Podcast appearances and mentions of John Roger

In this episode of Transcend with Nat, Nathaniel Sharratt shares a profound personal story on his spiritual journey that reflected the teachings of his spiritual way-shower, John-Roger (J-R). He recounts a transformative experience following J-R's passing, where he encountered a mysterious figure named Spirit who spoke to him about grief, light, and the sound current. Nat emphasizes the importance of connecting with the sound current for spiritual awakening and transcendence, and he discusses practical methods for integrating these teachings into daily life.Chapters00:00 Introduction01:08 A Story of Meeting A Man Named Spirit04:59 The Teachings of Light and Sound10:03 Spiritual Exercises and Soul Transcendence14:33 The Intent of God14:52 Offerings16:08 EndingTakeawaysThe experience of grief can lead to profound spiritual insights.Connecting with the sound current is essential for spiritual awakening.Spiritual exercises can help open the inner experience of sound.Transcendence involves moving beyond the cycles of karma.The teachings of light and sound are interconnected.God is intention, and we are expressions of that intention.The journey of the soul is a universal movement back to God.Embracing and loving our creations is key on this level.Daily practices can help integrate spiritual teachings into life.Keywordsspirituality, transcendence, sound current, light teachings, spiritual awakening, John-Roger, meditation, inner peace, spiritual counseling, personal growth Get full access to Transcend with Nat at natsharratt.substack.com/subscribe

Ruth Rochelle's life and career changed when, in 1979, she met Ariana Huffington and took part in the first Insight Seminar ever to happen in the United Kingdom.Ruth describes this moment as her invitation into self-reflection, the start of her career, and the time when she started to become the leader in her own life. In Café Royal on London's Regent Street, with 100 people – including some famous names – she had an experience she calls mindblowing and heart-opening, revealing deep truths that had previously been hidden from view.In this episode of the Coach's Journey Podcast, Ruth sheds light on the vast worlds of discovery that opened up to her following that first Insight Seminar, which propelled her into a career as a global facilitator and as a renowned expert on conscious leadership in teams and organisations.Ruth tells host Joey Owen how her remarkable appetite for learning and exploration also led her to study Internal Family Systems, which now underpins her work as an accredited master executive coach, IFS practitioner, systemic team coach and coaching constellations practitioner.In this episode, Ruth and Joey also talk about:Psychosynthesis and other therapeutic models that are harnessed by coachesHow to shift from protective behaviours in order to stand up in your authenticityThe ripple effect and how it can amplify both our limiting patterns and our effective onesThe way systems theory can help us stay in balance and adapt to our current truthRuth ends the podcast with a truly vital message about the parts of ourselves that we bring to interactions with others and the roles we all have to play in taking humanity forward.For more information about Ruth, visit https://www.ruthrochelle.com/For more information about host Joey Owen, visit http://www.joeyowencoaching.com/Read more about The Coach's Journey at www.thecoachsjourney.com.Music by My Good Man William: listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KmeQUcTbeE31uFynHQLQgTo support the Coach's Journey, visit www.patreon.com/thecoachsjourney and to join the Coach's Journey Community visit www.thecoachsjourney.com/community.THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT THAT YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:- Ariana Huffington https://www.instagram.com/ariannahuff/?hl=en - Insight Seminars https://insightseminars.org/ - John Roger https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1988-08-14-vw-882-story.html - Russell Bishop https://russellbishop.com/about - Internal Family Systems https://ifs-institute.com/ - Psychosynthesis Coaching, Auburn Howard https://www.psychosynthesiscoaching.co.uk/ - NLP https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro-linguistic_programming - Results Unlimited https://www.upwork.com/agencies/1140793201640026112/ - Internal Family Systems Therapy by Richard Schwartz https://www.amazon.co.uk/Internal-Family-Systems-Therapy-Guilford/dp/1572302720 - The Leadership Circle https://leadershipcircle.com/leadership-assessment-tools/leadership-circle-profile/- Robert Kegan and the Immunity to Change model https://www.gse.harvard.edu/hgse100/story/changing-better#:~:text=Based%20on%2030%20years%20of,distortions%20that%20keep%20you%20from - AOAC master systems coach https://www.aoac.org/aoac-training-courses/ - Third Space https://www.thirdspace.london/ BIOGRAPHY FROM RUTHFor more than 25 years Ruth has been a coach – an executive and team coach, workshop facilitator, transformational coach and coach supervisor – with private clients and with organisations.Ruth is an Accredited Master Executive Coach with APECS, an IFS (Internal Family Systems) Practitioner with the IFS Institute and a Coaching Constellations Practitioner, and her clients have included creative professionals, start-up founders, senior managers, young emerging leaders, celebrities, coaches, and many more.Ruth supports her clients to create and achieve their visions, enrich their relationships, navigate changing circumstances, embark on new life directions, start and grow businesses, address specific challenges, experience greater wellbeing and connect to a meaningful purpose.

