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The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.
In this inspiring episode of the Begin Within podcast, we sit down with Richard Lassiter, former president of Wayshowers College, to explore the deep and profound truths of spiritual growth. Richard shares his personal journey of transformation, beginning with a pivotal moment during the Vietnam War when he realized that who he was as a person and what he did were two entirely separate things. This realization set him on a lifelong quest to uncover the deeper truths of life, moving beyond the confines of hard work, suffering, and intellect.
Richard talks about how his meeting with Francisco Cole, founder of the Inner Peace Movement (now Wayshowers College), helped him understand the essence of spirituality. Through his experiences, Richard learned that spirituality transcends physical existence, ego, and societal constructs. He emphasizes the importance of discovering who we truly are at our core, regardless of religious backgrounds or worldviews that often divide us.
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Richard’s story is a powerful reminder that spirituality is not about any specific belief system but about connecting with our true essence and the guidance available to us all. Whether you’re new to spiritual growth or deep into your journey, this conversation offers valuable insights that can inspire you to explore your own spiritual path.
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Tune in to hear more about Richard’s incredible journey and the universal truths that can help each of us connect to our inner selves and live a life of deeper meaning and purpose.
In this insightful episode, we sit down with Erin Lingo, an embodiment leadership coach specializing in somatic work. We explore the essence of embodiment, what leadership truly means, and whether everyone has the capacity to lead. Our conversation dives deep into how embodiment practices can transform not only how we understand our emotions but also how we interact with the world around us.
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This episode is perfect for anyone interested in leadership, mindfulness, or personal growth. Whether you’re looking to deepen your understanding of how emotions live in the body, improve your leadership abilities, or simply connect more deeply with yourself, this conversation offers valuable insights. Erin’s wisdom on safety, dignity, and belonging will leave you inspired to explore your own embodiment journey and its potential to positively affect the world around you.
Learn more: www.innerworkcenter.org
Podcast Episode with Sarah Blunkosky: Join Yedda Stancil in a lively conversation with Sarah Blunkosky, a trained yoga therapy facilitator, as they explore the concept of "inner clutter" and how mindful movement can help clear both the body and the mind. Sarah shares her personal journey of finding freedom through movement, play, and creativity. Together, they dive into how physical movement can lead to mental clarity, emotional well-being, and a greater sense of joy and freedom.
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This episode is perfect for anyone looking to understand the deeper impact of movement on the mind and body and how play can lead to profound personal transformation.
In this deeply moving episode, Yedda and Martha Rouleau explore the neuroscience of grief and how it impacts the brain at both biological and emotional levels. Martha Rouleau is an educator, mindfulness coach, and expert in neuroscience, particularly how mindfulness impacts the brain. She holds certifications in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC), and is trained in contemplative neuroscience. Martha has worked extensively with educators, healthcare providers, and corporate professionals, helping them integrate mindfulness practices to improve well-being and resilience. Her background in education and neuroscience informs her understanding of how grief affects the brain and the body's nervous system, providing a compassionate and science-based approach to navigating loss. Martha, an expert in grief and neuroplasticity with a strong academic background, discusses why acknowledging grief is crucial for healing and how it manifests in various forms of loss, from losing a loved one to losing a job. The episode offers practical advice on how to move through the grieving process with mindfulness and compassion.
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Martha’s work in this field has been instrumental in helping people understand and embrace grief. Her contributions to the Innerwork Center’s programs offer participants powerful tools to process loss and heal from within. She offers a 6 week course on navigating loss with compassion. Visit www.innerworkcenter.org/workshops to learn more.
In this insightful episode, Yedda sits down with Cheryl Gross-Wright, the President of the Board for the Innerwork Center, to discuss her journey of leadership and inner work. Cheryl shares her experiences as a leader and how mindfulness and creating spaces for inner reflection have shaped her approach to guiding the organization. This conversation touches on the importance of safe spaces for personal growth and the power of mindfulness in leadership.
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This episode is an inspiring look at the intersection of leadership, mindfulness, and creating inclusive spaces for personal growth. Learn more www.innerworkcenter.org
In this inaugural episode of Begin Within, Yedda Stancil sits down with Vicki Saunders, a long-time supporter and facilitator at the Innerwork Center, to explore the rich history and bright future of the organization. Vicki shares the inspiring story of the center’s founder, Nancy Milner, and her vision that led to the creation of the Innerwork Center 30 years ago. Together, they reflect on the journey the center has been on—from its humble beginnings to its evolving role in serving diverse communities with transformational programs.
Vicki and Yedda delve into the importance of Innerwork—what it is, why it’s so vital in today’s world, and how the Innerwork Center continues to offer impactful programming and support for those seeking personal growth. Vicki also shares her expertise in Jungian psychology and how it plays a critical role in her teachings at the center.
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This conversation sets the stage for what’s to come as Begin Within seeks to reach more people worldwide, offering valuable insights into how to embark on their own Innerwork journey. Learn more about the center and explore its offerings at www.innerworkcenter.org.
Welcome to another episode of Begin Within, where we dive deep into the inner workings of the mind and spirit. In today’s episode, we have a fascinating conversation with Dr. Richard Bargdill, a psychologist and dream researcher, as we explore the powerful and mysterious world of dreams. Dr. Bargdill shares his insights on how dreams can be a gateway to understanding our subconscious, unlocking creativity, and even guiding us through personal growth and transformation.
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About Our Guest: Dr. Richard Bargdill is a psychologist and professor specializing in existential psychology and dream research. With decades of experience, Dr. Bargdill has helped countless individuals explore the deeper meaning of their dreams and connect to their subconscious minds.
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Join the Conversation: Have a dream you want to share or interpret? Connect with us on social media or leave a comment to join the discussion on how dreams have impacted your inner work journey.
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The podcast currently has 7 episodes available.