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In the second segment of the Women of Color With a Badge Series, we have in the guest chair Chandra Cleveland. Chandra is a highly decorated, distinguished degreed law enforcement veteran with more than 35 years of experience. She's a Certified Human Trafficking Investigator and Licensed Private Investigator. In addition,  she's an international speaker, media expert, educator/trainer, and consultant.You're going to love her story of how she was inspired to pursue her law enforcement career. We discuss the community projects that she started to give the youth in our communities to keep our children on track and give them hope for a better future. You will hear the passion she has for young people and for women who are in abusive relationships and how her passion fuels her commitment towards these groups today.  And, you're going to be surprised about what she has to say about who is trafficking children now and why.Questions I Asked In This EpisodeWhat is the theme song for your life and why?What is your superpower and how has it helped you to be successful as a law enforcement officer?How did your promotions inspire the women around you to pursue promotional opportunities in their agencies?What leadership traits did you consistently demonstrate to be successful?What are your thoughts and feelings about police reform in our nation?Why is it important for police officers to deescalate tense situations now more than ever?What inspired her to pursue a law enforcement career?What are some actions parents can take to help keep their children safe and prevent them from being trafficked?What are some tips you can give to women traveling alone?And more...What You Learn In This EpisodeWhy she prefers to play charades with her family than any other gameThe above the call of duty actions she's taken and continue to take to be of service to her local communityThe leadership trait that defined how she showed up to her work as a law enforcement officerWhat she means by WE the community gave police officers too much powerHer thoughts about how police officers should handle interactions with people with mental health to drug intoxicationWhy I told her she needs a twinHow a child can be trafficked and sent home every dayHow her law enforcement career prepared her for the work she does todayAnd so much more... Contact ChandraWebsiteFacebookTwitterLinkedInMusic Credit:Adobe SuccessSubscribe to Podcast: Apple Itunes | Spotify | Amazon TuneIn | iHeartRadioGo Be Great Podcast Intro Support the show (https://paypal.me/jackiecapersbrown?locale.x=en_US)

Achieving Great Trading ResultsPodcast: #412: Achieving Great Trading ResultsIn this video:00:24 – At the airport today01:13 – Sharing comments from clients01:42 – XAU/USD MN1 trade closes for 10.1:1 Reward:Risk02:14 – Weekly Oil trades hit profit targets02:35 – Webinar with clients and profitable trades03:30 – We offer daily trade suggestions to follow04:11 – Another client makes fantastic gains04:42 – Contact me andrew@theforextradingcoach.comForex traders, all we want is results, isn't it? Let's talk about how we are achieving results and how our clients are achieving great results right now.Hey, traders, Andrew here at the Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 412.At the airport todayAnd as you can see, I'm at the airport, just been for a fly here and right behind me, we're about to get an Air New Zealand plane taking off. So, it may get a little bit noisy. I've just come inside the hangar. Now with results for me, that's what pays for this. Trading results pays for this, and without trading results, I can't make that thing fly. I couldn't have learned to fly without trading because of time to be able to learn to fly. I certainly couldn't put fuel in it. And that's one of my reasons why I trade, because I love to fly.And for you, it may be different. It may be time off. It may be time with the family, whatever it is, but you've got to get results. That's the important thing.Sharing comments from clientsAnd I just want to share with you an email that came through last week from Sean, one of our clients, and he said, "Andrew, I've had a 8.44% gain this week, 11% for the month so far. Loving following the forum and the daily trade suggestions, helps cut out the leg work, which is good when you have limited time. Have a great weekend, Sean." So that's an 8.44% gain by Sean there and just shows what can be achieved.XAU/USD MN1 trade closes for 10.1:1 Reward:RiskWe've had trades on our gold trade. Our monthly gold trade has just closed for a 10.1 reward to risk. Do you know that's one of the very highest reward to risk trades I've ever had personally? Half percent risk on that equals a 5% gain on my account from that one trade that took literally about 30 seconds to place. That plane will be taking off shortly behind me here, so it's going to get touch noisy for a second. We'll just let that plane go. And he's on the way now, so I can talk about more trades. Yeah.Weekly Oil trades hit profit targetsWe've had some oil trades that have done tremendously well. I don't trade oil very often, but if you look back on your charts, back in around the middle of April, WTI West Texas and Brent crude oil, both were really, really good trades, had great profit on them. One made a 3.7 to one rewards risks. One made a 3.5. So that's gone nicely as well.Webinar with clients and profitable tradesYesterday, I had a webinar with a client. They had a 12 hour chart trade, hit full profit on the Aussie Canadian. Yesterday, we mentioned a six hour chart trade for our clients on the pound US, which worked. We've had clients taking four hour charts that work. The beauty of this is, is it works regardless of the pair, regardless of the timeframe chart you are trading. We looked at the US dollar index. Again, not something we normally trade, but you look at Monday's candle or Friday's candle for Monday of this week on the US dollar index, it worked a treat. It works beautifully because the pattern is what works. We look for reversal patterns or we look for continuation patterns. That's all we're looking for.

