Podcast appearances and mentions of jimmy fisher

I experienced Jimmy's work myself and can attest to the near instant transformation of his breathwork journeys. They are hard work but within just one session I was able to release mountains of grief and reconnect back to peace within myself. In this episode Jimmy shares his remarkable story and the breathwork that ended up not only saving his life but also setting him on this passionate and transformational service path. Jimmy Fisher has lived a life of amazing experiences, whimsical adventures and great relationships, but also lived a life of extreme depression, hopelessness and addiction. He became suicidal and on numerous occasions attempted to take his own life. In 2021 just before Christmas he almost succeeded. Fortunately, he was found outside and resuscitated and placed on life support. He pulled through and spent close to 6 months in the hospital. Physically it cost him dearly: he had half of each foot amputated due to stage 4 frostbite. Mentally he became sicker and even attempted suicide while in the hospital. Emotionally and spiritually he felt completely vacant. He was hopeless and at his wits end. He entered a men's residential recovery center (Freedoms Door) in May of 2022 but was still determined to end his life. He spent the first few weeks hobbling around with big boots on his feet or being confined to bed or a wheelchair. In time he connected to and became inspired by the community. He worked with a counsellor and was able to start releasing some grief, guilt and shame yet still had deep seated feeling of loneliness that had been his permanent fixture since childhood. At his counsellor's encouragement he pursued his passion for breathwork, something he had already been practicing for a couple years. He found it offered temporary relief and began researching more. Whether by chance, by divine intervention or by destiny, he came across these transformational journeys. After doing his first one, he was rocked to the core. It was instant: the hopelessness and the loneliness almost disappeared. His racing mind was quiet and his emotional triggers softened. Believing the whole world needed to know about this profound work and that he wanted to be the one to get it out there. If it could have this effect on him, then imagine the change it could make in so many others' lives. It was the secret sauce. He has been studying Brian Kelly's Breath Master course and has been loving the journey ever since. Jimmy's words: "I no longer feel like I'm in a pit of despair. I no longer feel the obsessive mind of addiction. I'm excited to get out of bed each morning and participate in this world. It's nothing short of a miracle. I believe that breathwork (not just the journeys but daily practice) has the potential to transform your life, not in a year, not in months but immediately." Connect with Jimmy on FB and Instagram at @unbreakable.breath. Sacred Fame™ is about being fully seen, heard and known and paid for being your authentic, brilliant, gifted, human self. Life's too short to spend time hiding, you have things to do, impact to make, and service to bring to the world, without your mind and old stories getting in the way. You are worthy, whole and enough, so be confident, be spiritual, be intuitive, be famous, be successful! BE YOURSELF! Visit https://www.sacredfame.com for 2 quick energy techniques to find peace in your body now so that you can balance your energy and trust yourself more. Kasia Rachfall is an integrative healer, energy magician and mentor for spiritually focused creatives, seekers and entrepreneurs who have a deep desire to be fully seen, known and paid for being themselves as they serve others and leverage their influence to create positive change in the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sacredfame/message

We visit the last church to be built in Scotland before the Reformation to discover some of its later history. In 1659, the Covenanter Alexander Peden was here and about to begin his ministry when some dramatic events threatened to put a stop to it. It was said that his anguished prayers could be heard as he paced up and down by the side of the river on stormy winter nights. Jimmy Fisher explains what happened and the significance of Alexander Peden in this episode.

James Harkness from Dumfriesshire was the special object of loathing for the dragoons. They called him Harkness with the "long gun" and were only too pleased to capture him and treat him with brutal contempt. But strangely, that experience was going to turn out for good to the captain of the persecuting dragoons. Jimmy Fisher tells us more about an unusual incident with lasting consequences which took place in the town of Biggar.

We find out about the Covenanter connections with the pretty little village of Skirling. While there is not much information about James Ramage and Alexander Smith, we know much more about Peter Gillies. Driven out of his native district he narrowly escaped from soldiers sent to arrest him. But the next time the curate reported him the soldiers seized him and before he was carried away cruelly interrogated him. Follow his tragic story as told by Jimmy Fisher. Peter's wife was involved in this incident and she received a letter from her husband while he was a prisoner. It is full of affection and faith committing her and their five children (one newly born) to God's care.

I sat down with Jimmy Fisher, part-time dealer from Tulsa, at the beginning of the last day (Sunday) of the three-day show here in the Dallas area, and we discussed his collecting journey as well as his dealing philosophies, which ironically are very much in line with what my recent "investment fallacies" episodes have suggested. 