Bibeltime med John Roger Nesje 04.11.23

Bibeltime med John Roger Nesje 04.11.23

Tale av John Roger Nesje på gudstjeneste 05.11.23

In this episode, Nat discusses his main regret from his time working with his spiritual teacher, John-Roger, and what he and other “spiritual” people can learn from that, and the importance of staying LIGHT in all of it.This episode sponsored by Magic Mind. Get up to 56% off at https://magicmind.com/transcend using code TRANSCEND Get full access to Transcend with Nat at natsharratt.substack.com/subscribe

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From Nat: For my 100th episode, I wanted to share a meditation that I personally use in my own life from my teacher, John-Roger, called Inner Journey Through Spirit Realms. I like to use to get a refreshing out of the body experience. The meditation is available for purchase at msia.org Get full access to Transcend with Nat at natsharratt.substack.com/subscribe

Dr. Paul Kaye is a connoisseur of relaxation and deep presence.  He has been designing workshops on the practical application of spiritual principles worldwide for decades.  He has studied with renowned educator, spiritual teacher and author John-Roger DSS, for nearly 50 years and is now president of The Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA), an ecumenical, non-denominational church, founded by John-Roger.  Paul is also an ordained minister, has a Doctorate in Spiritual Science, and has co-authored, with John-Roger, a number of books including: Living the Spiritual Principles of Health and Well-Being, Momentum: Letting Love Lead, What's It Like Being You?, Living Life as Your True Self, and The Rest of Your Life: Finding Repose in the Beloved. In this episode, we discuss such subjects as soul awareness and coming into attunement with our beloved nature, a deeper inquiry into stillness as a dynamic state of being, the metaphor of the yin yang, understanding the still point in creation, and more.  Tune in to the end to receive a beautiful meditation to support you in expanding into the awareness of Presence so that you can feel more free, now.   To learn more about Dr. Paul Kaye and the concepts shared go to: https://www.paulkaye.art https://www.msia.org    

