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Send us a textIn this episode, Raúl Alberto Mora talks to us about education theory as a driver for innovative teaching, mentoring and supporting one another, and the journey of a career in Education. Raúl is known worldwide for his work in the areas of alternative literacy paradigms in second language education and research, the study of second language literacies in physical and virtual spaces, and the use of sociocritical frameworks in language education. In particular, he studies the applications of alternative literacy paradigms to analyze second-language literacy practices in urban and virtual spaces He works to understand the use of languages a social and semiotic resource. His work has been published in the Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy, The ALAN Review, Bilingualism and Bilingual Education, International Journal of Cultural Studies, Social Semiotics, Key Concepts in Intercultural Dialogue, Pedagogies: An International Journal, and other journals. He co-edited The Handbook of Critical Literacies, Translanguaging and Multimodality as Flow, Agency, and a New Sense of Advocacy in and From the Global South, and most recently, Reimagining Literacy in the Age of AI: Theory and Practice. Dr. Raúl Alberto Mora Velez is a researcher at the Educations, Languages, and Learning Environments research group and chairs the award-winning Literacies in Second Languages Project (LSLP) research lab. Raúl is a Research Professor at Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana in Colombia. For more information about our guest, stay tuned to the end of this episode.Links mentioned in this episode:Literacies in Second Languages Project Micro-PapersAmerican Educational Research AssociationLiteracy Research AssociationConnect with Classroom Caffeine at www.classroomcaffeine.com or on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Jeanne Beker's name is synonymous with all things fabulous and fashionable.  But the last few years have brought in a different focus.  Today, the author and TV personality has a new role that's far away from her glamorous life in fashion and entertainment:breast cancer survivor and patient advocate.Host Fil Martino speaks to Jeanne Beker about her journey and her outlook on the other side of her breast cancer battle.  We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstoryfpn on Twitter

In this conversation, Kelsi shares her journey from living for athletic achievement to finding joy in so many new areas of her life including motherhood, friend and family relationships and higher education. She discusses her struggles with disordered eating, the absence of her menstrual cycle, and the challenges of seeking help from medical professionals. Along the way therapy was an important part of Kelsi's recovery to help her build a life out of more than just exercise. In this conversation, Kelsi shares her journey of recovery from hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA) and the emotional and physical challenges she faced. She discusses the importance of community support, the gradual process of regaining her menstrual cycle, and the transformative power of self-acceptance. Kelsi reflects on her dreams of motherhood and how her perspective shifted during recovery. The conversation emphasizes the significance of balance in life, the ongoing nature of recovery, and the encouragement for others facing similar struggles.Medical professionals often misunderstand HA and overexercising goes unnoticed.Therapy played a crucial role in Kelsi's recovery journey so she could gradually learn to be honest with herself.Community support is crucial for accountability and encouragement because there's nothing that can matched feeling understood.Learning about your body and its cycles is empowering.Dreams can shift during recovery, revealing deeper desires.Life after recovery can be fulfilling and rich with experiences.It's okay to have hard days; recovery is not linear.Women have much more to contribute beyond physical appearance.Recovery can lead to unexpected joys and opportunities.Apply for coaching w/Cynthia:  https://p.bttr.to/3ybjfOb Discover the truth about HA:  click the link to download Cynthia's fact sheet that debunks common myths and misinformation! Website: https://www.periodnutritionist.com  Instagram: www.instagram.com/period.nutritionistFor the full show notes - please visit my website: periodnutritionist.com

Most health goals fail before they even begin. Why? It's not just willpower—it's about mindset, habits, and understanding what truly works. Welcome to the Happy, Healthy, Strong podcast, where fitness, nutrition, and wellness meet practical solutions. Hosted by Adam Lane, this is the space to explore what it means to live a balanced, healthy life. In the final episode of 2024, Adam Lane and Krystal Bolduc tackle the common challenges of maintaining health goals. They explore the impact of processed foods, the role of mindset in achieving sustainable health, and the importance of gradual, practical changes. This episode offers actionable insights for anyone ready to create lasting habits without falling for unrealistic diets or quick fixes. Key Insights: Why mindset is the foundation for achieving and maintaining health goals. The hidden impact of ultra-processed foods on cravings and long-term health. Practical steps to transition to healthier eating, starting with simple meals. Becoming your health advocate through education and minor, consistent improvements is important. Tips for creating a new, healthier “normal” with easy go-to recipes and pantry staples. Episode Chapters: 00:00 Intro 05:05 Challenges of Maintaining Health Goal 06:33 The Role of Mindset in Health Goals 09:09 Navigating Nutrition and Processed Foods 16:13 Practical Steps for Improving Nutrition  49:02 The Importance of Consistency and Evolution 50:14 Creating a New Sense of Normal  52:52 Becoming an Advocate for Health 54:33 Practical Tips for Making Healthy Changes Take the first step by trying one simple, healthy recipe at home. For more tips and resources, visit the "Life Nutrition" pages on Instagram and Facebook for guidance and inspiration. Discover more recipes and tools on "Life Nutrition" social media platforms to support your health journey.

SUMMARY In Luke 5:1-11, we encounter a pivotal moment in the life of Simon Peter, a seasoned fisherman. Frustrated after a night of failed fishing and washing his nets, Peter experiences a life-altering encounter when Jesus steps into his boat. This narrative illustrates the significance of being open to Jesus' presence, especially during times of struggle, highlighting how faith and obedience to His guidance can lead to profound transformation. The central theme of this discussion revolves around Peter's encounter with Jesus, which serves as a metaphor for how individuals experiencing emotional and spiritual turbulence can find redemption and purpose by inviting Jesus into their lives. This moment of vulnerability ultimately leads to Peter's recognition of his own inadequacy and the divine potential that Jesus sees within him, ultimately guiding him to a new mission. Peter's journey from a discouraged fisherman to a devoted follower of Christ emphasizes the importance of being receptive to divine intervention during life's challenges. His story teaches us that by allowing Jesus into our struggles—through faith and obedience—we can experience transformative moments that will not only redefine our lives but also equip us for greater purposes aligned with God's will. This encounter challenges us to reflect on our own openness to Jesus and His command in our lives. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Invitation Matters: The importance of inviting Jesus into our lives during moments of desperation. Obedience Brings Change: Peter's obedience to Jesus' command resulted in an extraordinary catch of fish, symbolizing the blessings that come with following divine instructions. Recognizing Divine Potential: Peter's realization of his sinfulness in the presence of Jesus highlights the need for humility and an awareness of God's greatness. God's Purpose in Life's Struggles: Life's trials can serve as opportunities for God to reveal Himself and redirect our paths. Transformation Through Encounter: Genuine encounters with Jesus lead to life-changing decisions and a new sense of purpose.

