LOA Today - Your Daily Dose Of Happy

Walt and Louise took a much-needed long weekend vacation to Cape Cod, and Walt starts the show talking about how great it was to release all of that stress that has built up over the months.

LOA1045 The Resilience of Kids

It's story time! Neville tells us two stories of people who manifested a home and an apartment building, and both stories work out precisely as the deliberate creators intended them to.

Walt reports on the death of his mother over the weekend, launching a discussion about how people deal with the death of a loved one.

Two topics in one today. During the first half-hour, we discuss the tricky landscape of dealing with negative spirals of husbands, wives, boyfriends, and girlfriends. During the second half-hour we discuss people who unintentionally "catfish," people who assume a persona that is not their own in order to get a new relationship or to acquire something in life.

Before diving into Neville, Cindie and Walt talk about the success of the first episode of The Grass Is Greener, and Walt shares an LOA story about his visit to the eye doctor on Saturday.

The current appearance of Mercury in retrograde is once again leading many people to claim various ways that it causes issues for humans. Bill raises the question of whether we should re-evaluate our past decisions adn relationships in such circumstances. Many therapists and life coaches recommend revisiting the past.

Joel couldn't join us today due to a client issue, but he'll be back next week. In the meantime, Alyx and Walt, in honor of tomorrow's world premiere of The Grass Is Greener, share some of their favorite movies and television shows with LOA related themes!

Cindie returns from vacation, and we rev up to speed in a big way by taking on Neville's magnum opus.

Bill recounts the story of how he reconnected with an old high school friend, only to discover not only did they have more connections when they were at school than he originally realized, but also their life paths had followed similar trajectories over the years.