This week, Tamara chats with Italina about being in alignment with her purpose. What was discussed:Italina shares her why and the importance of finding your whyShe divulges on having a "successful" law career, but still feeling miserable because she didn't want to live the rest of her life in that wayThis led her to be proactive and becoming an entrepreneur and building a business around relationship marketingHer advice for anyone who feels like it's too late to make a shiftHer experience of being a struggling entrepreneur in the beginning, but how a shift in focus opened a door of opportunitiesThe benefits of getting a coach to help propel you or your business's specific needsHow she's grown into the confident woman she is todayAnd what success means to herBiggest lesson from this episodeA reminder that our thoughts are just stories we make up in our mindSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=7RLX5Y2WR78US)

"Cause every worthless word we got more far awayAnd nothing's ever promised tomorrow todayAnd nothing lasts forever but be honest babeIt hurts but it may be the only way" FIRST VERSE: It's Marko and Tony's 4-year wedding anniversary, so they are this week's #GayRelationshipGoals!! The guys have a lot going on in their lives, but they won't miss an opportunity to celebrate. Take a listen so you can take a trip down memory lane with them. Then, the guys bring up an oldie but goodie: In Gay News. Marko and Tony talk about Joe Biden, the Pope, boys wearing skirts, and Oreo's! You're going to love this!! Finally, join us for the October edition of our Listener Shituations - we have a lot to catch up on. CHORUS: "Uh, and I heard 'em say, nothin's ever promised tomorrow todayAnd I heard 'em say (nothin's ever promised tomorrow today) but we'll find a way"BRIDGE: Get Help | If you need a licensed therapist but can't leave your home, go to www.betterhelp.com/critellis and get some help, today. Visit Us | www.podrelationshit.com for more Relationsh!t content and information about the podcast. Tune In | Tune in to Relationsh@ for a behind the scenes post-show conversation about this week's episode! Visit Instagram (@podrelationshit) every week for more Relationshit content! Donate | Head over to patreon.com/podrelationshit and start donating today! Your donations will give you early access to the podcast and give you behind-the-scenes interviews with our weekly guests. Shop | Head to proraso-usa.com right now and use promo code RELATIONSHIT20 for 20% off your beard care or shave needs! Purchase now and use the hashtags #ShowUsYourShave or #ShowUsYourBeard for a chance to be highlighted on our IG Story! Email Us | Fill out a Listener Shituation on our website, or email us at relationshitquestions@gmail.com. Once a month, we will answer your questions on the podcast and do our best to give some guidance. Rate Us | Go to your favorite podcast directory and give Relationsh!t a 5-Star rating, and fantastic review! Follow Us | Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook: @podrelationshit And follow Marko and Tony on Instagram (@thecritellis) if you want a BTS look into their relationship and adventures!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/podrelationshit)

Day 2 round 1 Manchester OpenAs day 2 comes to a conclusion we review some of todays matches and highlights. We hear more audio diaries from Tesni Evans and Declan James, Both who played todayAnd we welcome Amanda Sobhy who shares her experience travelling from the US See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bonus song: Castles in the Sand(The Booth Brothers)Like a child by the sea shoreBuilding castles in the sandFoolish dreams I have dreamed day by dayLeaving God out completelyTill the day my castle's grandFell apart in the tide and swept awayIn each life storms will gatherRains descend and wild winds blowWise the man who in God is anchored fastAre you then like that wise man?Are you anchored?Do you know you are saved till the storms of life are pastCastles built upon the sandThough they seemed to be so grandWill surely melt awayFor in life's raging stormThey cannot standIn the rock of the agesAll my hopes are built todayAnd in the rock they will never pass awayAnd in the rock they will never pass awaySource: MusixmatchSongwriters: Mosie Lister

