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Christine Paschal has spent over thirty years immersed in the healing arts and the path of awakening, yet her connection to the unseen began much earlier. From a young age, she has perceived, felt, and interacted with subtle energies and intelligences beyond the visible world — an awareness that would later become the foundation of her life’s work.

Today, Christine is an intuitive energy practitioner and consciousness guide, helping people move beyond inherited patterns, conditioning, and energetic imprints. Guided by the energy and the unseen realms she initiates a cascade of healing and expansion similar to a multidimensional domino effect. Her work gently expands how people perceive themselves and reality, inviting a more fluid, responsive, and connected experience of the nature of life.

Christine is the founder of Quantum Spin Healing™, an ever-evolving multidimensional method that gradually emerged through direct transmissions of consciousness. This space of creation energy collaborates with the receiver, opening doorways into realms of past and future, parallel realities and beyond. It clears density and aligns the energy field towards luminosity while activating potentials within the etheric architecture.

On her podcast, T_h_e_ _E_n_e_r_g_y_ _R_x_™, Christine and her guests share their passion for all things related to mysticism, consciousness, and the unseen tapestry of reality, empowering listeners to understand that they are far more than what they have been led to believe.

James Patrick Rooney is the author of “For

the Love of Money: Four Dizzying Decades Riding the Merrill

Lynch Bull”, a sharp-eyed, often

irreverent memoir of a career spent inside the most

transformational era in American financial services history.

Drawing on 34 years at Merrill Lynch in the Palm Beach

market, where he retired in 2017 as First Vice President and

Senior Wealth Management Advisor, Rooney chronicles the

boom-and-bust cycles, the political ruling class and

corporate executive blunders, and the global fallout he

witnessed from the inside. Along the way, he found

personal and spiritual support helping him not only survive

but eventually thrive in a famously demanding industry.

A veteran wealth advisor turned author, Rooney brings four decades of insider perspective and pairs it

with the candor and humor of someone with nothing left to prove.

Silke Schwarzkopf is the creator and host of 2nd Act TV, a YouTube channel focused on recreating and living your life to the fullest after 50! A seasoned producer, Silke owned and operated an award-winning production company for nearly 20 years. Shortly after her 50th birthday, she took a huge leap of faith, left an unfulfilled 25-year marriage, and returned to her hometown in SoCal to pursue the development of original programming most pertinent to her evolving reality – starting over after 50 – and 2nd Act TV was born! As Executive Producer and Host, Silke is living her motto: "It’s never too late to be the person you always wanted to be."

Treva Brandon Scharf is an ICF-certified life/dating/relationship coach, former fitness pro, marriage first-timer at 51, and author of the book, “Done Being Single: A Late Bloomer’s Guide to Love.”

With 40+ years in the fitness business, and many more in the singles world, Treva helps people achieve their personal best in life and love.

Treva blogs about surviving singledom and finding love, and contributes dating advice to Newsweek, Huffington Post, Thrive Global, Bustle, and more.

Treva is an advocate for strong, independent women, modern men, and a voice for empowered single and champion of late bloomers everywhere.

When she’s not delivering tough love to readers, followers, and private clients, Treva volunteers as a Special Olympics coach. She is passionate about politics, policy, and people of all ages and abilities.

Dr. Claudia Kim's path to becoming one of our leading surgeons was anything but straightforward. Early in life, she faced adversity and underwent a life-altering car accident at the age of 16, resulting in facial trauma. However, this challenging experience became the catalyst for her journey into cosmetic surgery.

Specializing in facial transformations, both surgical and non-surgical, as well as body and breast procedures, Dr. Kim combines her artistic background with surgical precision. Her outcomes are characterized by natural elegance, reflecting her commitment to subtle yet noticeable results.

Dr. Kim's consultations are thorough and personalized, taking into account each patient's unique needs, aspirations, and ethnic background. "My goal is not to change who they are but to enhance the features they are born with," she states.

