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“Trauma, unresolved, hijacks our intimate relationships.” Today, our host Ed Coambs delves into this difficult topic with guest Kara Stoltenberg, an author, spiritual mentor, and life coach who shares her profound journey of resilience and healing. Listen in as Kara opens up about the significant life traumas she has faced, from health struggles to a life-threatening bike accident, and the challenges she encountered and continues to face as a single mother and the sole breadwinner of her family. She discusses her passion for helping her clients navigate their trauma and how it has shaped her professional path. Kara and Ed explore the impact of trauma on intimate relationships and the importance of healing. She shares her insights on how trauma shapes our decisions, affects our relationships, and the vital process of guiding ourselves out of victimhood. They touch on the healing power of EMDR, a radical experience that helps unravel dissociated memories, and the importance of working on our 'pickers' during the healing process. The discussion continues with an examination of the intersections of trauma, intimacy, and money. Ed and Kara talk about the dance of sharing trauma stories in relationships and the courage required to take risks in sharing. Kara's inspiring story of using a self-driving Tesla to manage driving after her brain injury and the associated shame around receiving support provides a valuable perspective on overcoming shame and embracing help. In wrapping up, they delve into the concept of financial intimacy and how taking time to reflect and journal can greatly assist in this journey. Tune in to this insightful episode for a deep understanding of trauma, healing, and financial intimacy. Key Topics: Intro to Kara and her story (00:56) “It's not healing, period” (11:12) Unresolved Trauma Hijacks our Relationships (16:48) Why Victim Mentality Brings Shame to Victims (22:36) Speaking About it is Part of Resolving Trauma (28:27) The Delicate Dance of Sharing Your Story (33:58) Kara's Reaction to Fundraising After Her Accident (36:25) Ed's Live Therapy Experiment (43:03) Circling Back to How Trauma Affects Intimacy (47:45) Resources: KaraStoltenberg.com @karastoltenberg on IG Kara on FB Connect With Healthy Love and Money: Schedule your free 30-Minute Discovery Call About Therapy-Informed Financial Planning™. Learn about your money and attachment style with this short Attachment Style Quiz. Buy the Double Award Winning Book: The Healthy Love and Money Way. Hit Follow on Your Favorite Podcast Player To Get the Latest Episodes.

Hello Everyone!! In our Continuous Effort to Bring Value & Learning Specially to the Youth, We Come up with Another Guest on our Podcast. Listen to Our Guest Speaker Ms.Shikha Arora. Ms. Shikha Is Former Deputy Manager ( SpiceJet ) She Comes with an Experience of Almost 18 Years with Different Hotels & Spicejet Airlines. Ms.Arora Will be Speaking About the Importance of Communication/ Tips to Improve Communication Skills along with Do's & Dont's When Appearing for an Interview. Lot of Valuable Suggestions & Information Coming Up!! Must Listen..!! Keep Learning & Keep Growing... All the Best

Hello Everyone!! In our Continuous Effort to Bring Value & Learning Specially to the Youth, We Come up with Another Guest on our Podcast. Listen to Our Guest Speaker Mr. Rohit Ahire in a Candid Interview. Mr. Ahire Is Former Senior Manager ( SEP) With GoAir. His Amazing Journey Started With Sahara India Parivaar Hotel. Thereafter as a Cabin Crew & Reaching up to the Level of Senior Manager Training, Where He Has Trained More than 500 Cabin Crew Members in Safety, CRM, AVSEC & So On.. Mr. Ahire Will be Speaking About the Skills Airlines Look for When Hiring a Cabin Crew/ Importance of Communication/ Positive Body Language & Training's a Cabin Crew Undergoes After Getting Hired by an Airlines. Lot of Valuable Suggestions & Information Coming Up!! Must Listen... Happy Learning!! Wish You All the Best