Christine Benz is Director of Mutual Fund Analysis at Morningstar and author of How to Retire: 20 lessons for a happy, successful, and wealthy retirement. She joins Jon Hansen on Your Money Matters to talk about her book and the keys to retiring. Christine also talks about retirement portfolio construction and how loss of identity […]

In this episode, Mike Bledsoe shares a revised version of the first chapter of his book. He discusses his decision to leave the military and the fears and challenges he faced during the transition. He emphasizes the need for veterans to find a new mission and purpose in life after leaving the military.TakeawaysLeaving the military and transitioning to civilian life can be challenging and requires a new sense of purpose.The indoctrination process in the military can make it difficult for veterans to find their own mission and purpose.Many veterans struggle with fears and uncertainties after leaving the military, such as financial concerns and feeling like a loser.Building a fulfilling life after the military is a significant mission that requires preparation and perseverance.Chapters00:00 Introduction01:29 Recognizing the War Within02:58 Awakening to a New Sense of Purpose06:18 The Power of Commander's Intent07:34 The Challenges of Transitioning to Civilian Life08:31 Conclusion

Viral Sensation Rikers Island prison guard Leroy Ebron shares an astonishing and shocking discovery made within the notorious facility. As the story unfolds, listeners will gain a rare insight into the hidden realities of one of the most infamous prisons in the world. From unexpected contraband to startling inmate behavior, this episode uncovers the dramatic and often dangerous world behind the bars of Rikers Island. Watch Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Km9Q7ED-WU Watch Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=WIyagmqDFJw Hosted, Executive Produced & Edited By Ian Bick: https://www.instagram.com/ian_bick/?hl=en https://ianbick.com/ Presented by Tyson 2.0 & Wooooo Energy: https://tyson20.com/ https://woooooenergy.com/ Powered by: Just Media House : https://www.justmediahouse.com/ Creative direction, design, assets, support by FWRD: https://www.fwrd.co Buy Merch: https://lockedinbrand.com Use code lockedin at checkout to get 20% off your order Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Leroy Ebron is back 00:02:59 - The 52 Pickup Teaser 00:05:57 - Saving Piss Me's Life 00:09:21 - Chaos in the Jail 00:12:47 - Finding the Razor in the Cell 00:16:04 - OG's and Fear 00:19:19 - Shimmy Shimmy Coco Pop 00:22:54 - A Lesson in Honesty 00:26:15 - Toilet Paper Troubles 00:29:58 - Now and Later: The Sweet Smell of Success 00:33:21 - The Incident with the Honey Bun 00:39:45 - The Incident in the Prison Dormitory 00:50:47 - A New Sense of Purpose Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Evergreen State College, in Olympia, Washington, reached a deal with students to work toward divesting from “companies that profit from gross human rights violations and/or the occupation of Palestinian territories.” It is one of the few schools to reach deals with students protesting Israel's war on Gaza as demonstrations spread to more than 154 campuses nationwide.This week on Intercepted, we bring you a special episode from inside the student movement for Gaza. Prem Thakker, a politics reporter for The Intercept, breaks down the campus protests and students' demands for schools to cut off financial ties with Israel and weapons makers. Thakker is joined by Gillian Goodman, a freelance writer and journalism graduate student at Columbia University. Gillian takes us inside the protest encampment at Columbia, which inspired similar demonstrations nationwide before it was violently dismantled by police.If you'd like to support our work, go to theintercept.com/join, where your donation, no matter what the amount, makes a real difference.And if you haven't already, please subscribe to the show so you can hear it every week. And please go and leave us a rating or a review — it helps people find the show. If you want to give us additional feedback, email us at Podcasts@theintercept.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From better defining who Paul is addressing in Romans 2-3 to weird things Christians do, Pastor Jared and Pastor DJ continue to walk through our weekend sermon series, When In Romans. This episode is full from beginning to end, additional resources linked below: Subscribe to stay up to date with all of our videos! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/onelifeaz.church Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onelifeaz.church Un-Christian by David Kinsman & Gabe Lyons - https://a.co/d/6bLdJ8o The Gospel vs. Religion by Tim Keller (PDF) - https://thechurchco-production.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/sites/1506/2024/01/Keller-Religion-Vs-Gospel.pdf 21 Days of Prayer - https://www.onelifeaz.church/21days

We discuss Martin Luther King's speech called “A New Sense of Direction:" https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/media.... Finally, we receive an update on planning for the Year of Baldwin.

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This episode offers you the exciting challenge to breakthrough limiting beliefs through a "boring" exercise. You will learn the exercise in three parts.00:25 - Discover Part 100:58 - Discover Part 201:42 - Goal of Part 201:52 - Discover Part 302:30 - Why Exercise is Powerful03:24 - Discover a New Story03:39 - Ask the Powerful Question04:08 - Get Unstuck04:35 - Experience a New Sense of Living04:48 - Your Main Story Barrier05:15 - The Lie of "I Am" Statements05:51 - Quicksand Stories06:38 - Your comfort Zone07:10 - Discover Your Most Important Story07:41 - Are You Ready to Change Your Story and Change Your Life?

Former corporate comms high flier LuLu Aspinall talks about her change of direction after home-educating her daughter and how this forced change made her reappraise her own purpose. Re-training into a counsellor and mental well being coach she now helps anxious teenagers to CEOs suffering from imposter syndrome.You can contact LuLu (7) LuLu Aspinall | LinkedIn here to learn more about her online platform Brave Thinking You www.bravethinkingyou.com and her book Brave Thinking Business Leader will be out later this year.Our sponsor; home (quickbrownfoxpr.com) and you can contact them here by email andy@quickbrownfoxpr.com to schedule a discovery call or learn more about them here (3) Richard Stevenson | LinkedInFor feedback or questions about The Old Man and the CV please contact andy@23magic.co.ukTo make sure that you don't miss any posts or newsletters then please connect (or follow) https://www.linkedin.com/in/andymagicwand

