Podcasts about spring journal

In this final episode of the Winter 2025 season of A Wild New Work, I'm offering a vision of how things could be. May this vision be a seed that nestles inside us this Spring and may it grow to give us the heart and courage to live in a good way. Enjoy! If you enjoyed this episode, please help get it to others by subscribing, rating the show, or sharing it with a friend! You can also pitch in to support the show once or monthly at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/meganleatherman Other resources mentioned: The "Living the Seasons" Spring Journal can be found at awildnewwork.com/shop

Check out the Spring '24 Offer Susan mentioned in the podcast: Use Discount Code 'SPRING24' when you order 3 or more prints to get $6 off.    Join Susan Beth as she explores the idea that feeling "stuck" is merely an illusion and encourages listeners to shift their perspectives. Discover how play, creativity, and intentional living can lead to a fulfilling and purpose-driven life. This episode also introduces exciting upcoming projects, including a new summer journal with a retro vibe and a focus on living freely and lightly. As a special treat, the podcast will feature a summer rewind, sharing favorite episodes from previous seasons. Whether you're a long-time listener or new to the community, there's something for everyone. Susan Beth also highlights the She Is Awakening Seasonal Journal podcast, offering weekly episodes to inspire and guide you through each season.   Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/she-is-awakening-seasonal-journal-podcast   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com - License Free  Background Music Credit: Alexander Blu https://www.facebook.com/AlexanderBluMusic/  

Hey, hey, I hope you're doing well. You believe we are heading into the last week of May. And with the celebration of Memorial Day, some of you might be having a long weekend. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. May is a special month of memories that signifies for many walking out of one season of life and into the next. The momentum of May, nestled in the season of spring, is all about growth and things blossoming and blooming around us. As I read some posts from graduates, I can remember all of the feelings that I felt. It's an exciting time, but I know for me, as exciting as it all was, I felt very sentimental about my high school days ending. I knew that life as I had become accustomed to was forever going to change. I knew that all of my best friends in that friend circle, as we all went to different cities and states for school, that more than likely those relationships would not remain the same. It's an exciting time, and it can feel in that moment that everyone in your world is celebrating you and cheering you on. If you receive emails from me, you might notice that I often end my notes with "cheering you on." Those words mean something to me when I'm sending them out to you for you to read. I want you to know that if no one else is in your ear, in your world, cheering you on, I am. As adults, we sometimes feel a void when that encouragement is absent. We can't help but feel it, which leads us to waiting on validation or recognition to continue or move forward fully into something. Maybe you're hearing this and thinking, that's me. There are things that you think about that you want to try or to learn about, but deep down inside, you feel like you have to be invited into that new space. One day, it sunk in for me that many people who stepped out of their boxes did so because they gave themselves permission. I believe that we are being invited and have been given permission by the one who designed and created us. You know the feeling because you have them too. You know the things that tug at your heart that maybe doesn't tug at everyone else around you. There's a reason for that. What a beautiful reminder that spring is the season of growth. And there is plenty of growth for us to witness as we look around in nature, as well as in the lives and all the celebrations taking place around us. I would love to remind you today that the season of spring will continue to come around for you. You don't outgrow seasons. Each and every day is a fresh opportunity to grow in the goodness and knowledge of God and be invited every day to co-labor with Him. My husband, Ron, and I always said to our five kids when they were growing up that we wanted them to be learners and to love learning. It amazes me sometimes that for me, someone that hated classrooms and schools, I'm constantly reading and studying and learning. So here's to learning and loving and continuing to grow into everything that our God planned and purposed for us. Love you guys. And we will talk soon.   Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/she-is-awakening-seasonal-journal-podcast   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com - License Free  Background Music Credit: Alexander Blu https://www.facebook.com/AlexanderBluMusic/   End of Main Talk Music Written & Produced by: Ron Morris Amplify Life Media

