Podcasts about Lessons in Love

Poppland sent út frá Groningen og Reykjavík í dag, Siggi er staðsettur á Eurosonic hátíðinni og hún litaði þáttinn talsvert. Bjarni Daníel úr hljómsveitinni Supersport! var til viðtals þar í landi og Þossi fór yfir nýja og spennandi flytjendur á hátíðinni. Póstkassinn var opnaður og plata vikunnar á sínum stað, nýjasta plata Flona, Floni 3. HJÁLMAR - Vor. LOLA YOUNG - Messy. SUPERSPORT - Gráta smá. Lenny Kravitz - Honey. LÓN - Cold Crisp Air. SKE - Julietta 2. Chappell Roan - Red Wine Supernova (Explicit). Fontaines D.C. - Favourite. Hreimur - Þú birtist mér aftur. JEFF WHO? - Barfly. The Wannadies - You and me song. Sandra Ýr Torfadóttir, Sandra Ýr Torfadóttir - Sjáðu mig. Kiwanuka, Michael - The Rest Of Me. Lykke Li - Get Some. Gray, Saya - SHELL (OF A MAN). National, The, Bridgers, Phoebe - Laugh Track. Árný Margrét - Day Old Thoughts. Daniil, Frumburður - Bráðna. Nýdönsk - Hálka lífsins. Strings, Billy - Gild the Lily. Nick Drake - One Of These Things First. LEVEL 42 - Lessons In Love. Milkywhale - Breathe In. Caldwell, Bobby - What You Won't Do For Love. BRÍET, UNNSTEINN & LOGI PEDRO - Íslenski draumurinn. ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA - Last Train to London. KÖTT GRÁ PJÉ & FONETIK SYMBOL - Tíkarlegir bílar. FLONI - Engill. LITTLE SIMZ - Hello, Hi. DJO - End of Beginning. EINAR LÖVDAHL - Um mann sem móðgast.

In this special Best of 2024 episode, we revisit the most impactful moments from our inspiring conversations throughout the year. These discussions dive deep into relationships, attachment, community, and healing, offering meaningful insights into how we connect with others and ourselves.From the complexities of love and partnership to the foundational influence of early experiences, we explore tools for navigating challenges with clarity and intention. Mark Groves and Dr. Stan Tatkin discuss the intricacies of relationships, focusing on the balance of connection and independence that helps them thrive. Dr. Judy Ho explains attachment styles and how our childhood patterns continue to shape our adult behaviors. Kai Cheng Thom and Nkem Ndefo expand on emotional resilience, sharing strategies for navigating conflict and fostering greater compassion for ourselves and others.We also explore the transformative process of healing. Jessica Fern demystifies ethical non-monogamy, offering practical approaches to reframing love. Dr. Peter Levine delves into the impact of trauma on the nervous system, providing pathways for release and growth. Mastin Kipp and Dr. Nicole LePera share tools for understanding and managing emotional triggers, while Mia Magik reconnects us with ancient practices to strengthen our inner foundations.Themes of community care and mutual support emerge as Vannessa Bennett and Dené Logan reflect on the importance of fostering connection in mental health. Laura Clery reminds us of the power of humor to lighten life's burdens, while Michael Galyon encourages us to embrace the present moment with gratitude and openness.Featured GuestsMark Groves, Dr. Stan Tatkin, Sabrina Zohar, Jillian Turecki, Dr. Judy Ho, Jessica Fern, Vannessa Bennett and Dené Logan, Dr. Nicole LePera, Mastin Kipp, Dr. Peter Levine, Laura Clery, Mia Magik, Michael Galyon, Kai Cheng Thom, and Nkem Ndefo.If you feel one of your favorite guests has been missed, don't worry! Many more of our favorite guests will appear in next week's specially curated New Year's episode, where we'll share transformative tools to help you heal, grow, and graciously embrace 2025.If you enjoyed this Best of 2024 episode, please subscribe, share it with your fellow Gently Used Humans, and leave us a review! Your support helps us reach more listeners on their path toward growth and healing.Listen to the full episodes:Mia Magik https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/the-alchemy-of-rageMichael Galyon https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/finding-calm-in-chaosSabrina Zohar https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/breaking-the-cycle-of-toxic-relationshipsMastin Kipp https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/nourishing-your-nervous-systemDr Arielle Shwartz https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/the-nonlinear-journey-of-healingMark Groves https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/liberated-loveDr Stan Tatkin https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/the-architecture-of-relationshipsJessica Fern https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/erotic-blueprints-and-the-map-to-intimacyDr Peter Levine https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/the-birth-of-somatic-trauma-healingDr Nicole LePera https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/healing-trauma-and-an-addiction-to-dramaKai Cheng Thom and Nkem Ndefo https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/dating-your-trauma-tinglesVennessa Bennett and Dené Logan https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/tap-dancing-for-belongingJillian Turecki https://www.drscottlyons.com/podcast/the-safety-of-turbulance

MERRT CHRISTMAS 2024 MY BOYZ AND GIRLZ !!! FEEL THE LOVE, FEEL THE DEENESS! ALWAYS EN STEREO! SAMI DEE

Lisa Finucane reviews Venetian Lessons in Love by Jenna Lo Bianco published by Macmillan