This episode could change your life. Our guest, Tim Walls, has a prophetic word for some listeners at the end of the interview.Tim is a father, husband, business consultant, coach and speaker based in Northern California.But Tim is not your typical business consultant. I’m not sure there’s anyone who does what he does. The simplest way to describe it is he comes alongside Kingdom-minded business leaders who want to partner with God to grow their companies.He helps people unlock kingdom strategies in times of growth and adversity, and facilitates a transformation of culture that sees lives changed.For Tim, it is all about helping people experience the presence of God every day. He makes the supernatural, practical. And the results are, quite literally, out of this world.Tim talks about:How people in business can access the presence of God for every decision and circumstanceIncredible stories of breakthroughHis own transition from fighting his calling in business to where he is todayAnd so much moreNow - an IMPORTANT message. At the very end of this interview, Tim releases a prophetic word for a number of listeners. PLEASE listen carefully and if it connects with you, I want to know. Email me: andrew@apiroconsulting.comNotes from the interview — Tim’s weapons to empower you:Daily habit: Time with the Lord in the Word and in worship, declare truth and prophetic words, thankfulness.Bible inspiration: Isaiah 64Worship song: The Blessing by Kari JobeBook: Strengthen Yourself In The Lord by Bill JohnsonMore resources and connect with Tim:The Business Sherpa https://thebusinesssherpa.com/Tim on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothywalls/About the show:On the Supernatural Business In Times of Crisis podcast, leaders reveal how to advance your business in adversity, empowering and equipping you with the supernatural power to take on and overcome the impossible.Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast player.Produced and hosted by Andrew Montesi, founder of Apiro Consulting and Apiro Media, full stack marketer, media producer and entrepreneur.Audio production by Nathan Jones and art by Jess Radnidge.Find out more, contact and join the community here:https://www.supernaturalbusinesspodcast.com/Email:supernaturalbusiness@apiroconsulting.comAn Apiro Media production https://apiropodcasts.com

You have one shot at this life, and you deserve to be on top of the world. So go for it! This episode is me sharing a fresh perspective on consciousness expansion, and how all of us, including you, can use our own self will to make personal dreams come true in this new decade. Happy New Year!Support Mycoverse The Mushroom Podcast https://www.patreon.com/mycoversethemushroompodcastConnect with Mycoverse The Mushroom Podcast https://www.mycoversepodcast.buzzsprout.com https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mycoverse-the-mushroom-podcast/id1490772318 https://www.instagram.mycoversethemushroompodcast https://www.facebook.com/Myocersethemushroompodcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLpFHZ4POXhv3RK4P3nwMgLyrics to “Turn The Page Sideways (demo)” by Nathan Davila “Sometimes it seems my danger Is on the other side of my life nowAnd if you had the chance would youTake a moment to fallAnd if you knew that you could winWouldn’t you like that life? NowAnd this is high time for treasonTo mistake that you know it allAnd I can say This is happeningJust the way... it shouldSo say hi when you see me passing byTake a moment to look up from the skyThe tides wave just a little bit slower todayAnd this is what I sayTime ticks to a rhythm that makes you itchYour mind is a reason to make me sickThere’s a way that we could all get along todayAnd it goes like this”Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mycoversethemushroompodcast)

