Podcasts about walaa

Mothers Against GenocideThis column makes no apologies for writing so much about the genocide in Palestine and the urgent need for ceasefires and a peace process.  At least 14,000 babies face imminent death from starvation. Over 60,000 Palestinian children, women, men have been killed, including more than 4,000 since Israel ended its ceasefire in March. One especially harrowing example of Israel's murder machine at work was the deliberate targeting last Friday of the family home of Hamdi and Walaa al-Najjar, two doctors who work at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. As Hamdi was at work nine of her ten children were killed. Her husband and a 10th child was left critically ill.Mothers Against Genocide have stood up against this savagery and for the rights of the Palestinian people. Sue Pentel and Martine McCullough are active in this campaign. Sue has been a political activist all her life. My earliest memory of her is as a member of Women against Imperialism over 40 years ago. Sue is a Gaeilgeoir who has worked for decades promoting the education of our young people through the medium of Irish. She is also a committed advocate for the rights of the people of Palestine and last weekend she and her friend Martine were arrested by the PSNI and charged with ‘criminal damage' to an ATM at Barclays Bank in Castle Place in Belfast City Centre. The so-called criminal damage was the placing of a sticker on the machine as a reminder of Barclays role in selling Israeli war bonds.‘If I Must Die'There will be a public event this Saturday – 31 May - about the ongoing genocide. The venue is St Comgalls/Ionad Eileen Howell and it starts at 7.30pm. Chairing the meeting, which is sponsored by the Bobby Sands Trust, will be Dr Brendan Ciaran Browne, Associate Professor of Conflict Resolution. The main speaker will be Yousef M. Aljamal On the International Wall in Belfast there is a poem by Refaat Alareer, ‘If I Must Die' which he wrote for his daughter, Shaymaa, who would grow up to be an accomplished illustrator. It is very poignant because the Israelis went on to kill Refaat, along with his sister, brother and four of nephews and nieces, eighteen months ago. Give the vote to 16-year-old citizens. The debate on reducing the voting age to 16 is gathering momentum. Twice in the last decade the Assembly – minus the DUP - has endorsed the call for the vote to be reduced in the North from 18 to 16. Several years ago Sinn Féin introduced a Bill in the Oireachtas to allow for this in southern elections and last week An Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that he had an “open mind” on such a proposition and would give it “serious consideration.”The Commission on the Future of Ireland are hosting 'Health & Care in a New Ireland' on the 6th of June, 1pm at St Comgalls, Belfast.Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/health-care-in-a-new-ireland-tickets-1354804690299 

Tarehe 15 mwezi April imwaka 2023 wananchi wa Sudan hususan mji mkuu Khartoum waliamshwa na mapigano kati ya jeshi la serikali SAF na wanamgambo wa kikosi cha msaada wa haraka RSF. Hadi leo hii mapigano hayo yanazidi kushika kasi na raia wanafurushwa makwao. Miongoni mwao ni watoto ambao zahma wanayokutana nayo sio tu kufurushwa bali pia changamoto ya afya ya akili. Tayari shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia watoto, UNICEF limeona shida hiyo na limeanza kuchukua hatua kama anavyosimulia Assumpta Massoi kwenye makala hii. 

Walaa’s life was forever changed when her home was set on fire in an arson attack, a moment that forced her to confront her deepest fears and the idea of surrendering to death. Yet, it was in facing her own vulnerabilities — the parts of herself she found most uncomfortable and “cringe” — that she discovered her path to healing. This profound self-acceptance led to the creation of “The Cringe Theory,” a powerful tool to help others transform their pain into growth. The birth of her daughter marked her true rebirth, as she found new strength and purpose in motherhood, realizing that through embracing life’s challenges, she could rise anew and help others do the same.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Walaa was first on this podcast in episode 703 she talked about living in Syria as a student during the civil war (or people's revolution) but at that time she felt she could not talk in detail about the situation. Now that the Assad regime is no longer in control of Syria, Walaa feels she can talk more candidly about what it was like to live near Damascus during those days. Walaa's descriptions are both shocking and moving. This is the topic of this episode, which is part 2 of a two-part series.

Walaa Mouma returns to the podcast after 4 years to give us an update about her academic studies and personal story, including getting married and moving to Wales, details of her PhD doctorate, as well as her other studies and volunteer work helping to teach English to refugees and asylum seekers. Walaa's passion for this work is inspired by her own personal story of learning English, seeking asylum in the UK and studying in the UK's academic system, which she first talked about in episode 703 of this podcast. Part 1 of a 2-part episode.Episode page with more information and links to Walaa's social media

When Only God Can See: The Faith of Muslim Political Prisoners (Pluto Press, 2024), uncovers the unique experiences of Muslim political prisoners held in Egypt and under US custody at Guantanamo Bay and other detention black sites. This groundbreaking book explores the intricate interplay between their religious beliefs, practices of ritual purity, prayer, and modes of resistance in the face of adversity. Highlighting the experiences of these prisoners, faith is revealed to be not only a personal spiritual connection to God but also a means of contestation against prison and state authorities, reflecting larger societal struggles. Written by Walaa Quisay, who has worked closely with prisoners in Egypt, and Asim Qureshi, with years of experience supporting detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the authors' deep connections with prisoner communities and their emphasis on the power of resistance shine through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

When Only God Can See: The Faith of Muslim Political Prisoners (Pluto Press, 2024), uncovers the unique experiences of Muslim political prisoners held in Egypt and under US custody at Guantanamo Bay and other detention black sites. This groundbreaking book explores the intricate interplay between their religious beliefs, practices of ritual purity, prayer, and modes of resistance in the face of adversity. Highlighting the experiences of these prisoners, faith is revealed to be not only a personal spiritual connection to God but also a means of contestation against prison and state authorities, reflecting larger societal struggles. Written by Walaa Quisay, who has worked closely with prisoners in Egypt, and Asim Qureshi, with years of experience supporting detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the authors' deep connections with prisoner communities and their emphasis on the power of resistance shine through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/islamic-studies

When Only God Can See: The Faith of Muslim Political Prisoners (Pluto Press, 2024), uncovers the unique experiences of Muslim political prisoners held in Egypt and under US custody at Guantanamo Bay and other detention black sites. This groundbreaking book explores the intricate interplay between their religious beliefs, practices of ritual purity, prayer, and modes of resistance in the face of adversity. Highlighting the experiences of these prisoners, faith is revealed to be not only a personal spiritual connection to God but also a means of contestation against prison and state authorities, reflecting larger societal struggles. Written by Walaa Quisay, who has worked closely with prisoners in Egypt, and Asim Qureshi, with years of experience supporting detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the authors' deep connections with prisoner communities and their emphasis on the power of resistance shine through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/anthropology

When Only God Can See: The Faith of Muslim Political Prisoners (Pluto Press, 2024), uncovers the unique experiences of Muslim political prisoners held in Egypt and under US custody at Guantanamo Bay and other detention black sites. This groundbreaking book explores the intricate interplay between their religious beliefs, practices of ritual purity, prayer, and modes of resistance in the face of adversity. Highlighting the experiences of these prisoners, faith is revealed to be not only a personal spiritual connection to God but also a means of contestation against prison and state authorities, reflecting larger societal struggles. Written by Walaa Quisay, who has worked closely with prisoners in Egypt, and Asim Qureshi, with years of experience supporting detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the authors' deep connections with prisoner communities and their emphasis on the power of resistance shine through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