In Episode 59, Kristin and Talia Schneiderman explore the multifaceted journey of motherhood, personal growth, and the complexities of love and loss. Talia opens up about her transition from a business partnership to establishing her personal brand, Talia Talks, and the power of storytelling. The conversation touches on the emotional challenges of grief, the joys of parenting, and the importance of authenticity in sharing our stories. Talia also reflects on her journey through loss, and healing, offering profound insights into self-worth, boundaries, and the transformative power of personal growth.Key TakeawaysCommunity can provide essential support during tough times.Grief can manifest in various forms, including the loss of relationships.Starting a personal brand can be a transformative experience.Authenticity resonates deeply with audiences.Jump to the mic drop moments...(0:00) Intro & The Birth of Talia Talks(0:11) The Birth of Talia Talks(8:11) The Evolution of Parenting(13:50) The Complexity of Love in Motherhood(28:36) The Healing Power of Acting Classes(50:59) Writing as a Therapeutic JourneyConnect with TaliaInstagramConnect with Kristin:InstagramWebsiteJoin Kristin's Inner CircleKristin's Book:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠"Sex, Drugs, & Soul: Finding Grace in the Shadow" on Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify Audiobook Link⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Send us a textThis week's Torah portion recounts Abraham's purchase of the Cave of Machpelah as a burial site for Sarah, a moment steeped in profound symbolism. Juxtaposed with Isaac and Rebecca's love story, the Torah reveals an eternal truth about relationships: true love is not confined to what is seen above the surface. It is rooted in a deeper, timeless connection that exists "beneath the ground." From the bond between husband and wife to the eternal relationship between humanity and G-d, the portion teaches us to view relationships not just as contracts but as reunions of souls.Key Takeaways:Two Layers of Relationships: Relationships have a conscious, emotional dimension (above ground) and an intrinsic, soul-level connection (beneath the ground). Both are vital but serve different roles in sustaining love.Eternal Connection: The Torah's comparison between marriage and Abraham's purchase of a burial cave highlights the enduring nature of a soul connection. A true relationship is not severed by life's challenges—or even by death.Marriage as Reunion: A Jewish marriage reflects the reunification of two halves of one soul, a bond that transcends conscious feelings and persists through trials.Divine Parallel: Our relationship with G-d mirrors marriage. Even during times of spiritual disconnection, our inherent bond with the Divine remains unbroken, waiting to be rekindled.A Model for Life: Abraham's treatment of Sarah after her passing and Isaac and Rebecca's enduring marriage remind us that loyalty and trust stem from recognizing the deeper, eternal bond in every relationship.#Relationships #BibleStudy #TorahPortion #Torah #Bible #Love #JewishMarriage #Kabbalah Support the showGot your own question for Rabbi Bernath? He can be reached at rabbi@jewishndg.com or http://www.theloverabbi.comSingle? You can make a profile on www.JMontreal.com and Rabbi Bernath will help you find that special someone.Donate and support Rabbi Bernath's work http://www.jewishndg.com/donateFollow Rabbi Bernath's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/ybernathAccess Rabbi Bernath's Articles on Relationships https://medium.com/@loverabbi

Et des classiques signés FK, Shep Pettibone ou Walter Gibbons !Sniff 'N' The Tears -Drivers seatLil Nas X - LIGHT AGAIN!Daft Punk - MusiqueMad Rey - Sunday bluesFKA Twigs - Drums of DeathKenny Dope - Comin' InsideDylan Dylan, Marina Trench - Deep In LoveStrafe - Set It OffObiekt - Chicken GaraageChampion, Four Tet, Skrillex, Naisha - Talk To Mepark hye jin - 7years AgoBlasé - Different MindThéodora - FASHION DESIGNAMiki - cartoon sexMelba Moore - You Stepped Into My LifeLucho Burbano / Super Disco Pirata (Analog Africa No.39) - Afro OrientalLoleatta Holloway - Strong Enough Level 42 - Lessons In Love

Send us a textContent Warning: death of a sibling, griefAbout This EpisodeJoin us as we welcome Annie Orenstein, an esteemed qualitative researcher, oral historian, storyteller, and the author of Always a Sibling: The Forgotten Mourner's Guide to Grief. Through Annie's insights, we explore the deeply personal nature of boldness and the courage it takes to keep moving forward, especially after hardship. As the youngest of three siblings, Annie shares the experience of losing her oldest brother during his deployment in Afghanistan, and we examine the shared and distinct aspects of sibling grief and the lifelong journey of healing. This episode also emphasizes the importance of storytelling and creating a lasting legacy, as Annie recounts how writing her book was a positive transformative process. We share the power of sharing stories, encouraging you to embrace a bold mindset and preserve cherished memories to inspire healing and connection. About Annie Orenstein Annie Sklaver Orenstein is a qualitative researcher, oral historian, and storyteller who has spent over a decade collecting stories from people around the world. Her work has been featured on NBC Nightly News, Comedy Central, Huffington Post, Politico, TIME, and Mother.ly. In 2020, driven by a desire to share these stories beyond the walls of corporate America, Annie founded Dispatch from Daybreak, a collection of letters written by womxn to their earlier selves. She is also the author of Always a Sibling: The Forgotten Mourner's Guide to Grief. She lives in Connecticut with her husband, children, dog, and chickens. Additional ResourcesWebsite: annieorenstein.comInstagram: @AnnieSklaverOrensteinLinkedIn: @AnnieOrensteinSupport the show-------- Stay Connected www.leighburgess.com Watch the episodes on YouTube Follow Leigh on Instagram: @theleighaburgess Follow Leigh on LinkedIn: @LeighBurgess Sign up for Leigh's bold newsletter

In this episode of the R Spot, Iyanla is back on IG Live! She listens to guests share the hardest relationship lessons they learned and she provides a little wisdom to help them move forward after their breakups! Do you want to be on the podcast? Follow Iyanla on social media for the latest call-in information! Instagram & X: @IyanlaVanzantFacebook: @DrIyanlaVanzantSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our favorite cheeky possum, Chloe Veitch, is back on the pod—and she's seriously missing her beans on toast! Chloe returns to catch us up on all the latest: from winning big at the high roller tables in Vegas to attending Dancing With The Stars in a beach dress and sandals, plus her days as a bottle service girl in the UK. She even weighs in on the age-old question: "Is the best way to get over someone to get under someone?"Harry and Chloe play a silly game of UK vs LA, Chloe shares her distaste for Erewhon smoothies, Harry shares the exciting story of being cast in a music video, and then the pair answer your burning relationship questions. We love having Chloe back, send her some love why don't ya!Follow and connect with all things @BoyfriendMaterial across Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. Have a great week, you naughty possoms!

Young Harry and Walt, a miniature pirate ship and a sudden tidal wave of bad luck come together in this lovely tale for a heartwarming story of selflessness and kindness at the English seaside. Free, thanks to enVypillow.com and SierraSil.com. Drift is free, thanks to our wonderful sponsors: enVy Pillow and SierraSil. Both of them have been generous enough to offer 10% off all online purchases when you use the code drift.