Production and Sound Design by Kevin Seaman   The Auroras of Autumn Canto 5-10VThe mother invites humanity to her houseAnd table. The father fetches tellers of talesAnd musicians who mute much, muse much, on the tales.The father fetches negresses to dance,Among the children, like curious ripenessesOf pattern in the dance's ripening.For these the musicians make insidious tones,Clawing the sing-song of their instruments.The children laugh and jangle a tinny time.The father fetches pageants out of air,Scenes of the theatre, vistas and blocks of woodsAnd curtains like a naive pretence of sleep.Among these the musicians strike the instinctive poem.The father fetches his unherded herds,Of barbarous tongue, slavered and panting halvesOf breath, obedient to his trumpet's touch.This then is Chatillon or as you please.We stand in the tumult of a festival.What festival? This loud, disordered mooch?These hospitaliers? These brute-like guests?These musicians dubbing at a tragedy,A-dub, a-dub, which is made up of this:That there are no lines to speak? There is no play.Or, the persons act one merely by being here.VIIt is a theatre floating through the clouds,Itself a cloud, although of misted rockAnd mountains running like water, wave on wave,Through waves of light. It is of cloud transformedTo cloud transformed again, idly, the wayA season changes color to no end,Except the lavishing of itself in change,As light changes yellow into gold and goldTo its opal elements and fire's delight,Splashed wide-wise because it likes magnificenceAnd the solemn pleasures of magnificent spaceThe cloud drifts idly through half-thought-of forms.The theatre is filled with flying birds,Wild wedges, as of a volcano's smoke, palm-eyedAnd vanishing, a web in a corridorOr massive portico. A capitol,It may be, is emerging or has justCollapsed. The denouement has to be postponed . . .This is nothing until in a single man contained,Nothing until this named thing nameless isAnd is destroyed. He opens the door of his houseOn flames. The scholar of one candle seesAn Arctic effulgence flaring on the frameOf everything he is. And he feels afraid.VIIIs there an imagination that sits enthronedAs grim as it is benevolent, the justAnd the unjust, which in the midst of summer stopsTo imagine winter? When the leaves are dead,Does it take its place in the north and enfold itself,Goat-leaper, crystalled and luminous, sittingIn highest night? And do these heavens adornAnd proclaim it, the white creator of black, jettedBy extinguishings, even of planets as may be,Even of earth, even of sight, in snow,Except as needed by way of majesty,In the sky, as crown and diamond cabala?It leaps through us, through all our heavens leaps,Extinguishing our planets, one by one,Leaving, of where we were and looked, of whereWe knew each other and of each other thought,A shivering residue, chilled and foregone,Except for that crown and mystical cabala.But it dare not leap by chance in its own dark.It must change from destiny to slight caprice.And thus its jetted tragedy, its steleAnd shape and mournful making move to findWhat must unmake it and, at last, what can,Say, a flippant communication under the moon.VIIIThere may be always a time of innocence.There is never a place. Or if there is no time,If it is not a thing of time, nor of place,Existing in the idea of it, alone,In the sense against calamity, it is notLess real. For the oldest and coldest philosopher,There is or may be a time of innocenceAs pure principle. Its nature is its end,That it should be, and yet not be, a thingThat pinches the pity of the pitiful man,Like a book at evening beautiful but untrue,Like a book on rising beautiful and true.It is like a thing of ether that existsAlmost as predicate. But it exists,It exists, it is visible, it is, it is.So, then, these lights are not a spell of light,A saying out of a cloud, but innocence.An innocence of the earth and no false signOr symbol of malice. That we partake thereof,Lie down like children in this holiness,As if, awake, we lay in the quiet of sleep,As if the innocent mother sang in the darkOf the room and on an accordion, half-heard,Created the time and place in which we breathed . . .IXAnd of each other thought—in the idiomOf the work, in the idiom of an innocent earth,Not of the enigma of the guilty dream.We were as Danes in Denmark all day longAnd knew each other well, hale-hearted landsmen,For whom the outlandish was another dayOf the week, queerer than Sunday. We thought alikeAnd that made brothers of us in a homeIn which we fed on being brothers, fedAnd fattened as on a decorous honeycomb.This drama that we live—We lay sticky with sleep.This sense of the activity of fate—The rendezvous, when she came alone,By her coming became a freedom of the two,An isolation which only the two could share.Shall we be found hanging in the trees next s pring?Of what disaster in this the imminence:Bare limbs, bare trees and a wind as sharp as salt?The stars are putting on their glittering belts.They throw around their shoulders cloaks that flashLike a great shadow's last embellishment.It may come tomorrow in the simplest word,Almost as part of innocence, almost,Almost as the tenderest and the truest part.XAn unhappy people in a happy world—Read, rabbi, the phases of this difference.An unhappy people in an unhappy world—Here are too many mirrors for misery.A happy people in an unhappy world—It cannot be. There's nothing there to rollOn the expressive tongue, the finding fang.A happy people in a happy world—Buffo! A ball, an opera, a bar.Turn back to where we were when we began:An unhappy people in a happy world.Now, solemnize the secretive syllables.Read to the congregation, for todayAnd for tomorrow, this extremity,This contrivance of the spectre of the spheres,Contriving balance to contrive a whole,The vital, the never-failing genius,Fulfilling his meditations, great and small.In these unhappy he meditates a whole,The full of fortune and the full of fate,As if he lived all lives, that he might know,In hall harridan, not hushful paradise,To a haggling of wind and weather, by these lightsLike a blaze of summer straw, in winter's nick.

