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This sermon is based on Ezekiel 24:15-24. God's ways are better than our own ways. - Pastor Jason Heim - Sunday, July 14, 2024

This sermon is based on Ezekiel 24:15-24. God's ways are better than our own ways. - Pastor Jason Heim - Sunday, July 14, 2024

In observance of International Holocaust Rememberance Day (Jan. 27) we're listening to and discussing Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish Tango, the acclaimed 2023 CD with new music and songs based on poetry and other writing by several women who are, or were, Holocaust survivors in Toronto. These songs recall their terrible and traumatic experiences during the Holocaust, including sexual abuse and torture. Some of the songs were collected and adapted by Dr. Paula David, a social worker, from a group of survivors in the Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group at the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care in Toronto who wrote poetry together to deal with their trauma. Others were adapted from the diary of Molly Applebaum, a Holocaust survivor in Toronto. The music, which is mostly new for this CD, is performed by Toronto's Payadora Tango Ensemble along with several soloists. Our guest to discuss Silent Tears is Vicky Ash-Shifris. She lives in Jerusalem and works as a Yiddish teacher and translator. She translated four of the songs on the CD into Yiddish. For additional info on Silent Tears, visit Executive Producer Dan Rosenberg's website: https://danrosenberg.net/silent_tears_the_last_yiddish_tango_info_and_press or, to audition and purchase the CD, visit its Six Degrees Records album page: https://payadoratangoensemble.bandcamp.com/album/silent-tears-the-last-yiddish-tango Music: Aviva Chernick with Payadora Tango Ensemble: Silent Tears (Words: Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group, Paula David, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Rebekah Wolkstein) Aviva Chernick with Payadora Tango Ensemble: The Numbers on My Arm (Words: Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group, Paula David, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Rebekah Wolkstein) Aviva Chernick and Olga Avigail Mieleszczuk with Payadora Tango Ensemble: Don't Let Us Starve (Words: Molly Applebaum, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Artur Gold) Lenka Lichtenberg: A Victim Of Mengele (Words: Terrace Holocaust Survivors Group, Paula David, Dan Rosenberg; Music: Rebekah Wolkstein) Henry Carrey: Tu Beshvat (Music and Lyrics by Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman) Intro instrumental music: DEM HELFANDS TANTS, an instrumental track from the CD Jeff Warschauer: The Singing Waltz Air date: January 24, 2024

Überlebende Holocaust-Frauen aus Osteuropa sind nach dem Krieg ins Exil nach Kanada gegangen. Sie haben nach Jahrzehnten das Schweigen gebrochen und erzählen ihre Geschichte in Form von vertonten Gedichten auf dem jiddischsprachigen Album „Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish Tango“. Sie sprechen von Folter, Verlust von Kindern und sexuellem Missbrauch. Marlene Küster berichtet.

Matthew and James sit down with Tom Gillespie, long time Leonard resident.  Tom has lead an incredible life, from growing up in an orphanage to serving in Vietnam and on to being a Police Officer, Judge, and now Author. His two books "Silent Tears" and "Vietnam A Week in December 1969" explain what made Tom the way he is and the decisions he had to make.  Press Release:  One Week in December 1969, is a compelling read that appreciates a group of soldiers who served in the Vietnam War 1969. This book explains the event that took place in a matter of a week and was important enough to impact a certain timeline in history. Without these soldiers and their efforts, the world may not have been the same. These events have been sworn to secrecy, up until now. Tom Gillespie has finally been able to openly discuss all of the important events that took place during this time. He explains all of the precautions and the details that are necessary takes in this story. Tom Gillespie has been a law officer, a Constable, a judge, and the owner-operator of his own private security agency. In his book, you will learn more about his experience as a government contractor with a Top Secret Clearance. Tom Gillespie is not a famous person, but he should be. Few, if any, people in history have impacted world events on as large a scale as Tom Gillespie did in one week and gone completely unnoticed. Get copies of this particularly interesting read and enjoy a book that will help you realize how big the world is and how we remain unaware of the truth and sacrifices people make daily. Vietnam – One Week in December 1969 is out now on Amazon. About The Author Tom Gillespie is a noteworthy man who has lived with secrets no one was made aware of. He is not one to brag and certainly keeps himself busy. Vietnam is not his first book, and his previous release, “Silent Tears,” is his story about his childhood which is equally impressionable. He is a simple man who has stuck by his vows and lived a peculiarly secret life.

