A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

Mitchell interviews the beloved indigenous teacher and leader, Bear Heart.

In this interview, Bear Heart "bears his heart" and tells stories of his native people and of his contemporary relationships in the modern world.

This is a classic and one of the last interviews on video that we have of Bear Heart before he passed.

If you'd like to see more on an array of subjects like this, join our Newsletter at www.abetterworld.net.  There are podcasts and videos which can keep you inspired and educated for years to come.

At our Store, you'll also find one-of-a-kind items like a compact FAR Infra-Red Sauna, high-quality, low-cost nutritional supplements & micro-greens and therapeutic mushrooms in capsules, an In Harmony, vibro-acoustic Sound Lounge & the Brain-Tap for sound healing to the max, Mind-Movies for re-programming your brain (& Life), all the way to eliminating credit card and mortgage debt.  Or interested in a Conscious Community Network across the planet?  That too is available.  Just visit Store for these & more.

And if you haven't already, won't you subscribe to A Better World's Youtube channel?  

Love to have you part of our community:  https://www.youtube.com/c/abetterworldtvshow

This is an enlightening interview to say the least!  Tune in and hear Mitchell interview this renowned guru on two of people's favorite subjects:  Enlightenment and Prosperity.

Patricia Aburdene is world-renowned author of Megagtrends 2000, looking at the trends in business and society.

In this conversation, Mitchell and Patricia discuss these trends and the effect that treating workers well, treating the environment equitably pays off well.

The discussion between these two is long overdue in the world-at-large which remains too committed to old practices, yet we do see a change in motion among more innovative captains of government and industry.

Mitchell interviews world-renowned social entrepreneur, founder of the KINS Network, Susan Davis (https://kinshipearth.org) who has helped to bring generosity and love into Board Rooms and business across the globe.

Mitchell was part of a group who Susan and husband, Walter Moora (see the next interview) invited down to Vilcabamba, Ecuador in Sept. 2021 to meet with the Kogi spiritual leaders from Columbia and with them to develop a social entrepreneurial network in Vilcabamba and to "spread the seed" of a crypto-currency called Seeds, which has as its goal to create a regenerative and sustainable economy and planet.

In the late 1970’s, Susan was an influential leader in the male dominated world of high finance when she gathered twelve female leaders in a variety of fields to co-create “The Chicago Network,” the inspiration for the very first “KINS” group, which still thrives today.Leading with heart-based principles, Susan has served as the founding organizer for one major KINS network after another to total more than forty networks in the United States, Nigeria, and Ecuador over a span of 45 years.  Many KINS Networks were supported by her own venture, Capital Missions Company (CMC – 1990 TO 2002), which she then gifted to the non-profit Green America to gift to the world.

Today, Susan continues to provide her visionary inspiration and guidance for groups of high integrity leaders to collaborate on breakthrough technologies, whole systems transformation, and sustainable economic impact using her proven “Key Influencer Network Strategy (KINS)” methodology. The individuals in KINS networks help each other manifest their life destiny paths for the good of all Earth.

Walter Moora is a bio-dynamic farmer, a kind of holistic form of farming according to the teachings of Rudolf Steiner and his wife, Susan Davis, a world-renowned transformer of Global Finance and founder of the KINS Network.

Mitchell speaks with evolution biologist, futurist, speaker and sustainability consultant and author Elisabet Sahtouris.  She is a US and Greek citizen who has lived in the US, Canada, Greece, Peru and Spain while lecturing, doing workshops and media appearances on all continents. She has a PhD from Dalhousie University in Canada. She consults with corporations and government organizations in Australia, Brazil, Europe, Asia, Africa and the United States.

Mitchell and Elisabet have a lively discussion, first about her background and early childhood in upstate New York where she learned to love Nature and be 'one' with it, playing with insects, climbing trees and living outside as a child loves to do.  Then the dialogue blossoms into one of Elisabet's great gifts to humanity, the deeper understanding of the nature of the Universe understood through teachings of both science and the traditions of ancient wisdom.

In this interview, Mitchell speaks with Achi Tsepal, the founder of the Children of Tibet Trust Foundation who has a highly unique background. 

Achi was born in Kham, Tibet and received his name from the Drikung Thil Monastery in Central Tibet. Lord Jigten Sumgon founded the Drikung Thil Monastery, which is being rebuilt since its destruction during the Cultural Revolution in China. In 1959 Achi’s parents escaped into India after a three and half month's difficult journey over the Himalayas. There were four Monastic groups (labrangs) and about 50 families from the Drikung Valley who followed HH the 14th Dalai Lama into India, but only Achi’s family made it.

In 1961, he was fortunate to be one of the four boys selected among hundreds of Tibetan Refugee kids in Mussoorie, North India to attend Wynberg Allen High school to receive a great education.

1970 While attending Christ College, Bangalore, India Achi worked with American Missionaries to start two hostels in Bangalore for children from the Tibetan Refugee communities in South India. Hundreds of Tibetan children graduated from several private schools in Bangalore to become leaders in the Tibetan communities today.