Her fellowship with Dr. Karlinsky was a defining period in her career, shaping not just her surgical techniques but also her philosophy and artistry in cosmetics. "We match," Dr. Kim remarks, highlighting their shared values and approach to patient care.

With her exceptional skills, cultural understanding, and dedication to patient satisfaction, Dr. Claudia Kim stands out as a gifted and compassionate cosmetic surgeon, continually striving to make her patients the best version of themselves.

Male patients are no longer a niche audience in cosmetic care. According to 2025 survey data, 95% of facial plastic surgeons treated male patients last year, up from 92% in 2024. They also noted that many men increasingly view aesthetic treatments as a form of personal and professional maintenance, helping them look healthier, more rested, and more confident.

Ahead of Father’s Day, cosmetic surgeons are seeing that shift show up in a new way: the rise of the “Daddy Makeover,” a combination of surgical and non-surgical treatments designed to help men look more defined, energized, and confident.

The trend intersects with several larger cultural conversations currently dominating social media and men’s wellness spaces, including “Brotox,” looksmaxxing culture, male body image, and even Couvade Syndrome, also known as sympathetic pregnancy, where some men experience weight gain and physical changes alongside their pregnant partner.

According to Dr. Claudia Kim, cosmetic surgeon and Chief Medical Officer at New Look New Life in New York City, many male patients are not necessarily trying to look dramatically younger. Instead, they are looking for subtle improvements that help them feel stronger, healthier, and more confident in both social and professional environments

Keith O’Brien has written five books, won the PEN America award for best biography, and has contributed to multiple publications over the years.

Keith's work has appeared in the New York Times Magazine, the Atlantic, Rolling Stone, the Wall Street Journal, and on National Public Radio. His radio stories have aired on All Things Considered, Morning Edition, and Weekend Edition, as well as Marketplace and This American Life.

A midwesterner by birth, O'Brien grew up in Cincinnati and graduated from Northwestern University. He now lives in New Hampshire with his wife, two children, two dogs, and two cats.

Thomas Edwards Jr. is a transformational coach, author, and speaker who helps high-achiever—especially parents and entrepreneurs—stop performing and start living authentically. Formerly known as The Professional Wingman, Thomas built a widely recognized brand featured in The New York Times, GQ, The Wall Street Journal, The Steve Harvey Show, and hundreds of major outlets. But behind the public success, he wrestled with addiction and impostor syndrome until he rebuilt his life through faith, family, and an unwavering commitment to purpose. Today, Thomas coaches high-performing individuals to integrate business success with personal fulfillment by making mentoring high school kids, or building his legacy with his wife of 12 years and 9-year-old daughter, Thomas's mission is simple: Create ICONIC leaders in business, family, and life.

Kenneth R. Lakritz, Ph.D., author of Remembering Self: Seasons of the Soul Rediscovered Through Mystical Experience and Depth Psychology is a licensed clinical psychologist with four decades of experience. Dr. Lakritz’s career has taken a winding path from clinical neuropsychology through his current dedication to long-term depth psychotherapy with an alchemical, Jungian orientation. He has devoted his clinical and academic life to adult developmental challenges, both with mid- and late-life populations, and has spent many years writing on the subjects of eldering, inter-generational dialogue, and late-life development.

A unique exploration of the human psyche and the journey toward psychospiritual unity, Remembering Self covers the mind-body-spirit realm as well as personal development, psychology, spirituality, midlife, eldering, and death, uniquely weaving together the mystery of mystical spirituality, the depth of Jungian Psychoanalysis, and the complexity of attachment theory.

Broken into sections that follow the “four seasons of life” through which the soul evolves, this book details the tasks, responsibilities, and development necessary to integrate and move through each stage. Each season represents both a universal, transcendent perspective and an immanent, personal reflection through the voice of Shemah, a character recounting his life as he nears death under the guidance of Cornelius, a wise figure representing the essence of Self. Although Shemah is a fictional character, his story is an amalgam of Lakritz’s clinical patients over decades of practice.

In whatever season of re-membering readers find themselves, this book will help light their way toward a fuller awareness and expression of the Self.