Belief Busters

And you're not alone! This episode of Belief Busters asks the question of how do we heal childhood trauma. We give you permission to feel those  feelings, challenge the thoughts of others telling you who you were, and to now be willing to change their beliefs to live a life well lived.   

Our guest is Fatima Oliver, she truly believes there is significant  power in the sharing of testimonies. We are all seeking to fill the  holes in our dissoluteness, with light and love. At the age of two she was recovering from burns on 25% of her body. By the age of ten she was emphatically convinced pain and family was synonymous. As an adult Fatima experienced the death of a child, abandonment issues, and physical abuse from a spouse that sent her spiraling.    

This entire journey birthed an inspirational memoir titled, "The  Prescription is in the Dirt". Now available in paperback and eBook version on Amazon.com. Throughout her journey she has learned key truth's:  

You can reach Fatima @ www.fatimac.com

On this episode of Belief Busters we discuss Intermittent Silence as a technique not only for meditation but to support brain health. 

Our guest is Dr. Krishna Bhatta – He has merged medical science with meditative science in his technique which he calls Intermittent Silence. Intermittent Silence: close mouth, close eyes, silent listening, watching thoughts go by. He poses the question: Is it a belief or simply science hasn’t come to know it yet? His app: relaxx.org

So many religions teach that there is life after death, and our rewards will be found in this afterlife. On Belief Busters we ponder the question with our favorite medium, Jock Brocas. Jock Brocas is spiritual coach, parapsychologist, paranormal researcher, medium, an author who has written 5 books, including Dearly Departed, and entrepreneur. 

This link is his gift to our Belief Busters Posse! A wonderful meditation to help you get you in touch with a loved one who has passed on: https://app.mysoundwise.com/signup/soundcast_user/1590110537247s

On this episode we look at creative ways to look at emotional intelligence and self-awareness. What if we can have fun experiences while creating new beliefs? We will talk with Christina Eanes who is an escape room aficionado who has a blast challenging her beliefs and  gaining new insights.    

Christina Eanes is a former FBI violent crime analyst and senior manager, now author, speaker, podcast and YouTube channel host, and  self-improvement guru. Christina specializes in superachieving and is on a mission to help others achieve more in life, mainly by getting out of  their own way, and currently does this through her books, podcast series, professional development courses, and keynote speeches.  Christina’s newest book, Life is an Escape Room: Applying Lessons Learned from Successful Escapeletes to Achieving More in Life, demonstrates how the skills you gain playing escape rooms with intention will make you more successful in all aspects of your life.  https://www.facebook.com/ChristinaMEanes

On this episode of Belief Busters we will ask you to question your beliefs about wealth. Our guest is Gabe  Peterson-Grew up in a family like many of us, that believed for our  survival and well being we have to work a 9-5 job. He had to reprogram  understanding about wealth to a mindset of expansion, create your own  wealth and on your own terms. Gabe reminds us that when we change a  belief, we have to give our emotions time to catch up to the new belief.  He suggests giving ourselves permission to feel the fear and have  patience on the journey.https://www.therealestateinvestingclub.com/

Good old days is a cliché in popular culture. It is used to reference a time considered to mean a time in the past when you believe life was better than the now moment. It is a form of nostalgia which can reflect homesickness or yearning for long-gone moments. What do our spiritual teachers say about holding onto the past? What does yearning for the past mean to our peace of mind? How do we shift our focus from the "Good Old Days" to the "Wonder-filled New Ways?"

On our show we discern the difference between religious dogma/rules and  spirituality. Jock will define different types of spiritual gifts such  as claircognizance, clairvoyance, clairaudience, etc. This is a call to  honor your divine knowing, however, it manifests. The reality is all  gifts come from Source. Jock Brocas is spiritual coach,  parapsychologist, paranormal researcher, medium, an author who has  written 5 books, and entrepreneur.

"Talk to me I asked God, and he spoke."I am here, can't you hear me, I am  in the trees that you hear blowing in the breeze, I am the whistle in  the wind. I am within the water that you sit by, the crying of a child,  the voice of your friend, the whisp of the butterflies, the sight of the  rainbow. Open your eyes that you may see, your ears that you may hear  and your heart that you may know. I am here!" (Jock Brocas) Copyright

If your life isn’t as prosperous as you think it could be, perhaps you are still holding onto “not enoughness.” Whether it’s not enough in the world or the underlying belief you are not enough, it holds you back from living a fulfilling life. Our guest Dr. Dennis Merritt Jones takes us on the journey of deconstructing this phenomenon. Dennis is also facilitating a 5-week course on the Art of Abundance starting January 11th. Make this your New Year’s Resolution for 2021. https://dennismerrittjones.com/events

Dr. Dennis Merritt Jones: Throughout his lifetime, Dennis Merritt Jones has been on a quest to inspire and lift people to a higher expression of life. His personal vision is to guide people to their purpose, knowing that when one fully awakens to who they are and why they are on the planet, they begin to naturally share their gift with humankind and, in the process, create an enriching life for themselves and the world around them. Dennis has written several books, and you may be familiar with The art of Uncertainty, The Art of Being, or his most recent book, The Art of Abundance. He is also a columnist for the Huffington Post and Science of Mind magazine.

Have you been having thoughts that 2020 was the worst year ever? This exciting episode asks us to look at any false beliefs we may have about 2020. We will also discuss some of the wonderful ways that humanity has innovated to ensure human connection, working in new ways, and falling in love with our local community. This is a call to honor our humanity while awakening to our real life purpose.

Bindi Heit is a leader in the field of digital communications, providing innovative solutions to complex business problems in small business environments. An award-winning collaborator who has made a mark and set the foundations of digital success for many iconic brands. She is the CEO & Founder of Ethical Change Agency, leveraging decades of experience to empower ethical business leaders, change makers and holistic healers to harness their power for collective change.

Have you compromised your well-being by settling for some societal norm, that is not for your highest good? Our environments are often a reflection of us. Where we live has a huge impact on our physical and spiritual well-being. On this episode we challenge the false belief we may hold about the living space we “should” live in. 

Stuart is a property investor, husband, and father of four at Lord Panda Property currently living in Surrey, United Kingdom. Stuart is also the host of the Executive Juice podcast, a podcast where we squeeze the most useful insights, learnings and mistakes from business leaders and entrepreneurs from all over the world. In summary the vision is to create and introduce inspiring living spaces for both young professionals and students. You can contact Stuart: [email protected]