Silent tears poem. Sometimes our pain is what pushes us into our purpose. I have used writing as a way to express my pain and connect with others. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yemojaspeaks/support

Get out your modems, your IBM 701 laptop with the butterfly keyboard, and ... unfortunately, your hankies, because we're going to be doing an equal amount of l33t haxoring and ugly crying today. That's right, the #SummerOfSandra has a body count now ... Music credits: "Summer Sport Rock," by 331 "Funeral March," by Allen Grey "Memorial," by Nuclear Metal "Silent Tears," by Purple Planet "Sad Funeral Song," by Fugu Vibes "Funeral," by Alex Bird "Choir Angels," by _Blacksmith_ Special thanks to Baby Bee Carys for the theme music! Subscribe to our Patreon at Patreon.com/BSCCPodcast and support the show at Bit.ly/RattlesnakeJake! Advertise on The Baby-Sitters Club Club via Gumball.fm --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jack-shepherd8/support

This special WMI Plus At Home Session commemorates Yom HaShoah - Holocaust Remembrance Day.  Join members of the Payadora Tango Ensemble and Lenka Lichtenberg with journalist/music producer Dan Rosenberg  as they present stories and music from Silent Tears: the Last Yiddish Tango (Six Degrees Records), a project based on poems, testimonies, and writings of women who were subjected to sexual violence and torture during the Holocaust. Some songs are from a project led by Dr. Paula David, a social worker at a Toronto Jewish care home who helped survivors to process their trauma by writing collective poetry. Others are from Molly Applebaum, a Toronto-based author, who, during her adolescent years, was buried underground in a small wooden box in a barn in Poland during the war.More about Silent Tears: The Last Yiddish TangoWMI Plus At Home experiences are supported by a grant from Con Edison and world music lovers like you. We thank you!Support the showStay in touch with us! Join our newsletter

Nei decenni fra le due guerre mondiali, il tango godette in Polonia di una particolare popolarità, e se si può addirittura ritenere che Varsavia sia stata all'epoca la capitale europea del tango, di certo è stata la capitale mondiale del tango in yiddish: degli oltre tremila brani di tango creati in quel periodo da compositori e parolieri polacchi, molti infatti erano di autori ebrei. Allestito in Canada, prodotto da Dan Rosenberg (che nel 2018 aveva curato Yiddish Glory, su canzoni inedite scritte durante la seconda guerra mondiale da ebrei dell'Unione Sovietica, molti dei quali soldati dell'Armata rossa), e pubblicato dall'etichetta Six Degrees con il patrocinio di istituzioni canadesi, Silent Tears non si limita alla rievocazione - con le belle interpretazioni delle vocalist e degli strumentisti del Payadora Tango Ensemble - di un fenomeno musicale e culturale: i testi dei brani sono originali, e basati su scritti di donne sopravvissute alla Shoa e arrivate in Canada dopo la fine della guerra. Le musiche sono in parte originali, ma concepite nello stile dei tanghi polacchi degli anni trenta, e in parte di autori dell'epoca: in particolare di Artur Gold, morto nel '43 nel campo di Treblinka.

1-Il campo profughi di Jenin di nuovo in lutto. Almeno 9 palestinesi uccisi durante un raid dell'esercito israeliano. Per fermare l'escalation Joe Biden manda in Cisgiordania il segretario di stato Antony Blinken. “ urge porre fine al ciclo di violenza che ha causato troppe vittime innocenti” 2-Ucraina. Un' altra linea rossa rischia di essere oltrepassata mentre si allontana sempre di più una soluzione politica.Dopo i carri armati Kiev ha chiesto aerei da combattimento. La Corsa alle armi ha azzerato ogni tentativo di mediazione e rischia di provocare uno scontro diretto tra Russia e Nato. Lo speciale di Esteri con Roberto Festa e Martina Stefanoni. 3-Effetto Ucraina. In Africa dopo aver sfrattato la Francia dal Mali, il gruppo Wagner tenta il bis in Burkina Faso. Parigi ritirerà le sue truppe entro "un mese", come richiesto dal governo locale. Subentreranno i paramilitari russi per combattere i jihadisti. ( Francesco Giorgini) 4-Birmania. Il colpo di Stato militare del primo febbraio 2021 ha cancellato anni di progressi nella lotta al traffico di droga. Secondo l'onu nel 2022 la produzione del papavero è aumentato dell'88% rispetto all'anno precedente. 6-Silent Tears, The Last Yiddish Tango: Musica e sritti , basati su testimonianze di donne sopravvissute alla Shoah. ( Marcello Lorrai)