This is a bitesize episode of 'The insuleoin Podcast - Redefining Diabetes'. Each week we'll take a look back into the archive of episodes and get you to think and reflective once more about some of the things we've learned over the past few years. In this week's BITESIZE:Realising how common diabetes is. Being a coeliac. Having a new sense of pride.To hear the full episode check out episode #82: Tackling Type 1 Diabetes and Covid-19 with Mary Lennon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Julie Remer: Volunteer NurseJulie Remer is a pediatric nurse in the United States, but after 14 years in the same job, she felt like it was time for a new adventure. Leaving her job behind, Julie found freedom to do something she'd wanted to for quite some time — volunteer with Mercy Ships. Julie and her husband boarded the Africa Mercy and spent three months volunteering and having their eyes opened to new possibilities.  In this episode, Julie shares about the joy of getting to build relationships with her patients and one special woman who touched her heart. Julie tells of the privilege offreely praying with patients and unforgettable dance parties through the halls of the hospital.  Julie's obedience to step out in faith will encourage you to trust God in all things. For more information about Mercy Ships, go to: mercyships.org Follow us on Instagram: New Mercies Podcast    

Lisa Petersen, somatics innovator and yoga teacher, talks with J about the cross pollination of somatic movement modalities and traditional yoga. They discuss her training at Vivekenanda Kendra, defining a felt inner sense experience, Body Mind Centering and Hanna Somatics, resetting the nervous system, pandiculation instead of stretching, deliberately simplified spaces, strategies for changing underlying patterns, form and finding newness, radiating from the fluidic pathways of our earliest being, and discovering divinity.   To subscribe and support the show… GET PREMIUM.   Check out J's other podcast… J. BROWN YOGA THOUGHTS.  

The Taliban has implemented their interpretation of Shariah law in Afghanistan, making the situation on the ground desperate. Matt Galloway speaks with Obaidullah Baheer, a lecturer at the American University of Afghanistan, and Ratna Omidvar, an independent Canadian senator for Ontario, who's part of a group of senators calling on Ottawa to allow more Afghan nationals into our country.

Madi Murphy of The Bad Broadcast joins Heather Gay and Dre to talk about life philosophy, Mormonism and our shared experiences.

Ep. 43 (Part 3 of 3) | Beena Sharma, president of the Vertical Development Academy (VeDA), gives a beautifully cogent explanation of the 8-stage, full spectrum model of adult psychological development, Vertical Development, illuminating us not only to the characteristics of each stage of development, but the implications and ramifications of each stage, the process of human development as a whole, and how this model can help us face our current metacrisis. Beena describes how “each stage is a way of seeing the world and oneself, a constellation of our beliefs and assumptions,” and we discover that our development takes form in patterns of evolving worldviews, a progression of capacities with which we make sense of the world. On an individual level, Beena asks, “Where is your foot nailed to the floor? Where are parts of you still ahead of you? How can this framework help you make a shift?” And collectively, “What does it mean for the human being to evolve? What makes us think humans at this time are at the end of the evolutionary ladder?” Vertical development focuses on the evolving ego, and interestingly, takes us to the stage where we realize the ego itself is only a construct—and beyond. As well as a brilliant unpacking of the vertical development model, this is a profound, warm-hearted conversation, about human evolution and possibility, the dance of the dual and the nondual, the infinitude of the psyche, and what it means to come home to oneself. Recorded July 13, 2022. "Everything is a dance of the dual and the nondual." (For Apple Podcast users, https://deeptransformation.io/beena-sharma-3-vertical-development-continuous-adult-development-unlocks-potentials/ (click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)) Topics & Time Stamps - Part 3Keeping the question in mind: “Is this framework getting in the way of me connecting with the person in front of me? (02:54) What light does this model of adult development shed on religions and spiritual leaders? (04:33) The core of Integral yoga—integrating the spiritual and the material (09:00) Everything is a dance of the dual and the nondual; either/or thinking manifests all the way up (09:59) What are Beena's personal practices to stay sane in our confounding world today? (11:08) Implications for our metacrisis: who are the players who have power? (14:50) Solutions come from within small groups who can collaborate (17:17) Paul Hawken, climate change, and the philosophy of regeneration (18:38) What does it mean to be “life minded?” (19:49) How the state of the world, the current metacrisis, is a direct reflection of our individual and collective consciousness (20:16) Corporate investment in leadership is a $161 billion dollar annual industry; leadership design is key (23:48) Central polarity in Beena's life: Am I doing? Or am I being done? (31:16) How can transformative practices be scaled? Cultivating people who are both wise and politically involved (32:34) The deliberately developmental organization—and the deliberately developmental civilization (34:42) How do we make developmental programs more effective? (35:30) Harvesting technology for good: a design issue and an issue of expanding the designers' abilities (36:46) Encouraging people to grow; 50-70% of people are at the conventional stages (37:32) Recognizing the war within (42:12) Resources & References - Part 3Brian Daizen Victoria, https://amzn.to/3dIeAf1 (Zen at War)* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Aurobindo (Sri Aurobindo), sage of modern India https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nisargadatta_Maharaj (Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj,) https://amzn.to/3AF1Uid (I Am That)* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Klein_(spiritual_teacher) (Jean Klein), https://amzn.to/3AOUTMa (The Book of Listening)*, https://amzn.to/3RyDbCm (The Ease of Being)*, https://amzn.to/3PoWImZ (I Am)* https://integrallife.com/author/susanne-cook-greuter/ (Susanne Cook-Greuter), international authority on...

Ep. 41 (Part 2 of 3) | Beena Sharma, president of the Vertical Development Academy (VeDA), gives a beautifully cogent explanation of the 8-stage, full spectrum model of adult psychological development, Vertical Development, illuminating us not only to the characteristics of each stage of development, but the implications and ramifications of each stage, the process of human development as a whole, and how this model can help us face our current metacrisis. Beena describes how “each stage is a way of seeing the world and oneself, a constellation of our beliefs and assumptions,” and we discover that our development takes form in patterns of evolving worldviews, a progression of capacities with which we make sense of the world. On an individual level, Beena asks, “Where is your foot nailed to the floor? Where are parts of you still ahead of you? How can this framework help you make a shift?” And collectively, “What does it mean for the human being to evolve? What makes us think humans at this time are at the end of the evolutionary ladder?” Vertical development focuses on the evolving ego, and interestingly, takes us to the stage where we realize the ego itself is only a construct—and beyond. As well as a brilliant unpacking of the vertical development model, this is a profound, warm-hearted conversation, about human evolution and possibility, the dance of the dual and the nondual, the infinitude of the psyche, and what it means to come home to oneself. Recorded July 13, 2022. “The earlier the stage, the greater the gift; the later the stage, the greater the promise.” (For Apple Podcast users, https://deeptransformation.io/beena-sharma-2-vertical-development-continuous-adult-development-unlocks-potentials/ (click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)) Topics & Time Stamps - Part 2In this framework, an arc represents the ego's process of development, with the self-determining stage being the top of the arc (01:38) Self-questioning stage: you realize you are not as independent as you thought—you are conditioned, shaped, and molded by your context (02:30) Resolution of the problems in the previous stage come in the new stage (06:41) The biggest shift is between the self-determining self and the self-authoring self—and Integral Theory's mean green meme (07:14) Self-actualizing stage, where you realize it's both all relative and there are also some absolutes, and systems thinking comes online internally and externally (10:37) Complexity thinking skills can be taught and learned (13:56) Self-actualizing stage continued: looking for and integrating higher wisdom, for “and” as well as either/or thinking (18:45) The shadow of the self-actualizing stage (22:11) Construct-aware stage: seeing that all the ideas you have are only constructs, abstractions, there is no reality “out there;” the ego itself begins to see it's only a construct (23:41) This stage illuminates 3 things: existentialism, the wisdom traditions' concept of emptiness and liberation, and the postmodern stage of deconstructionism (28:47) The Hindu god Shiva, half masculine/half feminine, is personified yin/yang, where all opposites are integrated, the potential of our human form to be in harmony with both emptiness and form (37:33) Transcendent or unitive stage: falling into no boundaries, falling into the now, recognizing we are all one (39:04) This particular adult development framework bridges psychological development with spiritual development, where other frameworks do not (40:58) This is a “full spectrum perspective” on human development and possibility, as Ken Wilber described (42:09) Translation: how do we bring this framework into service? (44:20) The psyche is infinite; the fundamental humility of unknowability (46:50) Developmental movement within stages and across the arc—people are either entering, consolidating, or transitioning (48:54) What does it mean to come home to oneself? (50:29) How Byron Katie's The...

