Podcast appearances and mentions of tony burroughs

Join us for the next episode of the Our Daily Magic Podcast (LIVE from the Facebook Group) as "I am Magickai" aka Kaí and Dell Henderson aka The True Essence Connector will be interviewing Robbie Adkins.  Robbie was born in Southern California shortly after WWII. She was able to grow up feeling safe and was able to explore all that this abundant world had to offer. There were, of course, limitations, but those caused her to start questioning everything…to become a seeker. After graduating from college with a degree in Graphic Communication, she started her very successful career as a graphic designer/illustrator. She won a guest editorship for Mademoiselle Magazine and went to New York to work as an intern for the month after her graduation. Her professional career included positions such as magazine art director and director of corporate communications for an emerging information company. She received many awards along the way, such as a Gold Medal from the LA Art Directors and a Best of Show from the Communication Arts group of San Diego. In her twenties, she took up the sport of skydiving and was in a world record formation made with all women. She then moved on to the emerging sport of hang gliding and was the only woman to qualify to compete in the Hang Gliding Nationals in 1974. Her whole life she has had an acute appetite for learning about all things spiritual with an emphasis on how we create our own reality. She has been influenced, among many others, by the teachings of Jesus Christ, Jane Roberts and the Seth materials, Native American teachings, the I-Ching, Abraham-Hicks, Alice A. Bailey and the teachings of the Tibetan, Tony Burroughs and The Intenders of the Highest Good, and most recently, Marilyn Harper – Adironnda.  With all these experiences, the episode started with Kai being curious on how these affected Robbie's life today (10:49) where she shares how it boosted her confidence, and led her to write a book called "the Voice of the Soul". She further elaborated on the importance of alignment.    Dell asks on how did Robbie started to become a seeker (19:19) where she shares her experience during her teens about Christianity and salvation. Dell shares his own similar experience (21:00).  Kai then asks about Robbie's favorite practice(29:50) where she opened up about her book club. This sparked Kai's interest (31:49) where Robbie shares how it started, its mission and how it affected her personally.  Kai then asks how would Robbie describe her mission through her work (36:27) where she shares about her book and she later turned into an app so that everyone can have access to it. Check it out on App store or Play store!  Listen to the whole episode to know more about Robbie, her books, experiences and a lot more with our hosts. Stay Magical!

Topics Discussed:Dean Henry is a Philadelphia-area Genealogist with over a decade of experience. We cover:Misconceptions of African-American research.Important record groups to use at the federal, state, and county level.Key groups to join on your family history journey.Fun finds from Dean’s research. Be sure to check out the links before the resources mentioned in the episode.If you want to see a video of this episode, check out the PA Ancestors YouTube Channel (link below). Get a free research guide here: PAancestors.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/paancestors Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PennsylvaniaAncestors YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu0RT3pKeOZDfp94JRaaqxg/featured Music: My Days Have Been So Wondrous and Free, composed by Francis Hopkinson (1737-1791) for George Washington. The song is considered to be one of the first secular songs written in America. MP3 recording by www.amclassical.com and licensed through Creative Commons, some rights reserved. Links:Dean Henry, Family Pearl, LLC - familypearl.com  Groups Dean is a member of an recommends:African American Genealogy Group, Philadelphia based - AAGG.orgAfro American Historical and Genealogical Society, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh chapters - AAHGS.org  Sources mentioned:Freedman’s Bureau RecordsHistorical Society of PennsylvaniaChester County Archives (each county kept these records so check with your county of interest)Historic Eden Cemetery PA Septennial Census on AncestryTemple University Library, Charles L. Blockson Afro-American CollectionFamilySearch African-American Research GuideBlack Roots, by Tony Burroughs (2001)African American in Pennsylvania: Shifting Historical Perspectives, edited by Joe William Trotter, Jr and Eric Ledel Smith (1997)African American and American Indian Patriots in the Revolutionary War: A Guide to Service, Sources, and Studies, by Daughters of the American Revolution (2008)Discovering Black Vermont: African American Farmers in Hinesburgh, 1790-1890, by Elise A. Guyette (2020)Episode on YouTube 