Welcome to the FuturePerfect Podcast where we talk with compelling people breaking new ground in art, media, and entertainment. This podcast is produced by FuturePerfect Studio, an extended reality studio creating immersive experiences for global audiences. Visit our website futureperfect.studio for more details.The text version of this interview has been edited for length and clarity. Find the full audio version above or in your favorite podcast app.For episode 006, Wayne Ashley interviews Andrew Keller, founder of We Few Group, a post-media company that manages singers and songwriters, and develops brand partnerships and ventures with internationally known visual and musical artists. Making innovative use of blockchain technologies and NFTs, Andrew has been building compelling projects with such noted organizations as the David Bowie Estate and singer-songwriter Stefan Storm.Early career at Columbia RecordsLet me start right off by saying how excited I am to be speaking to someone who's been part of the music industry for over 20 years. As much as I love music, I've had very little access to the inside workings of the business. You've had these long relationships with labels like Columbia and Capitol Records. What are some of the most important insights you've gained over the last two decades?Andrew Keller: One of the biggest insights I've gained is that change is necessary and hard. When you're dealing with global major labels it's really hard to make noticeable changes. There's a lot of people working at major labels who are innovative and want to do good. It's just really hard to turn a gigantic ship around. You're dealing with all sorts of policies and god knows how many different types of contracts that were written over the years.How did you get started at Columbia Records and what were your major focuses were when you were there?AK: I started at Columbia as a 17 year old and was a total music-head. I grew up in New York City so I had access to absolutely everything, and thankfully, I had parents who were simultaneously really supportive and also slightly oblivious. From the time I was 13 or 14 I was going out to places I probably shouldn't have been and exploring all sorts of different scenes from nightclubs to hardcore and punk shows to mainstream pop shows. I was really giving myself a crazy education in different subcultures and figuring out little scenes and pockets that had their own worlds, archetypes, and systems in place. And they're probably all relatively similar, it's just people wearing different clothes and different hair. But the whole concept of having these scenes and worlds always excited me. It kind of all played into ideas of identity—sonic identity and visual identity.I was going to lots of shows around 2002 when there was this giant emergence of bands in the tri-state area who were coming out of the punk scene. And it became kind of this pop-punk, emo, screamo post-hardcore thing. I refer to it lovingly as the Warped Tour-scene, which was this festival that traveled around the US for years. There was a ton of attention on bands that I was friends with and bands that I had built relationships with as a fan.One thing kind of led to another and I ended up getting hired as a junior A&R scout / assistant at Columbia and got to work for some amazing people. One of whom is kind of this incredibly legendary small bald man named Matt Pinfield, who was a DJ and then VJ on MTV. A lot of the time we kind of ended up having a deal where he would get booked to DJ and then I would basically cover his set and he'd split the money with me if he had to leave.So I started DJing and it was just this awesome moment in time where I was really young and exposed to so many people. It became clear to me at that point that I just loved being around creative people. I was never in a band. I don't sing. I don't consider myself an artist in any way, shape or form. I do consider myself a creative person and a professional fan. I realized early on that for me it was gonna be about being the conduit and the kind of middle man between the artist and the rest of the world.That period of time was really incredible. I got to work on MGMT's first two albums as a coordinator then started to sign bands on my own like Cults and St. Lucia and doing stuff in the dance space with Krewella and Dillon Francis. And then one of the last things I got to do at Columbia was Bring Me the Horizon, which as a metal kid was unreal. And that was all under a guy named Ashley Newton, who is still one of my closest friends and mentors. He was responsible for signing Spice Girls, Massive Attack, Daft Punk, and Pharrell. Ultimately I went with him and Steve Barnett, who had been the chairman of Columbia, over to Capitol Records when Steve was relaunching Capitol.Streaming music, shifts in the industry, and joining Capitol RecordsI'm very interested in the sort of crises that upend one's assumptions about the world and motivate people to do something radically different than what they've been doing. You mentioned inertia in the music industry when we talked earlier. What happened that caused you to leave Columbia, join Capitol and eventually start your own company?AK: There were a few things. I was 30 and had started at Columbia when I was 17 and I really wanted a change. I loved my artists and everyone I worked with. It really was a family, but I was too comfortable. If you do A&R at a label your real challenge at the end of the day is to sell records. Your goal is to find artists, help them make the best record possible and have as much success as you can. There's a million ways to do it, and I'm not even saying I was great at it, but it's a very linear goal. You go from point A to point B, and that's fine, but it had just done so much and I needed a change.So Steve Barnett called me and said what would you want to do if you were going to stay at a label? And my answer was that streaming was starting to become really dominant. And the thing that streaming changed was access to global music. Before streaming if you were a British band you would sign to a label in the UK for the world. But unless something really took off, you might not even get a US release. When Spotify started putting out music, for the most part, nothing was geo-locked. Everything was coming out day and date, but labels were still working territorially.So I said to Steve, I think there's gonna be a really big shift in the way music is consumed from an international standpoint and I wanted to create “international A&R 2.0” for streaming. So off I went to Capitol Records where I started figuring out this whole system. And also taking systems that were already in place and trying to break them because there were things that didn't make sense to me and that I thought needed to be changed. Part of that was really just being the ambassador and being the person who could go and have some difficult conversations. But also go and represent Capitol around the world. It was a lot of time on airplanes.I had a ton of fun at Capitol. I got to partner with Lewis Capaldi who is on his arena tour right now and is a fantastic artist. I introduced Capitol to SM Entertainment, one of the biggest K-pop labels in the world, and they have an amazing and fruitful partnership. When I reached the end of my deal at Capitol I was in my thirties and my brand had always been owned by a major corporation. There were things I wanted to do that I'd never be able to do in those situations. For example I wouldn't be able to music supervise a movie, I wouldn't be able to launch my own projects or do certain things.An open-ended post-media companyFrom here you started your own company We Few Group. I like to call it an “open-ended post-media company”. You take on so many roles—an artist manager, a mixing engineer, an NFT project producer, an entertainment strategy consultant, you're also working closely with visual artists to produce a graphic novel and even knitwear. This kind of post-media practice that you engage in is so exciting to me and it's exactly what FuturePerfect is doing. How are these different worlds and practices connected for you?AK: When I went off to start We Few Group everyone was like what is it, what are you going to do? And I just said I'm going to do things that excite me with people I like. And that was it, that's the entire thing.For example, you mentioned the knitwear. A couple of years ago, there was a painter that I was obsessed with and I wanted to buy his paintings. I ended up getting on a Zoom call with him for over two hours talking about what he was doing. At the end of the call he asked—if I manage artists could I also manage a painter? He's in the kind of traditional art world, but makes these 30-second horror films around each of his pieces on TikTok. It's all kind of neo-gothic stuff.He has all of these kids as fans, everyone from artists and influencers and just regular teenagers and 20-somethings, the typical TikTok audience. And they all wanted merch. They weren't necessarily buying fine art, but they wanted merch. And he and I started having conversations about it. He wasn't really interested in making merch because he is an artist, but he was like, I'll start a clothing company. Next thing you know, I'm learning about knitwear.This connects back to your earlier question of why I was leaving. The answer is I wasn't learning stuff. There was no time in my life at a label that I would ever be learning about making knitwear, or consulting for Arizona Iced Tea and helping them with their entertainment strategy for two years. I now know more about consumer packaged goods and beverage production and can wrapping. Is that the world's most useful thing to know [laughs]? No but I love learning that kind of stuff and being around it.Crypto and transforming artistic engagementThis brings me now to your fascination with the crypto space. That's another expansive world. What about crypto most excites you and your efforts to transform both artistic and business practices? How did you get into it?AK: I got into crypto early. I'll preface this with saying it's not because I bought millions of Bitcoin at $2 and am now sitting here just pounding money. I wish that were the case, but it's not. I started buying little fragments of Bitcoin in like 2010. Growing up things like business and banking and the stock market were like the devil to me. For better or worse, I kind of vilified it in my mind. But with crypto it felt almost like punk rock banking. I was completely intrigued by it as a kind of rebellion. For years friends heard me talking about crypto, and when the pandemic started and touring was shut down there was suddenly a bull market mentality in the crypto space. And NFTs, which had been around for a few years prior, started to be something that artists, managers and agents were paying attention to. People started calling me saying you probably know about this stuff, right?I gave pretty much everyone the exact same conversation. I said please don't do this, it is really early. This is a real world and kind of culture. You do not care about them. They do not really care about you. Your fans do not care. You know, this is bad for everyone. I guess not a lot of people were voicing that at the time. A lot of people were saying we should do this and people made a bunch of money, but I think a lot of them also looked a little dumb. A lot of the projects were pretty empty. Most of them don't get talked about anymore.But as this world kept growing I started getting calls again. I realized that I could help be a middle man and tour guide. I could help bring the right people with the right intentions in and help shape what adoption to Web3 looked like and help introduce people to the real crypto-native world and to the people who really care about this. A lot of what I do now with Web3 is try to find interesting projects and people who I think will love and enjoy this space and help them either dip their toe in the water or jump in the right way surrounded by the right people.Working with the David Bowie EstateTalk about the David Bowie project, because clearly this is something that you have a lot of passion for, and through it we can better understand what you mean by NFT, crypto space or blockchain.AK: It was without a doubt, one of the most incredible and surreal things I have and probably will