In this episode of MahoganyBooks Front Row: The Podcast, authors Khadeen and Devale Ellis delve into their book, We Over Me, to discuss the intricacies of relationships and marriage, sharing their journey from dating to married life. The couple discusses key elements of a healthy relationship, such as faith, financial management, and effective communication. They offer insights into the importance of authenticity in relationships, the distinction between men seeking partners versus wives, and the impact of leading by example. Personal anecdotes and experiences underscore the significance of vulnerability and honesty, providing valuable advice for those in relationships or aspiring to understand the dynamics of a successful marriage. The episode concludes with an inspirational segment on the influence of African American literature.Discover a world of Black LiteratureVisit MahoganyBooks and use code 'Front Row' to save 10% on your first purchase. #BlackBooksMatterDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

We would love to hear from you! Text us any feedback. Can the words you speak really transform your marriage? After 25 years with my husband, Jed, I can confidently say yes. This week we will dive into 5 more lessons we have learned over our years being married, starting with the power of speaking life over your spouse. As we navigate the challenges of modern life, electronic distractions often get in the way of meaningful connections. Discover practical strategies to reclaim your time and attention, ensuring your relationships flourish in a distraction-filled world. By setting clear boundaries and presenting a united front as parents, we can create a stable, supportive environment for our children, even when disagreements arise. Learn how mindful communication in front of your kids can lay the groundwork for a cohesive family unit.Owning our responses in marriage is another cornerstone we'll explore. It's easy to blame our reactions on others, but taking full responsibility for how we handle conflicts is transformative. From heartfelt apologies to committing to personal growth, find out how these practices can enhance your relationship. I'll recap the essential lessons from the week, including speaking life over your spouse, covering each other's weaknesses, reducing distractions, being united as parents, and owning our responses. These insights aim to inspire accountability and proactive change, helping you foster a healthier, more supportive partnership. Tune in for candid conversations that will guide you in cultivating a strong, loving family.JOIN ME ON SOCIAL MEDIA:Follow Along @ - https://www.instagram.com/nikkicronksmith/

“Impossible!”, I murmured, after a deep gasp, as I removed from my braziers in preparation to soak after a short but intense workout, not the stone I had with intention placed in my bra, but another. “Magic indeed!” , I thought to myself. I had in some fell swoop of blessings been by any luck or wishes sake, gifted a heap of new books, and new furniture—the latter of which I really hadn't needed, however, with a newly refreshed idea of reimagining my studio and living space entirely, I had shifted into preparation for a lost bed anyhow, and thought that with any foreshadowing, I perhaps might have one by winter, with the space below the bed provided to be tented and shielded off from the rest of the world, so that I could record vocals in a more secluded and intimate setting. I had originally intended to use the closet or my apartment as a booth, but upon arrival found that the closet had been fitted with an unremovable shelving at around chest level, which couldn't be in any way practical for recording without some heavy discomfort, not to mention the closet faced a wall I was sure my neighbors telivison and speaker system was fitted against. After my right headphone died, and the unwelcome company in the gym which granted, had been there before me had left me feeling for some reason like I had lost something—anyhow somewhat paranoid, as I had caught not just one, but two people what looked like taking pictures of me with no doubt in my mind, or reasonable cause that I was indeed being groomed for something steadily but surely— I felt the need not only to vacate the gym rapidly, but feeling as though I had a reason to return to the work I had been toiling away at since the early morning. Entering the lobby, and having to open the door for a pair of men headed outward appearing to move, one of which smelled like onions and raw, baked sour pickles— I spotted a mound of nearly new books and furniture in the area in which people often left free to take items no longer needed— alongside two tables—one hardwood coffee table and a smaller round one which matched, and a water kettle, all in good condition, and favoring the factor that I only ever picked up new or nearly used items anymore, as my apartment was technically full, I quickly gave a second-second thought to rearranging my apartment entirely, growing almost painfully bored of its current layout, and awestruck with the tinges of cabin fever, the stagnancy of being unable to move about the city freely— being as financially limited as I was and having been stopped by police several times already for not having the subway fare, even so just in nessecary errands—to the grocery store, or otherwise; and I had been in all corners deadlocked for an entire summer, almost unable to move at all and the world moving around me resulting in being outfitted almost entirely physically ill. The honking horns, motorcycles, and trash-wielding pedestrians of the busy corner—the unparalleled aversions to whatever unrest and chaos that lived out of view and luckily out of sight—but never out of mind, with its intrusive exhibition of technological sonic torture. Still, I was not altogether displeased—now having returned from the gym almost all the way worked out, having left early having realized that though fasting yesterday, I had spent the entirety of this day sipping on coffee and in complete hyperfocus, just finishing the final proof of the first edition of the printed version of Enter The Multiverse, and though with limited supplies, I felt that it would carry on in this way until somehow, I found a way to complete the process of taking The Festival Project as a label and now, The Collective Complex as a philanthropic non profit, onto higher grounds. Though I saw more the new furniture and books as a stroke of luck and some magic than necessary financial compensation for the time and energy I had drawn up into creative contributions and endeavors to society—I saw it as this— a looking up and forward from something that had once been only some strange form of compulsion and raw emotional expression, into a platform that could grow to help others overcome and survive hardships such as I had. (™ © Illusions of whisper Simple mirrors (Doppelgangers) Chains of charity Cat and mouse Misery What a waste when you've spent your time making Unparalleled judgements Unparalleled judgements No lack of gratitude, Confusion of movement (Gratitude) Suffering, of course Wanting still, But unwanted Moreso Misery Careful as it's closing in, They'll call your bluff now {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