When Only God Can See: The Faith of Muslim Political Prisoners (Pluto Press, 2024), uncovers the unique experiences of Muslim political prisoners held in Egypt and under US custody at Guantanamo Bay and other detention black sites. This groundbreaking book explores the intricate interplay between their religious beliefs, practices of ritual purity, prayer, and modes of resistance in the face of adversity. Highlighting the experiences of these prisoners, faith is revealed to be not only a personal spiritual connection to God but also a means of contestation against prison and state authorities, reflecting larger societal struggles. Written by Walaa Quisay, who has worked closely with prisoners in Egypt, and Asim Qureshi, with years of experience supporting detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the authors' deep connections with prisoner communities and their emphasis on the power of resistance shine through. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

İsrail, Gazze'de her gün yeni acılar yaratmaya devam ediyor. Bunu yaparken de uluslararası kuralları tamamen yok sayıyor. Onlar için kadın, çocuk, yaşlı hiç fark etmiyor, Gazzeliyseniz İsrail tarafından her an öldürülebilirsiniz. Sanat, acıları dile getirmenin ve direnişi ifade etmenin en güçlü yollarından biridir. Filistinli sanatçı Walaa Jumaa al-Afranji, eserleriyle tam da bunu başaran çağdaş bir sanatçıydı. Ancak, onun bu yaratıcılığı ve sesi, 2024'ün son günlerinde İsrail'in Gazze'ye yönelik bir hava saldırısında susturuldu.

This event was a conversation around the special issue 'The Academic Question of Palestine' published by the journal Middle East Critique. This issue was guest-edited by Walaa Alqaisiya and Nicola Perugini. Drawing on the various contributions of the special issue, speakers discussed the sense of intellectual and political emergency that has triggered the need for this project—the emergency produced by thousands of instances of repression against scholarship, scholars, and students working on the question of Palestine across the world. Bringing together students and scholars, this event engaged with the epistemic ramifications of the question of Palestine, especially its theoretical and political relevance to freedom of speech, student mobilisation and academic boycott. Meet the speakers: Walaa Alqaisiya is a Marie Curie Global Fellow working across Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Columbia University and the London School of Economics and Political Science. Walaa is author of Decolonial Queering in Palestine (Routledge), which examines queer politics and aesthetics from a Palestinian native positionality. Dasha M is the former president of Columbia Law Students for Palestine, a constituent organization of the Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) coalition. Along with student peers in and outside CUAD, she co-wrote the article “Palestine is the Vanguard for Our Liberation: Insights from the Students' Intifada at Columbia University” featured in this special issue. Nicola Perugini is Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the University of Edinburgh. His research focuses mainly on the politics of international law, human rights, and violence. Lara Sheehi is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Qatar. Lara's work takes up decolonial and anti-oppressive approaches to psychoanalysis, with a focus on liberation struggles in the Global South. Anna Younes is a German Palestinian scholar. Her focus rests on what she has coined the "war on antisemitism" in her 2015 PhD dissertation, a counterinsurgency war following in the footsteps of a post-WWII new world order, framed by tactics used in the War on Drugs and most prominently the War on Terror.

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/islamic-studies

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/intellectual-history

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/american-studies

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

In this very exciting book that I couldn't put down - Neo-Traditionalism in Islam in the West: Orthodoxy, Spirituality, and Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2023) - Walaa Quisay explores the trend of white male convert neo-traditionalist scholars in the West and their relationship with young seekers of sacred knowledge. She highlights the meanings of "tradition" that these scholars imagine and preach, even if it does not fit the reality of the Muslim cultures and countries that they imagine as purveyors of tradition.  Walaa particularly tells the story of three main shaykhs - Hamza Yusuf, Abdal Hakim Murad, and Umar Faruq Abd-Allah. She analyzes their perceptions of modernity, which they insist is destructive to the tradition, their ideas being very similar to white conservative western thinkers. Their idea of the tradition involves a kind of authentic Islam and Islamic tradition that only existed in the past because they have been polluted with modernity, especially with ideas of gender and social equality and Black Lives Matter. These white male convert scholars' Islam is deeply orientalist, as they scold Arab Muslims who no longer live in tents and enjoy modern technology, for example. For these shaykhs, authentic Islam can only be practiced without these modern innovations – which, to be sure, they themselves enjoy in the western countries where they live; it also necessitates a uniquely Moroccan aesthetic, such as in the clothing style, which is imposed on seekers from all over the world in these retreats. These seekers are individual Muslims of various backgrounds, from all around the world, who are eager to learn about their faith and to experience tradition and traditional Islam from these shaykhs. They pay large sums of money, depending on the retreat, to learn and connect with other Muslims. Notably, these shyakhs do not seem to think of the capitalism of the retreats and the costs as a modern practice that is worthy of rejection. The book's primary argument is that the concept of tradition is in fact not entirely theological or stable but, for the neo-traditionalists, it represents the antidote to modernity. Additionally, Walaa shows that while the neo-traditionalist shaykhs present the story of modernity and tradition one way, which is that modernity is fundamentally harmful to the tradition, the seekers engage with it differently, some even expressing their critiques of the shaykhs' arguments and the retreats at times. Throughout the book, Walaa describes the ways that these seekers receive and engage with the knowledge of the shyakhs. The seekers are tasked with the challenge of returning to modernity, to the real world, after the retreats, to practice their faith in a world the shaykhs teach them to escape, a world where politics of all forms, from gender and race and injustices, is harmful to the soul and should be avoided at all costs. The shyakhs are also very clear in their teachings that injustices are a punishment from God and those who experience them deserve them because they had distanced themselves from God. Yet, their appeal persists, and one of Walaa's objectives in the book is to explain why. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/british-studies

  Walaa Alqaisiya (@walqaisiya) is a Palestinian academic born and raised in Hebron in the West Bank. She is a Marie Curie Fellow based at the University of Venice, Italy. Walaa's work draws on anti-imperialist, anti-colonialist, and feminist approaches to highlight the deeply gendered and ecocidal nature of Zionist settler colonialism and US-led imperialism. Madonna Thunder Hawk is a Lakota activist best known as a member and leader in the American Indian Movement (AIM), co-founding Women of All Red Nations (WARN) and the Black Hills Alliance,and as an organizer against the Dakota Access Pipeline. She established the Wasagiya Najin Grandmothers' Group on the Cheyenne River to help build kinship networks while also developing Simply Smiles Children Village. She also serves as the Director of Grassroots Organizing for the Red Road Institute. Thunderhawk has spoken around the world as a delegate to the United Nations and is currently the Lakota People's Law Project principal and Tribal liaison. She was an international Indian Treaty Council delegate to the United Nations Human Rights Commission in Geneva and a delegate to the U.N. Decade of Women Conference in Mexico City.   Consider supporting the show www.patreon.com/east_podcast

Ali and Walaa Hennaoui are a couple who have gained popularity as social media content creators. They share their lives and experiences, engaging with a wide audience through various platforms. In addition to their online presence, both Ali and Walaa maintain their own professional careers, balancing their day jobs with their social media activities. They are also proud parents of an adorable boy and a baby girl, often sharing glimpses of their family life with their followers. Their content ranges from parenting tips to lifestyle vlogs, making them relatable figures for many viewers. #hikmatwehbi#thehennaouifamily#aliandwalaa#podcast #arabicpodcast#hikmatwehbipodcast #wstudiodxb حكمت_وهبي# حكمت_وهبي_بودكاست#

Journalist Walaa Sabah talks about life in Palestine, being separated from her family since last year, and the need for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Walaa Sabah is the project manager of We Are Not Numbers. She previously held the position of community outreach and partnership officer. In 2022, Walaa won the UK's prestigious Chevening scholarship and earned a first-class MSC degree in business with operations management from Warwick Business School. She works as a freelance journalist. You can read her articles on the MEE, EI, Mondoweiss, and the New Arab. Contact Walaa Sabah at Walaa@wearenotnumbers.org