ever get to be a part of. Let's put it this way, when my son came home from the hospital in his nursery at home over the changing table is a caricature of David Bowie. My dog's name is Bowie. I'm not a casual Bowie Fan. I revere Daivd Bowie.I couldn't write it better. I'm sitting on the computer one night buying something on the NFT marketplace OpenSea with my dog Bowie sitting next to me and I get a text that says “I can't really say much, but can I introduce you to the Bowie estate, they want to talk about NFTs.” We end up starting this dialogue with the executor of the Bowie estate, who is just an incredible man. He had heard a lot about crypto and what was going on in this space and was very cautious, but had a kind of bullishness. As someone who knew Bowie well, he knew Bowie would've been really excited by this. For me, there had to be a very specific why. That question of why are we doing this? What is our north star for this?What was the vision that emerged for the project?AK: I basically spent the weekend thinking about Bowie and everything I knew about him and digging into his art collection because he was a huge art collector. I happened to have the catalog of the Sotheby's auction when they auctioned off his collection. So I started going into it and asking what did his collection look like? What kind of art did he collect? Then you start thinking about him as a technologist and a lover of new technology. And you're like okay you had BowieWorld before Metaverse was even a thing we talked about. You had BowieNet, which was his own ISP and kind of fan club site. You had BowieArt, which ultimately became a showcase of art that he liked and art made by his community. And then you start thinking about Bowie Bonds and the idea of him having commodified his work and well, that sounds a lot like a bunch of NFT projects. And I just went, okay, this is a guy who kind of had the ethos of the crypto artist before that was a thing. If the blockchain is the permanent immutable ledger, then let's go put this on the blockchain. Let's go put his legacy there.So what does that mean to put his collections on the blockchain?AK: Well, it wasn't his collections, it was, let's do a project that puts on-chain—something that is on the ledger and can never be deleted—that he was here. And let's create something to honor his legacy. I kept going back to the fact that he was a huge supporter of new artists. He was a digital artist himself. I got access to the Bowie archives through my partner Joaquin and I would literally get screenshots on my phone of anything from the archive whether it was an outfit he wore or a ticket to one of his shows or art he had done or a photograph. Everything is meticulously databased. And so Joaquin and I basically started narrowing down this idea.The project became, let's get a handful of the best artists in the crypto art space, from super established to new and up-and-coming and give them free rein to create anything they want to contribute to Bowie. They also had the added bonus of incorporating anything from the archives, which no one has ever been able to do. From there I started to ask who do we want, who makes sense here?I did things like going through Bowie's personal art collection and basically tagging a bunch of stuff like “landscape”, “British artist”, “contemporary African artist”, “sculptor”. And then I did the same with crypto-native artists and tried to find what the connections were. It wasn't about finding a one to one match with everyone, but there were certainly people where I could say okay, this guy's work kind of reminds me of this guy's work. Or I think what this guy does with his art is kind of interesting in relation to this part of Bowie's archive. And also people who were fans of Bowie and people whose art represents certain things that I thought were key to Bowie's legacy. So we came up with a dream list and started approaching them. Almost everyone said yes.What makes this specifically crypto art? How do you differentiate the art that emerges within the blockchain? What is unique about it?AK: What makes this special? Well it is a new medium for art, a new way to distribute art. Artists are able to do things they couldn't do with prior art forms. For example, there are some works that are coded to literally change the time of day; there are pieces that morph over time; some of the artists built mechanisms into the work that would change the work automatically at a future time…at the end of the day it's just art. There's a community aspect to this art. All of the artists in the project interact directly with their community, their fans, and collectors. There is no middleman. There are no traditional rules. There needs to be collaboration, direct connection, dynamic movement, and that's what makes it special to me. Being on the blockchain is a means for it to exist. And then there is the “smart contract.” That's a huge part of what an NFT is, the actual code you are gaining access to in this token. This contract protects not only Bowie, but artists and the NFT community from being exploited. Everything was a 50/50 partnership between the artists and the estate, and 100% of the profits went to charity. Launching a new transmedia art projectTell me about Kids of the Apocalypse, another far reaching transmedia project that spans across music, NFTs, music videos, a comic book, and film. Here is a quote from the Kids of the Apocalypse Discord channel that sums up the project really well: In the aftermath of a cataclysmic bio-explosion, a social movement of revolutionaries is born to break the chains of the tyrannical rule of Horizon Corp in the wake of the apocalypse. A multimedia art project born from the music, Kids of the Apocalypse (KOTA) aspires to highlight the themes represented on the journey of our - awakening, unity, and deposition of unjust power. Positioned as a multimedia IP with strong experience and connections in the music industry alongside a world-class design team, KOTA is a love letter to those who dare to speak out and be themselves - delivered in the form of a suspenseful, emotional, and immersive sci-fi adventure.AK: Kids of the Apocalypse was a concept and story that was conceived about 10 years ago. There was a Swedish production group called The Sound of Arrows, and Stefan Storm from the group had started this kind of side project idea Kids of the Apocalypse. Imagine a dark comedy version of—I'm gonna say X-Men because it involves mutants—that is alt and internet leaning and kind of self-referential which also has a music component. There's this whole story and a really immaculately created lore and universe. And now imagine 10 years ago saying let's make this happen. Where the do you begin? So this idea sat there for a long time.So cut to 10 years later and I'm reconnecting with my friend Derek Davies, who was the founder of Neon Gold, which was a label that I had actually done a label deal with when I was at Columbia and who had signed Sound of Arrows and put out their first EP. He was still in touch with Stefan, and Derek is also doing a lot of stuff in the Web3 space. He has an incredible company called Medallion. I think we have put together a pretty incredible team—we've got Derek and the Medallion crew, we have Stefan and his crew, we've got an incredible creative agency who have been working on all of this alongside Stefan. And we've got the guys at Bench Mob who are some of the best digital architects out there from a social media strategy perspective. We've got an incredible community manager, we've got a advisory board of people who really are some of the best and brightest in the space from Cooper Turley on the music NFT side to John Roger, who's one of the advisors and was marketing for Star Wars for Lucasfilm and then became the first head of franchise development at Disney.We have released a few songs and one video, which I think might be the number one (I hate data points because they get outdated quickly so I might be wrong here) most traded piece on Glass which is a music video NFT protocol. We've also created something that I think has never been done before, which was creating a mechanism that integrates traditional streaming with NFT minting. Where in order to gain access to the allow list you actually had to interact with and log yourself into your Spotify or Apple account. This is a very blockchain-native project, but I also want everyone to be able to hear the music, even if you don't know what an NFT is, because the music is fantastic. The first drop is a PFP (profile picture) project. It's season one and includes the eight main characters, which you're randomly assigned to and each of them has its own unique theme music and properties, and it's all happening on the Blockchain. We're doing all this on Solana, which is a chain that I think allows for very quick movement. And part of what we want to do is really involve our community in the storytelling and really let them into all of the bits and pieces of the lore. And to me, a lot of that will come from surprise and delight and from airdrops and from opening up your wallet one day and seeing things you didn't know were going to be in there.For those of us who are still new to this space, what is a wallet? AK: The wallet is the digital space through which everything is integrated and enters into your possession. Your wallet is where you hold your cryptocurrency, where you hold your NFTs. So you may log into your wallet one day and if you're a holder of Kids of the Apocalypse NFT, you may find something new that has been added to your wallet. We've also created an amazing community in Discord, and the fan art alone is pretty incredible. I encourage people to check it out because we really are trying to build something unique. I think the website is one of the coolest websites I have seen, it is fully immersive, and we're going to play with it.So how will the comic book and full film emerge? How is that all going to be integrated?AK: The full-length film is a dream. It could be a short film too, we don't know. The plan is for this to be a story told in a moving visual media. We're still having discussions about how and what that will look like.Before we stop, were there any other current projects that we should be aware of?AK: Yeah there are two things. After the Bowie project I felt that it was important for me to put myself out there more. I felt that there was an opportunity to experience what artists and creators in this space go through, their step-by-step process. My father was a photo journalist, and I've always loved photography. I had this idea going back to the idea of the blockchain as a permanent immutable ledger; and thinking of photographs, particularly snapshots, as as memory objects; and what if you minted those memories to the blockchain, and then they're there forever. Now what happens if you then renounce your ownership of them? If you're using the snapshot as a representation of a memory, what if I minted it, and sent it to you and now it's yours? What does it mean for someone else to have my memory? It was an idea that I kept coming back to and I finally felt the need to bite the bullet and just put this out there. It's called Memory Loss. I spoke to a few artists in the crypto space to see if the idea offended anyone. I got their support and encouragement. I minted some of the snapshots and made them available on the Tezos blockchain, which is a space that is more experimental, low key, less pressure. It's on the marketplace Objkt. I do have ideas for future ways for this to evolve.The other project, equally experimental, gives support to visual artists who want to start playing in the music NFT space. There are some artists making really amazing music and building a fan base and building patrons and building their own worlds with their own rules in this space. I wanted to create a way for visual artists, who are curious, to safely and with integrity and respect, integrate themselves into that world. The short of it is I am launching an NFT-based singles label. The name is, W3 F3W like my company, except that the ees are 3s. It's going to be a place for great new music and great visual art to collide and hopefully again, just bring people into a world that I'm pretty excited about. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit futureperfect.substack.com