Have you wondered why you can't find your ancestors? Tony Burroughs will explore reasons why you are having problems finding your ancestors. Tony Burroughs is founder and CEO of the Center for Black Genealogy.  He is an internationally known genealogist who taught genealogy at Chicago State University for fifteen years. Burroughs researched Olympic Gold Medal sprint champion Michael Johnson’s family history and consulted on the Smokey Robinson genealogy, the Oprah Winfrey genealogy, Reverend Al Sharpton-Strom Thurmond genealogy,  African American Lives2, Who Do You Think You Are, The Real Family of Jesus and consulted with Chicago Public Schools, New York Public Schools, Chicago City Colleges and Ancestry.com.         Burroughs’ book, Black Roots: A Beginners Guide to Tracing the African American Family Tree (Simon & Schuster, 2001) was number one on Essence Magazine's Best Seller List and is now in its fifth printing. His chapter, African American Genealogy is in the Encyclopedia of African American History (Oxford University Press, 2009). His chapter, How to Create a Family Tree, is in The Experts Guide to 100 Things Everyone Should Know How to Do (Samantha Ettus editor, Clarkson Potter Division of Random House Inc., September 2004), along with other experts, Donald Trump, Jennifer Capriati, Debbie Fields, and Larry King. His chapter, African American Genealogy appears in The Source, revised edition (edited by Lou Szucs and Sandra Luebking, Ancestry, 2006) and he was one of three co-authors of the African American Genealogical Sourcebook (Paula Byers, editor, Detroit: Gale Research, 1995).

Envision Only Positive Outcomes So says Tony Burroughs this week as we continue our conversation on intentionality. Tony’s work is all around intentions; he’s co-founder of The Intenders of the Highest Good and one of his greatest gifts to all of us is the practice of the Intender’s Circles, now a global community of people joining together to envision a better world, and find greater personal alignment in it. We’ve put a bunch of links to Tony’s work below, including his original — and inspirational — book, The Code. Check it out, and start your own Intender’s Circle today! Links & Notes What you Need to Know Now: The Lee Ching Messages The Code: Use the Laws of Manifestation to Achieve Your Highest Good The Bridge The Vision Alignment Project Intenders The Intenders of the Highest Good Tony Burroughs

Could 2016 be a transformational year, both personally and globally? Is it time to move from self consciousness to whole consciousness? Tony Burroughs has been showing us the art of intedning for years, what do we need to know now to make our intentions as powerful as possible? And how do we widen our scope to create the highest good for all? Join us for an inspiring conversation on the power of our intent with best selling author, Tony Burroughs.Listen LIVE to Entanglement Radio every Wednesday at 12 PM ET on OMTimes Radio, the iOM Radio Network, http://omtimes.com/iom

Could 2016 be a transformational year, both personally and globally? Is it time to move from self consciousness to whole consciousness? Tony Burroughs has been showing us the art of intedning for years, what do we need to know now to make our intentions as powerful as possible? And how do we widen our scope to create the highest good for all? Join us for an inspiring conversation on the power of our intent with best selling author, Tony Burroughs.Listen LIVE to Entanglement Radio every Wednesday at 12 PM ET on OMTimes Radio, the iOM Radio Network, http://omtimes.com/iom

The Call to Live From Intention. Tony Burroughs is the cofounder of the worldwide intentional community “The Intenders of the Highest Good.” He's the author of nine books, including The Intenders Handbook and The Code: 10 Intentions for a Better World, and our book club selection for our September theme: Get What You Want. But this is not standard-issue materialistic intention; this is intention for a better world. It's based on 10 intentions he calls The Code.