In This Episode, Curtis Mentions some Crazy and Random Nicknames for the Show as well as Discussing how he has Nothing to Discuss!Sounds Crazy? That's Because it is!Don't Believe me? Take a Listen!Listen! Listen! Listen! is a show hosted by Curtis Elton. Speaking non-stop in each episode, you'd think he'd actually say something valuable. WRONG! The show has NO THEME...NO USEFUL INFORMATION...NO, NOT THAT EITHER! What it does have is Funny, Completely Random and Crazy non-stop talking lasting Only a Couple of Minutes per episode. Every episode is different! Go on, you know you want to, have a listen to Listen! Listen! Listen! New episodes Every Thursday. Stay tuned for more of Listen! Listen! Listen!TRANSCRIPTCurtis:Heelloooo and Welcome Back to another Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen!I am Your Host, Curtis Elton, and Welcome Back to the Most Repetitive Repetitive Show Show in the World, World, World, World, World, World, World, World, World!MmmHmm Baby! Not that World! Not That World! But This World! (In Alien Voice) Planet Earth!Now as Well as Listen! Listen! Listen! Being the Most Repetitive Show in the World, It is Also the Craziest Show Out There!AKA The Wildest Ride in the Wilderness!!!AKA The Shortest Show in your Podcast App!AKA (Impression of Speaking through the Loudspeaker) The Loudest Show Out There!AKA The Show with So Many Sound Effects, You don't Know if it's Coming from Me or The Computer. Me or The Computer! Me or The Computer! I say Me! I Say The Computer! Me or The Computer, Me or The Computer! You Know What?! Doesn't even Matter! Anyway! Where was I?! Oh Wait! I Remember!AKA The Show with So Many 'AKA's' It can Just (Explosion Sound Effect) Blow Your Mind!!!But if you Want me to Sum it Up, I have 1 Thing to Say to You...Welcome Back to Listen! Listen! Listen!As Always, I Have No Idea what I'm going to be Speaking about Today BUT I Never have Any Idea of What I'm going to be Speaking About. I Could be Speaking about Anything Today! So, Let's get Right to it!The Possibilities of What I could be Speaking about Today is just Endless!Oh can you Just Think of it?Think of That! Think of That! Think of That! Think of That!Ah, There are Just So many things for me to Speak About!Does Anybody have Any Ideas? Hello? Yodel-Ay-Hoo-Hoo?! Anybody There? Oh Yeah, we Don't have a Studio Audience!Well as Nobody is There and I have Absolutely Nothing for me to Speak About Today, that means it is Time to Say,Thank you for Listening to Another Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen!See You Next Time! See you Next Time! See All of You Next Time!Hasta la Vista Baby!Whoo I Had no Idea where I was Going with That!I Could of Gone There! I Could of Gone There! I Could of Gone There, There, There, There, I Could of Gone There! There were Just so Many Places I Could've Gone!Whoo! Wow!

In this Special Episode, Curtis is Challenging the Microphone to a Crazy Wrestling Match, but will there Actually be any Wrestling in the Episode?Take a Listen to Find Out!Listen! Listen! Listen! is a show hosted by Curtis Elton. Speaking non-stop in each episode, you'd think he'd actually say something valuable. WRONG! The show has NO THEME...NO USEFUL INFORMATION...NO, NOT THAT EITHER! What it does have is Funny, Completely Random and Crazy non-stop talking lasting Only a Couple of Minutes per episode. Every episode is different! Go on, you know you want to, have a listen to Listen! Listen! Listen! New episodes Every Thursday. Stay tuned for more of Listen! Listen! Listen!TRANSCRIPT:Referee:Hello and Welcome to WestleCrazier! I am Your Referee and it is Time to Introduce Our 2 Challengers! (Crowd Cheers and Claps)In the Left Corner of the Ring, Weighing 150 Pounds, he Speaks so Fast, you Better Buckle up Your Seatbelt, Put your Helmet on, Cause he might just Blow Your Mind!Curtis Elton AKA ‘The Host’!(Wrestling Bell Rings) (Crowd Cheers)Curtis:Thank You, (Elvis Impression) Thank You Very Much, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Thank All of You, Thank You! Isn’t this Just Fabulous?!Referee:In the Right Side of the Ring, it is the Thing that has to Put up with All of the Host’s Talking, with All of his Speaking! You Know What I’m Speaking About, I Know what I’m Speaking About! Weighing Just 2 Pounds it is the Microphone! (Crowd Cheers)Now Before you, you, You, you or Anybody begins, is there Anything You would Like to Say?Curtis:Are you Kidding Me?! What a Stupid Question! Of Course I Have Something I Wanna Say!Hello and Welcome Back to a Special Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen! I Am, I Say, I Said, I Said, I am ‘The Host’ Curtis Elton! And Here’s a Warning for All the Kids out There! When I Say “Kids” I Mean Baby Goats and Kids: Violence is Never the Answer!Random Person:So Why are you Doing This?Curtis:I Have No Idea! It’s Just Fun and Crazy so I’m gonna Carry On!Let’s get Back to the Show!Wait! Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait a Second! I Said that I Had Something to Say, I Have Nothing to Say! When have you Ever Known me to have Something to Say?This Show’s Called ‘Listen! Listen! Listen!’ But I Never Have Anything for you to Listen to So that is Why this is So Fun and Crazy! So Anyway let’s get Back to the Ring!Also Just to Let you Know, here’s a Little Plot Twist For You:I, Curtis...am Also the Referee!I Guess you Didn’t see that Coming did You? Did You? Did You? Well Anyway Did You? Did You? Come on! Did You? Did you, Did You, Did You? Did You? Did You? Did You? Did You? Did You?Anyway let’s get on With This! Not That! Not That! Not the Ring! Not the Show but This! And we Better get on with this Quickly! The Microphone is Angry! His Face has Turned Red! (Speaking to Someone)Wait, What’s That? Oh! That Means He’s Recording me! Oh Good!(Speaking to Microphone)Carry on! Now Let’s get on with this Fight! One Second, Someone Else is Speaking to Me! (Speaking to Someone)What’s That? Oh! We Ran out of time Again? Come on!Well Ladies & Gentlemen, Boys & Girls, Kids & Other Kids, Baby Goats & Other Goats, turns Out We have Ran out of Time! So if You Want to See How this Fight Ends, Stick Around till the End, ‘Cause There might Just be a Little Surprise There! Well Anyway, Thank you for Listening to Another Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen! See you In a Second, See you In a Minute, See you Next Time Bubye I’m Outta here!(Click the Website to See the Rest!)https://listenlistenlisten.buzzsprout.com/