*Send your thoughts, opinions and feedback via voicenote to 0892096423* For some time now I've wanted to speak directly to someone impacted by what's happened over the last six months in Gaza, and lately that desire intensified as I sensed myself and others becoming a little desensitised to the continued horror. Then, I was flicking through tiktok last week and I came across a post from today's guest, Dr. Walaa AlAbssi, a dentist from Gaza who came to Ireland in September to complete a Masters degree and immediately felt she was the right person to speak to. I was so happy when she agreed to speak to me about her experience of being here, while her family are doing everything they can to survive in Gaza, and what we can do to help.TO SUPPORT WALAA IN HER EFFORTS TO GET HER FAMILY OUT OF GAZA PLEASE DONATE HERE. To support the podcast and access bonus episodes join our community on Patreon.Come and join me and some of the gang at my live show in The Laughter Lounge on May 9th! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don't miss out on the next #womenintech podcast episode, get notified by signing up here http://womenintechshow.com.Be featured in the Women in Tech Community by creating your profile here http://womenintechvip.com/“Walaa Hamdan and Dr Maryam Tubeileh: The Oman Startup Economy”#womenintech Show is a WeAreTech.fm production.Become a Most Valuable Listener at http://womenintech.loveTo support the Women in Tech podcast go to https://www.patreon.com/womenintechTo be featured on the podcast go to http://womenintechshow.com/featureHost,Espree Devora https://twitter.com/espreedevorahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/espreeGuest, Walaa Hamdanhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/walaahamdanGuest,Dr Maryam Tubeileh https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-maryam-tubeileh-176a1524/In LA? Here's some awesome resources for you to become immersed in the LA Tech scene -For a calendar of all LA Startup events go to, http://WeAreLATech.comGet Podcast Listeners, http://getpodcastlisteners.com/Resources Mentioned:VC Lab, https://govclab.comInvest Oman, https://investoman.omStartup Grind, https://www.startupgrind.comCredits:Produced and Hosted by Espree Devora, http://espreedevora.comStory Produced, Edited and Mastered by Cory Jennings, https://www.coryjennings.com/Production and Voiceover by Adam Carroll, http://www.ariacreative.ca/Team support by Janice GeronimoMusic by Jay Huffman, https://soundcloud.com/jayhuffmanShort Title: The Oman Startup Economy

We're finally back after an accidental extended spring break due to mismatched schedules, traveling, mercury, etc., and we're excited to introduce you to an amazing guest! In episode #44 of the No Such Thing as Normal pod with Natalie Hayes and Jess McKeown we are chatting with not-just-another-color-therapist and healing guide, Walaa. Natalie had a deeply healing color reading based on her birth date with Walaa a few years ago that really impacted how she intuitively perceives the colors she's drawn to, and in this episode all our burning questions about color, healing, trauma, life, and the Universe get answered (mostly). We chatted with Walaa about her journey to color therapy, how she uses color to help her clients face their shadows and heal their trauma, the incredible work she's transitioning into next to take people even deeper down their healing path, and what various colors, aka spirits, communicate to her. As it turns out, the colors you are drawn to, or avoid, are subconsciously trying to tell you something! Walaa is so lovely to talk to and fascinating to learn from - we've never heard of anyone working with the frequencies of color the way she does before - and we're really excited to introduce her and her incredible intuitive gifts to you in this episode. If her work resonates with you and you'd like to explore more, you can find her on IG @walaa.colorways or discover your personal color archetype and sign up for her email list on her website at www.color-ways.com!

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Forum Non Conveniens Dismissal Is Not A Judgment On The Merits The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals resolved insurance issues concerning cable-damage in the Arabian Gulf by recognizing the difference between a broker and an agent, the place where - and to whom - a policy was delivered, and how to deal with the issue personal jurisdiction the court has over the parties and that a forum non conveniens dismissal is not a judgment on the merits; it is, instead a determination that the merits should be adjudicated elsewhere. In Dynamic Industries, et al v. Walaa Cooperative Insurance Company; Marsh & McLennan et al, No. 22-30033, United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (March 13, 2023) the disputes were resolved. CLAIM OF INSUREDS The insureds (Dynamic) assert that their insurance brokers (Marsh) failed to procure adequate insurance coverage from the insurer (Walaa), or in the alternative, that Walaa breached the insurance policy by declining coverage for an incident involving undersea cable-damage in the Arabian Gulf. DISCUSSION First, as for Marsh, Louisiana law requires insureds who wish to sue their insurance broker to do so "within one year from the date that the alleged act, omission, or neglect . . . should have been discovered." [La. Rev. Stat. § 9:5606]. Case Against Broker Dynamic sued Marsh after Walaa denied coverage. But Dynamic received a copy of the insurance policy from Walaa almost 18 months earlier. When Dynamic received that copy, it also received constructive notice of any deficiencies that the policy contained. Dynamic's claims against Marsh are therefore untimely. Choice of Jurisdiction Dynamic argued that the Walaa policy's choice of Saudi Arabian law is unenforceable, under Louisiana law, if the policy was "delivered" in Louisiana. Dynamic says that it received delivery in Louisiana from Walaa's agent - a Marsh affiliate known as Marsh KSA. Walaa responded that Marsh KSA was actually Dynamic's agent, and that delivery therefore occurred in Saudi Arabia (where Walaa delivered the policy to Marsh KSA). The Fifth Circuit agreed with Walaa since Marsh, as a broker, is an agent of the insured not the insurer. Under Louisiana law, an insurance broker is generally deemed to be the agent of the insured rather than the insurer. A broker who is asked by the client to procure coverage wherever possible at the best price is not the agent of the insurer. Marsh KSA "approached" multiple insurers looking for a "competitive price" for Dynamic. Marsh KSA was thus Dynamic's agent. After conducting an independent assessment of the clause's enforceability, the district court properly concluded that delivery occurred in Saudi Arabia to the agent of the insured. LACK OF PERSONAL JURISDICTION Separately, the district court concluded that it lacked personal jurisdiction over a Marsh affiliate known as Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. ("Marsh Inc.). Yet the district court's judgment dismissed Dynamic's claims against Marsh Inc. "with prejudice" - that is, on the merits. " A federal court generally may not rule on the merits of a case without first determining that it has jurisdiction over the parties i.e., personal jurisdiction. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barry-zalma/support

Forum Non Conveniens Dismissal Is Not A Judgment On The Merits The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals resolved insurance issues concerning cable-damage in the Arabian Gulf by recognizing the difference between a broker and an agent, the place where - and to whom - a policy was delivered, and how to deal with the issue personal jurisdiction the court has over the parties and that a forum non conveniens dismissal is not a judgment on the merits; it is, instead a determination that the merits should be adjudicated elsewhere. In Dynamic Industries, et al v. Walaa Cooperative Insurance Company; Marsh & McLennan et al, No. 22-30033, United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (March 13, 2023) the disputes were resolved. CLAIM OF INSUREDS The insureds (Dynamic) assert that their insurance brokers (Marsh) failed to procure adequate insurance coverage from the insurer (Walaa), or in the alternative, that Walaa breached the insurance policy by declining coverage for an incident involving undersea cable-damage in the Arabian Gulf. DISCUSSION First, as for Marsh, Louisiana law requires insureds who wish to sue their insurance broker to do so "within one year from the date that the alleged act, omission, or neglect . . . should have been discovered." [La. Rev. Stat. § 9:5606]. Case Against Broker Dynamic sued Marsh after Walaa denied coverage. But Dynamic received a copy of the insurance policy from Walaa almost 18 months earlier. When Dynamic received that copy, it also received constructive notice of any deficiencies that the policy contained. Dynamic's claims against Marsh are therefore untimely. Choice of Jurisdiction --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barry-zalma/support

