yourself up to win. You need a process, a way to consistently grow and produce the results you need. And that's what a Tony Robbins results coach can do for you. Whatever area in your life you want to change -- your relationship, your health, your career, or your business -- coaching is one of the most valuable tools you can have. It's an investment in yourself, and it can yield some of the highest returns. Tony Robbins Results Coaches are hand-selected and trained by the master of coaching -- Tony Robbins himself -- to have the skills that will empower you with supreme focus, powerful insight and the accountability needed to achieve everything you've ever dreamed.  

Award-winning author, outstanding businessman, lecturerJohn Harricharan, is a unique blend of East and West. A naturalized U.S. citizen born in Guyana, South America of East Indian heritage, he is truly a multi-cultural, global personality. Yet, with his professional background, he also exhibits a rare sensitivity and charismatic  delivery, which have earned him well-deserved respect and acclaim. He has shared the lecture platform with such well-known speakers as Deepak Chopra, Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Og Mandino, Gerald Jampolsky, Foster Hibbard, Eric Butterworth, Miss America and many others. He is an award winning, bestselling author who has also been featured in the same books with personalities such as His  Royal Highness, Prince Philip of Great Britain, the Dalai Lama, Sir Paul McCartney and the late President Ronald Reagan. Dr. Deepak Chopra, best-selling author and speaker, refers to Harricharan as, "A skilled and eloquent guide." Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, renowned psychiatrist and bestselling author said, "John Harricharan brilliantly inspires you, motivates you and teaches you. He's fantastic ... absolutely fantastic." Author: Not only is John Harricharan a dynamic speaker, but he also reveals himself to be an extraordinary, compelling author. His award winning, bestselling book, "When You Can Walk on Water, Take the Boat" was named Best Book of the Year in its category by the American Bookdealers Exchange. Its sequels, "Morning Has Been All Night Coming" and "Journey in the Fields of Forever", as well as his 2 other books, have drawn rave reviews worldwide. Many have been published in Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Romanian, Turkish and other languages.  

  Armand - ordained musical minister, singer/songwriter/pianist/Native American flautist is my guest. Armand and Angelina's website: www.armandandangelina.com Angelina - classically trained vocalist/classical guitarist travel across the country sharing their World Popera Music. The tour is called "Our Neverending Story" and its purpose is to remind of our oneness and help the world to experience "Heaven on Earth." You are sure to see Armand in mismatched shoes and a variety of Fun-omenal hats, which are symbols of His lighthearted approach to Spirit based on love and joy, rather than fear and dogma. He is a master at presenting the humorous side of life, and also writes thought-provoking material about his spiritual journey on this planet. Without restraint, he shares who he is and lifts the audience with his inexhaustible energy. Angelina's angelic voice will penetrate your heart with its enchanting beauty, as she sings and chants her spirit-affirming melodies. Their complementary styles and passionate love for each other have inspired them to bring their music to churches, conventions, conferences, and yoga centers, spreading their message of personal and spiritual transformation in their own delightful way. Armand and Angelina have performed with speakers, such as Marianne Williamson, Neale Donald Walsh, Alan Cohen, Gerald Jampolsky, Dan Millman, Swami Beyondananda, and Edwene Gaines and performers, David Roth, Jana Stanfield, Steven Halpern, James Twyman, Leroy White and Greg Tamblyn. Armand has written songs for the TV shows "Jim Fowler's Life in he Wild" and "Keepin' It Wild with Jason Raize". They share a home in Orlando with their dog "Boomerang" when they are not touring.  

Don Joseph Goewey has had a long career in human potential. He's been an executive at Stanford University Medical School and worked closely with two of the pioneers in human potential - Carl Rogers, father of humanistic psychology and Gerald Jampolsky, founder a school of psychology based on attitude.Don has written a book titled Mystic Cool: A proven approach to transcend stress, achieve optimal brain function, and maximize your creative intelligence. His work focuses on helping people transcend catastrophic life events and some of the most stressful situations any of us will ever face. To learn more about Don and his work, visit: http://mysticcool.com

Don Joseph Goewey has had a long career in human potential. He's been an executive at Stanford University Medical School and worked closely with two of the pioneers in human potential - Carl Rogers, father of humanistic psychology and Gerald Jampolsky, founder a school of psychology based on attitude.Don has written a book titled Mystic Cool: A proven approach to transcend stress, achieve optimal brain function, and maximize your creative intelligence. His work focuses on helping people transcend catastrophic life events and some of the most stressful situations any of us will ever face. To learn more about Don and his work, visit: http://mysticcool.com

Wouldn't we all like to have a stress-free life? Don Goewey, has found a way. After a job loss, the diagnosis of a brain tumor and the loss of his marriage—all occurring within a ten-day period—Don experienced a defining moment that left him free of stress and its complications. After that he took a keen interest in the brain's ability to overcome stress. His career in human potential spans more than three decades and includes collaborations with Carl Rogers, Ph.D., the founder of humanistic psychology, and Gerald Jampolsky, MD, founder of attitudinal healing. He is the author of “Mystic Cool,” a book that combines the latest research in neuroscience and psychology with practical spiritual insights on how to reduce stress and unlock creative potential. Over the years he has worked with patients, war-refugees, and many from high-stressed jobs, and he is the founder of ProAttitude, a firm dedicated to ending stress in the workplace. Stressed? Don't miss this show.