In this episode, Susan Beth explores the concept of personal growth and how it necessitates stepping out of comfort zones. Comparing this process to the seasons, particularly the blooming and transformation of spring, she highlights the necessity of embracing discomfort for growth. She emphasizes the idea that our deep-seated desires, instilled in us by the universe's creator, serve as the map to our purpose. Using the metaphor of motherhood, Susan discusses the physical and emotional stretching a mother experiences, leading to nurturing a new life. This life-changing event is a testament to how growth and transformation, though challenging, yield priceless rewards. She then relates this process to personal and professional development, emphasizing the importance of being open to changes and unseen opportunities behind-the-scenes. Highlighting the teachings from the Spring Journal and scriptures from Ephesians 3, Susan encourages listeners to mature into the fullness of all that they were created to be. Looking beyond the earthly focus on "doing," she urges the focus on "being," believing that the deeds flow naturally from the state of being. As she conveys God's desire for us to live a life brimming with His fullness, she encourages each one listening to say yes to his divine invitation. In summary, this podcast episode is an immersive guide on embracing growth, transcending boundaries, and maturing into the fullness of one's purpose.   Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/she-is-awakening-seasonal-journal-podcast   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com - License Free  Background Music Credit: Alexander Blu https://www.facebook.com/AlexanderBluMusic/   End of Main Talk Music Written & Produced by: Ron Morris Amplify Life Media

Get your FREE download here Of "Dead Things To Life" Susan Beth mentioned.     In today's episode, we explore the beauty of the seasons following Resurrection Sunday, an integral part of our Christian faith that invigorates our spirits, filling our days with gratitude and empowerment. This sacred occasion invites us to celebrate both a season and a day alike, connecting to our deep roots of faith and spiritual traditions. I share my artistic musings present in seasonal journals, each embodying themes intimate to their respective seasons. This episode features a spring journal, bearing an image symbolizing the transformative power of spring, a season where life rejuvenates from the remains of the deceased. You can download a copy for yourself from the episode notes if you'd like to possess this powerful reminder. The essence of this episode roots back to a profound question: what is the one thing dying to spring up from within you? I believe God doesn't desire you to exist in the shadow of someone you idolize, but to live a life that He purposed for you, embodying your unique intuition in every stride of existence, reflecting His image in the world. I'm deeply passionate about propagating this message because feeling the joy pulsating in every cell of my body is what I long for you to experience. A life where you love God with all you have and savor the love He showers upon you. You exist because you are loved, and your life is a tribute to that divine love. As we progress on this journey, ask yourself: what is dying to spring up out of you? Take your time to ponder. Reflect on your spiritual journey, your divine purpose, and unfold the underlying narratives of your existence. Your path is unique, and following the crowd may misdirect you from your divine purpose. By accepting your personal narrative, you step closer to understanding your spiritual journey and breaking free from societal molds. God has a plan for you, and choosing His path may be challenging but will lead you to beautiful destinations. Let's appreciate the resurrection of dead things to new life. Let's trust the Holy Spirit's divine power to rejuvenate us, awakening our spirits to the beauty and goodness that nourishes our soul and draws people to Him.   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest She Is Awakening Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/podcast

In this episode, I explore a question that many of us grapple with - "Is God asking you to do that?" Inspired by a podcast where I found myself wondering just that, I dive into the world of trying to unravel the purpose of God and the purpose of man. It's not a task for the faint-hearted. When we try to untangle these purposes, it's akin to dealing with two intertwined necklaces. It is unclear which one is leading, but most importantly: we need to question whose yoke we are wearing. This gives rise to another vital question - are we choosing to wear the heavy yoke of burdensome law-keeping or adhering to the lighter yoke that Jesus promised? The enemy may try to make us feel like we're missing out, but I am here to remind you that when your heart is towards God and his matters, you will not miss what God intends for you. Discover how exploring this concept can help you navigate through life in the various seasons. Remember, everyone's journey looks different, and that's not a bad thing. My message today is not about figuring out how to find rest amidst chaos, it's more about asking the question - are you supposed to do all this in the first place? Understanding our role in following God is vital. It's not about creating our salvation; it's about surrendering to God's will. Our task is to be formed into the image of Jesus, living out everyday ordinary life centered around this goal. Join me in this episode as we navigate the waters of understanding God's purpose and find the courage to let go of the unnecessary in our own lives. Remember, you're loved, and your Creator is forever faithful. Keep showing up in the world, just as God purposed you to do, because your unique self is exactly what the world needs.   Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/she-is-awakening-seasonal-journal-podcast   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com - License Free  Background Music Credit: Alexander Blu https://www.facebook.com/AlexanderBluMusic/   End of Main Talk Music Written & Produced by: Ron Morris Amplify Life Media