Today on Sense of Soul podcast we have Walaa, she is a certified color therapist, energy alchemist, spiritual coach, healer, and qualified interior designer destined to guide women and entrepreneurs to love more, embrace their shadow selves, reach their deepest potential, and contribute to the world without harm. She is the author of the book, Heal Yourself With Color: Harness the Power of Color to Change Your Life, which was released in 2021. As an intuitive color healer, Walaa interprets wavelengths that surround us and shape our perception, teaches us how we might wield certain colors, and helps to uncover who we truly are. She has developed a unique 5 modality system for harnessing energy to develop emotional fluidity which uses a combination of color frequency, crystal sound healing, body release movement, mental reprogramming, and breathwork to lead her clients to live fearlessly and find spiritual freedom. Through her one-on-one and group sessions, as well as workshops. Visit her website www.color-ways.com Follow Walaa on Instagram @walaa.colorways Visit Sense of Soul at www.mysenseofsoul.com Do you want Ad Free episodes? Join our Sense of Soul Patreon, our community of seekers and lightworkers. Also recieve 50% off of Shanna's Soul Immersion experience as a Patreon member, monthly Sacred circles, Shanna and Mande's personal mini series, Sense of Soul merch and more. https://www.patreon.com/senseofsoul Thank you to our Sponsors! INTENTION WAVE: www.intentionwave.com Use code SOS15 for discount. KACHAVA: https:// kachava.com/senseofsoul Use this link for 10% off  

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On episode 70 of Outside The Studio: Tessa's color archetype is orange, what's yours? What do we do with that information? Walaa and Tessa take a look at how we can use color in processing and embracing emotions, what we paint our walls, and meditative sounds in color therapy. Not only do we have the basic rainbow to work with, but the shades, tones, and values are wider than we know. Walaa is a color therapist, spiritual coach, and interior designer. She is the founder of Walaa Color Ways and is the author of Heal Yourself With Color: Harness the Power of Color to Change Your Life Timestamps (04:25) Color therapy and Walaa (05:50) How did Walaa find color therapy? (08:35) Color archetype (09:55) The shadow of the archetype (13:45) How do we express scary emotions with our color? (15:15) Color in our daily lives (16:45) Matching color with complexion (18:35) Shades of color (23:05) Color and your house (24:55) Intimacy colors (26:45) Neutral colors (28:30) Colors to foster focus (30:35) Kitchens and color (38:30) Seasons and color (40:00) Sound therapy with colors (45:15) Walaa's book on healing with color (47:45) Auras and energy fields (49:15) Walaa's experience in publishing and writing her book (53:35) What's next for Walaa? Key Takeaways1. Our color archetypes stem from the day and month we are born; the light and shadows telling us different aspects of our personalities. Color therapy is like a map from the sun, the rawest form of light, to understand ourselves better through the frequencies of color. 2. In our daily life, color can be utilized to manifest and foster emotions. Painting walls of different rooms specific colors and accenting with corresponding tones will make each aspect of the house unique. Wearing, for example, yellow when we are sad or orange when we are grieving, helps us bring out what we need to process. 3. With color, we can listen and meditate with color sound therapy. For every color archetype there are sounds that correspond that can be used for meditation and aligning our energy. Connect With Walaa Website: https://color-ways.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/walaa.colorways/ Email: walaa@color-ways.com Connect With Tessa Website: https://tessatovar.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tessamarietovar/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tessa-tovar-baa27613 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TBenedicktus

Walaa and her family came to Auckland, NZ from Egypt in 2018, then moved to Taranaki 6 months ago to teach at WITT. Listen to her story.

Color is a part of our daily lives, from the clothes we pick out, to the rooms we live in, to our view on our daily commute to the office. Walaa is a color therapist and author who helps people tap into their authenticity and true expression using color. Sydney and Walaa talk: -what color therapy is and how we can utilize color  -how to design our homes using color -what emotions different colors bring out -color in branding and marketing -color in dieting  -how to find your individual colors and what insight they can give you -what the neutrals trend really means                                                      Reach out!    Host: @sydneylotuaco @somethingtosharepodcast Guest: @walaa.colorways Book a session and find out more here  Use code: SOMETHINGTOSHARE when booking for a discount!  Thank you to our sponsors! Go to zocdoc.com/SYDNEY and download the Zocdoc app to sign up for FREE to book a top rated doctor! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Color is vibration. It is movement, it is language. Walaa is a certified color mentor and therapist and Founder of Color Ways. She works with her clients to transform their lives and guide them on their journey with color to help them become their best selves.In this episode, Lara talks with Walaa about her personal journey into the world of color and how she can help individuals gain a sense of renewed confidence, more happiness, and a better life balance– all through color. They discuss what colors mean, Lara's color archetype, and how you can find your own color archetype.Resources Mentioned:https://color-ways.com/Use code LARAH for 15% off a color therapy sessionColor Archetype QuizConnect with the Guest:Instagram Walaa - https://www.instagram.com/walaa.colorways/?hl=en Instagram Color Ways Academy - https://www.instagram.com/colorways.academy/?hl=en Connect with LYT Daily and Lara Heimann:Instagram Lara Heimann - https://www.instagram.com/lara.heimann/ Facebook Lara Heimann - https://www.facebook.com/lara.f.heimann Instagram LYT Yoga - https://www.instagram.com/lytyogamethod/Facebook LYT Yoga - https://www.facebook.com/lytyogamethod Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

On Monday, I sat down with Walaa. Walaa is a certified color therapist and fully believes in and advocates for the healing powers of colors. Today we are giving you a quick breakdown on how to unlock your life and manifest your highest desires using colors and the meanings behind them. Throughout our conversation, Walaa walks us through a sound bath meditation and shares her best strategies on how you can manifest your best and brightest life with color...• Connect with your desires• Identify how they make you feel• Expand them• Bless and manifest them with gratitude• Let them go and trustBe sure to go back and listen to Monday's episode with Walaa if you want a deeper dive into her story and even more ways to live and heal with the incredible powers of colors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, I get real with Walaa. Walaa is an incredible energy alchemist and certified color therapist who helps people heal and open up their lives using color. In this episode, we talk all about:• The life that color therapy unlocked for her• The healing powers of colors• How to use color to increase your vibration• The importance of being your own healerWalaa is truly such a beacon of light, confidence, and color! I feel so inspired after having this conversation with her! You can find out YOUR color archetype HERE: https://color-ways.com/color-archetypes/ and stay tuned for our How-To Minisode on Thursday!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Aleen talks with Walaa (@walaa.colorways), a certified color therapist, energy alchemist, interior designer and the author of the book “Heal Yourself with Color”. To start off, Walaa shares with Aleen how color gave her purpose during a dark time in her life. She then breaks down what color therapy really is (it may even help you become a better version of yourself). Aleen then asks Walaa to share the meanings behind our most and least fav colors and what each color represents. Next, Aleen asks Walaa to share her thoughts on the latest *neutrals only* trend, and Walaa explains why she thinks it's not worth the hype. Next, Walaa walks us through which colors to stay away from when you're trying to manifest different things in life, and the importance of color within interior design. To wrap up, Walaa explains what someone can expect when working with a color therapist.

