Cutting Edge Consciousness

There is a revolution in science. Dawson Church joins Barnet and Freeman to talk about how science is moving toward the mystical. We discuss epigenetics—a new way of looking at human biology. For more about Dawson’s work, please visit www.dawsonchurch.com.

As a culture, we have made our “mattering” (a sense that we matter as human beings) conditional. We have put requirements on something that is innate and not bound by conditions. Philip Shepherd joins CEC for the second time to talk about how we have disconnected from our innate mattering, which is expressed most clearly in how we live in our heads. Getting back into our bodies is required if we are going to reclaim our inherent connection to life.

 

For more information about Philip’s work, please visit www.philipshepherd.com.

Byron Katie joins Barnet and Freeman for a powerful conversation about our need to know we matter. Insecure thoughts tend to attach to outcomes we believe make us matter. The truth is our mattering is innate—no one or nothing can make us matter, and no one can take it away.

 

For more information about Byron Katie’s work, please visit www.thework.com.

Best-selling millennial author Jake Ducey joins Barnet and Freeman to explain why young people are rejecting the old world belief structure. Jake paints a clear picture of how uncertainty is empowering to his generation.

 

For more information about Jake’s work, please visit www.jakeducey.com.

Ocean Robbins joins Barnet and Freeman to discuss food consciousness. This is a really important conversation about what we are choosing to consume, both individually and collectively.

 

For more information about Ocean’s important work, please visit www.   oceanrobbins.com.

In this amazing episode of Cutting Edge Consciousness, author Neale Donald Walsch joins Barnet and Freeman for a powerful conversation about the state of our awareness. There is a fundamental story of separation that distorts our perception of reality. The popular story about God, also known as religion, tends to perpetuate a story of separation, where God is separate from us. This separation theology leads to a separation cosmology, which leads to separation psychology, which leads to separation sociology—all of this creates a separation pathology (pathological behaviors of self-destruction).

 

For more information about Neale’s latest book and all the things he is doing, please visit www.nealedonaldwalsch.com/.

Success is a habit. We all have the ability to direct our attention towards what it is we want to generate and create in our lives—most people simply don’t know that success is a by-product of deliberate intention and focused attention. When we are clear on our intention and we organize ritualized practices around this empowered intent, our experience begins to align with where we are placing our focus. Best-selling author Chris Attwood joins Barnet and Freeman for a fun and insightful conversation about his new book, Your Hidden Riches: Unleashing the Power of Ritual to Create a Life of Meaning and Purpose.

 

For more information about Chris’ empowering work, please visit thehiddenriches.com/.

Darryl Anka graces Cutting Edge Consciousness for the fourth time with his wisdom and wit, discussing balance. Life is for learning. It is important to maintain a reverence for the learning process. When a teacher is also learning along with the student, then the relationship between student and teacher is quite beautiful. But when the student abdicates too much authority, or the teacher assumes too much power, then the process becomes tainted. 

 

This conversation extends into other areas of life where we give up authority to conditioned ideals. We self-abandon to try and please others. Doing this erodes relationships and causes disharmony in our lives. For more information about Darryl’s work and the channeling of Bashar, please visit www.bashar.org.

Dianne Collins joins Barnet and Freeman to share her perspective about leadership. Dianne is the author of Do You Quantum Think? and the creator of the QuantumThink system of thinking. This is a very thought-provoking conversation.

 

For more information about Dianne’s work, please visit www.quantumthink.com.

Mark McKergow joins Freeman and Barnet to talk about “Host Leadership.” Host Leadership seems to really honor and support the dignity of people within an organization. When people feel honored, seen, and valued, they perform differently than when they are objectified under traditional “Top-Down” Management. In all areas of life, maintaining human dignity seems critical for people to thrive.

 

For more about Mark’s remarkable work, please visit http://hostleadership.com/.