“Impossible!”, I murmured, after a deep gasp, as I removed from my braziers in preparation to soak after a short but intense workout, not the stone I had with intention placed in my bra, but another. “Magic indeed!” , I thought to myself. I had in some fell swoop of blessings been by any luck or wishes sake, gifted a heap of new books, and new furniture—the latter of which I really hadn't needed, however, with a newly refreshed idea of reimagining my studio and living space entirely, I had shifted into preparation for a lost bed anyhow, and thought that with any foreshadowing, I perhaps might have one by winter, with the space below the bed provided to be tented and shielded off from the rest of the world, so that I could record vocals in a more secluded and intimate setting. I had originally intended to use the closet or my apartment as a booth, but upon arrival found that the closet had been fitted with an unremovable shelving at around chest level, which couldn't be in any way practical for recording without some heavy discomfort, not to mention the closet faced a wall I was sure my neighbors telivison and speaker system was fitted against. After my right headphone died, and the unwelcome company in the gym which granted, had been there before me had left me feeling for some reason like I had lost something—anyhow somewhat paranoid, as I had caught not just one, but two people what looked like taking pictures of me with no doubt in my mind, or reasonable cause that I was indeed being groomed for something steadily but surely— I felt the need not only to vacate the gym rapidly, but feeling as though I had a reason to return to the work I had been toiling away at since the early morning. Entering the lobby, and having to open the door for a pair of men headed outward appearing to move, one of which smelled like onions and raw, baked sour pickles— I spotted a mound of nearly new books and furniture in the area in which people often left free to take items no longer needed— alongside two tables—one hardwood coffee table and a smaller round one which matched, and a water kettle, all in good condition, and favoring the factor that I only ever picked up new or nearly used items anymore, as my apartment was technically full, I quickly gave a second-second thought to rearranging my apartment entirely, growing almost painfully bored of its current layout, and awestruck with the tinges of cabin fever, the stagnancy of being unable to move about the city freely— being as financially limited as I was and having been stopped by police several times already for not having the subway fare, even so just in nessecary errands—to the grocery store, or otherwise; and I had been in all corners deadlocked for an entire summer, almost unable to move at all and the world moving around me resulting in being outfitted almost entirely physically ill. The honking horns, motorcycles, and trash-wielding pedestrians of the busy corner—the unparalleled aversions to whatever unrest and chaos that lived out of view and luckily out of sight—but never out of mind, with its intrusive exhibition of technological sonic torture. Still, I was not altogether displeased—now having returned from the gym almost all the way worked out, having left early having realized that though fasting yesterday, I had spent the entirety of this day sipping on coffee and in complete hyperfocus, just finishing the final proof of the first edition of the printed version of Enter The Multiverse, and though with limited supplies, I felt that it would carry on in this way until somehow, I found a way to complete the process of taking The Festival Project as a label and now, The Collective Complex as a philanthropic non profit, onto higher grounds. Though I saw more the new furniture and books as a stroke of luck and some magic than necessary financial compensation for the time and energy I had drawn up into creative contributions and endeavors to society—I saw it as this— a looking up and forward from something that had once been only some strange form of compulsion and raw emotional expression, into a platform that could grow to help others overcome and survive hardships such as I had. (™ © Illusions of whisper Simple mirrors (Doppelgangers) Chains of charity Cat and mouse Misery What a waste when you've spent your time making Unparalleled judgements Unparalleled judgements No lack of gratitude, Confusion of movement (Gratitude) Suffering, of course Wanting still, But unwanted Moreso Misery Careful as it's closing in, They'll call your bluff now {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

“Impossible!”, I murmured, after a deep gasp, as I removed from my braziers in preparation to soak after a short but intense workout, not the stone I had with intention placed in my bra, but another. “Magic indeed!” , I thought to myself. I had in some fell swoop of blessings been by any luck or wishes sake, gifted a heap of new books, and new furniture—the latter of which I really hadn't needed, however, with a newly refreshed idea of reimagining my studio and living space entirely, I had shifted into preparation for a lost bed anyhow, and thought that with any foreshadowing, I perhaps might have one by winter, with the space below the bed provided to be tented and shielded off from the rest of the world, so that I could record vocals in a more secluded and intimate setting. I had originally intended to use the closet or my apartment as a booth, but upon arrival found that the closet had been fitted with an unremovable shelving at around chest level, which couldn't be in any way practical for recording without some heavy discomfort, not to mention the closet faced a wall I was sure my neighbors telivison and speaker system was fitted against. After my right headphone died, and the unwelcome company in the gym which granted, had been there before me had left me feeling for some reason like I had lost something—anyhow somewhat paranoid, as I had caught not just one, but two people what looked like taking pictures of me with no doubt in my mind, or reasonable cause that I was indeed being groomed for something steadily but surely— I felt the need not only to vacate the gym rapidly, but feeling as though I had a reason to return to the work I had been toiling away at since the early morning. Entering the lobby, and having to open the door for a pair of men headed outward appearing to move, one of which smelled like onions and raw, baked sour pickles— I spotted a mound of nearly new books and furniture in the area in which people often left free to take items no longer needed— alongside two tables—one hardwood coffee table and a smaller round one which matched, and a water kettle, all in good condition, and favoring the factor that I only ever picked up new or nearly used items anymore, as my apartment was technically full, I quickly gave a second-second thought to rearranging my apartment entirely, growing almost painfully bored of its current layout, and awestruck with the tinges of cabin fever, the stagnancy of being unable to move about the city freely— being as financially limited as I was and having been stopped by police several times already for not having the subway fare, even so just in nessecary errands—to the grocery store, or otherwise; and I had been in all corners deadlocked for an entire summer, almost unable to move at all and the world moving around me resulting in being outfitted almost entirely physically ill. The honking horns, motorcycles, and trash-wielding pedestrians of the busy corner—the unparalleled aversions to whatever unrest and chaos that lived out of view and luckily out of sight—but never out of mind, with its intrusive exhibition of technological sonic torture. Still, I was not altogether displeased—now having returned from the gym almost all the way worked out, having left early having realized that though fasting yesterday, I had spent the entirety of this day sipping on coffee and in complete hyperfocus, just finishing the final proof of the first edition of the printed version of Enter The Multiverse, and though with limited supplies, I felt that it would carry on in this way until somehow, I found a way to complete the process of taking The Festival Project as a label and now, The Collective Complex as a philanthropic non profit, onto higher grounds. Though I saw more the new furniture and books as a stroke of luck and some magic than necessary financial compensation for the time and energy I had drawn up into creative contributions and endeavors to society—I saw it as this— a looking up and forward from something that had once been only some strange form of compulsion and raw emotional expression, into a platform that could grow to help others overcome and survive hardships such as I had. (™ © Illusions of whisper Simple mirrors (Doppelgangers) Chains of charity Cat and mouse Misery What a waste when you've spent your time making Unparalleled judgements Unparalleled judgements No lack of gratitude, Confusion of movement (Gratitude) Suffering, of course Wanting still, But unwanted Moreso Misery Careful as it's closing in, They'll call your bluff now {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