Adulting is definitely a whole ass trip. I'm super excited to bring on one of my best friends, the beautiful and lovely Walaa to help me explore the ins and outs of young adult life, post-grad feels, maneuvering the working world, and a whole lot more ;) Follow me on Instagram @sheflowsjourney--Shout out to Music by CeeaDidIt from Pixabay for intro/outro musicSupport the show

We've chatted with Egyptian actress Salma Abu Deif, who's recently been the talk of the town due to her complex character, Walaa on the Ramadan show “Rageen Ya Hawa.” Abu Deif shared the similarities between herself and Walaa, how she feels about her big break, “Halawet El Donia,” and giving advice to always explore different fields as early as possible. The actress spoke about constantly honing her craft as well as learning French and dancing during the Covid period. Not only is she starting her own brand but she's part of a new Shahid Original show, “Monatef Khataar” which is wrapping up shooting this week, in time to catch her glamorous looks at the Cannes Film Festival.

On the Being Home With Hunker podcast, host @laurie.gunning.grossman talks with Walaa, a color therapist, founder of Color-Ways, and author of the book, “Heal Yourself With Color.” Walaa's work is dedicated to using color energy to help us understand ourselves better, and what we need to thrive and grow. Through her one-on-on color code activation sessions, she helps people understand the vibration of color and their emotional connection to it, including how their subconscious relates to it. She shares that we can use color to our benefit: to understand ourselves better and create better environments for ourselves. In addition to her one-on-one mentoring work, she has a background in interior design, which enables her to help people with their spaces as well. As she says, our homes have a frequency that we're constantly conversing with – and colors help us know which parts of our homes need boosting to support our wellbeing and energy. She shows people how to use color frequencies to balance and release for them to have more space to bring in all the things they want. LEARN MORE ABOUT WALAA Website: Color-Ways.comInstagram: @walaa.colorwaysBook: “Heal Yourself With Color” YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKEIf you enjoyed this episode, check out these conversations with:Channeler and Psychic Medium Natalie MilesSpirit Daughter Jill WintersteenFeng shui expert Kristina HollingerABOUT THIS PODCAST For more information about this episode, or other podcast episodes, visit Hunker.com/podcast.This podcast is produced by Laurie Gunning Grossman. Follow me on Instagram @laurie.gunning.grossmanBeing Home With Hunker is recorded and mixed at Night Shift Audio.Theme music by Jonathan Grossman.Show art designed by Mory Men. ABOUT HUNKERHunker inspires and empowers you to create a space that expresses who you are, shows off your unique style, and makes your life happier and more productive.Visit us, follow us, learn more.Hunker: Hunker.comInstagram: @hunkerhomeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, I sit down with Walaa a color therapist. We talk about how color can heal you and what it means when you hate a certain color. Walaa breaks down how she got into color and hows she's helped thousands bring more color into their life.  Walaa's Website - https://color-ways.com/ Walaa's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/walaa.colorways/ Walaa's Book - https://amzn.to/3u476ta   Purchase my 2022 Numerology Personal Year Ebook. In this ebook, you'll learn the overall energies that Universal Year 6 brings. How to create a strategy based on your Personal Year for love, health, and career. Do's and don'ts so you can embrace your personal year. - https://www.ayceebrown.com/shop/p/2022-personal-year-guide My Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ayceebrown/ My Website - https://www.ayceebrown.com/

The lost aspect of 'Aqeedah - Al-Walaa` wal-Baraa` Jumu'ah Khutba by Sh Imraan Mollagee by Tayibah Institute

I'm so glad that you're here! In today's episode, we are going to talk about the power of color! I want to welcome Walaa, who is a certified color therapist, author, and qualified interior designer mentoring women and entrepreneurs to find renewed confidence. Walaa has developed a unique five modality system for harnessing energy to develop emotional fluidity.  Don't forget to check out my blog! [00:01 - 5:10] Opening Segment Welcome to today's episode Remind you of the new offering that we realized! Know my guest, Walaa! I introduced her [ 5:11 - 45:38] What is a color therapist? The frequency of the color How colors make you feel You can live a beautiful life through the color My life before Blak and brown What is the difference between color therapy and therapy? Colors have an effect on our lives The power of the colors in our behaviors How to know what are the colors that we need What colors can you feel? You could change your pallets Magic effects of color in clothing and environments The black color and its denotation Color: the spiritual point of view Energy Brain, emotions, and colors The colors blue and pink How can you work with Walaa You can find Walaa through Instagram  The relationship between a house and its owner [ 45:39 - 48:37] Closing Segment Signature questions What did we learn during this episode? Connect with me through the links below  Final words   Tweetable Quotes: “ Colors help us to know deep things about us and our environments.” - Walaa “The house choose you because you will need something about it” - Walaa “Whatever color you feel intuitive, follow it!” - Wallace   Contact Me:  Email me at kimberly@kimberlygriggdesigns.com Visit my website: www.kimberlygriggdesigns.com Follow me on Facebook, Instagram , Pinterest Check out my Youtube channel  You can also find the show on Stitcher and Spotify.

Are you drawn to, or repelled by, certain colors? Do you want to learn how to work with color to bring more abundance, clarity, and healing to your life? If so, you're in for another great "High Vibin' It" episode featuring Walaa, a color therapist who helps people align their energy via the power of color! In this super interesting and intuitive conversation, you'll discover... How to build a healing and empowering relationship with color How to discover your supportive and challenging colors What energy each color is generally associated with and how it can help you And so much more! Get 10% off a color reading with Walaa with code HIGHVIBE: https://color-ways.com/color-energy-reading/ (https://color-ways.com/color-energy-reading/) Grab a copy of Walaa's book "Heal Yourself with Color": https://amzn.to/3vOclMp (https://amzn.to/3vOclMp) Take Walaa's color quiz: https://color-ways.com/the-color-quiz-sign-up/ (https://color-ways.com/the-color-quiz-sign-up/) Get 7 Days FREE Inside Lynnsey's Hypnotherapy Membership: https://bit.ly/AYMtrial (https://bit.ly/AYMtrial) Join Kelsey's Radical Self-Love Retreat in Feb 2022: Kelseyaida.com/retreat Join our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/highvibe (patreon.com/highvibe) to get exclusive bonus content, extended episodes, ad-free episodes, video podcasts, freebies, community, and more! SPONSORS AND PERKS:  Start your 100-day trial and shop the entire Away lineup of travel essentials: awaytravel.com/vibin Get 20% off salon-perfect nails at home with Olive & June (code "vibin"): oliveandjune.com/vibin Get $20 off your personalized Gainful supplements: gainful.com/vibin Get 10% off your first month with BetterHelp: betterhelp.com/vibin

Hello, Alchemists! How does color speak to you and about you? On this episode you'll meet an intuitive color-healer and trained interior designer, named Walaa. Through her work she teaches us how to utilize colors for personal healing, changes in life and harnessing the powers of conscious manifestation. Walaa also established a unique five-modality system to support development of emotional fluidity. She uses a combination of color frequency, crystal sound healing, body release movement, mental reprogramming and breathwork to help release blockages. You'll learn so much about color: the colors you like, the ones you feel an aversion to and how any of this speaks to some level of your energetic flow and personality traits. Learn more about Walaa's work at http://color-ways.com and join me in the Alchmey Circle at http://theenergeticalchemist.com And if you want to attend the 2021 Reiki Summit, purchase your tickets now to access early bird pricing!https://university.reikirays.com/p/reiki-healing-summit-2021?affcode=118509_ubddntgg  

Today we are chatting all about the power of colour in your life! Today's host is Krista Weber, the confidence QUEEN and lifestyle mentor! We are chatting with certified color therapist, author, and qualified interior designer Walaa, (https://color-ways.com/) who has developed a unique 5 modality system for harnessing energy to develop emotional fluidity.We talk about ways to use colour to improve nearly every aspect of your life, how to choose the right colors in your outfit to mentally prepare for your day and how to do a rainbow cleanse for your home. If you want to learn what each colour represents and how to embrace the healing power of the entire colour spectrum be sure to tune in to this episode!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