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What is missing in the discussion about solutions to climate change and environmental pollution? Nat adds the idea of spiritual ecology, cleaning up our psychic pollution, as the only lasting solution to the challenges we face in the world. Since we are creators, and the world around us is a reflection of our consciousness individually and collectively, then the solution lies in each person's cleaning their inner environment which will then be reflected in their outer environment. Excerpts are from John-Roger's seminar Are You Spiritually Polluting Yourself? (avail. at msia.org) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit natsharratt.substack.com

I denne talen tar John Roger utgangspunkt i 1Kor 15,22-28. "For likesom alle dør i Adam, slik skal også alle bli gjort levende i Kristus. 23 Men hver i sin egen avdeling: Kristus er førstegrøden. Deretter skal de som hører Kristus til, bli gjort levende ved hans komme. 24 Deretter kommer enden, når han overgir riket til Gud og Faderen, etter at han har tilintetgjort all makt og all myndighet og velde. 25 For han skal herske som konge til han får lagt alle sine fiender under sine føtter. 26 Den siste fiende som blir tilintetgjort, er døden. 27 For alt har han lagt under hans føtter. Men når han sier at alt er underlagt ham, da er det klart at han som la alt under ham, er unntatt. 28 Men når alt er underlagt ham, da skal også Sønnen selv underlegge seg ham som la alt under ham, for at Gud skal være alt i alle." ImF Straume holder til i Straume Forum, Idrettsvegen 10, på Sotra utenfor Bergen. Du kan bli bedre kjent med oss ved å besøke oss eller lese mer på nettsidene, imfstraume.no. Velkommen :).

