Shauna, Deborah, and Melissa discuss Buddhist practice with Jeff Everett. https://www.ozarksdharma.org/p/about-us.html

In this interview we explore the personal and professional experiences of spirituality and the church with Pastor Ken Chumbley. He shares his insights on topics such as personal spiritual development and violence and the church.

Julie Austin was a non-denominational minister and social justice advocate for many years. In this interview we explore her unique spiritual journey and understanding of who God is.

This episode focused on spirituality and healing from the perspective of our friend, Micki Pulleyking. https://www.missouristate.edu/relst/mpulleyking.aspx   Topics Differences between religion and spirituality. https://blog.mindvalley.com/religion-and-spirituality/?utm_source=google_blog Religion as Plurality (many Christianities; many Islams) Functional definitions of religion: Marx, deRomero, MLK, Buber; all point to a function that religion performs in society Religion is a

In this episode we introduction our brand new series about spirituality. This series includes interviews with multiple faith leaders and spiritual practitioners of all types including pastors, priests, shamans, spiritual channelers and more. We learned so much and and so excited to share this with you. In the introduction we discuss our

We have learned so much and talked to so many amazing and talented healers. Our understanding of how the mind and body and soul work together to heal is broader than ever before. In this episode each of us reflect on what we have learned and what we will take with us

Jennifer is a native Springfieldian and holds degrees in Geography and French from MSU. After college she did a three month stint with Outward Bound Wilderness School in North Carolina and Costa Rica. After this profound experience she headed to Yellowstone and Grand Canyon National Parks. The next seven years were filled

Erin Owens http://www.moveyourbrain.com Erin Owens is an Anat Baniel Method NeuroMovement practitioner living in Springfield, Missouri. NeuroMovement is a holistic approach to human functioning and action, based in the understanding that movement is the language of the brain. Movement provides information the brain needs to grow and reorganize itself. In response, the

Tracy Maxfield, MFA, SRA, NKT, NMT, LEAD IT bio: https://www.inbalancenmt.net/biography Tracy Maxfield is a Neuro Kinetic Therapist working in Springfield, MO. He treats patients with pain using different forms of hands on work and movement to help heal the body. What is NeuroMovement? Mosha Feldenkrais  – Awareness Through Movement: Health Exercises for