
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Have you ever wondered about who or what God is? This talk invites you to look at your indoctrinated beliefs and expectations of God. Imagine being part of a jury that has to find God guilty or innocent of charges brought against it. Should God be held responsible for all the death and destruction that happens around us? You decide!! This concludes our series on God, Spirituality, and Intuition.
Use this cool technique to bring out your own answers from within you! On Belief Busters we are having a conversation with ST Rappaport about how to access your emotions and inner wisdom. ST will describe using a question and answer creative dialogue for you to connect with your own truth. Did you know expressing with your non-dominant hand helps you get quicker to your unconscious desires?
ST Rappaport is Relationship Photographer, Creative Journal Expressive Arts Coach, founder of Genius Relationships and host of the LifePix Relationships Podcast. ST Rappaport utilizes her experience and expertise working with individuals, couples and experts in the field, on her mission to help as many people as possible overcome challenges and live the best life possible.
On Belief Busters Podcast we discuss what spiritual awakening means. We are living in a time when we are seeing the hidden aspects of humanity coming to the surface. Each of us must decide whether to stay asleep and add to the hatred. OR choose to awaken to life, light, and connection to Source.
Our guest to have this deep dive with is Victoria Shaw, earned her PhD in Cognitive Psychology at Princeton University, and completed her postdoctoral training in Educational and Developmental Psychology at Columbia University Teachers College. She also received her Masters of Counseling from Fairfield University. Victoria is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified School Counselor in the State of Connecticut. She is also the author of four books and the mother of two spirited (now adult) children. Victoria says when she made the commitment to her own spiritual growth and development everything changed. People, books, teachings and opportunities appeared at just the right moments. The path unfolded in front of her, and with each step forward she gained a greater sense of wisdom and clarity. The more her intuitive gifts developed, the surer she became that it was her destiny to use what she learned to share and be of service to others.
What is intuition? Why do we need intuition? How does it serve us? Our discussion today answers these questions. We will also talk about how intuition gets blocked, tips to reconnect with it, which allows you to access your highest self.
Yashica Lind: is about restoring a connection to self, intellect, intuition, and to alignment with source. Her mission is to support people in finding their purpose and listening to one’s intuition. Yashica has a blog, podcast, she coaches, and has written several books. You can find her at https://www.yashicasintuition.com Also check out the FREE Class Yashica is offering!!
Religion is mansplaining. We both discovered this truth even though our paths to spiritual awareness were vastly different but very similar. So we decided that on today’s episode to talk about our beliefs around God, indoctrination of religion versus Divinity, and what it takes to awaken to the awareness that we are all divine humans.
Emily Adams Emily is a business coach, speaker and writer passionate about inspiring others to step into their own power as they level up their life and business. Born and raised in the Amish culture she always wondered if there was more to life and could one find true happiness? Knowing she was made for more she made the decision at 17 to leave the culture and everything she had known her whole life.
After leaving the culture she got her GED with hopes to go to college but then became pregnant at the age of 18 and married at 19. A year and half into the abusive marriage she knew she had to get out but felt stuck since she just found out she was pregnant with her second son. Fast forward two years she left the marriage and became a single mom.
New to being a single mom and still having the feeling that she was made for more she made the decision to change her life and she joined a gym and enrolled in college. Four years later she graduated from Purdue with a Bachelor's degree as a single mom working full time. She also lost over 65lbs. and found a passion for powerlifitng.
Landing the corporate job she always dreamed of having, she soon realized that she was called to make a even a bigger impact in the world. She made the decision to leave the corporate world. After years of chasing happiness wondering what her calling was she found one of her purposes in life was to inspire other through teaching, coaching, speaking and writing as she inspires others to change their perception and step into their own power and live a purpose filled life. You can reach Emily at her website: https://www.emilyadams.net/ or listen to her on her podcast: The Emily Adams Show
On belief busters podcast we have created this new series to discuss beliefs about God, Religion, Spirituality, Divinity, and Intuition. This space is for you to hear what folks think God is, how their perceptions have changed, what works for them, or no longer serves them. This conversation is sacred, affirming there are multiple paths to have a connection to source. The beliefs of the individual does not reflect my personal beliefs. I invite you to Join in the conversation.