The town of Moffat is a very popular and attractive tourist destination in Dumfries and Galloway.  Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher discuss some of the stories from the town's history that don't usually make it into the presentations of many tour guides in the area. Please visit their website for more details on Scottish Reformation Tours  To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com  

A tale of two inns.  The Crook Inn (on the A701 near Tweedsmuir) and Birkhill Cottage (on the A708 near the Grey Mare's Tail Nature Reserve) were both used by Covenanters as well as Claverhouse and his dragoons. But what would happen if they were both there at the same time? Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher are driving around in the hills between Edinburgh and Moffat to discover the tales behind some of the abandoned places by the roadside. To dig deeper visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com  

Jimmy Fisher joins Matthew Vogan to discover more of the places that played significant roles in Scotland's Covenanting past.  In this episode they're exploring near the Talla reservoir in the Borders to find out more about the field preacher, James Renwick. To read more about James Renwick, and to read some of his insights into Christ and biblical truth (updated into modern English) please visit the Blog of James Renwick on ReformationScotland.org To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com    

Picking up from the earlier episode at the Devil's Beef Tub, Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher are in Tweedsmuir to tell the rest of the story of what happened to John Hunter. "When Zion's King was robbed of His right, His witnesses in Scotland put to flight, When Popish prelates and indulgency Combined against Christ to ruin Presbytery, All who would not unto their idols bow They sought them out and whom they found they slew. ‘For owning of Christ's cause I then did die. My blood for veangeance on His en’mies did cry.’   To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com

The Devil’s Beef Tub.  What a name!  It comes from its use as a place for keeping stolen cattle after border raids together with the tub shape of the valley. There is a cairn of stones on the slope of the Beef Tub which marks the spot where a man called John Hunter was killed.  In 1685 at the height of the Killing Times, attending a Presbyterian Field Meeting could result in you being killed as an enemy of the State.  Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher tell us what happened here to Hunter that would ultimately lead to the following words being inscribed on his gravestone. 'For owning of Christs cause I then did die. My blood for veangeance on His en’mies did cry.’ To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com  

"Lanark is a real Covenanter town..."  Matthew Vogan and Jimmy Fisher are at a large obelisk in St Kentigern’s churchyard in Lanark, which is covered on all four sides with inscriptions of names.  It was built to commemorate the men from the town who were martyred, fined or banished for their adherence to the Covenanting cause. To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com

Near the bottom of the Main Street in Douglas, Lanarkshire, you'll find a small memorial garden with a cairn. If you look closely at the cairn you'll see some initials carved into the main stone at the top of the cairn.  'IG' and 'HD' stand for James Gavin and Helen Dickson. The stone is the lintel stone that was at the top of the doorway to their house which used to stand on the site.  It's a marriage lintel which James carved for Helen for their wedding. Matthew Vogan is joined by Jimmy Fisher from Scottish Reformation Tours to explain the gruesome meaning behind the carved tailor's shears... To dig deeper, visit www.scotlandsforgottenhistory.com.  

Jimmy Fisher is back with Matthew Vogan and they're in Douglas, Lanarkshire where the statue of James, Earl of Angus points the way to the location where the Cameronian Regiment first mustered on May 14th, 1689. The Regiment was made up of followers of the Covenanter, Richard Cameron.  Jimmy recalls the role that 900 Cameronians played just a few months later on on August 21st, 1689 at the Battle of Dunkeld, defending the Perthshire town against 4000 - 5000 Jacobites (about a month after the Battle of Killiecrankie).  The defeat of the Jacobites at Dunkeld put an end to the first Jacobite Rising. To dig deeper, visit ScotlandsForgottenHistory.com

Richard Cameron was one of the most influential figures among the Covenanters, but the story of what happened to his head and hands is rather grisly. Matthew Vogan of Reformation Scotland is joined again by Jimmy Fisher of Scottish Reformation Tours in the Lanarkshire town of Douglas to find out more. To dig deeper, visit www.scotlandsforgottenhistory.com

Matthew Vogan is back with Jimmy Fisher in Carnwath finding out how Sir William Denham and Sir Thomas Stewart were involved in Argyll's Rising.

Lying in ashes and dodging swords. Jimmy Fisher of Scottish Reformation Tours joins Matthew Vogan on a back road in rural Lanarkshire to talk a little about Donald Cargill and some of his escapes.  (We will return to him again!) To dig deeper, visit www.scotlandsforgottenhistory.com

Matthew Vogan is joined this week by Jimmy Fisher of Scottish Reformation Tours to uncover the story engraved on a moss covered wall in Carnwath, South Lanarkshire. For more information on Scottish Reformation Tours, visit http://www.reformationtours.org/ To dig deeper, visit https//www.scotlandsforgottenhistory.com