“Impossible!”, I murmured, after a deep gasp, as I removed from my braziers in preparation to soak after a short but intense workout, not the stone I had with intention placed in my bra, but another. “Magic indeed!” , I thought to myself. I had in some fell swoop of blessings been by any luck or wishes sake, gifted a heap of new books, and new furniture—the latter of which I really hadn't needed, however, with a newly refreshed idea of reimagining my studio and living space entirely, I had shifted into preparation for a lost bed anyhow, and thought that with any foreshadowing, I perhaps might have one by winter, with the space below the bed provided to be tented and shielded off from the rest of the world, so that I could record vocals in a more secluded and intimate setting. I had originally intended to use the closet or my apartment as a booth, but upon arrival found that the closet had been fitted with an unremovable shelving at around chest level, which couldn't be in any way practical for recording without some heavy discomfort, not to mention the closet faced a wall I was sure my neighbors telivison and speaker system was fitted against. After my right headphone died, and the unwelcome company in the gym which granted, had been there before me had left me feeling for some reason like I had lost something—anyhow somewhat paranoid, as I had caught not just one, but two people what looked like taking pictures of me with no doubt in my mind, or reasonable cause that I was indeed being groomed for something steadily but surely— I felt the need not only to vacate the gym rapidly, but feeling as though I had a reason to return to the work I had been toiling away at since the early morning. Entering the lobby, and having to open the door for a pair of men headed outward appearing to move, one of which smelled like onions and raw, baked sour pickles— I spotted a mound of nearly new books and furniture in the area in which people often left free to take items no longer needed— alongside two tables—one hardwood coffee table and a smaller round one which matched, and a water kettle, all in good condition, and favoring the factor that I only ever picked up new or nearly used items anymore, as my apartment was technically full, I quickly gave a second-second thought to rearranging my apartment entirely, growing almost painfully bored of its current layout, and awestruck with the tinges of cabin fever, the stagnancy of being unable to move about the city freely— being as financially limited as I was and having been stopped by police several times already for not having the subway fare, even so just in nessecary errands—to the grocery store, or otherwise; and I had been in all corners deadlocked for an entire summer, almost unable to move at all and the world moving around me resulting in being outfitted almost entirely physically ill. The honking horns, motorcycles, and trash-wielding pedestrians of the busy corner—the unparalleled aversions to whatever unrest and chaos that lived out of view and luckily out of sight—but never out of mind, with its intrusive exhibition of technological sonic torture. Still, I was not altogether displeased—now having returned from the gym almost all the way worked out, having left early having realized that though fasting yesterday, I had spent the entirety of this day sipping on coffee and in complete hyperfocus, just finishing the final proof of the first edition of the printed version of Enter The Multiverse, and though with limited supplies, I felt that it would carry on in this way until somehow, I found a way to complete the process of taking The Festival Project as a label and now, The Collective Complex as a philanthropic non profit, onto higher grounds. Though I saw more the new furniture and books as a stroke of luck and some magic than necessary financial compensation for the time and energy I had drawn up into creative contributions and endeavors to society—I saw it as this— a looking up and forward from something that had once been only some strange form of compulsion and raw emotional expression, into a platform that could grow to help others overcome and survive hardships such as I had. (™ © Illusions of whisper Simple mirrors (Doppelgangers) Chains of charity Cat and mouse Misery What a waste when you've spent your time making Unparalleled judgements Unparalleled judgements No lack of gratitude, Confusion of movement (Gratitude) Suffering, of course Wanting still, But unwanted Moreso Misery Careful as it's closing in, They'll call your bluff now {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

“Impossible!”, I murmured, after a deep gasp, as I removed from my braziers in preparation to soak after a short but intense workout, not the stone I had with intention placed in my bra, but another. “Magic indeed!” , I thought to myself. I had in some fell swoop of blessings been by any luck or wishes sake, gifted a heap of new books, and new furniture—the latter of which I really hadn't needed, however, with a newly refreshed idea of reimagining my studio and living space entirely, I had shifted into preparation for a lost bed anyhow, and thought that with any foreshadowing, I perhaps might have one by winter, with the space below the bed provided to be tented and shielded off from the rest of the world, so that I could record vocals in a more secluded and intimate setting. I had originally intended to use the closet or my apartment as a booth, but upon arrival found that the closet had been fitted with an unremovable shelving at around chest level, which couldn't be in any way practical for recording without some heavy discomfort, not to mention the closet faced a wall I was sure my neighbors telivison and speaker system was fitted against. After my right headphone died, and the unwelcome company in the gym which granted, had been there before me had left me feeling for some reason like I had lost something—anyhow somewhat paranoid, as I had caught not just one, but two people what looked like taking pictures of me with no doubt in my mind, or reasonable cause that I was indeed being groomed for something steadily but surely— I felt the need not only to vacate the gym rapidly, but feeling as though I had a reason to return to the work I had been toiling away at since the early morning. Entering the lobby, and having to open the door for a pair of men headed outward appearing to move, one of which smelled like onions and raw, baked sour pickles— I spotted a mound of nearly new books and furniture in the area in which people often left free to take items no longer needed— alongside two tables—one hardwood coffee table and a smaller round one which matched, and a water kettle, all in good condition, and favoring the factor that I only ever picked up new or nearly used items anymore, as my apartment was technically full, I quickly gave a second-second thought to rearranging my apartment entirely, growing almost painfully bored of its current layout, and awestruck with the tinges of cabin fever, the stagnancy of being unable to move about the city freely— being as financially limited as I was and having been stopped by police several times already for not having the subway fare, even so just in nessecary errands—to the grocery store, or otherwise; and I had been in all corners deadlocked for an entire summer, almost unable to move at all and the world moving around me resulting in being outfitted almost entirely physically ill. The honking horns, motorcycles, and trash-wielding pedestrians of the busy corner—the unparalleled aversions to whatever unrest and chaos that lived out of view and luckily out of sight—but never out of mind, with its intrusive exhibition of technological sonic torture. Still, I was not altogether displeased—now having returned from the gym almost all the way worked out, having left early having realized that though fasting yesterday, I had spent the entirety of this day sipping on coffee and in complete hyperfocus, just finishing the final proof of the first edition of the printed version of Enter The Multiverse, and though with limited supplies, I felt that it would carry on in this way until somehow, I found a way to complete the process of taking The Festival Project as a label and now, The Collective Complex as a philanthropic non profit, onto higher grounds. Though I saw more the new furniture and books as a stroke of luck and some magic than necessary financial compensation for the time and energy I had drawn up into creative contributions and endeavors to society—I saw it as this— a looking up and forward from something that had once been only some strange form of compulsion and raw emotional expression, into a platform that could grow to help others overcome and survive hardships such as I had. (™ © Illusions of whisper Simple mirrors (Doppelgangers) Chains of charity Cat and mouse Misery What a waste when you've spent your time making Unparalleled judgements Unparalleled judgements No lack of gratitude, Confusion of movement (Gratitude) Suffering, of course Wanting still, But unwanted Moreso Misery Careful as it's closing in, They'll call your bluff now {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2019-2024 | THE COMPLEX COLLECTIVE. © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū.

