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Alex shares how to transform your shadow and karma through Evolutionary Astrology and understanding what your soul is here to learn and transform. She coaches others on how to come more into alignment/soul embodiment based on her own experienced of self healing, using the astrology chart as the foundation to guide the sessions. She shines a light on how to embody the highest expression of self through shadow integration and through aligning with what we LOVE to do uniquely. www.coyotestarastrology.com/
The post Ep. 15: Alex from Coyote Star Astrology first appeared on AM 950.
Join Elizabeth & Guest Cohost Nancy Clairmont Carr as they explore soveregnty and ways one can consiocusly choose a more abundant, joyfilled, optimal life path by using their intuition, consciously choosing sovereignty, and shifting out of fear paradigms. Explore how trauma masks talent, and why sometimes we need to step off the well worn path to find our authenticity and freedom. Nancy Clairmont Carr is the founder and president of The Joy-Effect. As a transformation expert who coaches leaders to grow their business, life, and impact through higher consciousness and other conscious leadership principles, Nancy thrives on supporting clients tapping into their internal guidance system to create their optimal future path. NancyClairmontCarr.com Curious to listen to more about Nancy Clairmont Carr on Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth tune into Episode #11
The post Ep. 13: Our Greatest Adventure is to Go Within first appeared on AM 950.
Kelly Wagner, Publisher of The Edge, and Elizabeth Sullivan from Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth interview Ismael Perez about his book, Our Cosmic Origins, and together we share tips for how to understand and deal with the ascension process and energies we are living with at this time.
More about Ismael and his book “Our Cosmic Origin”, at https://www.ourcosmicorigin.com. Learn about his courses at https://www.thecosmicarts.com. Follow his Instagram @projectrestorationzion1 https://www.instagram.com/projectrest...
And on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/@projectrestoration_zion3101/featured
The post Ep. 12: Ismael Perez, Kelly Wagner and Elizabeth Sullivan Tips for the Ascension Process Round Table Discussion first appeared on AM 950.
Founder and president of The Joy-Effect, Nancy Clairmont Carr, is a transformation expert who coaches leaders to grow their business, life, and impact through higher consciousness and other conscious leadership principles. She shares three key principals on conscious leadership: the power of surrender, the need to go within, and connecting to the divine energy for optimal flow. These three principals can benefit anyone on their pathway to sovereignty. NancyClairmontCarr.com
The post Ep. 11: Win-Win Paradigm with Nancy Clairmont Carr first appeared on AM 950.
Join today’s exploration and learn 3 unlikely things that make Brian shine and the wide array of things that bring Kelly deep joy and freedom on this week’s episode. Hear what inspired Kelly and Brian to say yes to creating a show that explores curiousity through a wide range of topics and people to bring joy to many! Learn more at Knowshiftown.com and edgemagazine.net
The post Ep. 10: What makes you Shine with Kelly Wagner and Brian Mariani first appeared on AM 950.
JD Slajchert is the author of Moonflower and Darling You’re Not Alone shares why it’s important to protect your ambition, travel needed for inspiration, and how criticism can set you free. jdwritesbooks.com darlingyourenotalone.com summerhousepublishing.co
The post Ep. 9: JD Slajchert on The Importance of Protecting Your Inspired Ambition first appeared on AM 950.
Trigger warning for this show– sensitive topics like suicide will be discussed on this episode. Kim Witczak is a deeply compassionate human who works as a Drug Safety Advocate, Consumer Representative on the FDA Advisory Committees Reviewing New Drugs Coming to the Market, after becoming the accidental advocate and co-founder of Woody Matters non profit on top of a long portfolio career in advertising, marketing and communication. Kim joins this episode of Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth to further unpack her journey toward sovereignty where she finds herself in conversation with Washington University medical school and other medical schools and doctors to unpack the spider web they find themselves within when prescribing drugs to consumers aka patients. This web includes the pharmaceutical companies, the advertising world, PR, Ghost Writing, Key Opinion Leaders, Astro Turfing, and so much more. NEED LINK TO SLIDES In her first show with us Kim delves into her journey of grief, curiosity and intuition when she and her brother in law ask the question of why her husband, Woody, took his own life five weeks after starting a sample pack of Zoloft to address his sleeping difficulties. Her courage brings her through the process of a lawsuit with Pfizer that releases documents that Woody’s death is not an isolated event nor were his symptoms and led to her advocacy with the FDA and other regulatory agencies, the creation of the black box warning on antidepressants which is only the tip of the iceberg–all to make change so Woody and others deaths are not in vain while raising the collective consciousness that a pill is not always the answer and why the fine print matters. Kim’s expertise in the advertising world makes her an astute advocate for how pharmaceuticals, western medicine, and advertisement work to create a dangerous cocktail of medicine. Kim and Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth are pro transparency, pro information and pro risk benefit analysis. Twitter: @woodymatters Website: www.kimwitczak.com Substack: acceptablecollateraldamage.substack.com Listen to the first show at: www.am950radio.com/exploring-sover…witczak-part-1/
The post Ep. 8: Exploring Sovereignty – Part 2 of Journey to being an Accidental Advocate with Kim Witczak first appeared on AM 950.
*Trigger warning for this show– sensitive topics like suicide will be discussed. Kim Witczak the accidental advocate and co-founder of Woody Matters non profit joins this episode of Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth to unpack her journey toward sovereignty when she asks the question of why her husband, Woody, took his own life five weeks after starting a sample pack of Zoloft to address his sleeping difficulties. Her courage through her grief brings her through the process of a lawsuit with Pfizer that releases documents that Woody’s death is not an isolated event nor were his symptoms and led to her advocacy with the FDA and other regulatory agencies, the creation of the black box warning on antidepressants which is only the tip of the iceberg–all to make change so Woody and others deaths are not in vain while raising the collective consciousness that a pill is not always the answer and why the fine print matters. Kim’s expertise in the advertising world makes her an astute advocate for how pharmaceuticals, western medicine, and advertisement work to create a dangerous cocktail of medicine. Kim and Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth are pro transparency, pro information and pro risk benefit analysis. Twitter: @woodymatters Website: www.kimwitczak.com Substack: https://acceptablecollateraldamage.substack.com
The post Ep. 7: Exploring Sovereignty – Part 1 of Journey to being an Accidental Advocate with Kim Witczak first appeared on AM 950.
In this Episode of Exploring Sovereignty with Elizabeth, Guest Cohost Sharon Crowley from Om Center of Healing speak with Lucia Sinatra, Co-Founder of No College Mandates , a retired attorney, and long-time special education advocate, who in March of 2021 began to ask questions of the authorities enforcing Covid 19 Mandates to explore what was behind the mandates when the data she was diving into did not match what was being asked of many, especially our young people and kids. She talks about her brave decision to not remain anonymous in the face of incredible opposition. Lucia’s journey through medical freedom to protect bodily autonomy leads her into conversations with people of all backgrounds, beliefs, perspectives, to work together to make change, regain freedoms and create sovereignty. She is clear to explain she is anti mandate and why, but not anti vaccines. She is pro-choice and pro-information so people can make an informed consent decision for themselves after doing a risk benefit analysis based on full transparent information. Lucia explains that the echo of safe and effective for many was actually quite dangerous and destructive. She leaves the listener with many inventions and pathways they can consider joining if inspired to create change no matter their age–after all, having choice matters, especially during this season of sending our young adults off to college and our children back into a new school year.
(Please note that the contents of this program and its opinions are those of the creators and may not reflect the views of AM950 or its management)
The post Ep. 6: Why Mandates Matter with Lucia Sinatra cofounder of No College Mandates first appeared on AM 950.
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