Where do your pushed-down feelings go? You're holding on to those trauma patterns and allowing yourself to suffer on the inside, and they just keep building.  What happens when the dam breaks or you continue to never feel and become numb to everything? No feeling lasts forever. Model to your kids that they can just be themselves, respectfully and unapologetically, by embracing all your feelings.     Push play now to hear:    

Kelly Castellani was in a 23-year-old marriage that nearly cost her her life. She bravely shares her story about years of emotional abuse in hopes to raise awareness that one in four women is being abused. She and her husband, Bob, created Silent Tears which gives financial support to organizations that take care of women and children who have left abusive relationships. She knows that sometimes it can seem harder to leave than to stay, and she wants women to have dignified places where they can go for safety. Kelly will continue to fight for education and awareness and victim dignity.She knows that talking about this will ultimately save lives! https://www.wyff4.com/article/upstate-family-funds-more-than-20-grants-to-help-victims-of-domestic-violence-abuse/28198917#https://www.safeharborsc.org/https://silenttearssc.org/https://nami.org/help5 Signs of Emotional AbuseThey are Hyper-Critical or Judgmental Towards You. ...They Ignore Boundaries or Invade Your Privacy. ...They are Possessive and/or Controlling. ...They are Manipulative. ...They Often Dismiss You and Your Feelings.

In this episode, we leave his silent tears to discuss hers so we can transition into "Theirs". Along with this, we set up next week's episode in the Series.. "Soul Connections". Enjoy and bonus points for whomever catches my minor mistake during our live recording

In this episode, we move on from the mind to the heart and this one is going to take a few episodes because it's time for a "heart transplant". This is part one of the series in which we start the "surgery process" while dealing with the "silent tears" we all cry sometimes. So, enjoy and stay tuned-in till the end so you can really understand why it's "His & Hers" this week; but next week it will be "Hers & His". Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/miraclz1/support

This episode talks about the seasons of a person's life. We have to know when it is time to close one season to bring forth a new season. It discusses how the trees bring in a new season and how it prepares so it may grow. It talks about how we as humans have to be willing to know when it our season. We have to know how to prepare for each season! The post Ep. 19|Silent Tears|Seasons appeared first on Silent Tears.

This episode talks about the need to go all in within your life, marriage, business, and so much more. It teaches us that no matter the circumstances that we have to be willing to give it all we got. It challenges you to give more effort to produce the results yo need. Are you willing to go to the distance. The post Ep. 18|Silent Tears|Go All In appeared first on Silent Tears.

(English) Inspired by Supreme Master Ching Hai's profound poetry collection Silent Tears, this spectacular musical takes us on a magical train ride to 16 countries across 6 continents. We accompany Joy, a bitter, bereaved mother, and Pete, a worldly coming-of-age youth. Guided by a jovial and mysterious conductor, they're in for the journey of their lives – each to find a new kind of peace. At every destination, enjoy breathtaking musical numbers by Academy, Grammy, Tony and Emmy Award-winning composers, ...

A time to move on podcast discuss life after 2020’s pandemic that swept across the world. It is acknowledging the people we lost and embracing the truths of the pandemic while also seeing the bright side of it all. Did you suffer through depression during the pandemic? Were you lonely? Did you believe there was nothing beneficial about being quarantined? This podcast illustrates the things we can even do now to enhance our lives despite the trauma of 2020. The post Ep. 17|Silent Tears|A Time To Move On appeared first on Silent Tears.

