Podcast appearances and mentions of karen willis

EVEN MORE about this episode!Discover the transformative power of past life exploration with Karen Willis, a hypnotherapist specializing in the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique. Karen reveals how past life echoes shape our current lives, emphasizing the importance of inner guidance and taking ownership of our diverse earthly histories. Through captivating stories of transformation, she illustrates the profound insights gained from past life discoveries.Our discussion contrasts the non-judgmental spirituality of past life regression with traditional judgment-heavy doctrines, highlighting the therapeutic benefits of connecting with our higher selves. We demystify the concept of the spirit council, showing how they guide us without earthly judgments, fostering self-forgiveness and healing.Karen and I share our experiences, emphasizing the power of the subconscious mind in spiritual enlightenment. We explore the broader implications of past life experiences, such as the energies we attract, soul contracts, and the wisdom of the Akashic Records. Our talk also touches on the intersection of politics and spiritual evolution.This episode offers a deep dive into the healing and self-discovery potential of past life regression, providing valuable insights for both seasoned spiritual travelers and those new to exploring their soul's narrative.Guest Biography:Karen Willis provides Past Life, Quantum Healing Hypnosis and Life between Lives Hypnotherapy sessions because she has experienced first-hand how powerful and empowering and healing these can be in helping one to move forward in life. In the 1980's, after intensive research on anything relating to past life regression, she was led to have her own personal past life experience which was just the beginning of her spiritual journey.Episode Chapters:(0:00:01) - Past Life Discovery(0:15:44) - Soul Healing and Spirit Council(0:31:59) - Exploring Past Lives and Free Will(0:40:24) - Understanding Energy, Relationships, and Forgiveness(0:48:03) - Friendships, Evolution, Akashic Records, and Wisdom(1:00:00) - Past Life Regression and Quantum HealingPlease join Julie next week with your question.Thursdays at 8pm ET, 7pm CT, 5pm PT.https://askjulieryanshow.comAnd, please leave a five-star review and subscribe so you can hear all the new episodes.Sponsors & RecommendationsDisclaimer: This show is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be medical, psychological, financial or legal advice. Please contact a licensed professional. The Ask Julie Ryan show, Julie Ryan, and all parties involved in producing, recording and distributing it assume no responsibility for listener's actions based on any information heard on this or any Ask Julie Ryan shows or podcasts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Randy discusses Louis Poulsen's major change in N. America, Current partners with Smart Lighting Solutions, NEMA's Karen Willis recognized with ANSI Meritorious Service Award, LightFair extends Call for Speakers, Lumileds' plan of reorganization confirmed, and LM&M Magazine features the article Everything You Need to Know to Sell UV Lighting.

On episode 271 we discuss Melbourne exploding with COVID, ongoing lockdowns, protests from construction workers and earthquakes! For more on these protests and concerns about police brutality, check out this article by Josh Taylor on The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/sep/23/arrest-footage-and-teargas-raise-concerns-about-victoria-polices-use-of-force-to-quell-protests For more on how living with Covid will impact health workers, check out this article by Karen Willis and Natasha Smallwood on The Conversation: https://theconversation.com/living-with-covid-looks-very-different-for-front-line-health-workers-who-are-already-exhausted-167213 If anyone can help us out with designing a new logo for the show, please email us at progressivepodcast AT gmail dot com. You can see Nicks drawing and design skills here to see why we need help with this! https://www.facebook.com/progpodcast/posts/5057866490895647 You can listen to us hosting the Rotations music show on 3CR Community Radio, featuring some musical comedy with a message: https://www.3cr.org.au/freedomofspecies/episode-202109191300/healing-world-comedy-rotations-musical-comedy-special Music: The Marxist Brothers by NOFX, In Too Deep by Sum 41. For more information on this episode and for links to all of the stories and clips from it, go to: https://progressivepodcastaustralia.com/2021/09/24/271/ If you enjoy the music we play on our show, check out our Spotify playlist Progressive Podcast Australia Music and Comedy! https://open.spotify.com/user/bronzecat83/playlist/6DK5AzWfrxSDcpHWlLsWi6