“Love brings us as close to Source as we can be.” ~ Richard Moss Richard Moss has dedicated his life to loving Love with a Capital L. In this episode, receive the invitation to connect with the wildness of the soul, the part of you that wants to dance with love and “die into love.” Richard shares about experiencing life challenges as the deeper opportunity of our lives to love, the way towards intimacy, and planting a tree in fear. In this episode: Relationship as a way to accelerate loving Love, Why is this called the Embody Podcast? Embodiment as a beginning-less and endless journey, being obedient to nature, and thinner skin and more sensitivity in aging. Richard looks truth and present happenings in the face — he vulnerably shares how his financial challenge is accelerating his deepening, the reality that there are no guarantees of identity or security in life even if we borrow it from the past or future, that democracy is only as good as the people in it and being seduced, and the root of our hurting the planet, recycling, and social issues. Richard says, “we don't leave behind patriarchy without a profound change of identity” and “If you love love what else is there to do?” In 1977 Richard Moss was a practicing physician when he experienced a spontaneous state of illumination that irreversibly changed his life and profoundly transformed his understanding of human consciousness and behavior. With this opening came a new level of sensibility including a heightened intuition, subtle insight into mystical and spiritual teachings, and the ability to sense human body-energy fields. Impelled by this opening and its intensity which required virtually continuous self-examination, he took a sabbatical from his medical practice and began a period of withdrawal from his usual activities for nearly a year. During this time he spontaneously meditated for hours each day and read extensively in the spiritual and psychoanalytic literature, as well as poetry, and mythology. Above all, he made a careful observation of the new quality of energy moving in his body, and how his thoughts instantly generated emotions and sensations. “He who loves, loves love, and loving love forms a circle so complete, there is no end to love." Saint Bernard, quoted by Richard Moss in the February 2017 seminar in Hameaux de l'Etoile, France From this introspective period grew his understanding that the root cause of most unnecessary human suffering and conflict comes from two basic forms of ignorance: Unquestioned identification with thinking, especially our judgments and beliefs, and secondly, the general inability in most people to engage threatening feeling in an aware, vulnerable, and creative way. Richard's work is about catalyzing you to live as fully and creatively as you were born to live. His goal is that you don't just follow his or anyone's work, but that you learn to become your own teacher. Following this podcast, there will be a meditation provided by Richard, it's called “83a: Touch this Moment with Richard Moss” and can be found on the link below.   Links, Article, and Resources All Show Notes for This Episode

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Selim KarahasanoğluSadreddinzade günlüğünden örnek sayfalarKaynak: BOA, KK 7500, 158-159Osmanlı tarihyazımında cevabı aranan önemli bir soru da Osmanlı kültüründe günlük, anı, hatırat gibi ben anlatılarının bulunup bulunmadığıdır. Bu bölümümüzde Selim Karahasanoğlu ile son çalışması Sadreddinzade Telhisi Mustafa Efendi ceridesi hakkında konuştuk. 18. yüzyılın önde gelen ulema ailelerinden birine mensup bu Osmanlı kadısının 24 yıl boyunca düzenli olarak tuttuğu bu günlüğün tarihsel kaynak olarak değerine ve  Avrupa'daki diğer örneklerle arasındaki fark ve benzerliklere değindik. 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