On this episode, my guest is Bem Pever. He is a filmmaker and producer. He has worked on projects like Halita, Silent Tears and 4th Republic. We talk about how he selects directors, crew roles that are in demand, and his other filmmaking ambitions. Guest's Socials: https://www.instagram.com/reginaudalor (https://www.instagram.com/bempever/) Continue the conversation here: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @selegotfilm @thenaijafilmpod --- DONATE: https://paystack.com/pay/thenaijafilmpod

Loving the Silent Tears by SupremeMasterTV

In season 4, episode 8 we talk about the pettiest break ups, all things inauguration, and crying silent tears. Follow & Subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/starringmilana https://www.instagram.com/starringmilana/ https://twitter.com/starringmilana   Produced by: Noire Notebook Productions

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This podcast is the first podcast of the year to discuss how challenging the year 2020 has been. It discusses the tips to be able to maintain during a pandemic and to live a happier life amidst chaos all around you. The post Ep. 15|Silent Tears|Life Goes On appeared first on Silent Tears.

This podcast illustrates the need for love in a chaotic world. The year 2020 was one of the roughest t years many have experienced. It tested you will power to be able to stay in isolation and quarantine away from others. It revealed how well we manage our money. Families faced with unemployment at alarmingly massive numbers. A lot of families worried about having a roof over their heads. Death swept many nations. Yet, we are still here to tell […] The post Ep. 16|Silent Tears|A Time To Love appeared first on Silent Tears.

(Chinese) Silent Tears, written by Master Ching Hai, vividly describes the heartfelt, sincere voice of a truth seeker. Through the first-person accounts, readers may experience the perfect journey of a truth seeker in their spirit. Abstract “You pour light on the entire creation, But leave me alone in darkness! My soul cries and cries till it finally breaks., You wouldn’t care. Master, it ’s said that You are everywhere. Why is it that in my house You never set foot?? It ...

() In commemoration of the 19th Anniversary of Supreme Master Ching Hai Day, a musical based on Supreme Master Ching Hai’s Silent Tears poetry collection, Loving the Silent Tears, premiered on October 27, 2012 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California, USA. On one of North America’s largest stages of its kind, the audience was taken on a journey in search of inner peace to 16 countries across six continents, through the artistry of the world's best performers. May each one find his ...

() In commemoration of the 19th Anniversary of Supreme Master Ching Hai Day, a musical based on Supreme Master Ching Hai’s Silent Tears poetry collection, Loving the Silent Tears, premiered on October 27, 2012 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California, USA. On one of North America’s largest stages of its kind, the audience was taken on a journey in search of inner peace to 16 countries across six continents, through the artistry of the world's best performers. May each one find his ...

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In this episode, we have Femi Odugbemi, founder of ZURI24 Media. He's a Nigerian documentary filmmaker, screenwriter, cinematographer, director, producer and photographer. A voting member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in the United States and most recently the Academy Director (West Africa) for the Multichoice Talent Factory. His works include popular Nigerian soap opera titled Tinsel which has been running for 11 years. Interviewing him on set is Ummi Yakubu, a producer, writer, editor game designer and developer. Some of her works are 4th Republic, Silent Tears and uprooted. Join us as we listen to their Journey in Entrepreneurship in the Entertainment industry.

Without a doubt, this pandemic has been a tough one for all of us to navigate. But, for those suffering from intimate partner violence (IPV) worldwide. stay at home orders can mean their lives are now at greater danger. According to the CDC, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience physical violence by their intimate partner at some point during their lifetimes. About 1 in 3 women and nearly 1 in 6 men experience some form of sexual abuse during their lifetimes.   We thought it necessary to have Dr. Shanita Brown, a licensed professional counselor, join us to talk about this important issue. Dr. Shanita Brown is also a speaker, educator, and trainer who fosters a transformative and empowering dialogue about intimate partner violence. She established a platform to break the silence and empower change regarding intimate partner violence and mental health through education, empowerment, and inspiration.   Dr. Brown has over 15 years of experience in the clinical mental health field, providing individual counseling in private practice, academic, and community mental health settings. Her extensive service includes work with N.C. Domestic Violence Commission Taskforce, SafeSpace Agency, and she most recently served on the Board of Directors for N.C. Coalition Against Sexual Assault. In this episode, we discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on those who suffer from IPV, how they can get help during this time, and how loved ones can support them. Tune in to this critical episode.   We wish you the very best during this tough time and hope this episode will help you navigate a new normal. Have topics that you'd love us to cover during this pandemic that will help you navigate it all? Let us know. Please email us at hello@theartofbalancingitall.com.   Stay safe, and see you in two weeks! Dr. Brown's Toolkit:   National Domestic Violence Hotline - National Coalition Against Domestic Violence Dr. Shanita Brown's Blog   Reach out!   Dr. Shanita Brown   Instagram: @drshanitabrown | Twitter @DrSBrown | Facebook: @Dr.ShanitaBrown Website: https://www.drshanitabrown.com/