Nat touches on failures in business and life, how we can view them from a wealth consciousness instead of a lack consciousness, the solution to over-creating, maintaining the focus of our direction, how to handle those who are manifesting lack, and how gratitude and faith play a role in successful manifestation.Looking more at the theme of abundance, Nat explores some of the spiritual aspects of how that works. Using excerpts from John-Roger's seminar Manifesting God's Abundance (avail. at msia.org), Nat talks about the connection between who we truly are and the divine source of all things, and how that connection allows us to bring forward greater abundance in our lives. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit natsharratt.substack.com

As we move out of one age and into a new age, there are changes taking place including how we are to manifest God's abundance. Continuing with the recent theme of God's Abundance, Nat discusses what it is to live more fully in that abundant consciousness by tapping into the source within, and how to do that. He looks at the difference between greed and the blessings of God's abundance, and how service and helping others fits in to these practices. Excerpts are from John-Roger's seminar Manifesting God's Abundance (avail. at msia.org) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit natsharratt.substack.com

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How do you reset when things seem to be not working, and you start experiencing lack in your life? Nat talks about how he was feeling the pressure from perceiving the limited viewpoint, including being really hard on himself in his inner dialogue. He then shares what he did to move out of that. One of the primary keys that helped him was the concept of growing into God's abundance by becoming the fullness that he wanted to receive. Nat uses excerpts from John-Roger's seminar Manifesting God's Abundance (available at msia.org). This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit natsharratt.substack.com

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Dette er opptak fra bibelkvelder i ImF Straume. Videoopptak også tilgjengelig, se ImF Straume sin Youtube-kanal eller oversikt på imfstraume.no