Farewell, Glen Ridge Congregational Church! Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost Sunday, September 8, 2024 Glen Ridge Congregational Church Mark 7:24–37

We would love to hear from you! Send us a message!Season 4!  What a year!  Our season began with an epic Coldplay concert and ended with a love filled retreat in Naramata.  Today we  reflect on an incredible journey filled with heartwarming moments, challenges and transformative experiences.  There has been so much growth this past season.Have you ever considered the idea that the purpose of life's journey is to choose and lean on love, even in the midst of challenges? We dive into the profound message from Spirit, sharing how it has resonated within our community and personal lives.  We celebrate the mutual learning and growth we've experienced, expressing gratitude for the joy and wisdom our listeners have brought into our lives.Discover the transformative power of self-compassion and joy as we explore the benefits of letting go of rigid beliefs and expectations. Learn why setting boundaries and making space for fun is essential for a balanced and fulfilling life. We share heartfelt stories about the privilege and joy of being a home for our children, emphasizing the importance of living authentically and joyfully. Don't miss our invitation to join our vibrant Instagram community for additional insights and interactions. Thank you for walking this journey with us, and we look forward to continuing this beautiful adventure together!  Happy, happy summer to you!We would love for you to join us in our community! Find us on Instagram at: @walktogetherfiercelyHere you can be a part of the conversation! We love when you message us, when you tag us in your posts and stories, thank you so much for sharing!For more information about Dr. Tara, you can find her on Instagram at: @drtaradrummondFor more information about Michelle, you can find her on her website: www.thebalancedsoul.comInstagram: @michellemorrisonmediumFacebook: @Michelle Morrison Psychic Medium

Have you ever wondered how caregivers find the strength to support their loved ones through the toughest of times? Join us in this deeply moving episode as we sit down with Marlene Brzezinski, a pastor and family recovery coach, who has navigated the complex journey of caregiving within her own family. Marlene recounts her heartfelt experiences, from helping her husband recover from numerous surgeries to supporting her father through brain cancer, and now, caring for her mother. Discover the power of small, compassionate acts like singing "You Are My Sunshine" to a loved one in their final days, and learn how Marlene's mother found healing through hospitality after her father's passing.We also tackle the profound emotional challenges that come with caregiving for individuals facing melanoma, COVID-19, and substance use disorders. Marlene sheds light on the importance of setting personal boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and recognizing divine support through the people around us. With practical advice and deeply personal stories, this episode is a testament to the resilience and grace of caregivers everywhere. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the multifaceted world of caregiving and the strength it requires.

Title: Lessons in Love Speaker: Daniel Fuoco Passage: 1 John 3:11-24 If I were to ask you, "What is love?" the definitions would be endless, and different from person to person. We also use the word "love" in varying degrees. "I love tacos." "I love that song!" "I love my daughter." All things are not equal in the love department. The Bible talks a lot about love... but what kind of love? In what context? What does the Bible mean when it says that we are to love? This Sunday the apostle John will take us to school as we get some Lessons in Love.

Ein Stadttheater geht ein Wagnis ein. Keinen üblichen Opernklassiker präsentiert das Theater Ulm mit seiner aktuellen Premiere, sondern eine zeitgenössische Oper: George Benjamin „Lessons in Love and Violence“, eine freie Adaption aus dem Jahr 2018 von Christopher Marlows blutrünstigem Macht– und Königsdrama „Edward II.“ hat sich Intendant und Regisseur Kay Metzger vorgenommen. Panagiotis Papadopoulos setzt das anspruchsvolle Werk musikalisch mit den hauseigenen Kräften um.

✨[NEW] Download FREE Journaling Worksheet ➔ https://coachsimona.com/shadow In today's podcast episode, I'll share with you the 8 love lessons that I learned the hard way, and what I wish I knew about dating in my 20s.

Ever wondered how love and humor mingle? Dive headfirst into a whirlwind of risqué tales and hearty chuckles with Bernie Mac in the latest FOQN Funny episode, 'Good Sex Weather.' From Chicago cold to bedroom bold, Bernie navigates the quirky art of pleasure and the mischiefs of aging with a comedic finesse that's both shockingly honest and uproariously hilarious. Ready for laughs that hit below the belt? Buckle up and click https://foqnfunny.com to witness comedy royalty in action. Love what you're hearing on FOQN Funny? Go a step further and become a member of FOQN Funny+. Enjoy exclusive perks and never-ending laughter. Join now at: https://plus.acast.com/s/foqn-funny. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As your trusted village in the realm of dating and relating, this episode is a treasure trove of insights inspired by the hits and misses of Netflix's Love is Blind. We dissect pivotal conversations to have with your partner—from the necessity of location sharing for trust to the weighty matters of handling finances as a couple. Do you need to share your past relationship history, or is that best left behind? And how do you navigate the tricky waters of conflict resolution styles? It's not just about the drama on screen; it's about applying these scenarios to your own love life. Whether it's spotting red flags through discussions about exes or aligning on core values like politics and family planning, we're serving up a reality check that's as entertaining as it is educational. So, whether you're single, taken, or it's complicated, tune in, learn, and laugh with us. And remember, subscribing and sharing is caring—help us grow our village even further by spreading the word. Keep it Complicated with Jen, Lauren, and Rob: Host Socials - @jenifergolden, @laurenleonelli, @foreversevors, @complicatedshow Shop our Pod merch - shop here Shop our Amazon store - https://www.amazon.com/shop/complicatedshow Support - https://www.patreon.com/itscomplicated

Lauren J. McFeaters preaches on 1 John 4:7-21. April 28, 2024.

Grace Veronica // We end up in all kinds of relationships in life—sometimes with people who are very different from us. God can use these relationships to stretch us and teach us what love and humility are really all about. It might be difficult and painful at times, but it's only in relationships like these that we can learn these important lessons.Visit Our Websitesummitconnect.orgFollow Us on Social MediaFacebook // InstagramWatch Online Services and MoreYouTubeSubscribe for weekly sermon podcasts!

link Трек-лист: 01. The Killers — Mr. Brightside 02. Hole — Celebrity Skin 03. System Of A Down — Chop Suey! 04. Level 42 — Lessons In Love 05. Three Days Grace — The Chain 06. BENNETT — Vois sur ton chemin (Techno Mix) 07. Найк Борзов — Про дурачка 08. AP$ENT — Можно я … Продолжить чтение Lofstrom loop 367 (29.03.2024)

