On Death

Embodied. Empowered. Ecstatic; Just as I am. Ethan Sisser delivers a powerful and hopeful message from his hospital room, where he is dealing with the extreme pain of brain cancer and multiple head surgeries. Every day for E3 is a blessing of life, yet each moment is dancing with pain. And through it all he still finds a way to laugh, sing, and share his unique and humble perspective. Friends, we are honored and excited to share this episode. Tune in for an emotional ride through Ethan’s story, listen to his hopes and dreams, and join us in an interactive healing session of loving breaths. 

Find Ethan on https://www.ethansangels.org 

Live streaming from facebook https://www.facebook.com/ethansisser 

Hear more on the Ducan Trussell Family Hour http://www.duncantrussell.com/episodes/2020/12/11/ethan-sisser

The wound is the way! Adriana has been working with her grief and her wounds as a means to living full power 24 hour. Once Adriana starts she just oozes wisdom. This episode is not for the timid, as we get right into Adrianas work, which is the opposite of avoidance. And at the same time, Adriana has a beautiful way to catch us(you), like a lover about to fall over after a wild dance party, and be with us(you) just as you are; broken, beautiful, complete, and a work in progress. This episode is not to be missed!

You can find Adriana's work at: https://www.theloverecovery.com

And her wildly popular Instagram account @artofloving

Mysticism through the lens of a Catholic? Bob Dotto, an author, teacher, and high pony cowboy gets back to reclaiming his roots in his unique and practical look at spirit work in his book, Sitting with Spirits. We get to unravel how spirit could have both qualities and still be non dualistic. Come for a ride with us and see how spirit communicates with us through smells, birds, and dreams. Leave with some simple practices on how to honor your ancestors.

You can find more information about Bob's book, YouTube channel, and more at https://linktr.ee/Newoldtraditions

On this episode we have Dr Jordana Jacobs who describes her work around the inseparability of love and death and how the pandemic has changed her work forever.

You can learn more about Dr Jacobs and her work at https://jordanajacobsphd.com