Seane Corn is an internationally acclaimed yoga teacher and public speaker known for her social activism and raw, honest, and inspired self-expression. Corn explains to Diane Ray what drives her work and how she uses her platform to bring awareness to global issues like AIDS, generational poverty, and animal rights.

Milagros Phillips has been facilitating programs on race literacy, racial conditioning, and healing from racism for more than 35 years. Rev. Martha Creek talks to Phillips about how to transform people and lead them to inspired action.

Diane Ray talks with Yogacharya Ellen Grace O’Brian—award-winning author, poet, radio show host, and spiritual teacher—about the ancient wisdom of Kriya Yoga and how it can help people awaken to their full potential.

Rev. Martha Creek talks with Grandmother Flordemayo, the founder of the Institute of Natural and Traditional Knowledge, which is dedicated to preserving and sustaining native plants. Flordemayo travels around the world sharing her teachings and healing gifts.

Rev. Julie Moret and Rev. Joan Steadman discuss the work of the Home of Truth community and their desire to elevate consciousness through love, healing, and spiritual wisdom.

Rev. Julie Moret and don Miguel Ruiz Jr. talk about applying Toltec wisdom to 21st-century problems.

Rev. Sheila McKeithen, J.D., talks with best-selling author Lisa Nichols about how to motivate the masses and her dedication to service, philanthropy, and healing.