Ep. 40 (Part 1 of 3) | Beena Sharma, president of the Vertical Development Academy (VeDA), gives a beautifully cogent explanation of the 8-stage, full spectrum model of adult psychological development, Vertical Development, illuminating us not only to the characteristics of each stage of development, but the implications and ramifications of each stage, the process of human development as a whole, and how this model can help us face our current metacrisis. Beena describes how “each stage is a way of seeing the world and oneself, a constellation of our beliefs and assumptions,” and we discover that our development takes form in patterns of evolving worldviews, a progression of capacities with which we make sense of the world. On an individual level, Beena asks, “Where is your foot nailed to the floor? Where are parts of you still ahead of you? How can this framework help you make a shift?” And collectively, “What does it mean for the human being to evolve? What makes us think humans at this time are at the end of the evolutionary ladder?” Vertical development focuses on the evolving ego, and interestingly, takes us to the stage where we realize the ego itself is only a construct—and beyond. As well as a brilliant unpacking of the vertical development model, this is a profound, warm-hearted conversation, about human evolution and possibility, the dance of the dual and the nondual, the infinitude of the psyche, and what it means to come home to oneself. Recorded July 13, 2022. “The earlier the stage, the greater the gift; the later the stage, the greater the promise.” (For Apple Podcast users, https://deeptransformation.io/beena-sharma-1-vertical-development-continuous-adult-development-unlocks-potentials/ (click here to view the complete show notes on the episode page.)) Topics & Time Stamps - Part 1Introducing teacher and developmental coach Beena Sharma (01:45) The most exciting discovery in psychology is that psychological development and maturity can continue far beyond our 20s, and beyond our conception of “normality” (02:51) We are being evolved; we are transitional beings. Nature's secret is the evolutionary process (05:15) Exploring human development and the farther reaches of human possibilities: what does it mean for adults to mature? (06:52) Jane Loevinger's research showed patterns of evolving worldviews, a progression of capacities to make sense of the world, the trajectory revealed through the stories people tell (11:12) Creating space for the process of development, i.e. not using words like higher and lower, saying instead earlier and later (15:26) Maturity is coming to new understandings about what is real, giving up our assumptions, subject becomes object (18:58) Stages of development is a psychoactive model: just understanding that further development is possible helps us grow into our potentials (21:00) Using this framework in an ethical way: be careful not to use it in a reductionist way and label people as inferior; hold it lightly, the stages are idealizations (23:35) What happens over the course of development? How do we get there? Vertical development is an outcome rather than a goal (27:29) Self-centric stage: self-preservation and survival (29:32) Group-centric: the “socialized” stage, where you want to fit in and belong (32:22) Skill-centric stage: my identity is defined by what I do, not what I am (35:25) The triumph of stepping into the next worldview, the next stage (35:55) Loving people at whatever level they are at: “the earlier the stage, the greater the gift; the later the stage, the greater the promise.” (39:08) Earlier stages are not negative, but they are more limited in capacity (40:45) The crisis in parenting, in grandparenting, in ancestoring (44:29) Self-determining stage: now I am an independent agent, the master of my destiny, capable of choice and a healing objectivity (46:15) Preconventional, conventional, postconventional stages (52:04) This...

This was such a fun interview with Ryane Moates of the YouTube Channel, Ryane To The Rescue! Ryane lost her husband John in May 2021 after a horrible biking accident.  In today's episode Ryane and I chat about: ~remaining hopeful during a time of chaos ~How Ryane coped with the reality of the loss of her husband. ~ those breaking point days when EVERYTHING goes wrong! ~ realizing that YOU are responsible for taking care of EVERYTHING! ~ the birth of the idea of her YouTube Channel, Ryane To The Rescue! ~ getting "divine downloads" that help and inspire us to move forward! ~ how Ryane wants to show other women that they are powerful and capable! You can find her everywhere at Ryane To The Rescue! Check out her channel and hit SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeZNDTBHgtJD6RoZmIrwfRg Also, don't forget to sign up for our FREE workshop, the "Where Can I Meet A Guy??" Workshop For Widows happening August 1, 2022! Go to https://widow180.ck.page/meetaguy Love the podcast? Thanks! You can support us with a donation as little as $3 to keep the podcast going! Go to www.patreon.com/widow180 Please leave us a rating and review! It helps the podcast get seen by other widows around the world!    

This episode of 2Days Denarius is the conclusion of the three-part Divine and Supernatural Light series. This phrase was coined by Jonathan Edwards as a description of salvation in a sermon he preached in the 1730s that demonstrated salvation to be a supernatural work of God with no additives. Edwards's experience was much like many of the evangelical conversions in his time, that included, strong, deep periods of conviction, a true calling of the Holy Spirit in the individual, an opportunity to receive Christ, and full regeneration, which is the Holy Spirit bringing new life to the our spiritual deadness - or a new sense of things, as Edwards described it. The Doctrine of Salvation (or Soteriology, as educators call) it, is vital to get right as it gets to the core of how we can have a relationship with God. Jesus said He is the way, the truth and the life in John 14:6. He added that no one can come to the father, but through Him. All three parts of this series are essential to understanding redemption that was accomplished for us and applied for the saved to follow Christ. Much of this true gospel message has been marred in our times, but it is only the way of the cross that leads home. Email 2Days Denarius at: 2daysdenarius@gmail.com Theme song "Most of Our Time" used by permission by author and artist Steve Hereford, pastor of the Eastport Baptist Church in Jacksonville FL. He also has four Scripture song albums available on Spotify. Search "Steve Hereford."