Seasonal Journal Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/she-is-awakening-seasonal-journal-podcast   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest     In this episode of the Susan Beth Podcast, we delve into the concept of living life intentionally and understanding the significance of our deep-seated desires. Host Susan Beth believes that these desires are not random, but rather, they are pathways to our purpose, set within us by the Creator. Join us on this journey of leaning into the divine and understanding that we are all here for a reason. But before we go deeper, Susan Beth gives a quick reminder about the She Is Awakening Seasonal Journal podcast. This exciting platform which is separate from the Susan Beth podcast, follows the She Is Awakening Seasonal Journal. This new set-up has been well-received and is sure to be beneficial to listeners. The episode was recorded during Holy Week - a sacred time of remembrance and celebration for believers in Jesus. During this period, Susan Beth shares her personal traditions, relationships, and sentiments. She warmly talks about her hope that the seeds of faith being planted by parents and grandparents are watered and nurtured for generations to come. Apart from the Easter celebrations, Susan Beth dives into lessons she learned from a passage in the Spring Journal. This leads her to reflect on the past, the future, and the balance between the two. She discusses the idea of remembering and learning from the past, while not being chained by it - forgetting the past and looking forward to the future, but being wary of the disappointments that might occur. The episode concludes with hope and reassurances from the Scripture. No matter what your past looks like, Susan Beth encourages listeners to let everything that needs to be developed in you be developed. She ends on an uplifting note, declaring that hope is ahead and will not disappoint. Join in on this episode to be reminded of your purpose and place in this world, and to be encouraged to keep reaching for what lies ahead.     Intro & Outro Music Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com - License Free  Background Music Credit: Alexander Blu https://www.facebook.com/AlexanderBluMusic/   End of Main Talk Music Written & Produced by: Ron Morris Amplify Life Media

Get The FREE Seasonal Journal Week PDF:  https://susanbeth.com/winter-journal-freebie   This is the tension we hold in this earthly realm…pain and heartbreak in the midst of wonder-filled precious moments of life.  For most of us, it takes effort and intention to stay present and not miss the beauty to be found in the moment …a moment that is surrounded by hard.   And as a fellow sister that has walked through and navigated a few Winter seasons I can remember how the chill in the air and the dark days of Winter can feel endless.  We long to see light in our circumstances and on our path and the light seems like it's hiding the answers we so desperately crave.   But I can also testify to the mystery that a winter season holds for us that I was surprised by and wasn't expecting to find…answers in the dark.     It's as if it takes some time for our eyes and vision to adjust to the light of Winter… but once it does it's as if the whispers of our Creator are reflecting answers back to us like the winter sun hitting the pure white snow.  Answers and revelations, so pure and breathtaking… so sacred… so solid.   Spring Journal: - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CWYN5WF1 Instagram: https://bit.ly/SusanBethInstagram Pinterest: https://bit.ly/SusanBethPinterest The Susan Beth Podcast: https://susanbeth.com/thesheispodcast     Intro & Outro Music Credit: Music: https://www.purple-planet.com - License Free  Background Music Credit: Alexander Blu https://www.facebook.com/AlexanderBluMusic/ Closing Music:  Written & Produced by: Ron Morris Amplify Life Media

Mitchell's guest this e today is Jungian Analyst, Founder of the Assisi Conferences, Michael J.C. Conforti, Ph.D.  Michael has been a faculty member at the C.G. Jung Institute – Boston, the C.G Jung  Foundation of New York, and for many years served as a Senior Associate faculty member in the Doctoral and Master's Programs in Clinical Psychology at Antioch New England. He is the author of Threshold Experiences: The Archetype of Beginnings (2007) and Field, Form and Fate: Patterns in Mind, Nature and Psyche (2002). His articles have appeared in Psychological Perspectives, San Francisco Jung Library Journal, Roundtable Press, World Futures: The Journal of General Evolution, and Spring Journal. Mitchell Rabin is the Founder, President and CEO of A Better World Foundation & Media, with a background in psychology  stress management, acupuncture and social entrepreneurship. He is a counselor, and executive coach all as a means of educating and inspiring clients and students alike to lead others by modeling humane, eco-sensitive and integrity-based values.  He has been a consultant to business leaders and CEOs of green and health-oriented start-ups over the past  25 years. He is an impassioned environmentalist and social entrepreneur using media & business as agents for change. www.abetterworld.tvwww.mitchellrabin.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/abwmitchellrabin/support