What is true prosperity and what does it mean to live a prosperous life? The prosperous person is a person who is living a rich and full life. Far more valuable than money, walking the prosperous path is about living from your soul. The truth is — prosperity is a spiritual bottom line. Do you intend to live prosperously? What soul investments are you making to support this intention? recommended reads: The Prosperous Heart -- Creating a Life of Enough by Julia Cameron https://bookshop.org/books/the-prosperous-heart-creating-a-life-of-enough/9780399161988?aid=20527&listref=selfactualization WEALTH 101 by John-Roger and Peter McWilliams https://www.abebooks.com/9780931580529/Wealth-101-Money-Life-Series-0931580528/plp IF YOU DIG THE VIBE, GET IN ON THIS GOOD GOOD!! text "MINDFLOWERS" to 18332520307 for a free gift! shop workbooks, masterclasses and perfume spells: https://ashlynd.gumroad.com/ see what else I'm up to: https://www.flowcode.com/page/ashlynd Are you ready to heal your relationship with money once and for all? Learn how in my WEALTH FREQUENCY Masterclass! In this Masterclass, you will learn: 1] money as a body-based experience 2] how to develop a solid relationship with money 3] how to acclimate your nervous system to be able to hold large sums of cash 4] money narratives that magnetize personal wealth 5] how to align to wealth with an activation meditation. Catch the Replay: https://ashlynd.gumroad.com/l/wealthfrequency if you love my content and would like to support [thank you so much!!!] you can do so here: paypal https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ashlyndtuffentsamer cash app https://cash.app/$ashlyndt or venmo https://venmo.com/u/ashlyndmarie

Dette er opptak fra bibelkvelder i ImF Straume. Videoopptak også tilgjengelig, se ImF Straume sin Youtube-kanal eller oversikt på imfstraume.no

Dette er opptak fra bibelkvelder i ImF Straume. Videoopptak også tilgjengelig, se ImF Straume sin Youtube-kanal eller oversikt på imfstraume.no

There seems to be a great deal of misunderstanding when it comes to peace. A great many people are supporting war, mistakenly thinking that will lead to peace. In this episode, Nat delves into how peace works, and what we can do to experience greater peace within ourselves and in our world today. He uses excerpts from the John-Roger seminar, Peace is Present - Excerpts for Maintaining Loving (avail. msia.org).

Dette er opptak fra bibelkvelder i ImF Straume. Videoopptak også tilgjengelig, se ImF Straume sin Youtube-kanal eller oversikt på imfstraume.no

Dette er opptak fra bibelkvelder i ImF Straume. Videoopptak også tilgjengelig, se ImF Straume sin Youtube-kanal eller oversikt på imfstraume.no

Det gamle testamentet er historien om den gamle pakt, om Israels historie. Likevel finner vi mange tegn på Jesus, hvem han skulle være hva han skulle gjøre. Vi hjelper deg å forstå mer av det gamle testamentet og hvorfor dette ligger som et bakteppe for Jesu komme. Velkommen til å følge taleserien sammen med oss denne våren!

I denne talen tar John Roger utgangspunkt i søndagens tekst, Luk 13,22-30. Luk 13,23-25 En sa da til ham: Herre, er det få som blir frelst? Men han sa til dem: 24 Strid for å komme inn gjennom den trange dør! For mange, sier jeg dere, skal søke å komme inn og ikke være i stand til det. 25 Når husbonden har reist seg og stengt døren, begynner dere å stå utenfor og banke på døren, og si: Herre, lukk opp for oss! Og han skal svare og si til dere: Jeg vet ikke hvor dere er fra. ImF Straume holder til i Straume Forum, Idrettsvegen 10, på Sotra utenfor Bergen. Du kan bli bedre kjent med oss ved å besøke oss eller lese mer på nettsidene, imfstraume.no. Velkommen :).

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Dette er opptak fra bibelkvelder i ImF Straume. Videoopptak også tilgjengelig, se ImF Straume sin video-kanal eller oversikt på imfstraume.no

I denne talen tar John Roger utgangspunkt i teksten 5.Mos 6,1-9. "5 Mos 6,6-9 Disse ord som jeg byder deg i dag, skal du gjemme i ditt hjerte. 7 Og du skal innprente dem i dine barn. Du skal tale om dem når du sitter i ditt hus, når du går på veien, når du legger deg, og når du står opp. 8 Du skal binde dem som et tegn på din hånd, de skal være som en minneseddel på din panne. 9 Du skal skrive dem på dørstolpene i ditt hus og på dine porter." ImF Straume holder til i Straume Forum, Idrettsvegen 10, på Sotra utenfor Bergen. Du kan bli bedre kjent med oss ved å besøke oss eller lese mer på nettsidene, imfstraume.no. Velkommen :).

Forgiveness is an essential key to letting go of those blocks to higher awareness. Through forgiveness, we can let go of our judgements, heal hurts and traumas, and have a more loving experience of life. It is one of the heritages of the Christ, which makes it the perfect subject for this Christmas Special. Nat discusses forgiveness, freeform writing, spiritual exercises, and how these activities assist us in living a transcendent life. He includes excerpts from John-Roger's seminar "Forgiveness Through the Christ" (avail. at msia.org).