After the loss of his Father Willie Green returns to assert himself wit new purpose and along side DJ TED PAKOUSSA the set out to make sure the CHH community has a place to reside for years to come

Podcasts to listen to: A New Sense of Faith - Guest D Audible books to listen to: Practicing The Power of Now (start with this book. Listen 1 hour a day until you've finished the book) The Power of Now (Listen 1 hour a day until finished) Transcending The Ego (Listen 1 hour a day until finished) Signs (Listen 1 hour a day until finished)

A New Sense of Faith - Guest D

Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter KC Carter. As first-year students coming into college, some students' say their home lives are shifting in big ways for the first time, leading some of them to make new connections and discover new ideas of family. In this episode of The Forum Podcasts, staff reporter KC Carter sits down with her two roommates to discuss the ways they've impacted each others' lives over the last four years as undergrads.

In this energy clearing session, Find a New Sense of Purpose as You Connect With Infinite Potential Clearing Session, we are going to be clearing anything keeping you from raising your frequency so you can connect with your infinite potential. Watch What is Energy Clearing - A Short Film - Here: youtu.be/WaB6qqbTqUU Blog: www.RobinYates.com  Facebook: www.Facebook.com/vibrationelevationn Instagram: www.instagram.com/vibrationelevationn Podcast robinyates.com/podcast Twitter twitter.com/@VibeElevation Telegram t.me/vibrationelevation photo Credit: Watch What is Energy Clearing - A Short Film - Here: youtu.be/WaB6qqbTqUU Blog: https://www.RobinYates.com  Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/vibrationelevationn Instagram: @vibrationelevationn Podcast https://robinyates.com/podcast   PRODUCTS AND COURSES  Playlists and Product Store: www.vibrationelevation.com/store photo Credit: https://unsplash.com/@shishilya

You go to college and get a degree for a career that you can see yourself doing for the rest of your life. Then, suddenly the one thing you have experience in gets taken away from you and no longer becomes available. What do you do? Jon Kaiman had this happen to him after years of enjoying his journalism career. So, how did he manage to find a new purpose and new sense of success after his dreams came crashing down?Jon Kaiman is a law student at UCLA pursuing a career in First Amendment law. Before pursuing law, he was a journalist in China, where he wrote for several US media outlets. After an event when his journalism career came to a halt, Jon had to make the big decision to shift his perspective and entire life around. In this episode of Success is Subjective, Jon joins Joanna to share his journey as he navigated his passions in college and how he went from a journalist in China to a law student in the US. Listen in for Jon's insight on how he has managed to shift his perspective of success as simply running and training for a marathon. The real feeling of success comes when you've outdone your past self and learned to enjoy the journey! What You Will LearnThe tough transition from high school to college  The challenge of being in a long distance relationship while in collegeThe different paths Jon explored after collegeHow Jon's experience studying abroad in China impacted him How Jon stumbled into a dream journalism opportunityWhen Jon's journalism career suddenly endedWhat brought Jon to pursue law school Jon's insight on success How persistence and the right perspective can improve your lifeConnect with Jon KaimanEmail jrkaiman@gmail.comConnect with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Success is Subjective on Apple PodcastSuccess is Subjective on Google PodcastSuccess is Subjective on iHeart RadioSuccess is Subjective on SpotifySuccess is Subjective on StitcherSuccess is Subjective on AmazonSuccess is Subjective on AudibleSuccess is Subjective on Tune in RadioSponsored by: College Parent Survival NetworkEmail joanna@lilleyconsulting.com

Ukraine has a long, fraught history with Russia and the Soviet Union. How do Ukrainians see themselves now? Vitaly Chernetsky, Timothy Snyder and Sevgil Musayeva join Meghna Chakrabarti. 

You can't take your path and arrive at God's purpose.

What's your sense of normal? Our family origin and environment establishes what feels normal, and whether it is good or bad, it becomes tolerated. When unloving behavior is tolerated it becomes accepted, and then the possibility of dysfunction sets in, and we begin to need it as an expression of love. If your identity is attached to others, and the status of your relationships, and you want your normal to change, you are invited to recover your identity in Jesus Christ!

Challenging his limitations after multiple reconstructive surgeries due to neuropathy, Conor talks about his journey to fulfil his goals and how he has now spread his awareness into building his personal brand; The British Motorbiker. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! @rideofyourlifepodcast @sallyhadin @thebritishmotorbiker

What is snot for? A rare bird has been spotted again! And Anna Balint chats to us about an extra sense that dogs have! All on this weeks Fun Kids Science Weekly! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Friends! In today's episode we are talking about selfies. Are they good, are they bad or are they neutral? Come explore with me how this trip to Playa Del Carmen has been so different than my previous trip there. Learn how I was able to take the attention of off myself and how I was able to be present and filled with a new sense of gratitude.    LET'S CONTINUE THIS CONVERSATION ON IG: Jackie Sanchez (@itsjackie_) • Instagram photos and videos

You prayed a prayer. You accepted Jesus into your heart. But you don't feel differently. How do you know if praying that prayer was enough and you are truly saved? Check out these 10 marks of a Christian to know for sure: 1. A New Outlook on Life 2. An Aversion to Sin 3. An Abundance of Love 4. A Hunger for the Word 5. An Attachment to the Body of Christ 6. A Removal of Shame 7. A Discovery of New Gifts 8. A New Sense of Intimacy 9. A New Sense of Fellowship 10. A Yearning to Proclaim Christ to Others. The best decision you can make today is to ask Jesus to become Lord of your life. Simply asking forgiveness for the wrongs you have committed, repent of those evil ways, and commit to following the Lord wholeheartedly. God will invite you to a new life filled with unconditional love, freedom, and peace that you have never experienced before. If you need someone to talk to that genuinely care about you, your happiness and journey with walking with Christ or if you need prayer, text or call me at (314) 334-6069 or email me at warriorofchrist2021@gmail.com. You don't have to do life alone. Jesus loves you and so do I Also subscribe to my YouTube channel "Up the Price On Your Life Plus TAX&God1st. I have daily videos sharing my testimony as well as videos to encourage and uplift during hard times in life. you can join my private community on Facebook "Up Da Price oN Ya LiFe Den aDD tax" and Instagram "upda_priceonyalife_ngod1st" If God is leading you to sow a seed, they're accepted at Go Fund Me gf.me/u/zbam9k PayPal paypal.me/warriorofchrist2021 https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=E4N37UJ4TFNXS warriorofchrist2021@gmail.com Cash Apps $FashionTips --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keanna-slater/support

