A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

Today's Radio guest is New York Times best-selling author Gregg Braden.  Gregg is internationally renowned as a pioneer in bridging science, spirituality, and the "real world".

 

Following a successful career as a computer geologist for Phillips Petroleum during the 1970s energy crisis, he worked as a senior computer systems designer with Martin Marietta Defense Systems during the final years of the Cold War.In 1991, he became the first technical operations manager for Cisco Systems.

 

Another part of Gregg's search was not answered in corporate environments. For more than 25 years, he searched high mountain villages, remote monasteries, and forgotten texts to uncover their timeless secrets. His work is now featured as media specials shown on the History Channel, the Discovery Channel, National Geographic, and ABC,

 

Gregg's discoveries have led to such paradigm-shattering books as The God Code; The Divine Matrix; Fractal Time; and his latest, Deep Truth: Igniting the Memory of Our Origin, History, Destiny, and Fate. Today, his work is published in 19 languages and 38 countries and shows us beyond any reasonable doubt that the key to our future lies in the wisdom of our past.  Tune in for what will be a dynamic dialogue between two forward-thinking visionaries, shaping a better world.

Today's Radio guest is Dr. James Gilligan, a world-renowned psychiatrist who has been on the faculty of New York University since 2002.  In his teaching and his prolific writing,

Dr. Gilligan thoroughly explores how to understand and treat individuals who have committed serious acts of violence; and leads seminars on the biological, psychological and social causes and prevention of violence, in the Law School and the School of Arts and Science.

Dr. Gilligan has served as a consultant on violent crime and punishment, including war crimes, throughout the United States and around the world to many individuals and groups.

In December 2011, his book Why Some Politicians Are More Dangerous Than Others was selected by the Times Literary Supplement as a “Book of the Year.”

In this interview, Jim and Mitchell will discuss sources of violence and what is the correlation between its increase or decrease in respect to political party and from this point of view alone, why it may matter significantly who wins the Presidency.

Mitchell’s guest this week is acclaimed author of The 100 Greatest Americans of the 20th Century, which will be the subject of today’s show.

Peter Dreier is the E.P. Clapp Distinguished Professor of Politics and chair of the Urban and Environmental Policy Department at Occidental College.

In addition to being a scholar and teacher, he has been a journalist, community organizer, and government official. Dreier writes frequently for the Los Angeles Times, the Nation, American Prospect, and the Huffington Post, and his articles have also been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Newsday, Chicago Tribune, Philadelphia Inquirer, New Republic, Dissent, Washington Monthly, Progressive, Forward, Commonweal, and the Chronicle of Higher Education.

Tune in for a fascinating review of some of the highlights of the past century by focusing on some of its major heroes.

Ashala Gabriel has and continues to wear many hats befitting her callings in both the worldly and the spiritual domains.

Functionally, she founded an independent New York City literary agency, was a copywriter for major advertising agencies, is still a creative consultant, children’s book author and published poet.

Spiritually, she’s been a student-practitioner of metaphysical and wisdom teachings from her early youth – a major influence being the Work of G.I. Gurdjieff.

In the early 2000s Reverend Gabriel “received” her guided HeartReadings Work and has served the initial aspects of that calling publicly via www.heartreadings.com.

Tune in to hear Ashala and Mitchell dialogue about the Work, Lord Pentland’s contribution to it and the many lives he touched.  Mitchell & Ashala originally met through this Work decades ago and have been in dialogue about it ever since.

For the second half of today’s show, Angelika Sareighn Whitecliff, a multi-disciplinary researcher involved in the study of consciousness, energy healing, telepathic communications, anomalous archeology and humanity’s ancient origins, will be speaking to us about her experience of a Serbian-born gentleman named Braco (pronounced Bratzo) who is known for his high-level effect on people through his gazing. 

She is the author of 21 Days with Braco. (2009) the first book revealing to an English speaking audiences the phenomenal transformer, healer and catalyst, Braco.She has been organizing tours for Braco in the USA since January 2010, and appeared on major television news networks to discuss Braco’s transformative effects.

Isabelle Benarous, at www.bioreprogramming.net, is the creator of the Bioreprogramming® Method and founder of the Bioreprogramming® Institute, dedicated to teaching and disseminating the practical technology of Bioreprogramming®, a master tool for the resolution of conflicts related to health disorders.

Isabelle’s synthesis offers a comprehensive approach based on the science of human evolution and processes of the mind. The purpose of the Bioreprogramming® Method is to offer lasting solutions for emotional conflicts, optimize the prevention of illness, and allow transformation from within.