The lady of the week, or maybe only the day, Robyn Schall joins Kaitlyn to discuss her designer head-to-toe monochrome outfit inspired by BFF Kim K's Met Gala bank robber chic gown. The outfit has taken the world and NYC corner stores, elevators and subways by storm and Robyn is riding the high of life in between binge watching all of her favorite reality TV shows including Bachelor in Paradise. Robyn shares her hilarious take on the storms a brewin' on the beaches, whose love seems real, that she went to elementary school with Dr. Joe and how she never needs to see anyone eat food off of anyone else's body ever again. And Kaitlyn has a very important question for her, to which she answers HELL YES! The episode is wrapped up by a guest segment with Walaa, a Color Therapist, who gives Kaitlyn some fun spiritual insight on the meaning behind colors and what she believes Kaitlyn's wedding colors should be…! LIVING PROOF - Visit livingproof.com/VINE and use code VINE to get 10% off your first purchase. NATIVE - Right now you can save 20% on your first purchase when you go to nativedeo.com/VINE or use promo code VINE at checkout. GEICO - Go to geico.com, get a q uote, and see how much you could save. It's GEICO-easy! OXICLEAN - Visit oxicleancoupons.com where a coupon is waiting for you.

Please join us today as we welcome our amazing guest, Walaa, as we discuss how to use color as part of your healing journey. As an intuitive color healer and trained interior designer, Walaa has developed a unique 5 modality system for harnessing energy to develop emotional fluidity. She uses a combination of color frequency, crystal sound […]

Join us for an in depth and heartfelt conversation on contemporary Islamic spirituality and politics with Dr. Walaa Quisay, Ph.D. University of Oxford. Dr. Quisay's research looks at the Neo-Traditionalist Islamic movement, one of the most prominent Islamic intellectual and spiritual movements in the west. In this interview, co-host Daniel Tutt (@danieltutt) and Dr. Walaa Quisay examine how this movement thinks politics and justice, the origins of Islamism, how it differs from Neo-Traditionalism, whether Neo-Traditionalism is primarily a western movement, how it understands Marxism and Islamist movements, and how younger Muslims that are drawn to this movement are grappling with their subjectivities and with the political realities of the world. We also discuss Walaa's new research on Egypt post-Arab Spring.  Enjoy! *Music: "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan

Today we're basking in the light of color and how all of us can articulate our feelings and allow our personality to radiate through the intentional use of color.  Color mentor Walaa breaks down the color wheel in a way that goes beyond black and white, diving into the energetic frequency and messaging behind the shades we – consciously or unconsciously – choose to include in our wardrobe, décor, and everyday life. This fascinating exploration of color and how we depict ourselves to the outside world is sure to inspire you to glow up and add sparkle to your look from the inside out.  Get 35% off a color reading with Walaa by going to https://color-ways.com/color-energy-reading/ (color-ways.com/color-energy-reading) and using the code “KELSEY” at checkout. Learn more about Kelsey at http://kelseyjpatel.com (http://kelseyjpatel.com)  Resources: Join Kelsey's Upcoming Spiritual Coaching Masterclass: https://www.kelseyjpatel.com/events (Spiritual Masterclass) Website: https://color-ways.com/ (color-ways.com) Take the color quiz! https://color-ways.com/the-color-quiz-sign-up/ (https://color-ways.com/the-color-quiz-sign-up/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/walaa.colorways/ (@walaa.colorways) Pre-order: “https://color-ways.com/book/ (Heal Yourself with Color)” Follow Kelsey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kelseyjpatel/?hl=en (@kelseyjpatel) | https://www.instagram.com/magikvibes/ (@magikvibes) Follow Kelsey on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kelseyjpatel/ (facebook.com/kelseyjpatel) Join the https://www.facebook.com/groups/reikihealerssociety (Reiki Healer's Society) Sign up for our newsletter on http://kelseyjpatel.com (kelseyjpatel.com) Visit https://www.kelseyjpatel.com/shop (kelseyjpatel.com/shop) for classes, trainings, and meditations Visit https://www.kelseyjpatel.com/events (kelseyjpatel.com/events) for more opportunities to connect  Download: https://www.kelseyjpatel.com/purejoy (The Pure Joy App ) Read: “http://kelseyjpatel.com/book (Burning Bright)” Magik Vibes is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

The conversation with Walaa Colorways continues in uncharted waters...Analyzing the importance of energy healing, sound therapy, colors, and the different frequencies that we have as human beings. Walaa is a Kuwaiti living in Barcelona who has worked with dozens of women all over the world from entrepreneurs to mothers to entrepreneurial mothers. Walaa has developed a unique 5 modality system for harnessing energy to develop emotional fluidity. An author, qualified interior designer and color therapist, she holds space for spiritual practices and women's circles, both online and in-person, to help detach from black & white thinking and glow from within. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and of course SHARE! And above all, reflect and enjoy!

Chatting with Walaa Colorways brings up a lot of good vibes and commitment of oneself and others. Analyzing love and appreciating yourself, being able to deal with demanding situations and find joy and happiness again. Walaa is a Kuwaiti living in Barcelona who has worked with dozens of women all over the world from entrepreneurs to mothers to entrepreneurial mothers. Walaa has developed a unique 5 modality system for harnessing energy to develop emotional fluidity. An author, qualified interior designer and color therapist, she holds space for spiritual practices and women's circles, both online and in-person, to help detach from black & white thinking and glow from within. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and of course SHARE! And above all, reflect and enjoy!

In den Jahren 2014 bis 2016 wurde der Islamische Staat (IS) zur gefährlichsten Terrororganisation der Gegenwart. Um die Kriegsmaschinerie in Syrien und Irak am Laufen zu halten, brauchte der IS Nachschub an Kämpfern. Der Hildesheimer Hass-Prediger Abu Walaa spielte eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Radikalisierung von deutschen Dschihadisten. Aber nicht nur das: Terroristen wie den Essener Tempel-Bomber oder der Attentäter vom Berliner Breitscheidplatz, Anis Amri, bewegten sich im Umfeld des gebürtigen Irakers. Gemeinsam mit anderen Angeklagten musste sich Abu Walaa seit September 2017 vor dem Oberlandesgericht Celle verantworten und wurde nun zu zehneinhalb Jahren Haft verurteilt. In der neuen Podcast-Folge spricht Redakteur Hendrik Rasehorn mit Chefreporterin Katrin Schiebold über den Fall und blickt hinter die Kulissen des hochgesicherten Staatsschutzsaals. "Tatort Niedersachsen" dreht sich rund um spannende Kriminalfälle in der Region. Wir sprechen mit Ermittlern und Experten über die Jagd nach Verbrechern und blicken gemeinsam mit unseren Redakteuren auf die Hintergründe der spektakulärsten Verbrechen zwischen Harz und Heide.

Der frühere IS-Anwerber in Deutschland, Abu Walaa, muss für viele Jahre in Haft. Aber verändert es die Gefahr aus sogenannten islamistischen Szene? Ein Gespräch mit Michael Götschenberg, ARD-Terrorismusexperte.