Kat Smutz grew up in the Southern Appalachian Mountain, in a small North Georgia town. A love of history grew out of listening to her parents’ stories of growing up in an isolated region of the Smoky Mountains. She began writing in high school, an obsession that eventually led to a career in journalism with detours into engineering, law enforcement and teaching.In 2009, Smutz retired to work on publishing some of the sixty-plus manuscripts she had written over the years. Her first three books were non-fiction works on the American Civil War, a subject she knows well after more than forty years as a civil war researcher.Her first historical fiction, Silent Tears, is the story of an abused wife learning to stand on her own in a Victorian society that allowed women few rights.Her next book, as yet untitled, is about a young woman who becomes separated from her family when the American Civil War erupts. She takes on the guise of a boy and earns her way by spying while she tries to find her way home. “As unlikely as the story sounds, hundreds of women dressed as men and joined the army during the civil war,” Smutz points out. “Spies who were female weren’t at all uncommon.”Frequent travel is part of life for Smutz, thanks to her husband’s career as a federal law enforcement officer. Home is wherever the job lands them, and it does provide opportunities to visit new places and meet new people, which inspire Smutz’s work.Works by Kat SmutzNon-FictionAmerican Slavery In An HourAmerican Civil War In An HourAbraham Lincoln In An HourHistorical FictionSilent TearsContributed worksClay County Heritage Book, recollections by descendants of Clay County, NC, pioneersWater’s Edge, an anthology by the Evergreen Writers Group

This podcast is to speak of the joys that come knowing your triumph is coming. There is always hope no matter the circumstances you face. If you need words of encouragement, then this podcast is a must-listen for you! If you have any questions about today’s podcast, then you can email me at ep@enapuckett.com. Be Encouraged! The post Ep. 14|Silent Tears|Your Triumph is Coming appeared first on Silent Tears.

Mindfulness and the understanding of independence, dependence , and codependence.

El vocalista de Fabeiro estuvo con nosotros y nos contó sobre su agrupación y la creación de su nuevo videoclip "Silent Tears".

Sustainable success lies at the intersection of your self, your health and then your wealth. And if you don’t master yourself then you can forget about the other two ‘ealths’. This is where today’s guest comes in. Lisa Bondarenko is an acclaimed counsellor, author, speaker and just an awesome human! Early on, she spent many years enjoying a successful corporate career in Human Resources, Marketing & Event Management. But like all of us, there was a moment in life that forced Lisa to take a step outside of safety and to jump into something new. So as a mature age student she walked away from her successful career to immerse herself at university for four years in all things “social science and counselling”. There she was able to solidify her lifetime love of human wiring and behaviour, with knowledge and understanding that has equipped her with a stronger and deeper framework. A framework that helps her to work with individuals, groups and organisations in health and wellbeing from a holistic mental, emotional and physical perspective.  Lisa now drives her successful business Eshé Counselling where she specialises in infertility, grief and loss, self-esteem and marriage and relationship counselling. In early 2014, she launched Adelaide’s first ever health retreat, Mind Heart Body - working with some of Adelaide’s leading experts in health and wellbeing. Lisa helps you to live consciously and proactively, as well as develop increased self-awareness, insight and skills to not only survive but thrive in today’s challenging world. She has also written a fantastic book called ‘Silent Tears’ – her personal account of the highs, lows and everything in between that is experienced by a growing number of families facing IVF and fertility crises.  It’s a story that has you laughing and crying at the same time. It’s a real life road map for surviving, overcoming and finding hope amidst pain and despair. Lisa is a proud wife, mumma bear, blogger, author, public speaker, budding musician with an awesome singing voice, a lover of fresh flowers and a talented power shopper! Lisa always tells it how it is with humble and side-splitting humour, so if you are looking for that catalyst for your courage then you’re really going to enjoy this great conversation with Lisa ‘Bondy’ Bondarenko.   Lisa's book recommendation: The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman Get Invested is the podcast dedicated to time poor professionals who want to work less and live more. Join Bushy Martin, one of Australia’s top 10 property specialists, as he and his influential guests share know-how on the ways investing in property can unlock the life you always dreamed about and secure your financial future. Remember to subscribe on your favourite podcast player, and if you're enjoying the show please leave us a review. Find out more about Get Invested here https://bushymartin.com.au/get-invested-podcast/  Want to connect with Bushy? Get in touch here https://bushymartin.com.au/contact/  This show is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