Isabelle offers transformational seminars that cover a broad range of topics, including Bioreprogramming®, NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming), personal development, leadership, communication skills, weight management, addictions, and family conflict resolution.

Her goal is to educate and inspire others to become the masters of their own healing and to offer therapists and health care practitioners a new vision in approaching illness.

Isabelle currently maintains a private practice at the Healing Arts Center of Altadena in Southern California.

A Better World sponsored a series of Isabelle’s popular workshops in NYC for several years.  Tune in to hear Isabelle discuss with Mitchell the roots of illness and how to creatively heal them.

We'll be taking a look at how the mind influences the body and how long-term or very intense emotional stress can actually be a leading cause of disease. 

We'll look at this with Isabelle Benarous through the eyes of her work in a system she developed using NLP and other modalities called Bio-Reprogramming.

Tune in to hear Isabelle and Mitchell discuss how different illnesses arise and can get resolved by getting to the  emotional conflict underlying it.

A fascinating dialogue about a common-sense approach to understanding--and healing--illness, from the common cold to even cancer.

Wednesday, August 15, 6pm EDT:

Today’s radio guest is author, financial planner, penseur and spiritual seeker Gary K. Smith, author of The Cosmic Christ and another book to be released this Fall, The Mathematics of Sorrow.

 

Gary Smith has traveled to war-torn countries around the world and has re-worked the energetic dynamics of these places where great trauma has occurred.  Through his spiritual practice, understanding of energy, as well as relationship to hard numbers, he has plummeted an understanding, perhaps best described as the “physics of emotion”, which gives us a leverage in our emotional lives that could be very useful for our further maturation.

Tune in to hear a lively dialogue between two colleagues and friends on subjects of great value to both and to help humanity move to its next stage of maturity.

This week is focusing on creating healthy children, the name of the book by today's guest, Karen Ranzi, M.A., called Creating Healthy Children, through Attachment Parenting & Raw Foods.Karen Ranzi's book and work has been hailed by leaders in the field of nutrition & live foods, such as Dr. Gabriel Cousens as well as mothers whose children--and families--have turned around diseases and emotional stress, through following the recommenda- tions in her book.

In today's show, you will learn about the value of making healthy choices that can help families become closer, more loving and more emotionally and physically healthy.

You don't have to be a mother to benefit from today's show--the wisdom embedded is truly for everyone-after all, in some way, we're all still children in one way or another.

Tonight Mitchell Rabin will speak with James O’Dea, well-known figure in international social healing who has conducted healing and reconciliation dialogues for twenty years. His work as codirector of the Social Healing Project led him to Rwanda, Israel/Palestine, and Northern Ireland.

He was also the CEO of the Seva Foundation. His first book, Creative Stress: A Path For Evolving Souls Living Through Personal and Planetary Upheaval (Pioneer Press, 2010), was featured in dozens of media outlets and has been used for study by numerous book groups. His latest book Cultivating Peace: Becoming A 21st Century Peace Ambassador (Shift Books) has been heralded as a brilliant new roadmap for peacebuilding by thought leaders, academics, and activists.

James is also a well-known essayist, authoring the much- acclaimed “You Were Born for Such a Time” (published in The Mystery of 2012) and “Creative Atonement in a Time of Peril” (which appeared in Beyond Forgiveness). Service Space most recently featured his essay “The Indomitable Healing Spirit” as an international Daily Good feature. James O’Dea is the lead faculty person for the Shift Network’s popular Peace Ambassador Training, with hundreds of participants worldwide training to become peace ambas-sadors under his mentorship. His previous course with the Shift Network,

O’Dea was recognized as “Champion of Peace, Reconciliation and Forgiveness”by the Worldwide Forgiveness Alliance.

He is on the Advisory Board of several organizations including The Peace Alliance, and is also a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Group.

Tune into today’s show to hear a dynamic interview and dialogue between these two thoughtful, peace-making beings.

Holistic Psychotherapist Mitchell Rabin interviews the sung and unsung heros of society in the diverse areas of psychology, wellness, consciousness, the New Politics & Economics, energy healing, relationships and world transformation.

Mitchell's guest for the hour is Duane Elgin, well-known author, speaker, educator, consultant and media activist.

For more than three decades, he has defined the cutting edge in consciousness research, in the ecology movement, and in future studies. He pioneered the “Voluntary Simplicity” movement with his now classic book, titled by the same name, published in the 1980s.

Tune in as these two thoughtful minds comb through some of the key assumptions made in today's society, key areas of media black-out and what we can do about them.