Jena Griffiths interviewed Byron Katie for Earth School.

we discussed the inquiry method known as "The work".

4 questions that end all suffering.

“How can I be happy every day in a world that is so negative and challenging?”

Jena Griffiths interviewed Mahima Klinge, author of bestseller, "A rebel's guide to inner peace."

Jena Griffiths interviewed Nicholas Janni on his work. Nicholas is at the leading edge of bringing higher levels of consciousness into the business world.

What are the new cutting-edge competencies of leadership, and how can we tune into to the highest future possibilities of a bigger ‘we’.

This is a call worth listening to even if you aren't in leadership.

We discussed self-empowerment and the Seven Principles of Huna.

What has this to do with stopping self-criticism, becoming one's own authority, and learning to be happy with our own uniqueness?

Dr Gill gave useful advice to help healers from all traditions avoid the natural danger of healer burnout. (Also called Compassion Fatigue)

We discussed high risk personality traits for burnout such as

feelings of uniqueness

an unyielding sense of conviction

and visions of grandiosity

Dr Gill said that healing is more about being and less about doing.

We discussed the appropriateness of letting go versus holding clients.

Sometimes by scheduling the next appointment the client feels held. It's a simple way of creating a "space" for healing to take place.

Why do it and do you have a choice anyway?

Jena Griffiths interviews Richard Moss on the inner critic. We discussed the difference between feelings and emotions and how to use the Mandela of Being to come back to the present.

Jena Griffiths spoke to Judith Kravitz about how to heal yourself by learning to breathe fully and deeply.

Jena Griffiths interviewed Richard on Relationships as the soul's mirror

"turning the problem into the solution" Jena Griffiths of Earth School spoke to Swiss farmer Thomas Rippel about an innovative way to prevent acid rain, reduce global warming and enrich farm soils by getting cows to preserve their own manure.