This podcast is to illustrate how to let go the hurt of the past to live in a more promising future. Pain is the gateway to confusion, anger, and depression. This episode will teach us how to learn the lesson from the past while using it to fuel a better future. Your Past Doesn’t Equal Your Future The post Ep. 13|Silent Tears|Your Past Doesn’t Equal Your Future appeared first on Silent Tears.

This podcast is to illustrate a story of how one person’s pain can have an effect on other people. It teaches us the importance of love and how to treat a person the way they deserve to influence them to become the best individual they can be in life. Silent Tears Podcast The post Ep. 12|Silent Tears|The Domino Effect of Pain appeared first on Silent Tears.

This episode is meant to discuss how to live an abundant life without fear holding us back. It teaches us skills on how to live the life we truly dreamt of and be able to accomplish our goals Live A Life Without Fear The post Ep. 11|Silent Tears|Live a Life Without Fear appeared first on Silent Tears.

Using the right filters and putting all the colors back together in one place where they belong originally.Patti discusses embracing the real you that you have always been and have not truly been able to show to anyone.

Narcissism is increasing in numbers as the world has become infatuated with any quick and instant satisfaction. This podcast is to explain no matter how long you allow yourself to be the supply for a narcissist, it will never be enough. It will only create co-dependency and a sense of low self-worth. It is time to reclaim your life! The post Ep. 10|Silent Tears|You Can Feed the Narcissist but He’ll Never Get Full appeared first on Silent Tears.

Life reveals truth day by day but so do vibes. Vibes are real. There is a reason you may feel a certain way about a person or situation because that is your inner wisdom and conscious telling you something is not right. We have to listen to these inner voices as they help us navigate through life without as many potholes that can overall damage us in the end. We can avoid so many hardships just by paying attention to […] The post Ep. 9|Silent Tears|Vibes Don’t Lie appeared first on Silent Tears.

Let’s talk about rest for the lack of. Do not suffer in silence anymore. Overcoming fear.

As people, we spend a lot of time trying to process the people that are in our lives that mean us well. It is of the utmost importance to us to know who actually has our back and will fight for us. We spend a lot of time reflecting on who may be toxic in our lives and needs to be removed. The true question is how much time do we spend actually considering ourselves to be the number one […] The post Ep. 8|Silent Tears|Are You The Toxic One? appeared first on Silent Tears.

Lisa Bondarenko Author, Speaker, Retreat facilitator & Counsellor joins me in this episode as we discuss Mental, Emotional and Physical Health, Lisa's personal dislike of exercise but recognition of the important role it plays and her very personal eight year IVF journey. In this episode we discuss: • Guilt that so many suffer in putting themselves first, Mental, Emotional and Physical. • Lisa openly admits she is not a LOVER of exercise but believes in the importance of exercise and nutrition in managing your health on a daily basis and through life's crisis of trauma and loss. • Mental health from the chair of a counsellor and working with people that have complicated layer, layers of trauma, and grief and stress and sadness in their life and how the easy changes are impactful. • Lisa sheds light on what she terms as  “a common human experience” to feel depressed and to have an anxiety and the importance of “validating our emotions and not ignoring them.” • We chat about her book and very personal journey “Through The Looking Glass of IVF, SILENT TEARS”, how women and men can support each other in relationships An INSIGHTFUL interview with actionable ways to make small but effective changes and i am sure you will walk away with some different perspectives on your life. Thanks for joining us for the show. Have some feedback for us that you would like to share? We would love for you to please leave a review.   Connect with Fatima more@freedomfit.com.au www.fatimaingles.com Fatima Ingles Facebook Fatima Ingles Instagram   Connect with episode guest http://lisabondarenko.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/lisabondarenko01/ https://www.instagram.com/lisabondarenko_/?hl=en References (other tools/books) Books • Silent Tears- Through the looking glass of IVF

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Silent Tears episode 1 welcome!!! Be prepared for raw and truthful discoveries that impact our lives beginning from our childhood impacting our lives today.It’s time to learn to love ourselves again!

