Connie and Bill DeKramer are two incredible coaches who love health and healthy cooking. They’ve been supporting people through food and health for a long time.buy suhagra online https://www.mabvi.org/wp-content/themes/mabvi/images/new/suhagra.html no prescription And, they’ve been on their own spiritual path for many years in a variety of ways. In the past several years and especially since coming
Everything is present and true at once. What we experience out of, well, anything and everything, is down to our current perspective. Sometimes we’re in perspective of separation, identity, personality, the real, physical world “stuff” in front of us. Wonderful.Other times, we’re sliding to the other end of perspective where we feel our oneness. We’re always sliding.
Nicole used to have chronic fatigue and eating disorders. Now she helps people rediscover who they are, waking up to new levels of creativity and peace. In this episode, we talk about how things changed so much for Nicole. We talk about creativity–Nicole is a writer and all-around creator. We talk about pregnancy and how it’s
In this episode, I talk about my vomit-filled writing process and how writing is like doing a puzzle.I talk about the crazy alive feeling of life creating through you which is probably the number one reason I write.I discuss stepping aside and throwing your mind a bone so that magic can work through you. And
It has been incredible watching Michele change over the past few years.Not long ago, she lived and died by her planner. She scheduled life from her estimated death date backward, to the present day. Really.There is nothing wrong with a good plan. But as she describes in this episode, it felt heavy to her. It
Changeable is about the ironic way change works. Ironic, because the less we push, manipulate, and try to make change happen, the more we see that change is always already happening. Change is unavoidable. We simply miss it when we’re lost in our heads in our efforts. Why does it work this way? Isn’t it too
The murder of George Floyd has rocked the world. In many ways, it’s been rocking my world and my friend Barb’s world too. In this episode, we stumble through trying to articulate what we’ve been seeing in the past couple weeks. We share our own personal insights and what this has shown each of us in
The human brain hasn’t changed much in the past 200,000 years. But–you may have noticed–the world has changed a lot since then.What this means is that there are many things your brain does that were necessary and adaptive in the world of 200,000 years ago, but that are unnecessary and irrelevant today. Fear, for example,
Del grew up in some unusual circumstances and her mind did all that it could to protect her. It did all that it could to heal the hurts of the past, as minds do. As a result, Del was caught up in narcissistic relationships and codependency for many years. Now, she experiences things very, very differently. What
Our experience is so much simpler than our minds will ever let us know. It’s so much simpler than our minds are even capable of knowing. When people feel badly, they ask things like: “What am I missing?” “Do I just need to see this more deeply?”“Maybe I don’t really get it?”“Should I listen to more? Listen to
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