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Pamela Power is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst in private practice in Santa Monica, California.Trained as a classical musician, she studied music history and theory at the University of California, Los Angeles and went on to become an accomplished cellist. After years of playing and teaching, she decided to study psychology and attended the California Graduate Institute where she received her Ph.D.After becoming licensed as a clinical psychologist, she entered the training program at the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles where she received a Diploma in Analytical Psychology {which is the degree of a Jungian analyst} in 1987. She served as their clinic director, and later as their training director, and currently teaches and supervises in the analyst training program.A member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, Dr. Power has articles published in the Journal of Jungian Theory and Practice, Psychological Perspectives, Spring Journal, and in the book, Shared Realities: Participation Mystique and Beyond, edited by Episode 6 guest Dr. Mark Winborn. She lectures nationally and internationally on a variety of topics including the religious nature of the psyche, the archetype of sacrifice, contemporary issues, music and film.Earlier this month she presented a lecture, Distillation of Feeling in Traumatic Times, followed by a workshop on greed and stealing, at the C.G. Jung Institute of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and they are the subject of our talk today.

  After the mass school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT, in December 2013, I moderated a 2-part teleseminar series with Jungian analyst Michael Conforti for the Depth Psychology community and the general public in which we engaged in a depth psychological and archetypal discussion about the event. In preparation, I opened Issue 81 of Spring Journal (2009), a long running publication of Archetype and Culture called "The Psychology of Violence." Inside, I discovered a powerful and intriguing article by psychologist and professor, Glen Slater, entitled "The Mythology of Bullets." In the essay, Slater addresses the major mainstream issues that always arise in such devastating events: gun violence, media influence, and mental health.  However, Slater goes much deeper to look at the archetypal aspects of guns in America, how our inherent cultural roots come into play, and how the uncompromising drive of the American Dream insists we succeed at any cost. This drive enables us to project the causes of our failure onto others; to do whatever it takes to remove the perceived obstacles that have defeated and marginalized us, and to objectify fellow human beings.  More, with little cultural capacity for reflection or container in which we can view our failures, difficulties, sadness, anger, and depression, we reach out for the one mythical object that allows us to regain control--a gun. Join me with Dr. Glen Slater for an engaging and important discussion of the roots of mass shootings and the depth psychological and archetypal aspects of guns in America.Glen Slater Ph.D. holds degrees in Religious Studies and in Clinical Psychology and has taught Jungian and Archetypal perspectives at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara for nearly two decades. Glen is the film review editor at Spring Journal and a regular contributor to that public

  After the mass school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, CT, in December 2013, I moderated a 2-part teleseminar series with Jungian analyst Michael Conforti for the Depth Psychology community and the general public in which we engaged in a depth psychological and archetypal discussion about the event. In preparation, I opened Issue 81 of Spring Journal (2009), a long running publication of Archetype and Culture called "The Psychology of Violence." Inside, I discovered a powerful and intriguing article by psychologist and professor, Glen Slater, entitled "The Mythology of Bullets." In the essay, Slater addresses the major mainstream issues that always arise in such devastating events: gun violence, media influence, and mental health.  However, Slater goes much deeper to look at the archetypal aspects of guns in America, how our inherent cultural roots come into play, and how the uncompromising drive of the American Dream insists we succeed at any cost. This drive enables us to project the causes of our failure onto others; to do whatever it takes to remove the perceived obstacles that have defeated and marginalized us, and to objectify fellow human beings.  More, with little cultural capacity for reflection or container in which we can view our failures, difficulties, sadness, anger, and depression, we reach out for the one mythical object that allows us to regain control--a gun. Join me with Dr. Glen Slater for an engaging and important discussion of the roots of mass shootings and the depth psychological and archetypal aspects of guns in America.Glen Slater Ph.D. holds degrees in Religious Studies and in Clinical Psychology and has taught Jungian and Archetypal perspectives at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara for nearly two decades. Glen is the film review editor at Spring Journal and a regular contributor to that public