Lisa Bondarenko, based in Adelaide, South Australia runs a private counselling practise and provides specialist support to patients and couples primarily dealing with fertility issues and IVF treatment. This is how Lisa and I met, she was my counsellor and the reason I didn’t go completely bat-shit crazy. She also runs retreats and workshops, is a keynote speaker and author of Silent Tears – an authentic account of the highs, lows and everything in between that is often experienced through IVF and a fertility crisis. Lisa had her own 8 year journey to have her little boy Jack and todays episode takes us though that very journey with some very helpful information for couples going through IVF as well – including:(2:22) how her own experience has given her understanding and empathy towards couples going through IVF(8:20) it doesn’t matter whose ‘fault’ and why the blame game serves no one – the process is still the process(11:55) you are more than a mother or a father, there is more to your identity(15:00) IVF is a loss and you are allowed to grieve(22:00) the only way through grief, is through it and why moving is better than being stuck(27:30) the most powerful thing to say to people who are going through IVF(37:00) feeling the stigma and what we can do to change that(41:30) how can couples look after themselves during the process looking after your relationship(48:00) getting back into the drivers seat and taking control(56:00) there’s nothing wrong with taking some time out and running on your own schedule+ a whole lot more!You can find out more about Lisa here – www.lisabondarenko.com.auOn Instagram here

This episode is to illustrate and better equip you for a relationship. It speak of the best ways to date in the modern day world. The epside speaks on things that should be avoided as well. The post Ep. 7|Silent Tears|Relationships appeared first on Silent Tears.

People who play the blame game will never be willing to accept responsibility. It is a beautiful thing to bloom and grow into a mature, healthy adult. It means we have learned from our faults or pass shortcomings to evolve into better individuals. With growth, we learn to acknowledge our faults and take ownership. Immaturity will cause you to blame others for your own mistakes. This will cause you to forfeit your full potential in life because you are not […] The post Ep. 6|Silent Tears|I Still Blame You! appeared first on Silent Tears.

In this episode, we discuss how to show love even when it hurts. Silent Tears Podcast tackles the issue of judging another person instead of showing love. Listen Today The post Ep. 5|Silent Tears|Truth Serum appeared first on Silent Tears.

"Truth is, no one can ever love you the way you love yourself.  If you don't start by loving yourself first, then any predator can swoop in and take control. I think it is fair to say we all want to be loved. We can pretend in many ways, but in our true core, we want to be loved. It makes us feel above life when we are loved the right way. The problem is when we become vulnerable enough to […] The post Ep. 4| Silent Tears| Abuse Factor appeared first on Silent Tears.

In this Episode, Silent Tears discusses the importance of Protecting Your Peace in 2019. Ena Puckett talks about the three tips she used in 2018 to change her mindset and live a more abundant life. Listen Today! Podcast Not Your Thing? The post Ep. 3 Silent Tears|Protect Your Peace appeared first on Silent Tears.

Listen in to this Podcast to see how you can continue to spread love during this holiday! Silent Tears presents Episode 2 of Silent Tears Podcast with guest Mr Nana Owusu from Detroit, MI. Today they will discuss in this episode how to continue spreading love during the holiday season. This episode illustrates how to walk in positivity while enjoying the beautiful wonders of the holiday season. This dynamic duo of host with guest discussing how to stay away from […] The post Ep. 2 Silent Tears|Holiday Joy appeared first on Silent Tears.