and#8220;May I deliver all beings from difficulties; may I eradicate all passions; may I master all dharmas; may I lead all beings to Buddhahood.and#8221; This is the Bodhisattvaand#8217;s resolve upon the awakening of the Bodhi Heart. Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Bodhichitta and the Bodhisattva Vow by Sangharakshita. From the talk The Bodhisattva Vow given in 1969. This talk is part of the series Aspects of the Bodhisattva Ideal.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte gives us a glimpse into a Triratna retreat in India. Entitled A Jumbo Indian Retreat this excerpt is from the talk My Life and Dr Ambedkar by Chandrabodhi. Given at Sangha night, North London Buddhist Centre.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, Make a Difference and#8211; Women in India, is excerpted from the talk Triratna Sangha In India and the Work of the India Dharma Trust by Tarahridaya. This talk was given as part of Manchester Buddhist Centreand#8217;s celebration of Dr Ambedkarand#8217;s 60th anniversary of his conversion to Buddhism. She provides a personal recount of the transformative nature of the Dharma and the Triratna Buddhist movement witnessed in India.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, Words Count, is excerpted from the talk Words Have the Power to Connect Or Create Walls by Aniruddha, an Indian Order Member working as an NVC (Non-Violent Communication) trainer in India. This talk was given in 2009 on his first visit to the Buddhafield Festival and was a great hit. Learn more about the work of Karuna Trust

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, Ambedkar: A True Hero, is excerpted from the talk Radical Buddhism and#8211; Changing the Myth of Society by Vajratara about Dr Ambedkar and his relevance to the Western Buddhists. In a culture of unprecedented freedom, Vajratara asks how we choose which path to follow? This was the question facing Dr Ambedkar who had a burning issue to solve and#8211; untouchability. Vajratara introduces Dr Ambedkar by showing his methods of solving this problem, and how he came to realise more than political, economic or social action was needed. She also explains how he came to choose Buddhism as a way to radically challenge the myth of Indian society. This leaves the question of what myths in our society do we need to challenge, and how do we challenge them? Talk given at Sheffield Buddhist Centre in August 2014.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Metta as Emptiness by Dayajoti. This excerpt is from the talk Dependent Arising given on the Metta and Insight Retreat, held at Taraloka Retreat Centre, May 2015.

What needs to be seen and known in our experience of suffering in order for it to lead to freedom and compassion? Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Gestures of Metta by Saddhanandi. This beautiful collection of thoughts on metta is the introduction to a guided meditation. The full talk, entitled Metta and Beauty, is from a 12 day meditation retreat on Metta as a Path to Insight given at Taraloka, May 2015.

What needs to be seen and known in our experience of suffering in order for it to lead to freedom and compassion? Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Creating New Pathways from the talk Living In the Mandala Ratnavandana. This is her second talk of the 2015 Rainy Season Retreat in Bristol, UK. Here Ratnavandana embarks on a personal sharing of how her life has been transformed by deciding to go and live in the mandala of the Brahma Viharas and the Jinas themselves. Her deep love of the practices represents both an inspired and eminently practical vision of how to orientate yourself on the great map of the wayand#8230; Full talk includes a guided meditation practice to help you find your feet wherever you are! This talk is part of the series Brahma Viharas and#8211; Bristol Retreat 2015.

What needs to be seen and known in our experience of suffering in order for it to lead to freedom and compassion? Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Into the Depths from the talk Insight Into Dukkha by Dayajoti. Number eight in a series of talks from a 12-day Metta and Insight Retreat at Taraloka, 2015.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called The Buddhaand#8217;s Decision to Teach by Parami excerpted from the talk Out of Compassion for the World given at our International Retreat at Taraloka, May 08. The Buddha realised full well how hard it was going to be to communicate what he had discovered to other people and#8211; to us. He knew that the grip of greed, hatred and delusion is very strong. He could imagine how vexatious it might be to teach. Fortunately for us, he could also see our potential. And so out of compassion he taught. Parami explores this theme of the Buddhaand#8217;s compassionate action and how ultimately it came from beyond self, beyond other and#8211; it emerged from his realisation of and#8216;Emptinessand#8217;

