Big Universe

Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson joins Jim to talk about how we can revisit New Thought and the idea of a 'mental equivalent' with new eyes and not be stuck in past perspectives. Science, psychology and society change, but we can keep the meaning alive with a modern approach to profound wisdom. Raymont's book is "E.K.G. [Embodied Knowingness of God] A New Approach to Understanding and Applying the Mental Equivalents.

It's all of the intangible things first that then birth the tangible things. To create a 'world that works for all,' we have to apply what we know and stop waiting for 'the arc of the moral universe' to bend. We have to bend it.

Learn more about Raymont's great 'Quest for the Silver Surfer' statue! It's not about the THING itself... but what it represents to you.Are comic books spiritual texts? What does the energy behind Star Trek and Star Wars give to you, personally? Join us!

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Wouldn't it have been great if you'd gotten profound insights into living life when you were younger? That kind of wisdom could have opened you up to even more possibilities earlier in life, but it's not too late!
In Neale Donald Walsch's latest book, "Letters to a Young Seeker: Departing Thoughts from an Elder" (with poetry by Em Claire), he shares 21 brief letters, distilling some of the key points from the Conversations With God dialogues and books.
Neale takes us deep into his own challenging journey to the unexpected material. In the span of a short time, he experienced getting a divorce, losing his job, breaking his neck in a car crash, and even becoming homeless for a year. At bottom, he reached out angrily to God, and, to his surprise, got a Divine response.
We all already commune with the Universe, we just have to listen.
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Darwin was wrong! That's what scientist Bruce Lipton shares with us on this episode. 
In his new book, 'Beyond Darwin', he tells us that genes don't control our destiny, our beliefs and environment do. Mutations aren't accidents, they're conscious adaptations.
Instead of 'survival of the fittest', it's about challenging each other to grow.
According to Bruce, Darwin's approach has shaped our world into seeming to be about winning or losing, but we're not actually separate from the 'web of life' - we are biological creators. He gives Jim tips on how we can change our lives and help the world.
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When everything crashed, Becca Pearce had to redefine herself. Publicly separated from her job and then diagnosed with a brain tumor, she discovered that the definition of success that had been passed to her was not her truth anymore.
Talking with Jim about her book, You Don't Have to Achieve to Be Loved, Becca guides us in understanding 4 phases we go through to emerge to a new understanding of who we are and who we want to be.
You haven't wasted your time, but it's also okay to shift to who you are now!
Don't regret your past and don't regret your future. Be intentional in your journey!
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What does it mean to become 'awakened?' Do you even want to be?
Steve Taylor is from Leeds Beckett University and is the best-selling author of the book, 'The Adventure: A Practical Guide For Spiritual Awakening." He writes for Scientific America and Psychology Today.
Eckhart Tolle has described his work as ‘an important contribution to the shift in consciousness which is happening on our planet at present.’
Steve tells Jim that you can cultivate your conscious transition with these steps.
Then, he jumps into 'Time Expansion Experiences' and even a bit about the spiritual evolution of the Beatles.
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Creativity Guide Jacob Nordby, author of The Creative Cure, talks with Jim about finding joy in our creative selves. Creativity is an essential spark that flows through every part of us. It's not limited to 'traditional arts,' it blooms in so many ways in all aspects of our lives. Showing up is medicine for our heart and magic for the world.  It helps us cope with and transcend the challenges of our times. Explore with us!

Suzanne Giesemann was a Navy Commander and aide to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Now, she's on an unexpected journey as a spiritual teacher, author, and medium, recognized on the Watkins’  list of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People. 

She joins Jim to talk about communicating with loved ones across the veil in a merging of energies. Every person is a direct expression of consciousness. 

Don't stay in your mind in a constricted view of life, the universe will respond when you start engaging with it. Here's how! Suzanne's latest book and the name of her podcast is "Always Connected."

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Rev. Rafe Ellis joins Jim to about using our beliefs to create a 'mental equivalent' that empowers life. Are you fighting and pushing against things? Or, are you creating what you WANT in your life? Where are you putting your energy? The Great Mystery can't be defined but is lived through experience. We can apply this concept to us individually and to the world at large. In fact, we already do! It's a very valuable conversation.

Center for Spiritual Living- Common Ground

Many of us have hit a time of career crisis in our journeys. You're not alone, and Mandy Tang, career coach, author and Tick Tock influencer, joins Jim to talk about having a 'sacred breaking down' and using that to make space for the new. She utilizes her shamanic training to get us to a place where we can then create a new story for ourselves. You're in an actual 'relationship' with your work. Living someone else's dream instead of your own? Burned out? Listen in!

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In the United States, we're dealing with a tidal wave shift in our experience of democracy. So, what do we do about that? Is there a way to deal with it all in an active and still spiritual way? Jeremy David Engels talks with Jim about his book, On Mindful Democracy. Can we reimagine democracy in a way that brings us together rather than tears us apart? How do we react when we face hatred? Democracy is something that we can experience and create everyday with everyone. Maybe even in moments of conflict like this one, the conditions for transformation are also present.

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