Christine Garner: Has overcome a lot in her life. She once was a part of a Doomsday cult, and was taught that she would die at a young age. Christine’s success is a powerful story of overcoming limiting beliefs. She owns commercial security business. Teton Smart Security. But she really feels called to Guide people to live a life of fulfillment. So of course also has a coaching company, Envision Your Purpose. I’ve invited Christine to speak about her own evolution of her understanding of God. You can reach her on Facebook, Instagram, or http://www.minh-minh.com/?fbclid=IwAR2uE9-zg4QApn0XMKkrTNbElz0lpeQEP_-_bSKerBmy3iw1gKpndDsTsPY
*Belief Busters cannot be held liable for utilizing the services of any guests.
Our final episode of deconstructing masculine beliefs and giving you permission to create new fulfilling beliefs for your life to thrive. In this episode we are joined by Michael Benjamin to discuss evolution of consciousness from the male perspective. Would you like to move from the belief that real men just suck it up? Well you can allow yourself to be whole and answer the call your soul yearns for.
Michael Benjamin is a hospice chaplain and care coordinator. He can be contacted at growingedgelive.com
As we continue this series in discussing the masks and roles men have accepted as the norm, we talk about the beliefs around men and aging. We interview Rev. Jim Mullis on his beliefs of being a vibrant man regardless of how old he is. He dives into life! His take away is don't stop, keep moving. Keep moving mentally, Keep moving physically, Keep moving emotionally, Keep moving spiritually. Lean on the spark of divinity within you and find others who do the same!
Rev. Jim Mullis and his wife Rev Donna Summers live on Plash Island, a small island near Gulf Shores AL. From this idyllic setting he has served as a chaplain at Baptist Hospital in Pensacola, been a guest speaker at churches in Alabama, Missouri, Georgia, Kansas and Florida. His mission is to serve a ministry that provides Truth teachings to interested Truth students and is socially active in service to the homeless, including homeless US Military veterans. He states that this requires him to learn, affirm, live and teach Truth Lessons and live a life centered in prayer and meditation. He and his beloved Rev. Donna are active wedding officiates in the Alabama coastal and western Florida areas. He and Rev Donna co-created and co-led a workshop on Conscious Creative Dating for those over 50.
Jim is also the founder and Managing Director of Mullis Consulting Services. He provides consulting expertise in the design and implementation of executive compensation, sales and incentive plans, base compensation coupled with performance management, and benefit programs. He has assisted in the implementation and communication of these plans. Jim has more than 30 years of experience in compensation and benefit management, including work with large employers in domestic and international compensation.
In 2016, Jim and Rev Donna started Unity Church Gulf Shores. They are an open and affirming church in a previously fundamental and politically conservative community. In addition, they are active in the LGBTQ+ ally community and also the Black Lives Matter support movement, such as it is in our area. They support the local community through the Christian Service Center and Family Promise. He is a 2013 graduate of Unity Institute and Seminary at Unity Village MO and was ordained at that time. He and Rev Donna share five children, five grand children and two grand-dogs and two grand-cats. He is an effective speaker, counselor and chaplain. You can reach Rev. Jim at [email protected]
The finale of our panel discussion questions the the beliefs of what constitutes a real man. In this episode we discuss the earliest model for manhood, our dads. We identify some of the stereotypical beliefs about the role of the male energy and they share their personal journey on deciding to change those beliefs that no longer work for them. We also take a ground-breaking look at the non-binary issues around masculinity.