Live from the Postcards from Midlife retreat in Cornwall, Trish and Lorraine talk to the best-selling memoirist, writing tutor and literary festival president Cathy Rentzenbrink who shares what she's learned about healing after personal tragedy and how to get started with writing - journaling, short stories, family memoirs or novels - and the process that will make you stick at it. Plus: Cornish shenanigans, tales from midlife women and a step back in time to the school register Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Naked Marriage Podcast! We're honored to present a very special episode featuring an interview with our beloved mentors, Steve and Susie Swanson. Unfortunately, Steve passed away earlier this week, but we're grateful to share his last interview in this bonus episode. In this heartfelt conversation, we sit down with Steve and Susie Swanson as they share their invaluable wisdom and experiences in caring for aging parents. The Swansons delve into the importance of honoring and supporting parents as they navigate the journey of aging, offering practical advice for overcoming the challenges that arise during this season of life. Patience, communication, and prayer emerge as vital components in maintaining healthy relationships with aging parents, as the Swansons stress the significance of finding the right caregivers and establishing a supportive network for our loved ones. Their story resonates as a powerful reminder for listeners to cherish and care for their parents with love and respect, serving as an inspiration to navigate this journey with grace and compassion. Welcome to this special episode of the Naked Marriage Podcast. ------------------------------------------------------- Check out some more of our resources:https://store.xomarriage.com/collections/dave-ashley-willis-1 For all links mentioned in the episode & more XO content, visit https://linktr.ee/nakedmarriage ------------------------------------------------------- Takeaways Honoring and supporting aging parents is a biblical mandate, and it is important to prioritize their needs and well-being. Communication and patience are key in navigating the challenges of caring for aging parents. Finding the right caregivers and creating a supportive network for parents can greatly enhance their quality of life. Prayer is essential in seeking wisdom and guidance in caring for aging parents. ------------------------------------------------------- Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:25 Remembering Steve Swanson 06:20 How Steve and Suzy Met 10:24 Grandchildren and Family 15:10 Caring for Aging Parents 20:26 Finding the Right Caregiver 24:33 Dealing with Sibling Dynamics 27:53 Navigating Disagreements in Marriage 32:13 Maintaining Healthy Relationships with Aging Parents 35:04 Final Thoughts and Encouragement Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gospel Reflection–Sr Katherine Stone MGL–Lessons in Love (Sr Katherine Stone says that we discover as adults that all the lessons that we have imbibed about selflessness are actually lessons in the logic of love.

In this just-for-fun E + M on Spring break episode, we ask you to kick back and enjoy a relaxed and endearing episode as we discuss the enemies-to-lovers trope of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice as well as what types we think the most romantic couple of all time are, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet. Don't miss this chance to explore the hilarious cast of characters we will discuss with love and fun here on this E + M meet-cute of literature and love! Watch on YouTube here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's episode of "The Caring Corner," Mischelle O'Neal welcomes Deborah Barnes-Hamilton, The Love Coach for married women, for an enriching dialogue on camera. This episode delves deep into the intricate balance between caregiving responsibilities and nurturing marital intimacy. Drawing from Deborah's 40+ years of marriage experience and her expertise as an author and speaker, they explore pivotal moments and communication strategies that fortify relationships amidst caregiving's demands. They address common obstacles to intimacy and offer actionable advice for married women striving to maintain connection and fulfillment in their marriages. This conversation is a treasure trove of insights for those looking to harmonize their roles as caregivers with their personal and intimate relationships. ~ LET'S GET CONNECTED ~ Learn more about our community group at The Caring Corner, Balancing Care, Career, and Self

Join Scott Langdon and Dr. Jerry L. Martin as they share touching anecdotes about life's journey and divine guidance. Scott recounts a moment of social anxiety and purpose during an audition in Manhattan. What roles do we play in others' lives? Jerry shares a heartwarming story about the importance of cherishing love, with a relatable twist. From Jerry's heartfelt advice to a couple (while leaving his love waiting), to Scott's comforting exchange with Andy, these narratives resonate with authenticity and emotion, and remind us to appreciate the love that surrounds us every day. Together, they explore how setbacks can lead to breakthroughs, highlighting the interconnectedness of human experiences. More than just personal anecdotes, this episode celebrates the human spirit and the central role of love in our lives. Tune in for stories that bring both tears and laughter, explore the themes of love and the human experience, and join us on a journey of reflection and connection where love takes center stage, and the story of our lives unfolds with warmth and sincerity. Relevant Episodes:[Special Episode] Celebrate With The Team Behind The Podcast [What's On Your Mind] Divine Direction | Exploring Spiritual AttunementOther Series:The podcast began with the Dramatic Adaptation of the book and now has several series:Life Wisdom Project: How to live a wiser, happier, and more meaningful life with special guests.From God To Jerry To You: Calling for the attention of spiritual seekers everywhere, featuring breakthroughs, pathways, and illuminations.Two Philosophers Wrestle With God: Sit in on a dialogue between philosophers about God and the questions we all have.What's On Our Mind- Connect the dots with Jerry and Scott over the most recent series of episodes.What's On Your Mind: What are readers and listeners saying? What is God saying?Resources:READ: "Putting Me First Rather Than Last" WATCH: What's Wrong with Ego?WHAT'S ON OUR MIND PLAYLISTHashtags: #whatsonourmind #godanautobiography #experiencegodWould you like to be featured on the show or have questions about spirituality or divine communication? Share your story or experience with God! We'd love to hear from you!

On This Week's Episode Psychic Medium June Edward discusses her Relationship Mastery program and her book " ALLS FAIR IN LOVE AND KARMA". Where she gives insight on 5 lessons in love; what lessons we all need to learn in order to attract and have healthy Relationships. Guest: Psychic Medium June Edwards Connect with June Edwards: https://juneedward.comIG: @juneedwardsmassmedium IG: Vibeselectionpodcast Website:https://vibe-selection.captivate.fmTwitter:@Vibe_Selection To Support Vibe Selection Podcast Please Donate: Patreon: www.patreon.com/vibeselection CashApp:$vibeselection PayPal: PayPal.Me/vibeselection Get Vibe Selection Merchandise:https://vibe-selection.creator-spring.com

Meet two New Brunswick couples who fought to be by each others' sides during a court challenge over same-sex marriage and the love lessons that keep them going.