We are beyond elated to bring to you Episode 1 of the Silent Tears Podcast.  If you have any topics that you would like to discuss in the future as this podcast evolves, then please contact me at ep@enapuckett.com. What are you looking for from an inspirational podcast? The Silent Tears Podcast has just begun.  I welcome any feedback so we may improve to get better.   On Google: https://playmusic.app.goo.gl/?ibi=com.google.PlayMusic&isi=691797987&ius=googleplaymusic&apn=com.google.android.music&link=https://play.google.com/music/m/Idl4qwdajj75zsxrx63htl3ztb4?t%3DSilent_Tears_LLC%26pcampaignid%3DMKT-na-all-co-pr-mu-pod-16 Thank You For Listening! The post Ep 1. Silent Tears| The Intro To Hope appeared first on Silent Tears.

Join us tas we discuss the strong black woman phenomenon. Dr. Pamela is joined by psychologist Dr. Jillian Whatley and entrepreneur, inventor, and owner of the Carthaginian Consulting Company, Carman Bailey to offer some perspective from both a female and a male point of view.

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Without stories there is silence. Without stories told, we are voiceless. Without our stories heard, we are invisible. The topic of violence against women with disability is only now entering the conversation on gender-based violence. Recognition that violence does happen to women with disabilities and that violence causes disability is the first step in creating environments of social and economic sustainability for all women who are impacted by violence. Their lived experience is multi-faceted and formed at the intersections of their identity, gender and culture, making gender based violence difficult to resolve unless a holistic approach is undertaken. In this panel discussion we hear directly from some of the women with disability who have experienced violence and look at an inclusive and holistic approach that recognises diversity.

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show | www.Sharvette.com | 6:00 p.m. EST ( Richmond, VA) First Segment: GIG ( Gospel Invasion Group) - Iceland GIG joins us to discuss the new album "God With Us"! GIG ( Gospel Invasion Group) is the first Christian band from Iceland to make a record deal with a foreign record label. http://gigonline.is Second Segment: ELOHO - Scotland Eloho is a Contemporary Praise and Worship Artist from Scotland and her new album is ARISE! http://www.elohoefemuai.co.uk/ Third Segment: Natalie Phillips - London, England Natalie Phillips is a Gospel/Soul/R'n'B/Pop Artist. Check out her video "Silent Tears" http://youtu.be/QVmdk2Z8fCY  

Motivate. Excite. Influence. | http://www.Sharvette.com First Segment | Author Spotlight with Stephanie Smith In the wake of the Bishop Eddie Long scandal, there are many people wondering what really goes on behind the Pulpit. Stephanie Smith a former first lady and the author of Silent Tears takes you inside her life, her marriage and eventually her living nightmare in her book "Silent Tears." www.StephanieCSmithAuthor.com Second Segment | Artist Spotlight with Ayanna Smith Ayanna Smith is a singer, songwriter, radio show host and conference speaker! She joins the show to share about her new single " So Free!". Get your copy today via www.ayannasmith.com  or www.itunes.com...

  First Sistergirlfriend Spotlight: Tamara Clarke Who would have thought, that after being laid-off from her position as a System Analyst, Tamara Clarke would have fashioned herself into a global textile importer, inventor and entrepreneur? She did! That's who.  Following a lay-off in 2009, Tamara reinvented herself into a hair maven. She is the mind behind Eco-Exquisite LLC and the creator of the EcoSOQ™ Natural Sleep Cap. http://eco-exquisite.com/   Second SisterGirlfriend Spotlight: Kimberly Lawson  Kimberly Lawson, pseudonym Kimberly Sherrelle, is a poet, radio personality, and freelance writer. She made her publishing debut in 2009 with, Silent Tears. Silent Tears is a book of poetry chronicling K. Sherrelle's journey from adolescent to adulthood. Her second book, Wet Whispers, will be available December 2011 followed by Naked in Spring 2012. In addition to writing K. Sherrelle is a full-time stay-at-home mother and wife. http://www.sherrelleink.com  Third Sistergirlfriend Spotlight: Elder Juliette Davis Juliette Davis is a speaker, author, freelance writer and minister.  In partnership with Mt. Gilead Full Gospel International Ministries, Juliette Davis Ministries will be hosting a FREE  family life conference entitled, “Family Matters” on Saturday, August 27, 2011 from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.   There will be powerful workshops and a closing panel discussion that will provide a real word to address real issues.  On Sunday, August 28, 2011, they will debut an original play written by Juliette entitled “Family Matters.”   The FREE debut will take place at Mt. Gilead Full Gospel International Ministries- Richmond, VA' 9:00 and 11:30 am services.