Rape prevention campaigners have slammed the Morrison government's “confusing” new consent education campaign for schools featuring bizarre videos of a woman smearing a man's face with a milkshake.Warning the videos fail to meet the National Standards for the prevention of sexual assault through education, advocates say expert revision of all of the current content is needed to ensure it actually works, and isn't harmful.The consent videos include “examples” of a woman being concerned about swimming in a beach because of sharks and a man with a spear gun trying to convince her to get in the water, and in another using an example of a man eating a tacos to explain sexual assault.Fair Agenda and End Rape on Campus Australia's Karen Willis told news.com.au the government's newly released school resources are concerning and confusing.“Young people are more sophisticated than this content gives them credit for. And sex and consent is far more complicated than videos about milkshakes and sharks at the beach,” Ms Willis, a prevention educator with 30 years experience, said.“These resources fall well short of the national standards, and what experts know is needed to actually change behaviours and prevent abuse.”End Rape on Campus founder, Sharna Bremner, said another major concern was the videos might re-traumatise rape survivors in the classroom.“We know that in classrooms of senior students, there will be many who have already experienced rape,” she said.“This resource fails to properly consider there may be a survivor in the classroom, and even includes inaccurate and inadequate information on avenues for support and reporting.” .The resources were launched by Education Minister Alan Tudge last month and followed Brittany Higgins's allegation of a rape at Parliament House and the national outcry that followed.Former Sydney school student Chanel Contos, 22, has also launched a petition called Teach Us Consent, calling for earlier and improved sex education.Fair Agenda and End Rape on Campus Australia are calling for the government to engage violence prevention experts to replace the site's modules on consent and to review all content to ensure it meets the National Standards — including challenging the gender stereotypes that help enable gender-based violence.Ms Bremner said: “Young people want and deserve training that practically and explicitly helps them understand how to ethically navigate relationships, and to recognise — and feel armed to challenge — unacceptable or coercive behaviour. As well as how to navigate non-verbal cues. It's clear these resources weren't written by people with expertise in violence prevention.”Advocates say there are multiple issues with the Good Society site's content, including:A bizarre ‘Yes No I Don't Know' video about going into water with sharksOften, instead of directly addressing the kind of behaviours a student is actually likely to be trying to navigate, the site provides confusing videos, including about milkshakes and tacos.Includes concerning messages like ‘sexual desire can really distort our thinking'Provides incorrect and inadequate information about abuse.“We need to actively challenge the notion that sex is about men pursuing women and persisting until they relent. We need to set an expectation that everyone should be seeking affirmative, enthusiastic and informed consent, and arming young people to understand consent is not just a once-off yes/no conversation. It needs to be present the whole time,” Ms Bremner said.Renee Carr, executive director of Fair Agenda, said despite the Morrison Government's claim the program has been developed in conjunction with Our Watch and the Foundation for Young Australians, this was not the case.Ms Carr said Our Watch did not help develop these resources.Along with other organisations Our Watch was engaged to consult on a confidential basis and she said was unable to share the advice they provided to the department on...

Updates on us and BTS, all about our recent weddings and upcoming styled shoot, and one of our favorite designers, Karen Willis Holmes, graces us for an interview!@kwhbridal

We were privileged to sit down with highly acclaimed dress designer Karen Willis Holmes in her Sydney home. KWH dresses have been featured across a range of high profile media through the years from blogs like Hello May, Green Wedding Shoes, through to print magazines like Vogue, Cosmo Bride and Modern Wedding, just to name a few. In this episode Karen shares her insight on everything from how to choose the right dress for your body, who you should take dress shopping, how far in advance you should choose a dress, what accessories to choose and discusses her range of gorgeous gowns. Listen in for all the goss! You can find Karen Willis Holmes at her website: Karen Willis Holmes Facebook: Facebook Instagram: Instagram Check out our latest blogs full of tips for your DIY wedding: The Wedding & Event Creators

Karen Willis is the Executive Officer of Rape and Domestic Violence Australia and she has been in the role for 16 years.  In this interview Karen and I discuss the causes of violence against women and what you (no matter who you are or where you live/work) can do to address it. To get this interview series delivered to your inbox, and also receive a list of the seven strategies that women can use to overcome their challenges – go to http://www.realsuccess.com.au/insub/

‘This is not a feminist issue. This is a public health issue,’ says Amy Ziering on the prevalence of sexual assault on university campuses in the USA. She was speaking on a panel to discuss her 2015 documentary, The Hunting Ground, which will air on ABC2 this week. But is any of the film relevant to Australia? A panel including Karen Willis, Allison Henry, Mariam Mohammad, Anna Hush, Katie Thorburn and Gabrielle Jackson talk through the issues

On their own for the first time, the new Librarians find themselves trapped in the Labyrinth which is now being used by the CEO of an agra company to grow the firm's profits. Guest star Tricia Helfer appears as Karen Willis, the CEO, who provides 14 cultic sacrifices each year to appease the minotaur who is still trapped in the maze.    Episode Grade: A  

This week we talk with Karen Willis, Career Coach at Karen Willis Coaching in Dublin, Ireland. Karen shares her secrets to effectively using social media, switching careers, and moving to Europe. She also explains her Career Flow System. Listen and learn more! If you've enjoyed the program today, be sure to subscribe to the Copeland Coaching Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher to ensure you never miss an episode! To learn more about Angela and Copeland Coaching, visit her website at www.CopelandCoaching.com. For more about Karen Willis, visit her website at www.KarenWillisCoaching.ie. For information on obtaining work visas in Ireland, visit http://inis.gov.ie. For lists if eligible and ineligible skillsets/careers, check out http://www.djei.ie/labour/workpermits/generalep.htm.

Tinderbox: A woman who claimed to have been raped after meeting a man via a dating app has withdrawn her statement. Justin Smith with Karen Willis of the Rape Crisis Centre on the retracted claims.