Dai Manuel is an award-winning digital thought leader and author, Distinguished Toastmaster & keynote speaker, former partner and Chief Operating Officer of a multi-million dollar retail company and a sought after lifestyle mentor and executive performance coach. Dai is a super dad, dating his wife, with a lead by example way of living and a contagious personality, who is on a mission to positively impact one million role models around the globe to lead a FUN-ctionally fit life through education, encouragement, and community. His website: www.DaiManuel.com Dai's ultimate resource (no sign up required) www.daimanuel.com/gift
Jay Pryor is a speaker, executive coach and facilitator of corporate trainings and workshops around the globe. They are the author of the acclaimed book Lean Inside: 7 Steps to Personal Power: A Practical Guide to Transformation for Women and co-hosted the podcast Doing the Work with Jay and Becca, devoted to awakening people to their own power to transform their lives. Jay is an LGBTQ advocate & educator for inclusivity and gender consciousness and the creator of The Gender Reveal Party, a one-human performance show about their experience growing up a transgender non-binary person in the heart of the Midwest. Jay lives with their wife, Jessica, and two children in Lawrence, Kansas. Jay's website is: www.jaypryorconsulting.com Jay's Free Offering: Text the word, freeaudiobook to 314-665-1767 to download a free copy of my book, Lean Inside: Seven Steps to Personal Power.
Graham Taylor-Jones is currently living full-time in an RV whilst working remotely. He loves supporting his wife's ministry and outreach (that’s me!). He is an engineer who is also creative and works at integrating both sides of the brain (the logical side and the artistic). He plays several musical instruments and is a song-writer. He mentors friends and colleagues in technical skills as well as how to navigate emotional situations with tact and diplomacy. Graham is committed to exploring spiritual growth, modeling authentic behaviors and showing others that it is okay to be vulnerable as well as confident in ones abilities.
Our panel discussion questions the the beliefs of what constitutes a real man. In this episode we discuss the earliest model for manhood, our dads. We identify some of the stereotypical beliefs about the role of the male energy and they share their personal journey on deciding to change those beliefs that no longer work for them. We also take a ground-breaking look at the non-binary issues around masculinity.
Dai Manuel is an award-winning digital thought leader and author, Distinguished Toastmaster & keynote speaker, former partner and Chief Operating Officer of a multi-million dollar retail company and a sought after lifestyle mentor and executive performance coach. Dai is a super dad, dating his wife, with a lead by example way of living and a contagious personality, who is on a mission to positively impact one million role models around the globe to lead a FUN-ctionally fit life through education, encouragement, and community. His website: www.DaiManuel.com Dai's ultimate resource (no sign up required) www.daimanuel.com/gift
Jay Pryor is a speaker, executive coach and facilitator of corporate trainings and workshops around the globe. They are the author of the acclaimed book Lean Inside: 7 Steps to Personal Power: A Practical Guide to Transformation for Women and co-hosted the podcast Doing the Work with Jay and Becca, devoted to awakening people to their own power to transform their lives. Jay is an LGBTQ advocate & educator for inclusivity and gender consciousness and the creator of The Gender Reveal Party, a one-human performance show about their experience growing up a transgender non-binary person in the heart of the Midwest. Jay lives with their wife, Jessica, and two children in Lawrence, Kansas. Jay's website is: www.jaypryorconsulting.com Jay's Free Offering: Text the word, freeaudiobook to 314-665-1767 to download a free copy of my book, Lean Inside: Seven Steps to Personal Power.
Graham Taylor-Jones is currently living full-time in an RV whilst working remotely. He loves supporting his wife's ministry and outreach (that’s me!). He is an engineer who is also creative and works at integrating both sides of the brain (the logical side and the artistic). He plays several musical instruments and is a song-writer. He mentors friends and colleagues in technical skills as well as how to navigate emotional situations with tact and diplomacy. Graham is committed to exploring spiritual growth, modeling authentic behaviors and showing others that it is okay to be vulnerable as well as confident in ones abilities.
From the publisher's feed