Learn how to manifest what you want with intention!  Join us for a re-broadcast of this popular episode on coach Cafe! Tony Burroughs is an author, storyteller and a cofounder of The Intenders of the Highest Good, a grassroots community movement with Intenders Circles in countries all over the world. He’s written many books, including The Intender’s Handbook and The Code: 10 Intentions for a Better World, which have been translated into four languages, Get What You Want: The Art of Making and Manifesting Your Intentions (Viva Editions) and most recently The Law of Agreement. Also the author of the popular daily email message called The Intenders Bridge at intenders.org, Burroughs lives in Mount Shasta, California. Visit his websites at intenders.com, visionalignmentproject.com, and highestlighthouse.com    

Anodea Judith, Ph.D. is an innovative thinker, best-selling author, world renowned teacher, and former therapist whose work addresses both personal and collective transformation. Her passion for the realization of human potential matches her concern for humanity's impending crises - her fervent wish is that we "wake up in time." She holds Masters and Doctoral degrees in Psychology and Human Health. To learn more about Anodea and her work, visit: http://globalheartawakens.com/ Tony Burroughs is an author, storyteller, and co-founder of The Intenders of the Highest Good, a grassroots community movement with Intenders Circles in countries all over the world. He was a gentleman farmer in Hawaii until 17 years ago when he and three friends created their first Intenders Circle.Tony is the author of the popular daily email messages called The Bridge at www.intenders.org and has written nine books.Tony's newest book is Get What You Want: The Art of Making and Manifesting Your Intentions His latest endeavor is The Vision Alignment Project. To learn more about Tony and his work, visit: http://www.intenders.com

Anodea Judith, Ph.D. is an innovative thinker, best-selling author, world renowned teacher, and former therapist whose work addresses both personal and collective transformation. Her passion for the realization of human potential matches her concern for humanity's impending crises - her fervent wish is that we "wake up in time." She holds Masters and Doctoral degrees in Psychology and Human Health. To learn more about Anodea and her work, visit: http://globalheartawakens.com/ Tony Burroughs is an author, storyteller, and co-founder of The Intenders of the Highest Good, a grassroots community movement with Intenders Circles in countries all over the world. He was a gentleman farmer in Hawaii until 17 years ago when he and three friends created their first Intenders Circle.Tony is the author of the popular daily email messages called The Bridge at www.intenders.org and has written nine books.Tony's newest book is Get What You Want: The Art of Making and Manifesting Your Intentions His latest endeavor is The Vision Alignment Project. To learn more about Tony and his work, visit: http://www.intenders.com

"That which you are reaching toward is also reaching out toward you!" Really? My guest, Tony Burroughs, thinks so - in fact he teaches others how to use this simple statement to manifest their hopes and dreams - learn how today on Soulful Living at Empower Radio with Teri Williams!

The art of making and manifesting your intentions, with author Tony Burroughs.

If you are stuck in the "I don't know what I want" or the "I don't know how to get what I want" rut, then this is the interview for you! Tony Burroughs leads us with compassion and humor to identifying and manifesting your intentions. In not so fancy terms...make your dreams reality. It's about time you started believing that what you want can really come to fruition.

Join the On-Purpose Blog Talk radio show with Susyn Reeve & Rikk Hansen to discover and live a LifeWork that's alive with purpose. "Get What You Want:  Intending Your Purpose" This Thursday, June 27, 2013 10:00am pacific time join Rikk and Susyn for a conversation Tony Burroughs master storyteller and author of Get What You Want:  The Art of Making and Manifesting Your Intentions.  Listen live at:  http://bit.ly/0627Burroughs For more details, visit: http://OnPurposeShow.com Susyn Reeve, is the creator of The Self Esteem ToolKit, best-selling author of The Inspired Life and award winning author of Choose Peace & Happiness. Susyn Reeve, is the best-selling author of The Inspired Life and award winning author of Choose Peace & Happiness. She has 35 years experience as a Corporate Consultant, Coach and InterFaith Minister. She has been a delegate to the UN Commission on the Status of Women. www.SusynReeve.com Rikk Hansen is one of the nation's leading experts in guiding midlife professionals and entrepreneurs to discover a lifework that's really their CALLING. Currently, as founder at Brilliant NEXT, he has pioneered a  system called "New Fire Discover" that guides midlife women and men to find certainty of purpose and exciting direction for their next fulfilling work - in a short period of time and despite any obstacles, fears, or doubt.  www.BrilliantNEXT.com  