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called The Journey of Descent. Bhadra introduces the archetypal magician, Padmasambhava. He uses episodes from the magicianand#8217;s life to illustrate how engaging the imagination through ritual and being willing to make the journey of descent are key elements of a fruitful practice. From the talk: The Art of Ritual and Descent given at a day for men in Bristol.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called On The Paving Sprinkled with Perfume by Samantabhadri excerpted from the talk: Ritual, A Path to Truth and Self Transcendence. Speaking at Nottingham Buddhist centre, Samantabhadri gives a keynote talk on ritual and its place and potential within the Triratna Community. She explores ritual as personal experience and in relation to going beyond a fixed self, to the collective, to the imagination, to compassion and to our longing for the transcendental.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called The Heart of the Puja from A Personal Take On the Sevenfold Puja by Amarapuspa. Amarapuspa discusses the Going For Refuge section of the puja, and the Refuges and Precepts, with examples from her own personal journey towards letting go into the puja. We hear the story of Dhaniya the Cattleman and the session finishes with a series of led reflections asking and#8220;can we be inspired by the example of the Buddha?and#8221;. This talk was given at Croydon Buddhist Centre in June 2016 as part of our regular Saturday morning sangha class.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called The Sheer Amazement of Joy. Garavachitta explores The Seven Moods of the Puja as a devotional journey, in this excerpt we hear his thoughts on the Rejoicing in Merits section. This talk reflects on the stages of the journey and how we can enter it more deeply. Given at the Manchester Buddhist Centre at Triratna Night on 28 September 2015.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called A Potent Practice. Amrta talks personally about the practice of puja and also asks us what importance do we place on it in our movement. Is it a secondary practice or a means to awakening the Bodhi Heart!? Given on a menand#8217;s regional Order weekend at Padmaloka September 2010, entitled Thoughts on Puja.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is a full description of The Sevenfold Puja. From the talk entitled Poetry and Devotion in Buddhism: the Sevenfold Puja by Sangarakshita. The central problem of spiritual life is the mobilisation of our emotional energies, so that what we know can be put into practice. Energies may be blocked, wasted or too coarse, and the Buddhist puja takes us through a series of devotional moods to help liberate them. This talk is part of the series Ritual and Devotion in Buddhism.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Our True Response, from the talk entitled Truthful Communication. Amarapuspa explores the topic of truthful communication starting from the idea that the spiritual life consists of speaking the truth. She discuses whether we are capable of speaking the truth and how the responses of our bodies may help us to spot if we are not being truthful. Amarapuspa also looks at the area of trust in communication and how factual accuracy is important. This talk was given at the Croydon Buddhist Centre in September 2015 as part of the regular Saturday morning Sangha class.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Going Deeper into the Heart of How Things Are, from the talk entitled Prajnaparamita, the female Bodhisattva of wisdom, by Vessantara. This excerpt goes into detail of the several mantras associated with this figure. From the series of talks for Sangha Night on Buddhas and Bodhisattva given at the Cambridge Buddhist Centre.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is a recollection from Sangharakshita called An Encounter with Padmasambhava in Darjeeling. Padmasambhava, often known as the and#8216;Second Buddhaand#8217;, is famous for converting the demons of Tibet. In this lecture we are given a brief biography of Padmasambhava and an outline of the progressive Nyingmapa practices attributed to him. N.B. Poor original recording. From the talk Padmasambhava: Tantric Guru of Tibet, given in 1972.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is all about Nothing to Fear. Vajrasara explores the life and teachings of the Buddha as theyand#8217;ve come down through the stories of the tradition. From the talk Tales of a Free Spirit and#8211; 45 Years of the Buddhaand#8217;s Life, given in 2006.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, is called Heroic Warrior from the talk Shakyamuni Buddha given by Maitreyaraja during the 2016 and#8216;Cosmic Going for Refuge Treeand#8217; retreat at Padmaloka.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, is called Faith as Metta by Saddhaloka from the talk entitled Amitabha. This is the fourth talk in a six-part series on the figures on the Wheel of Life. Saddhaloka introduces us to Amitabha, the red Buddha of the West who represents and inspires the highest love of all. Talk given at Padmaloka Retreat Centre, winter retreat, 1997

