Episodes
Saturday Aug 31, 2013
Energy Stew - Are You Happy Now? - 08/31/13
Saturday Aug 31, 2013
Saturday Aug 31, 2013
Monday Aug 26, 2013
Energy Stew - A need to re-frame death - 08/24/13
Monday Aug 26, 2013
Monday Aug 26, 2013
Sometimes the medical community just doesn't let people die. I'm interviewing Donna Corso, the author of "When the Wind Chimes Chime". We'll be talking about life and death and how hard it can be for the living to let people move on. Most of us don't want to die because we have so much to live for. Some people don't have the choice. When it is time, we could be so much more helpful if we hold death as the opportunity for a new (or return to) life in an old familiar spiritual world. In particular, the book tells the story of a little boy with terminal cancer who's parents wanted their son to die in peace (as did the son). The medical community wouldn't allow that and insisted on many painful procedures even though it was known they wouldn't be helpful. We really do need to re-frame death and Donna is a great spokesperson for that. Be sure to tune in and be uplifted by this interview.
Saturday Aug 17, 2013
Energy Stew - a profound new healing system - 08/17/13
Saturday Aug 17, 2013
Saturday Aug 17, 2013
Saturday Aug 10, 2013
Energy Stew - Do you suffer from "Hour of the Wolf"? - 08/10/13
Saturday Aug 10, 2013
Saturday Aug 10, 2013
It's in the middle of the night that the wolf appears and our minds are drawn to our deep fears about unfinished business and potential misfortune. There are ways to keep this wolf at bay and Paul Lipton has written the book, "Hour of the Wolf" and will talk with me about strategies to manage our lives so we are not vulnerable to these visits.
Saturday Aug 03, 2013
Energy Stew - Unique: A zen buddhist monk discusses God - 08/03/13
Saturday Aug 03, 2013
Saturday Aug 03, 2013
God is not a topic common to Buddhism so when a well known Zen Buddhist monk writes a book about the subject, it'll probably have interesting insights. That's the case with Brad Warner's new book "There is No God, and He is Always With You". Even atheists are very interested in God and I think many of us can and do enjoy the discourse about this topic. It is a fascinating book that comes from the Zen and Buddhist way of looking at life and the cosmos. I think you'll enjoy the unique discussion of this point of view.