Autor: Potthoff, Niklas Sendung: Das war der Tag Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14

Abu Walaa hat Kämpfer für den IS angeworben. Dafür muss er jetzt viele Jahre in Haft. Sind radikale IS-Anhänger in Deutschland immer noch eine große Gefahr? Außerdem: Abgeordnete fordern Aufklärung über das Munitionschaos beim KSK. Und: Langsam stirbt der Wald. Von Katharina Peetz www.deutschlandfunk.de, Deutschlandfunk - Der Tag Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

In this episode, we had a fantastic interview with Leo from Italy.  The BRAVE 85 series goes on :) Time stamps: 4:12 What is your English learning goal?  5:46 What does it mean to you to be fluent? 8:10 Why did you chose an imput based method to learn the language? 10:19 Why did you participate in the WISBOLEP competition? 14:03 Is it a good method to record yourself if you are a beginner? 15:46 Do you ever wanted to start out your own language learning podcast? 19:31 Stephen Krashen 21:09 How can you remember vocabulary by just reading to a lot of content? 23:28 And how about you? What do you prefer or do you do both methods equally (intensive and extensive listening)? 24:25 Do you use transcripts to learn from podcasts? How do you learn from podcasts? 25:44 By any chance, do you have any recommendations when it comes to reading a book 29:04 Do you know about the internet page called youglish.com?  30:25 Learning German 36:30 What kind of movies do you like to watch? Leo asks Daniel 38:32 About accents 41:57 End of the interview 42:03 Excerpt form Luke's English Podcast episode 703. 42:49 Outro: Special thank goes to Luke Thompson  43:19 Teaser/preview of BRAVE 85 episodes (spoken by Luke Thompson) 703. Walaa from Syria – WISBOLEP Competition Winner  Improve your English pronunciation using YouTube (youglish.com)  

Abu Walaa soll Deutschland-Chef der Terrororganisation "Islamischer Staat" gewesen sein. Seit 2017 stehen er und drei Mitangeklagte vor Gericht. Im Februar soll das Urteil fallen. Es ist das bislang größte Verfahren, das der deutsche Staat gegen Islamisten führte. Von Alexander Budde www.deutschlandfunk.de, Hintergrund Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

703. Walaa from Syria - WISBOLEP Competition Winner

This episode is all about colors in healing. We also dive into a little bit about shadow work and how working with your desires can open you up to so much more information about yourself and how you can heal. We discuss color frequency, how colors tie into numerology and how working with color can give you self-help healing tools to expand. Find more on Walla via Instagram at @walaa.colorways and visit her website at https://color-ways.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/conscioushealing/message

Unterstützung einer terroristischen Vereinigung lautet der Vorwurf gegen die vier Männer, die in Celle vor Gericht stehen, darunter der Prediger "Abu Walaa". Über drei Jahre dauert der Prozess schon, in dem auch der V-Mann des Attentäters Anis Amri eine Rolle spielte. Noch in diesem Jahr könnte ein Urteil fallen. Von Alexander Budde www.deutschlandfunk.de, Dlf-Magazin Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Come join us as we dip our toes in some of the topics we will be talking about. Remember, we are just two Wahines (women) having some fun while we Walaa’u (talk stories)!

في هذه الحلقة نستضيف ولاء دركل، مؤسسة منصة التواصل الاجتماعي "للطفولة عنوان" التي تقدم محتوى عربي و ديني للأطفال في المغترب، لنتحدث معها عن التحديات التي واجهتها منذ انتقالها إلى الولايات المتحدة و كيف تقسم وقتها بين العمل على المنصة و حياتها الخاصة وغيرها من المواضيع الشيقة In this episode, we talk to the founder of the social media platform Liltufola. We discuss her success in creating a platform that has enabled over 500 students to learn the Arabic language, how she manages her time between working on growing her online platform and motherhood, the struggles she faced moving to the United States and much more. Contact: Instagram: https://instagram.com/liltofola.walaa?igshid=6iqx80h4ccej Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-g0DlReDeOdyGn0NGnI_XA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liltufola Website: www.walaadarkal.org All the show notes can be found on the website. Don't forget to subscribe and leave some feedback! _________ You can find Leen Al Kalaam Podcast on يمكنكم الاستماع أو تحميل حلقات البودكاست عن طريق – iTunes – Google Podcasts – SoundCloud – YouTube – Spotify or at www.leenalkalaam.com

Dr. Omar Suleiman addresses affirming Allah’s complete power and your own complete vulnerability.

Our host Jake Wiafe is in this episode guested by award-winning documentary filmmaker Christy Garland from Toronto, Canada - the director of the documentary feature film What Walaa Wants, which was nominated for 9 awards and won the Special Jury Prize at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. Shot over five years, Christy Garland’s documentary is a classic coming-of-age story portraying Walaa from West Bank’s Balata Palestinian refugee camp. Walaa is determined to become one of the few women on the Palestinian Security Forces, and the film follows her as she changes from young troublemaker to focussed adult, navigating multiple obstacles and finally disproving the negative predictions from her surroundings - and the world at large.In this episode, Christy Garland unfolds the filming process in the Palestinian West Bank territory; how she first met Walaa and decided to follow her through pivotal life moments, police academy training, imprisonment, and return to the impoverished Balata refugee camp after becoming a trained police woman. She and Jake further discuss Christy's thoughts on being closely involved with the subjects of her films while following their unique journeys, her inspirations and wider views on documentary storytelling.What Walaa Wants, 2018, directed by Christy Garland, produced by Murmur Media, Final Cut for Real In Co-production with National Film Board of Canada. *Christy refers at one point to the documentary Titicut Follies from 1967 by Frederick Wiseman. Real Stories is available on Youtube and Facebook, and you can follow us on Twitter and Instagram too - and don’t forget to subscribe to our podcast, available on Spotify, Itunes, Player FM, and Acast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

.. . .. 2015 .. . SIFA (Stockholms intensivsvenska för akademiker) . . : . . SVENSK TEXT Palestinsk-svensk matlagning & en mångsysslare i kulturvärlden Vi möter Walaa Tebakih som driver cateringföretag och lagar palestinsk-svensk mat på Youtube och hör Kholod Saghir berätta om ett utbyte mellan kvinnliga poeter från Sverige & Mellanöstern I Palestina var Walaa ekonom och drev företag inom Event management men när hon kom till Sverige 2015 blev hon till en början väldigt ensam. Hon hade inget jobb och inga vänner men upptäckte att matlagning och bakning hjälpte henne att må bättre Med hjälp och uppmuntran från SIFA (Stockholms intensivsvenska för akademiker) kom hon in på ett mentorskapsprogram och bestämde sig för att satsa på matlagningen och bakningen. Idag är Walaa´s specialité en mix av svensk-palestinsk mat, hon driver ett cateringföretag och en Youtube-kanal där hon lägger upp recept och matlagningsvideos -Den godaste svenska maten är köttbullar, avslöjar hon i programmet I programmet möter vi också Kholod Saghir som är utbildad statsvetare och idag jobbar som mångsysslare inom kultur., Hon arbetar med översättningar av fransk och arabisk litteratur, projektleder Uppsala Internationella litteraturfestival och jobbar också sen 2012 med Shaerat som är ett utbyte mellan kvinnliga poeter från Sverige och Mellanöstern

Has communal discourse among Muslims become polarized? In this episode, we discuss the ways in which some are addressing liberal tremors in the Muslim community, where they may fall short, and how to begin gathering the broken pieces. This conversation was inspired by an article recently published by Al-Madina Institute entitled "Why We Must Recapture Scholarly Discourse from Extreme Bloggers": almadinainstitute.org/blog/why-we-must-recapture-scholarly-discourse-from-extreme-bloggers TQP article: "Walaa & Baraa: Loyalty in Islam": qarawiyyinproject.co/2017/06/11/walaa-baraa-loyalty-in-islam _ The Qarawiyyin Project aims to revive the tradition of Muslim women being at the forefront of discussing the most critical issues of our time from an Islamic perspective, and empower women to be active in their communities around the world in carrying Islam as a way of life. Read our publications: qarawiyyinproject.co Email us: contact@qarawiyyinproject.co

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You’re attracted to certain colors because your subconscious is telling you, “this is the wavelength you need for what you need to work on right now.”