1974 after graduating with BA from Bangalore University, Achi was chosen by HH the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa, the head of the Karma Kagyu Order of Tibetan Buddhism, to accompany him during HH’s first and second World Dharma Peace Tour as Private Secretary and English Interpreter…. and served in this capacity for seven years at Rumtek Monastery, Sikkim, India.

1981 Achi and his family moved to Washington DC to start a new life and during his spare time he worked hard co-founded the Tibetan Meditation Center (1982) and the Drikung Dharma Surya Buddhist Center (2011) belonging to the Drikung Kagyu Order of Tibetan Buddhism. Over the years, these two Drikung Kagyu Centers have hosted many great Teachers including HH the Dalai Lama, HH Gyalwa Drikungpa Chestang and the great Yogi Master HE Kyabje Garchen. He believes that the spread of Buddha Dharma around the world will help the world community to attain peace.

In 2008, Achi was the 2008 Machik Award for Engagement Winner for his work through the Children of Tibet Trust Foundation. This organization is currently sponsoring students in the secondary and tertiary education and hopes that the education of these children in the Tibetan Plateau and in the Himalayan regions will enable them to preserve their Tibetan heritage and well being.

As a Tibetan, Achi has a deep appreciation of his unique and rich cultural heritage and at the same time realizes the daunting challenges the Tibetans face in their struggle to survive as a race with its unique cultural heritage under the Chinese Han rulers in Tibet and with the assimilation problem of the Tibetan identity in Tibet and the free world.

The core mission of CTTF is to help the Tibetan children on the Tibetan plateau and the Himalayan regions to obtain the best secular education so that they can promote, preserve and persist in their work to keep pace with rapid modernization.

This rare and unique interview with a man who has lived through the tumultuous history of the Chinese invasion of Tibet and the Tibetan flight across the Himalayas to India, then to find himself working with the highest teachers in Tibetan Buddhism while in India and America, makes for an extraordinary life and a historically with interview for A Better World Podcasts.

Social scientist, prodigious author, activist, environmentalist, media expert Duane Elgin recently wrote a provocative book Choosing Earth.  His wife, renowned filmmaker, Coleen Elgin, directed a film based on the book.  Both are Mitchell's guests today on A Better World Radio & TV.

The messages of the book and film are unambiguous:  we are at an eco-systemic tipping point--we either get 'out act together' or our future is literally dimmed and the 6th Extinction proceeds as extinctions have over the course of millennia on Earth.

There is light at the end of the tunnel however, if humanity really 'gets the message' and changes its values, habits, lifestyles and ways.

Tune in for a fuller take on it and get the education--and ultimately inspiration--we all need!

Join our free newsletter for latest podcasts:  www.abetterworld.tv

Mitchell sits down with Dr. Zach Bush, one of the leading holistic physicians in the U.S. and in the world, to discuss the issue that has been pre-empting normal life across the planet, the coronavirus.

In this interview, Dr. Bush provides both an historical context and biological understanding of what viruses in general are and their relationship to sentient life.  In short, the volume of viruses and bacteria in the human body so far outnumber human cells, as Dr. Bush says, that we have to re-think who it is we really are.

Additionally, we look at the crippling effect that the way the Covid-19 virus has been promoted world-wide which is far from what the underlying, independent science says.

Dr. Bush surveys Federal Agencies and notes that they are operating on 100+ year old science, not the breakthroughs of understanding that have occurred in the 20th century.  The fear-based perspective, Dr. Bush suggests, is now reaching into the "UFO space", as yet another way of controlling the narrative of the future.

In short, Zach provides a fascinating and highly educational interview, provoking people to think about official communications and shedding the light of science--and commonsense--on some of the most important subjects of our time.

For the interview on video, go to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9lYkVpFGmQ&list=PLy4ZU7M3n43fHFX5HLujl0NBhQtBfCega

Mitchell Rabin interviews nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, son of former Attorney General & Senator Robert F. Kennedy, environmental attorney and Chairman of The Children's Health Defense Org., Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.  The interview centers on the new documentary film he released called Medical Racism:  The New Apartheid.  Replete with facts and representations of people directly affected by such overt racism, RFK tells Mitchell of a story, if we are ever to have justice in our country and our world,  that has to be told.

History shows us that the outstanding members of society who brandish the courage to stand for the facts & the truth, who uphold higher human values are often criticized by others and even ostracized.  In fact, when this occurs, it's often a sign that "a raw nerve" is being touched by those who seek to control others, and there is even more need for more people to speak up and challenge those who seek to suppress others.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is just such an example.  Despite his prestige, his long track record of doing good, in Civil Rights, protecting the environment and now the health of children and really everyone, because he insists on facts and the rule of law, he is being heavily criticized.

In this conversation, RFK gets to speak his truth and again, through the film.  See video of this at: https://youtu.be/8qsGJOOPQhA and sign up for our free Newsletter at www.abetterworld.tv