This week, Srna and Jackie tackle all your dating and relationship questions. From how to move on after getting hurt to deciding whether to give someone a second chance, ignoring judgment, why the besties sometimes keep things to themselves, and steps they've taken to grow and heal from heartbreak - nothing is left uncovered. Plus, Srna shares the communication issues that led to the end of her last relationship, while Jackie spills a cringe-worthy second-date story and the lessons learned from it. The episode ends with a discussion on fate and the importance of embracing the present over dwelling on the past or stressing about the future. ___ Hosted by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Srna Stos ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Jackie Shames⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ricardo Mantilla⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Follow @fillyourcup.pod on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tiktok⁠

In this heartfelt episode, we delve into the cherished experience of a father-daughter dance, an annual tradition that has become much more than just an evening of fun. This special event, coupled with a dinner at a favorite Italian restaurant, marks the third year of creating unforgettable memories with my daughters. Beyond the joy and laughter, these moments serve as profound lessons in respect, love, and setting high standards in personal relationships. As a father, I share my journey of guiding my daughters to understand their worth and expect the respect they deserve, emphasizing the powerful role fathers play in shaping strong, empowered women.

In today's homily, Jess expands on our theme "Being Rooted in Love Together" as she reflects on some lessons in love she's picked up from her former self, (90's evangelical teenage Jess) her current self, the apostle Paul, and everyone else. She suggests that greeting our differences with a loving embrace (instead of trying to convert each other) might be the only way to melt our barriers away. The post Lessons in Love appeared first on St. Croix Church.

In this episode of the Daily Flow Podcast, we dive into the profound journey from son to father, inspired by the insights from a talk by Father John. We explore how our experiences as sons shape our approach to fatherhood and the importance of recognizing the unique, often subtle ways our fathers express their love. Join me, Manuel, as I share a personal anecdote about my dad's simple yet impactful gestures of care, illustrating the depth and diversity of a father's love.

Fast-forward 15 years: what does your love life look like now? We're chatting with former guest Matteson Perry, author of a memoir chronicling his single life, about what he wishes he knew now – fifteen years later as a devoted husband and father. We discuss why you must go through all the heartbreak of dating, the unexpected qualities to look for in a partner, and how to avoid the biggest mistake that prevents you from finding your true love.Check out Matteson Perry https://www.mattesonperry.com/ and his book 'Available: A Memoir of Heartbreak, Hookups, Love, and Brunch' and listen to the first episode we did with Matteson here: https://www.dateablepodcast.com/episode/s2e15-love-sex-and-burning-man-with-matteson-perryFollow us @dateablepodcast, @juliekrafchick and @nonplatonic. Check out our website for more content. Also listen to our other podcast Exit Interview w/ iHeart Podcasts available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts.This episode is sponsored by:Factor: Get 50% America's #1 Meal Delivery Service at https://factormeals.com/dateable50 or use the code DATEABLE50Drizly: Download the Drizly app or go to Drizly.com and use promo code FAST5 for $5 off your first order.Dateable is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at frolic.media/podcastsOur Sponsors:* Check out Drizly: https://drizly.com* Check out Factor 75 and use my code dateable50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.com/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dateable-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Jalissa made her wedding vows and remained committed even when she didn't like what was going on in her marriage. Addiction had ravaged her relationship since the very beginning, and she was exhausted from the numerous attempts to help her partner. Jalissa ultimately made the difficult decision to divorce her husband.  Consumed with feelings of guilt and shame from the breakdown of her first marriage, Jalissa didn't know if she'd ever want to pursue love again. Until, out of curiosity, she took a course with a relationship coach that changed everything. Hear how Jalissa took control of her future by answering some tough questions about herself and where she wanted her life to go. Finding someone with the same passions and goals led Jalissa down the aisle to become Mrs. Jalissa Rose. We chat authentically about the difficulties that remarriage presents while Jalissa takes steps to heal from her past. We discuss the reality of blending a family, while homeschooling six school-aged children, when child number seven is on the way. It isn't always perfect, but it is the life that Jalissa Rose always craved.

On this episode of Growing with The Nhiras, we sit down and have a talk about lessons in life and love with pastors, Lyle, and Allyson Phillips Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I believe that we are all divine souls having a human experience. This human experience is designed to stretch us spiritually—an “Earth School” with a unique curriculum of relationships and experiences designed to help us grow and evolve. The goal? To remember that we are all interconnected and come from the same loving Source. To choose love in all interactions and turn up the brightness of the love that's in our hearts and raise the vibration of our planet through consistent inner inquiry practices and presence with ourselves. Despite having momentary glimpses of this truth and surrounding myself with crystals, books, and objects that remind me of it daily, I forget it. My journey is just as clunky, full of fumbles, and laughable moments of ignorance. In this fast-paced world of endless media scrolling, I crave real-life, honest examples of humans on their individuated spiritual journeys to stimulate my self-reflection, observation, and growth. I want to ask everyone I meet, “What lesson are you currently learning in life?” One of my favorite mantras is “create what you want to see in the world.” As such, I am humbly offering my own lessons and stories from my human fumbling here in an effort to reconnect you to your heart and spiritual journey and hopefully make us all feel less alone in the shared humanity of it all. Lessons in Love, July 2023: Legacies of Family Secrets Shame as a Teacher Unapologetic Emotional Release in the Middle of a Crowded Airport At a glance: 0:45 We're all divine souls having a human experience. 2:52 That said, my spiritual journey is really clunky 6:21 Lessons learned from my grandparents and legacies of family secrets. 8:47 Shame as a teacher 13:59 Shifting generational patterns of behavior. 16:53 The power of releasing emotions: unapologetic emotional expression and how I started sobbing in the middle of the San Francisco airport. 20:02 Bachelorette reflections: the edginess of allowing yourself to be seen and celebrated 22:23 How can guilt and shame teach me to be a better person --- Leave a podcast review for a chance to receive a free intuitive channeled session with Nadia: In support of this work reaching more people, I will be choosing one person every month to receive a free 60-minute intuitive channeling session. To submit yourself for this drawing, please take a screenshot of your written review on Apple Podcasts to hello@nadialast.com. Winners will be randomly selected and notified on the 1st of each month via email. --- Website: nadialast.com Instagram: @nadialast_ Music by Yoste Photography by Mandee Rae Editing by Paul Schuler, Crutch Phrase Studio

In today's episode Chuck mentions as far as his eye goes its been is most restful day so far.  And for the lesson in "The Course In Miracles" he shares that miracles are to be natural and to become habits.  A consciously created miracle could be misguided.  Thus, when we are talking about entering the kingdom of heaven we want living in the kingdom and loving your neighbor to be natural/a habit.  One of the ways we do that is by the awareness of where we are, and another way is by spiritual growth.  

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