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Revelations of the Aramaic Jesus

Loretta today welcomes Neil Douglas-Klotz who is an internationally known scholar in the fields connecting religious studies (comparative Semitic hermeneutics) and psychology as well as a poet and musician. He is the past chair of the Mysticism Group of the American Academy of Religion and active in various international colloquia and conferences dedicated to peace and spirituality. His bestselling works include Prayers of the Cosmos, Desert Wisdom, The Hidden Gospel, and The Genesis Meditations. His latest book is “Revelations of the Aramaic Jesus: The Hidden Teachings on Life & Death.” Revelations of the Aramaic Jesus is a guide to living an authentic interior life without dogma and a spiritual path that makes you more comfortable in your own, providing a sense of meaning and purpose. FROM THE INTRODUCTION “The challenges we face today are not, in essence, different from those of our ancestors: relationships, love, knowledge, work, and purpose still claim our main attention. Yet the implications of these challenges for the survival of humanity and the planet seem more acute. We seem to know more, yet our consciousness has evolved in such a way that makes it difficult to see what the purpose of life is. How do we live more fully in the moment, solving the problems before us? “Jesus’s teachings have been used historically to fuel modern Western culture, with all its pluses and minuses. At the same time, viewed through his native language, the same teachings solve our culture’s greatest challenges, pointing the way toward properly using our human individuality and will.” Through expansions of Aramaic’s multiple meanings and guided contemplations, Revelations of the Aramaic Jesus provides a guide to transformation through the way of the prophet of Nazareth. It shows how Jesus’s deepest teachings address contemporary challenges, such as our relationships with nature and each other and the purpose of life itself.

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While Robin Alexis recovers we present this edition of Mystic Radio originally recorded live back in March 2019.

On this Love From The Hyp, Carrie Hart joins us to share wisdom from her new book, “Sojourner in Ataquay-Mind Expanding Ideas and Practical Tools for the Open-Minded Seeker of a Meaningful Life”.

Carrie worked in the corporate world for many years, not spiritual nor religious at all, and considering becoming an Atheist, until one day her fascination with the concept of intuition led her to channel a guide to Ataquay, named, Quado. As she became more open and trusting of her metaphysical connection, she began to channel another guide, a Shaman named Running Wolf.

Listen in as Carrie shares what Ataquay is, how we all have access to it, offers up a simple gateway to it, as well as tools and healing insight from Ataquay that we can integrate into our own lives, in order to live our best lives! She will also touch on her healing work through connecting with Power Animals, and so much more!

You won’t want to miss this insightful interview!

Voices of Experience - 03 - 01 - 23 - Free Speech & Higher Education... Does it Exist? by Alternative Talk- 1150AM KKNW

Welcome to this episode of Wisdom From the Wardrobe with your hosts, the Michael Bruce Image Consulting Style Team. In this episode the team share their insights on the projected hot fashion trends for Spring & Summer 2023. With the conversation stitched around the season’s bold colors, playful textures, and trends reminiscent of the 90’s and Y2K a lively chat ensued. With lots of lime inspired garments, crochet for those that love texture and something new for the tie dye set, not everyone is convinced the trends are for them. Stacy for sure is questioning if the spring trends are on her side, cheese cloth and dough was one visual she put out there! So, sit back, relax, and get ready to take a fun look at which of the hot Spring 2023 trends might delight, or leave you out in the cold. Happy listening!

"Should I Break Up with My Friend?" - A System's View of Friendship

Today, I answer a listener's question about a troubling friendship. Friendships are an important part of our social network. They give us space from the close bonds of family. Sometimes they are embedded in our families and help us get along with each other. And for others, friends are their "families of choice". Along with this, friendships can be as difficult to manage as relationships in the family. Today I talk about how dynamics born out of the family play out in our friendships. When and how to talk about difficult subjects. And how to decide when to let a friendship go.

The Ecosystem Approach Show with Jason & Patricia Rohn: A revolutionary way to infinite potential!: Is Gen Z lazy? Another perspective!

Much has been written about Gen Z’ers not wanting to work and recently I’ve also read that some say they are potentially, the hardest working! What is the truth? The nature of work and human capital versus economic capital (money) is in the forefront of business discussions today. We’re going to share a perspective for anyone who hires employees or works for others that will make your life better.

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Stacy’s guest this week is her daughter Grace which means the conversation is faster and more furious than ever! They talk about Stacy’s initiation into the trash TV tradition that is dating shows like Grace’s fav, The Perfect Match, and the latest pop culture news about Selena, Hailey, and Kylie. Their “real” topic is the growing trend of post-college adults moving back home for any variety of reasons. Grace shares her own experiences and opinions while Stacy listens with awe to her insights and shares her perspective from the parent side.

Episode 103: "One Year Later"

JDK reflects on the one year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine by examining how the war has directly impacted the realities inside three towns outside the combat zone. Within each are stories of heartbreak, difficulty, and hope, and - perhaps - some ideas of how to move forward together.

Eddie Rye, Joselynne Walden Forde and Harriett on the topic of black history.