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, is called Compassionate Action by Sangharakshita. This excerpt is from Taraloka Retreat Centre, when Sangharakshita inaugurates their new shrine cabin dedicated to Tara and#8211; the radiant Bodhisattva of compassion, inspiration to many who lead a Buddhist life aspiring to beauty and a steady openness in the face of the mysteries of existence.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, introduces to another side of the usual wrathful Vajrapani, entitled Peaceful Vajrapani. From an imaginative yet practical talk entitled Vajrapani by Sanghanistha. Given during the 2016 and#8216;Cosmic Going for Refuge Treeand#8217; retreat at Padmaloka.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte offers a sensitive and thoughtful exploration of Fear and Vajrapani. This excerpt is from the talk entitled The Blazing Iron Club and the Winged Horse (Winter Retreat Dec 2010) by Vidyadaka.

On this week's show, we talk the rundown of the All-In event, and why there is some controversy as to the show's run time, as well as who in the WWE could benefit from following the path like Cody hasWe also are joined by a staple in the WNY Wrestling scene, BCL, Big Cat Lemmar, as he talks the differences between when he was coming up in the business as to the talent coming up todayAnd, out From the Stands segment is back, with Tiffany, as we talk all things WWE Evolution and the Women's Revolution.

On this week's show, we talk the rundown of the All-In event, and why there is some controversy as to the show's run time, as well as who in the WWE could benefit from following the path like Cody hasWe also are joined by a staple in the WNY Wrestling scene, BCL, Big Cat Lemmar, as he talks the differences between when he was coming up in the business as to the talent coming up todayAnd, out From the Stands segment is back, with Tiffany, as we talk all things WWE Evolution and the Women's Revolution.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, is called The Horse and the Rider, an excerpt from the talk entitled Cutting the Bonds by Vadanya, the introduction to a Sangha Night Series at Sheffield Buddhist Centre. and#8216;Total Transformation and#8211; Head, Heart and Gutsand#8217;. Using an analogy of a rider on a horse, he notes that we often act as if our head (the rider) is the most important aspect of our experience and overlook our emotions and our volition (the horse). However all aspects of our experience need to be addressed if we want to truly transform. Vandanya explores this theme of total transformation by looking at the figure of Manjusri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, who embodies the and#8216;headand#8217; aspect of Enlightenment.

Enlightenment must be within our reach! Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte, is called The Seed of the Thus Gone, an excerpt from the talk simply titled The Motive by Padmavajra. This is the first talk in an eight part series by Padmavajra exploring a great classic of Tibetan Buddhism – Gampopaand#8217;s and#8216;Jewel Ornament of Liberationand#8217;. The work, inspired by devotion to Manjusri, is one of the key texts in the development of the Tibetan Lam Rim teachings. And Gampopa, being one of the two principle disciples of the yogi Milarepa, presents both the monastic Lam Rim approach of Atisha and the Mahamudra meditation teachings of Milarepa himself. Talk given at Padmaloka Retreat Centre, Winter 2008 This talk is part of the series Themes from Gampopaand#8217;s Jewel Ornament of Liberation.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is entitled What happens when we stop and listen? from the talk The Sound of Reality by Padmavajra. Fabulous stuff. This richly rewarding talk explores the place and function of sound in Buddhist practice and history, as well as within Padmavajraand#8217;s own spiritual life. A wide-ranging cultural journey is made from John Coltrane to Sufi Qawwali, from mantra to Zen poetry, taking in Andre Gide, Renaissanace Neoplatonism and the ancient Pali Verses en route. Not to be missed! Talk given at Padmaloka Retreat Centre, 2004

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is entitled The Buddha and Reality from the talk The Buddha, God, and Reality by Sangharakshita. Having considered Buddhism (in and#8216;The Buddha and#8211; Man or Supermanand#8217; and and#8216;Evolution: Lower and Higherand#8217;) in terms of process in time, and the Buddha himself as a historical figure, Sangharakshita now uses stories and quotations from the scriptures to show that the Buddha and reality are ultimately outside time. Talk given in 1966. This talk is part of the series Introducing Buddhism.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is entitled Reality and Intuition from the talk All One Gorgeous Mistake by Vajradarshini. A jewelled casket of a talk by Vajradarshini, with poetic accompaniment. Rumi meets Tsongkhapa in the Tavern of Ruin, and Dogen, Milarepa and Nagarjuna join them to talk about and#8216;selfand#8217; and and#8216;worldand#8217;. Joanna Macy turns up too — then many voices, mixed and mingled, explore the experience of being part of an Order and following the Buddhaand#8217;s way. Quite splendid stuff. Talk given at the Western Buddhist Order Womenand#8217;s Convention, 2005