Richard Powell DSS is the author of  Essence Into Form:  The Magic and Power of the Triangle of Manifestation.  He shares personal stories and answers pivotal questions from his book that were shaped around his nearly 40 years experience with his spiritual wayfarer, John Roger DSS, a holder of keys known as The Mystical Traveler Consciousness.  From hitting rock bottom during the real estate crash decades ago which found him in a place of appearing to lose everything and sleeping on his friend's blow up mattress in his garage, to his first encounter with his spiritual teacher that set him on a radical trajectory of expansion, Richard brings light to the power of our habitable patterns and the opportunities that life offers when we can see through the lens of our elevated perspective.  Other topics include his experiences on the trips of miracles with John Roger - wild revelations about dragons and a spiritual worm that served to take down the Berlin Wall.  Learn about the alchemic Triangle of Manifestation, take a deeper look at belief systems from the “Traveler's” view point, Solomon's Shamir and John Roger's application of it, and the discipline of holding oneself to the good and unconditional forgiveness.     To learn more about Richard Powell's work, go to: https://www.essence-into-form.com

#012 - With Thanksgiving right around the corner It was only right that we dedicated a WHOLE episode to the exploration of gratitude and appreciation! What does it REALLY mean to practice gratitude? How can we learn to actively appreciate our lives a bit more? Are there practices and tools we can deploy to increase the quality of our lives? If you know this show, you know the answer is a resounding "f**k yeah!". Have a seat at the table and get ready for a feast of gratitude & save room for dessert because I brought some friends along with me!Download the FREE *Gratitude* chapter of my upcoming book "The Handbook" here!  Video version of this episode: https://youtu.be/6zZqWYDBUvQlove what you heard? Buy me a coffee!:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BryceTheThirdJoin the PATREON family!Books mentioned in this episode *affiliate links*: Wealth 101: Wealth is much more than money by John-Roger & Peter McWilliams (Paperback)  https://amzn.to/3cBIwFYLove 101: To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance by Peter McWilliams (paperback) https://amzn.to/2XE3EHIYou Feel That? "Meditation on love" episode Make sure to check out Jubilee's music here! She's an absolute ball of light. If you want to be featured on a future episode of YFT, leave me a voice note here!https://www.speakpipe.com/youfeelthatpodcastDisclaimer: The contents of this podcast are for informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your health professional or other qualified health provider with any questions, concerns, observations, or insights you may have regarding your health and wellness. Never disregard professional advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on "You Feel That?"Come connect with me:InstagramFacebookwww.brycethethird.comSupport the show

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Amarna is a collective of people, places, things, and actions that transcend us. In this weekly podcast, Mark Harradine will invite a guest to join the conversation. The topic will depend on the guest, but the overarching theme on this podcast is the Amarna Lifestyle: how do you get in touch with living from your higher virtues. Become part of this community!If you are interested in our episode, feel free to contact Mark Harradine for more details about our workshops and services.Contact:Website: https://stemcellinstitute2.com/Mystical Traveler the life and times of Dr. John-Roger  https://www.john-roger.org/moviesMark Harradine Spiritual Counseling: https://www.markharradine.com/

I denne talen tar John Roger Nesje oss med inn i dagens tekst. Givertjeneste, tiende, en glad giver. "Der din skatt er, der er også ditt hjerte" ImF Strume holder til i Straume Forum i Idrettsvegen 10. Du kan bli bedre kjent med oss ved å besøke oss eller lese mer på nettsidene, imfstraume.no.

Music, lyrics, vocals, arrangement, and entire production recorded and mixed by John Roger Perry in his home recording studio.

In this episode, Nat takes a look at fascism and totalitarianism from a spiritual context. He dives deep, using the help of John-Roger's seminar "What is Spiritual Fascism & Totalitarianism?" (available at msia.org), and ultimately looks at how to overcome these in one's own life.

Why are we here? What is the point? In this episode, Nat zooms out to the big picture, the journey of the Soul. Having experienced some unexpected deaths close to home, in his grief, Nat was inspired to share the deeper context for living life in this world and beyond. He is assisted by excerpts from the John-Roger seminar "Mystical Traveler: A Direct Line to God" (avail. at msia.org). You can get more info on the freeform writing at http://bit.ly/freeform-writing

John Roger Nesje taler med utgangspunkt i Johannes 3,16, et av de mest sentrale vers i Bibelen. ImF Straume er en bedehusforsamling på Sotra og holder til i Straume Forum i Idrettsvegen 10. Du kan bli bedre kjent med oss ved å besøke oss eller lese mer på nettsidene, imfstraume.no. På grunn av nasjonale smittevernstiltak og at 16.mai var en søndag av den svært inneklemte sorten, forgikk gudstjenesten uten deltakere i salen.

A new MP3 sermon from Liberty Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Funeral for John Roger Perreault Speaker: Scot Chadwick Broadcaster: Liberty Bible Church Event: Funeral Service Date: 5/8/2021 Length: 26 min.