Tony Burroughs was a young man living in Hawaii, when an older philosopher sage took him under his wing and became his mentor at an exotic fruit farm on the big island. Over a period of ten years, Tony learned how to farm as well as "The Information," a series of oral lessons, comprising a body of deep teachings about the very meaning of life, the history of mankind, and how to not just exist but to evolve and live a meaningful life filled with love, peace and abundance. A core teaching was in regard to intention-setting and Tony and two friends started a weekly circle to try it out. This first humble circle of three people had dramatic and life-changing effects that have resulted in Tony Burrough's life-long mission to guide others in the art of manifesting the best in themselves, their lives, and for the highest good of all. The tenet of Get What You Want is simple, powerful and profound: "that which you are reaching toward is also reaching out toward you." And, for the first time, Tony has gathered many of the key teachings of "The Information" into one book.

Life Mastery Radio May 28th, 2013. Guest: Tony Burroughs, author of the book Get What You Want: The Art of Making and Manifesting Your Intentions. Setting intentions can change the direction of your life. Learn how from the man who has taught over a million people. Join Debby and I for a fireside chat with Tony. We will explore his book along with his thoughts and ideas about this process that is key to helping you master your life.The tenet of Get What You Want is simple, powerful, and profound: “That which you are reaching toward is also reaching out toward you.” For the first time, Tony gathers many key teachings from “The Intenders” into one book. Get What You Want: The Art of Making and Manifesting Your Intentions shows how to have your desires come to you as effortlessly as possible.

Earl Lee, University Professor at Pittsburg State University and the author of numerous books and articles will discuss his book, From the Bodies of the Gods: Psychoactive Plants & the Cults of the Dead....The origins of modern religion in human sacrifice, ritual cannibalism, visionary intoxication, and the Cult of the Dead.  We'll explore -• Explores ancient practices of producing sacred hallucinogenic foods and oils from the bodies of the dead for ritual consumption and religious anointing • Explains how these practices are deeply embedded in the symbolism, theology, and sacraments of modern religion, specifically Christianity and the Eucharist * These practices continued openly into the Dark Ages, when they were suppressed and adapted into the worship of saintly bones--or continued in secret by a few “heretical” sects, such as the Cathars and the Knights Templar. While little known today, these rites remain deeply embedded in the symbolism, theology, and sacraments of modern religion and bring a much more literal meaning to the church's “Holy Communion” Crossing the threshold into the second half of the show, we have author Tony Burroughs, author of The Law of Agreement helping us discover the true power of intention.  Learn about intentional living and how when we lend our agreement to a belief, we reinforce it and make it stronger.  Tony will tell us about the opportunity in adversity and what happens when we don't get what we want.  Tony is a storyteller and co-founder of The Intenders of the Highest Good, a grassroots community movement with Intenders Circles in countries across the globe.  

Author Daniel Pink discusses his just-released book "Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us" and its impact on work & education…Author Tony Burroughs shares "The Code: 10 Intentions for a Better World"…Full-time Musician Lee Abramson with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) plays music with one finger to Rumi Poetry