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is called Perception (Samjna) and#8211; A Definition, taken from the 6th talk in the series The Diamond Sutra and#8211; Taking Mind to its Limits by Padmavajra. This is the sixth in a sparkling, wide-ranging, thoroughly comprehensive ten talk series by Padmavajra on and#8216;The Diamond Sutraand#8217;. Down to the nitty-gritty now, with a useful and considered introduction to the nature and workings of perception itself. With a special emphasis too on moving from a utilitarian attitude to other people towards a genuine sense of relationship founded on loving kindness. Talks given at Padmaloka Retreat Centre, 2004 as part of the series The Diamond Sutra and#8211; Taking Mind to its Limits.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is from a talk by Kulaprabha called The Alchemy of Happiness, a thoughtful take on the positive emotions cultivated in the and#8216;Brahma Viharaand#8217; meditations. This excerpt, called The Fulcrum of Vedana, takes a look at the relationship between mindfulness and positive emotion. Talk given at the Western Buddhist Order convention, 2007.

Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte is on Worldly and Unworldly Vedana from a series of talks on the Satipatthana: A Path to Insight. This talk (4 of 8 in the series) is clear, engaging and impassioned. In this full exploration of how to apply mindfulness practice in meditation and our lives, Prasadavatiand#8217;s depth of lived experience and love of satipatthana shines through. This series was given on an intensive meditation retreat at Taraloka for women who have asked for ordination.

In this week’s episode, Georgie Coleridge Cole is joined by Thea Green, founder of cult beauty brand Nails Inc.Fifteen years ago, Thea Green was Fashion Editor of Tatler at just 23 years old. It was in NYC when travelling with the magazine that she saw a gap in the UK market – professional, high-quality, cool manicures for time-poor, style-savvy women.Nails Inc was born and today is one of the world’s leading nail care brands, known and loved for their catwalk colour, innovative product launches, and clever brand partners from Alexa Chung to Victoria Beckham. You’ll be familiar with their bestselling shades such as Porchester Square and Mayfair Lane, but listen on to find out where and how it all began… THEA SHARES:How to become a fashion editor at 23The power of QVCGetting the work/life balance rightHer role in the business todayAnd more… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Todayand#8217;s Dharmabyte podcast is delivered by Subhuti entitled The Importance of Intention In the Stage of Positive Emotion. This excerpt from the talk of the same name was given during a retreat on the system of meditation. Subhuti emphasises the importance of intention in the metta bhavana; it is not a practice about feeling good, but transforming our responses; a karmic action which then has a result of feeling happier and more positive.

Fear is the great modern disease. Helping to create the conditions of fearlessness is one of the greatest gifts we can give. Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte podcast is entitledand#8220;Knowing the Dangers, Seeking the Nobleand#8221; by Dhivan. Here, Dhivan draws out some of the continuing significance of the story of the noble quest, as a kind of blueprint for the model of the Dharma life as heroic self-development. From the talk The Buddhas Noble Quest given at a Sangha evening at Bristol Buddhist Centre.

Fear is the great modern disease. Helping to create the conditions of fearlessness is one of the greatest gifts we can give. Todayand#8217;s FBA Dharmabyte podcast is entitledand#8220;The Gift of Fearlessnessand#8221; by Sangharakshita from the talk Altruism and Individualism in the Spiritual Life Talk given in 1969 as part of the series Aspects of the Bodhisattva Ideal.

Todayand#8217;s Dharmabyte podcast is aptly namedand#8220;It’s Not Fair!and#8221; by Kalyanaprabha. Lifeand#8217;s unfair, what can we do about it? We can practice the Dharma and follow the Buddhaand#8217;s teachings. Kalyanaprabhaand#8217;s sober yet uplifting talk encourages us to do just that. Excerpt from the talk: What to Do In An Unfair World.

Todayand#8217;s Dharmabyte podcast is a short talk by Nityabodha given as part of the LBCand#8217;s Urban Retreat in June 2009 entitled and#8220;Glimpses of Visionand#8221;.