A NEW SENSE OF BELONGINGUntil we had talked with complete candor of our conflicts, and had listened to someone else do the same thing, we still didn't belong.TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 57After four years in A.A. I was able to discover the freedom from the burden of buried emotions that had caused me so much pain. With the help of A.A., and extra counseling, the pain was released and I felt a complete sense of belonging and peace. I also felt a joy and a love of God that I had never experienced before. I am in awe of the power of Step Five.Need the Daily Reflection Book?Visit our web siteRead about Recovery on our BlogVisit our Facebook GroupFollow us on TwitterSupport the Podcast:- On Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailyreflection- On PayPal: https://paypal.me/dailyreflectionIf you're struggling with alcohol or addiction, or wondering how to stop drinking it's helpful to know that there's a solution that has worked for millions of people. The Daily Reflection Podcast provides hope, and inspiration through the shared experiences of people that have found a way out. 

Mrs. Gwen Lytle is more than just an amazing teacher, she's down for anything and when she's passionate about something it shows! Taking on the role as Pinckney High School's Bass Fishing Teams teacher liaison and manager she assists in communicating with the school's athletic department, makes sure the anglers are registered with their respective organizations, and even organizes the teams fundraisers, apparel and volunteers. Learning from those around her, Gwen and her team have made the Pinckney High School Bass Fishing team a 'hot commodity' at the school and has given some of the team members a new sense of pride! There is much more to come from this fast growing high school bass fishing team including a trip to Nationals! To see information on the Pinckney High School Bass Fishing Team check out the athletic department's website: https://pinckneypiratesathletics.com If you or anyone you know wants to start a bass fishing team at the high school level and have questions, send us a message! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blondegirlbehindthescenes/support

We end our MS Awareness Month programming with one of our favorite people -- The Nerdy Neurologist, Dr. Mitzi Joi Williams, MD. We chat about changing our mindsets, finding our purposes, and taking up space You can find Dr. Williams on Instagram @thenerdyneurologist and on her website at https://joilifewellness.com/ You can find us on the web at http://myelinandmelanin.com, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @myelinmelanin. You can also subscribe to us on YouTube. Consider supporting us through our Patreon -- http://patreon.com/myelinmelanin. Patrons can gain access to exclusive content, Myelin & Melanin swag & more. Your support helps us offset the cost of maintaining our website, paying for our remote recording technology, music, podcast & merchandise production, and more. As we do not get paid to produce the podcast, these are costs that come out of our pockets. This can often be a struggle. If you enjoy the podcast, please take a minute to leave us a 5-Star rating on Apple Podcasts. Stream the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Play and everywhere you listen to podcasts. Peace!   

We're stopping by two local watering holes this week on the Downtown Dish! Meg and Jeff Evans of Mean Mule Distilling Co. sit down to share what they have going through Sunday for The Pitch's Craft Cocktail Week (spoiler: it's a steal!). Plus, Greg Bland stops by to share what's new at Stockyards Brewing Company, including their heated patios & new merch. Plus: winter fashion with New Sense of Style, a momentous celebration for Buck O'Neil & more!

Earlier this summer, Alex sat down with designer and speech therapist, Aliya Wanek to discuss a new sense of gather, how her brand came to be, and self-care as a priority.  Connect with Aliya here:  @aliyawanek Shop with Aliya here: aliyawanek.com ———— hey, girl. is mixed & produced by Wayne Bertram. Order Alex's new book, After the Rain here or on alexelle.com Connect with Alex on Instagram: @alex_elle @theheygirlpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Every U.S. election is billed as the most important election of our time, but the 2020 election has a new sense of urgency and division says the editor of Indian Country Today (ICT). “The urgency is that so many decisions are being made so quickly,” says Mark Trahant. “But, the partisan divide is about as bitter and rancour as any time since the U-S civil war. On this episode of Face to Face, Mark Trahant explains what’s at stake for Native Americans in this upcoming election.

Every U.S. election is billed as the most important election of our time, but the 2020 election has a new sense of urgency and division says the editor of Indian Country Today (ICT). “The urgency is that so many decisions are being made so quickly,” says Mark Trahant. “But, the partisan divide is about as bitter and rancour as any time since the U-S civil war. On this episode of Face to Face, Mark Trahant explains what’s at stake for Native Americans in this upcoming election.

New York City has closed some of its streets to cars during the pandemic, and some people in one neighborhood have really taken advantage of it. Mike Sugerman has the story from Jackson Heights, Queens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hey Leo! A few snaps, but don’t forget that you are love. Your reading is ready when you are ~ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A new sense is being awakened in human beings? How do you use it? Can you feel it happening? For such a long time, the sense of unity has been in a dormant state, it was kept dormant because it was under control by the patriarchal system.  A new sense that has always been inside of you...  ... and now is happening... Use it, at all times, for your goal is being accomplished in every step .... in every heartbeat...   I am you Magdala.  

What is the role of art and icons in reconciling religion with queerness? I invite my self-identified "walking strap-on" artistic friend Mary to let me into her journey growing up queer in the Eastern Orthodox Church. We talk through moments of accepting certain religious comforts while desiring to express queerness through alternative spiritualities. Mary walks us step by step through her artistic process as a means of thinking through creative theological spaces. 