This week's news includes:Ancestry.com has released enhanced digital images of the U.S. federal censuses.The Library of Michigan crisis continues with a smaller budget, effectively coming out of the collection development budget, and an anticipated 20% budget cut in 2010-2011.The national Archives (TNA) of the UK has unveiled a new look and new address for its online educational services at http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/education. There are more materials there, plus podcasts and booking access to videoconferences and virtual classes.The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) has uploaded the Ulster Street Directories (1819-1900) at http://www.proni.gov.uk.The Irish Family History Foundation has released parish and statutory records transcriptions for County Londonderry at http://derry.brsgenealogy.com. Ancestral Atlas has released a collection of Irish Townland Maps at http://www.ancestralatlas.com.  Be sure to back up your genealogy data and insure that a copy is located outside your home!This week's listener email includes:Eiya asks about good books covering African-American genealogical research. The Guys suggest Black Roots: A Beginner's Guide to Tracing the African American Family Tree by Tony Burroughs and A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your African-American Ancestors by Franklin Carter Smith and Emily Ann Croom.Lois suggests a podcast about the Orphan Train and the Catholic version of this at the "Catholic Under the Hood" site at http://sqpn.com/category/educational/catholic-under-the-hood/. Look for episode #209.Lee reminds listeners that they can order copies of original Social Security Applications, Form SS-5, from the Social Security Administration at https://secure.ssa.gov/apps9/eFOIA-FEWeb/internet/main.jsp. You can also use the Social Security Death Index (SSDI) at RootsWeb (http://ssdi.rootsweb.ancestry.com) and generate a letter. (Listen to the podcast for details.)Michael asks about the employer number on his great-great-grandfather's SS-5 -- W.P.A. O.P. 65-44-1163 -- and where he might learn what WPA projects on which his ancestor worked. He also asks about the U.S. Employment Service (USES) and what information might be on the registration card.Blaise has switched to GRAMPS, an open source genealogy program at http://www.gramps-project.org. Blaise is using a portable version of it. (See http://tinyurl.com/GRAMPS-Portable.)Richard asks for suggestions for tracing two brothers who may have been adopted in California between 1920 and 1930.Gus shares information about "UCLA's Cotsen Institute of Archaeology and research associate Dean Goodman who have won the Governor's Historic Preservation Award for high-tech mapping efforts at the Marquez Family Cemetery in Santa Monica Canyon" in California.Barb shares information for Angie (episode #188) about locating and obtaining copies of Civil War pension files. She recounts a very convoluted research scenario involving three husbands, bigamy, and more. Drew discusses Google Wave, a new facility in beta test mode.

NEWS: For the month of August 2009 Footnote.com is providing free access to the 1930 census images.  To get the free access just go to   and register with your email address.  by Diane Haddad at Family Tree Magazine.  National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections  (NUCMUC) is celebrating it's 50th year. National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections is a free Library of Congress program.  Information about the manuscript collections of participating US libraries is being entered into the catalog search engine. Family History: Genealogy Made Easy - Features the Footnote Maven on the Genea-musings blog about the episode of the Family History podcast features the very gifted writer Denise Levenick who write the blog, and also has an alter ego known as Penny Dreadful who writes occasionally for the Footnote Maven's blog. And you get two bloggers in this episode because it also features my interview with Schelly Talalay Dardashti who writes the blog on Jewish genealogy.  Both these ladies are very experienced bloggers and will give you great tips on blogging, including dispelling the myth that you have to be technically inclined to blog!   Google Books: on the subject    So what do you think about this?  Have you published your family history?  Does it matter to you who owns the digital rights to your work?  I'd like to hear your thoughts on this.  or call the voice mail line at 925 272-4021 to have your thoughts included on the show. GEM:  Profile AmericaAugust 1 - First US Census GEM: Tony Burroughs is an internationally known genealogist, author, and former adjunct genealogy professor at Chicago State University. He lectures throughout the United States and Canada on all aspects of genealogy.   He is the author of the book Black Roots: A Beginners Guide to Tracing the African American Family Tree published by the Fireside Division of Simon & Schuster and I recently had a chance to sit down and talk with Tony about his work and his approach to the research process.   Tony was so much fun to talk to  and has so much knowledge about such a variety of subjects.   If you'd like to see my interview with Tony that was filmed at the Southern California Genealogy Jamboree you can view it in it's entirety at the . GEM: My Mother Was A Quilter by Lee Drew his   and his blog GEM:  Profile AmericaAugust 2 - The First News Reel for the free Genealogy Gems e-Newsletter:  To stay up on everything going on at Genealogy Gems be sure and sign up for the free e-newsletter. Just go to the website and click the Sign up button in the column on the left and when you do that youâll get the 20 page e-book on Google Research strategies as a thank you gift.  See Lisa in person: Family History Expo Sandy, Utah just outside Salt Lake City August 28 & 29, 2009 with your questions and comments