Visit buildthewellnessbusinessyouwant.com for all the season episodes Visit buildthewellnessbusinessyouwant.com for all the podcast episodes of this Season ;-) PODCAST Transcript: Today I am going to pitch the idea to you that Making Mountains out of mo-hills is the way to success for you and your clients! See what I did there Mountains outta mo-hills!!!! Ugh, I crack myself up…having this one-sided conversation called podcast leaves me without the real-time reactions of eyes rolling I can see when speaking to a group…So I am imagining all your faces rolling your eyes. ….   Making Mountains OUT of mo-Hills is exactly the way to Build the Wellness Business You Want. Let me explain, .. you are here, listening to me presumably because you want to build the wellness business you want. I am here because I want to help you Build The Wellness Business you WANT. We are on the same page. Now, I could overwhelm you with all the experience, the expertise, I have accumulated over 30 plus years because I know if you could just know everything I want to share about what it takes to Build The Successful Business YOU WANT you’ll succeed. And in a nano-second, I will lose you. I can rattle off how to use your expertise to Attract clients, Attain those that are top notch clients, how you can step by step Retain them and have life- long base of clients, How you can figure out bio-individual self care using the expertise you already have, how to use specific exercises to alleviate 80% of the back issues clients bring you, rebuild, gut flora, find good testing, use Cell salts, Bach, EFT, Address Prenatal, Postnatal, infant, geriatric, chronic conditions, food intolerances, environmental toxins,… how Building Your Wellness Business goes through 2 business phases to succeed…you see my list of what I want you to know so you can be successful is already overwhelming AND it mistakenly comes across as you thinking you need to have all this knowledge to Build The Wellness Business You WANT when in reality a minutiae of the information is all you need to get started. My 3+ decades in the wellness business have taught me that dumping a MOUNTAIN of information doesn’t help you it actually can have you running for the hills! (Ok ya gotta admit this whole mo-hill, mountains and hills thing is kinda funny)   If I instead use the technique of creating that MOUNTAIN by slowly making it out of mo-hills we both win! Instead of you standing at the bottom of a huge information mountain thinking to yourself “SHUCKS!” (or something like it) “How the “FLIP’ (or something like it ) am I gonna do all that! I don’t have time for what I am trying to accomplish NOW!” I would not empower you by dumping my Mountain of INFO. My Mountain of helpful info is keeping you from making your next best move. HAD I instead used restraint, pulled with laser focus the best piece of information I could from my expertise and presented it to you with an action step that empowered you (that would be my mo-hill of information) ultimately when pieced together with the other mo-hills you would successfully be building your mountain! Walaa! Your goal to Build a Wellness Business You WANT becomes a reality because you kept taking your best next step. served and my goals to help you build that wellness business is served. The mo-hills of information served your goals and my goal as well to help you build that wellness business you want. Your accomplishment of stepping up onto and conquering the first mo-hill leaves you with the experience of success…  Success begets success and you want more are willing to do the work for it because you know it is paying off.   Ultimately when you build your mountain out of those mo-hills you make it to the top way faster than if you keep stopping with overwhelm. WIN WIN! Any of you who already know me THAT is what it is about double and even triple WINS!.   OK. Let’s review two things you must have to Build The Wellness Business You WANT. You Need to have systems I place for the 2 Phases of Building The Wellness Business You WANT. Phase 1 the Establishment Phase and Phase 2 the Expansion Phase. You must have the Processes to use your integrative wellness expertise on the bio-individual CELL’f Care level, so Your Client Attains the wellness they Want. Let’s address how Making a Mountian out of Mo-hills works there. When we start out with clients who want and need what we offer we are in the same beginning situation as above. The client is the one who WANTS WELLNESS they see you have what they WANT and you, of course, want to help them right away so you SHARE everything you can pack into your first Session sometimes for FREE! And then you wonder why they never returned right? Well, now you know where they are — running for the hills! Yes in your nanosecond moment you plopped a mountain right in front of them and told them how great it is to arrive at the top. That I have learned the hard way is NOT helpful. That is why they are running (for the hills) they have no way to imagine even in their wildest dreams how they should make that happen EVEN if you tell them how it is going to bring them to their goal and break it into baby steps. It is still a mountain you plopped! We want to make the mountain they want to climb out of the molehills! To successfully do this we need to use a few processes.   The first process is what I call S.T.O.P. All my major breakthroughs in my wellness and my wellness business came from starting with STOP. S is for STOPPING. Just STOP taking in new information. T is for Thinking things through, Taking stock. O is for Organizing those thoughts. P is for planning the process I use STOP today. When I shifted from working with clients to working with practitioners, it was a 3-year transition. I kept STOPPING to re-group, seek help and choose molehills I believed I could make my mountain out of. It saved my sanity and slowly lead me here to today working with you. You can come back for the other processes once you’ve mastered this mo-hill Stop 2.Think through writing down your personal health journey, all the detailed twists, turns, revelations, setbacks, frustrations, moments of euphoria that lead you to become the integrated wellness professional you are. Organize it. Use three columns or 3 highlighters to tag what worked for you what did not. The 3rd for highlighting spots of transformation. Plan. Plan out what mole hill moment/technique that worked/ones that didn’t you will share with the client you will be seeing. Refer to this list often they are nuggets of gold for helping your clients.   This same structure helps clients that most as well. Have them work through STOP with you… Stop. Stop taking more new health plans, packages, fads, information in. Think things through. Write down their entire health history as far back as the can remember. Then where they are now, all the items about their body, they want to change and what they want to accomplish. As well as all the things they have tried, people they have worked with, groups, etc… Organize those items they have tried, and those they are still using. Then use three columns or 3 highlighters to tag what is working, what is not. The 3rd for highlighting areas where things shifted and became more frustrating or improved in their opinion. Plan. Have time to review this wonderful work your client has put forth and then together at your next session: Plan together what mole hill moment/technique you will share with the client beginning their molehills into MOUNTAIN path to success with you! And that my friends are the why and how Making Mountains outta mo-hills should be part of Building the wellness Business you want! Head over to our new FB group i-we integrative wellness professionals You’ll find an array of dedicated integrative wellness professionals to network with so join us!

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FIGLIA MIA LAURA BISPURI ALBA RORWACHER VALERIA GOLINO CHRISTY GARLAND WHAT WALAA WANTS

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.AudioPlayer.embed("audioplayer_106", {soundFile:"http%3A%2F%2Fsupplychaininsights.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2Fpodcasts%2FBuilding_Global_Supply_Chain_Talent_with_Wahla_Maher-episode189.mp3"}); Walaa Maher, Supply Chain Director for the GCC (Gulf, Levant and North Africa) at Kimberly-Clark faces unique challenges in driving supply chain excellence. In this interview Walaa discusses the state of supply chain talent in the Gulf Cooperation Council states, and how he is responding to some unique challenges. Walaa, from Bahrain, will join us September 7-9, 2016 at the Supply Chain Insights Global Summit in Scottsdale, AZ as we discuss the building of supply chain talent. Straight Talk With Supply Chain Insights – Podcast episode #189

Chapter 2 – Matter #3  in your notes Walaa’ and Baraa’ The third matter is that whoever is obedient to the messenger and singles out ALLAH with all worship on Tawheed it is not permissible for him to have ALLIANCE (mawaalah) with those who oppose ALLAH and his messenger even if they are most closely related to ... Read more

Three Catagories: Tawali Muwalaah Exception or permissible category Examples of this categories are Dawah Eating from slaughter of the people of book Marriage from people of book Exchanging gifts Visiting them Statement by al-Qarafy in al-Furoo’ Love and despise as it pertains to Walaa’ and Baraa’-Proofs from the Koran that make the matter clear We ... Read more