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Before we get started with this week’s episode, I am exited to share that in the near future I’ll be sharing one or more episodes about racist memorabilia. I’m in the process of connecting with an expert in multiculturalism to teach us about this important topic. More soon! For now, let’s tune in with Dyanne’s beautiful story of creating a new sense of home. Dyanne’s Story About 10 years ago, Dyanne Kelley was going through a divorce, relocating to a new city and state, and starting a new job. She had just three weeks to sort through and pack up 25 years of accumulated belongings. Not only was she moving quickly, she was also downsizing significantly. Dyanne shares about the process of moving so quickly, insights about her relationship with her belongings, and how she unexpectedly created a new sense of home. Thank you, Dyanne, for sharing your story with us! Dyanne is a Soulfire Woman writer, speaker, coach and psychotherapist. You can connect with her at soulfirewoman.com. Join her email list and receive a FREE guided imagery for navigating these challenging times. It will help you transform difficult emotions into hope and a promise for brighter days ahead. If you’re interested in sharing your story of Purification on the podcast, reach out! I love sharing people's Purification stories so we can learn from and connect with each other. If your story is a fit for the show, we can set up an interview or you can submit a write-up of your story for me to share. Email me at michael@letspurify.energy. About Dyanne As a Soulfire Woman writer, speaker, coach, psychotherapist, and with a dash of midlife humor, Dyanne connects you to the deepest, wisest part of yourself for lasting change – to your own true nature, your divine feminine power. Dyanne blogs about travel, midlife, feminine power and the lessons she’s learned from walking her Australian Shepherd, Penelope, on the beach. She is the author of Soulfire Woman: How to Torch Your Past, Ignite Your Present and Set Your Soul on Fire. With over twenty years of experience as a psychotherapist, Dyanne guided and coached others in emotional self-healing at a transformational level. Through these experiences and through her own midlife healing journey she discovered women have their own distinct pathway to healing and reigniting the Soulfire Woman within. Connect with Dyanne Website: soulfirewoman.com Email list sign up: CLICK HERE and receive Dyanne’s free guided imagery for hope and healing during these challenging times Facebook: @midlifesoulfirewoman Instagram: @soulfirewoman Twitter: @soulfirewoman Until we meet again for more stories and Purification explorations, keep on Purifying!

Sometimes life happens to us in ways that we could never anticipate, but we have to find ways to see the light in every situation. Today’s guest, Zach Schmitz, currently works at SC Johnson and is studying for his MBA. 2 years ago, Zach experienced a traumatic injury that shifted the course of his life forever.    In this interview, Zach shares his story, along with his recovery process and his journey to finding a new sense of normalcy. He discusses how to shift your mindset to find positivity in dark moments, and how to maintain a sense of realism within that normalcy.    Join Danny Bader in this conversation to hear more about Zach’s inspiring story and how he chooses to find positivity every day.    Show Highlights:    Zach talks about who he is and what he’s currently doing in his career  Zach shares a traumatic experience he had after college that altered his life forever Zach discusses what his surgery and recovery process from his spinal cord injury entailed  Maintaining a sense of realism and positivity can be the most difficult part of recovery  There can be dark times when trying to accept a new sense of normalcy, but once you recognize this there are strategies to help you move forward  Having supportive family and friends can make a huge impact on maintaining positivity  Being support is just as important as seeking support  Reprogramming your thoughts to find the best in every situation is crucial to overcome negative thoughts  Zach talks about this current position at SC Johnson and how they’ve supported him  Everything happens for a reason and sometimes we just have to trust God’s plan  Zach shares basic principles to help you get through difficult situations    Links:    https://www.dannybader.com   Contact Zach:    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zach.schmitz.73   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zschmitz2013/?hl=en

What happens when we not only change our perspective, but change how we see ourselves altogether? In this episode you'll have the opportunity to listen in and follow along as I guide an audience member through a process of using movement to dismantle his assumptions about himself. You'll see that at times there's incredibly fertile soil in confusion - that in fact comfort with "not knowing" is exactly what's needed for creative problem solving. Along the way you'll hear how together Glenn and I create a context for his own brilliance to emerge. I hope you enjoy.

Welcome back to the sixth episode of Couture & Construction, an uplifting podcast dedicated to the many different aspects of the luxury building industry. Our first guest back since the start of the pandemic is none other than the fun, sassy & incredibly talented interior designer, Julie Couch! Andrew sits down with Julie to discuss what "home" means now with your family and the pandemic, as well as her company Julie Couch Interiors.

Our first episode recorded with video. We discuss Rob's cross-country from Florida to California, cover recent aviation news, and answer online questions.

Back in the 60s and 70s people were going out to "find themselves", which was going in the wrong direction. You need to find your purpose in Jesus Christ, through the Holy Spirit seeking God's will in your life. There's an Ethiopian church that meets at one of my church's houses. They trace their beliefs to 2 people in the Bible. Those 2 people had a purpose. What's yours? Bible Verse in this Episode: Acts 8:26-39 If you want to find your purpose in life, first become a born-again believer by praying this prayer... “Dear Lord Jesus, I know I am a sinner. I believe You died for my sins. Right now, I turn from my sins and open the door of my heart and life to you. I confess You as my personal Lord and Savior. Thank You for saving me. Amen.” More on my blog... Soli Deo Gloria - to God Alone be the Glory! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seek-the-truth/message

Wir stellen alle unsere Radiosendungen kostenfrei zur Verfügung. Unterstütze uns mit einer Spende. Schon ein kleiner Beitrag hilft Radio evolve. Danke. Wenn du eine Spende als normale Überweisung vornehmen möchtest, so erreicht uns das unter: emerge bewusstseinskultur e.V. IBAN: DE11 4306 0967 6028 9037 00 – BIC: GENODEM1GLS – Verwendungszweck: Spende Radio evolve Ein Gespräch … New Sense Organs for a Global Consciousness Read More »

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From climate change to recycling, consumers have a new sense of urgency and anxiety about sustainability issues and are scrutinizing their lives to find ways they can act. At the same time, they are also looking to companies for solutions.

Preacher: Derrick Dawson  Scripture: Exodus 2:1-14

EP 21: Chris ran his first 10k, the FORTitude, and Amanda has started her 200 hour Yoga Alliance Teacher Training. Amanda and Chris sit down with Leslie VanDerven of Welcome Home Organizing and Feng Shui. Leslie gets real on how you can declutter and vamp up the energy and functionality in your home. Tune in for top 3 tips to Feng Shui your home, how to juice up your bedroom, and get back to your goals.    Connect with Leslie: WelcomeHomeOrganizing.com   Topics You’ll Hear: Feng Shui, organize, declutter, energy, staging   Heart Focus Moment: Walt Disney   Find us on Instagram! @RealEstateReadyPodcast

As fire season gets ready to blaze into full force communities around California are getting ready too. In some places this means clearing out excess vegetation, elsewhere it means hardening homes to make them more resilient to fire -- but no matter the work, it's more and more clear that Californians are approaching it with a new sense of urgency prompted by the past two years of devastating fire seasons.  There is still more work to be done, and if we're lucky more time to do it, so on this edition of In Depth we speak to fire prevention experts to learn what steps we should all be taking to make sure our communities are well prepared if a major wildfire should strike.  Host: KCBS reporter Keith Menconi Guests:  Todd Lando, executive coordinator at Fire Safe Marin Lucas Spelman, Cal Fire Battalion Chief  Resources Firewise, a national program from the National Fire Protection Association, which recognizes communities that meet certain fire safety standards and provides those communities with support. Learn how to become a Firewise site here. And learn how to prepare your home for wildfire here.   Cal Fire's Ready Fore Wildfire website with more helpful information on how to prevent the spread of wildfires. 

Maybe that negative self-talk track is actually a key to getting back on track?

Omri Tal (CPNSS/LSE) gives a talk at the MCMP Colloquium (17 April, 2013) titled "From Shannon's Axiomatic Approach to a New Sense of Biological Information". Abstract: Shannon famously remarked that a single concept of information could not satisfactorily account for the numerous possible applications of the general field of communication theory. Recent interest in assessing the ‘population signal’ from genetic samples has mainly focused on empirical results. I employ some basic principles from Shannon’s work on information theory (Shannon 1948) to develop a measure of information for extracting ‘population structure’ from genetic data. This sense of information is somewhat less abstract than entropy or Kolmogorov Complexity and is utility-oriented. Specifically, given a collection of genotypes sampled from known multiple populations I would like to quantify the potential for correct classification of genotypes of unknown origin. Motivated by Shannon's axiomatic approach in deriving a unique information measure for communication, I first identify a set of intuitively justifiable criteria that any such quantitative information measure should satisfy. I will show that standard information-theoretic concepts such as mutual information or relative entropy cannot satisfactorily account for this sense of information, necessitating a decision-theoretic approach.

Hey, this is at least semi-momentous! It's podcast episode #200 (not counting 589 episodes of AMX as of this posting). Yaaay! The trail has helped teach what it means to just stinkin' keep on keeping on. This is also the first Dreadisode in a while. The Spaniard tells ol' Dread about recent and upcoming trips and recordings, a new sense of mission, and a new awareness of what it takes to balance work and family. It's reflection suitable for hitting the double-century mark. You'll even hear a new Spaniardism!

On this episode of What's Online Podcast, we start the conversation off by discussing the difference corn and maize. Do you know the difference? If you do email us at imwhatsonline@gmail.com. After taking a couple weeks off we finally return with great news...Tangled Headphones released their most recent EP, A New Sense! Listen to it today wherever you stream music. Ryan has been watching a lot of bad 80's horror movies, which caused him to start thinking about how there are so many movies that were title first & plot second. Kurt has continued to listen to bad local radio stations which made him have a lot of bird opinions. Dan performs a new stand up bit and he'd like you all to hear what he has to offer. We have a very special guest this episode that you won't even believe!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-online-podcast/support

At 48 years of age, Debs life flipped over and left her with a son, no viable career and suddenly premenopausal, she was in shock ‘menopause’ started so young for her!  Not prepared for that, it took Debs 6 years of learning, experimenting and tears to manage her symptoms, but also to hear the lessons nature was teaching her. She slowly began to emerge with renewed strength, wisdom and vitality. During the 6-years Debs studied and became a Yoga teacher deepening her own spiritual training but one thing eluded her, how to make a living from her spiritual gifts. Going back to work in an office she became ill. In the ensuing recovery period, she had a dream and ‘heard’ a voice say, “You have four presents all wrapped in shiny paper, gifts on four levels, go and share them with perimenopausal women”. That was unexpected, but that dream was powerful and she knew, going back to office life was not an option. What became an option Debs created a retreat, advertised it and to her delight gained clients.  Life offers us doorways you can ignore or take and if you take a risk it can create your new path.  Debs asks “What would you love to do, you’d do it for love?” Debs offers this suggestion, since nature has a gift for you, if you are wondering about your future, once you recalibrate yourself then identify and gather all your skills together with a new sense of self then you are ready to move forward faster so get the best business mentor or coach you can. The greatest benefit Debs now experiences is the feeling of being deeply content with her life and you can too. To learn more visit debsdevries.com/blog  & YouTube: Debs de Vries Menopause Mentoring.

Luke 19:1-10 ESV

We find ourselves at the intersection of relationships with God (or something greater), others, and ourselves. Sometimes those relationships are unbalanced or fractured, but Jesus came to put them back together in love. When all of those relationships align, we find a new sense of purpose and an empowering sense of self.

One of the benefits of cultivating some higher end self awareness is that we start to call ourselves out on the stuff that doesn’t serve us or other people very well. Not that long ago I became aware of aspects of my humor that fell into this category. I actually found it stunning the frequency… Read more The post Your new sense of humor appeared first on tenderfoot yogi.

Summary of Brenda’s January 29, 2016, channeled, 15-minute Creation Energies show at  http://www.BlogTalkRadio.com / brenda-hoffman:  Don’t fret or fear if your earth dream has not yet materialized. If you feel a need for downtime/quiet time/alone time, you’ve created your earth dream it just has not yet materialized – but it will when you allow it to be so. For you create your reality. Your need for alone time is preparation for your next phase – waiting for your dream to materialize when the time is right for you. You've Added a New Sense to Your Repertoire is the title of this week's Brenda's Blog for www.LifeTapestryCreations.com Overview of the February 5, 2016, Creation Energiesshow: Those of you revisiting an issue you thought completed, you're now the audience and no longer on stage. Those of you who created your earth dream, please share your earth dream creation with others. And those of you finding a need for quiet time, please honor that need. All of you listening to this channel will fall into one of these three phases for you have climbed your 3D mountain of fear and rolled down your hill to joy. Brenda's Blog and her Creation Energies show contain different channeled information.

A message from Dr. Joel Hunter on October 18, 2015

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dattrax mini bio part 11… JIM: “My earliest recollections of listening to music, was listening to my Dad belting out the entire Beatles catalogue from the back seat of our yellow Volkswagen beetle- Hey, it was the seventies! My Dad had a decent collection of vinyl, the entire Beatles collection, a serious Elvis collector and a huge country western collection. It only ever seemed strange to other people, a Greek guy who liked country. I grew up around it, so I thought everybody’s Dad liked country. I still remember me and my sister trying to get him not to sing “make the world go away” in the shower because we needed a quiet room to record, Duran Duran’s “The Reflex”, from the radio. Having an older sister in the eighties, makes you an automatic fan of stuff like the Culture Club, Wham, Cindy Lauper, Madonna, and the Eurythmics. It was all great, and it was our top 40, our New Kids on the Block/N’Sync/Britney/Christina/Beyonce/Lady Gaga or whatever. Enter High School, enter cliques, and enter personality definition through music. I grew up on a steady diet of what was then alternative pop music, Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, New Order, The Smiths, Erasure… If it had an electronic feel, a steady kick and it made you happy one day and sad the next, that’s what I listen to. I didn’t paint my nails black and put on the Cure make up, but a steady diet of Joy Division, will make you think about it. Just kidding, my families’ Greek and they hit hard!” BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com This was an all vinyl house mix.