Out of the Fog with Karen Hager

Exploring the Akashic Records can help you claim your wholeness and accelerate spiritual awakening. Melissa Feick will share how working through karmic patterns can help raise our vibration and expand consciousness.

Exploring the Akashic Records can help you claim your wholeness and accelerate spiritual awakening. Melissa Feick will share how working through karmic patterns can help raise our vibration and expand consciousness.

Melissa Feick is a writer and intuitive who leads metaphysical workshops and spiritual retreats, providing people with a path to their authentic self. She is the author of “A Radical Approach to the Akashic Records: Master Your Life, Raise Your Vibration” and creator of Activating Ascension classes and Akashic Records Certifications taught through her Spiritual Expansion Academy.

Melissa guides students to experience their multidimensional self through high frequency activations and deep metaphysical classes. She lives her life being guided and supports those experiencing their individual Great Awakening. Find out more about Melissa and her work at melissafeick.com.

Everyone seems to have advice for us about how to spend our “pandemic free time.” Exercise. Eat right. Read good books (not fun books, good books). Learn to play the (insert instrument here). Write your memoir. If your “free time” has you “shoulding” all over yourself, you’ll enjoy this fresh perspective on personal development from Kathy Henry.

Kathy Henry is a marketing consultant and copywriter, community volunteer and leader. This year, to her surprise, she found herself the mother of two adults (from a chronological perspective at least). In 2016 she co-founded Open Peaceful Heart with Karen Hager, a community dedicated to bringing more peace and love into our daily lives so it can ripple out into the world. Learn more at openpeacefulheart.com.

Everyone seems to have advice for us about how to spend our “pandemic free time.” Exercise. Eat right. Read good books (not fun books, good books). Learn to play the (insert instrument here). Write your memoir. If your “free time” has you “shoulding” all over yourself, you’ll enjoy this fresh perspective on personal development from Kathy Henry.

Everyone seems to have advice for us about how to spend our “pandemic free time.” Exercise. Eat right. Read good books (not fun books, good books). Learn to play the (insert instrument here). Write your memoir. If your “free time” has you “shoulding” all over yourself, you’ll enjoy this fresh perspective on personal development from Kathy Henry.

What does it mean to be kind in today’s world when we need it more and understand it less? Houston Kraft discusses the gap between believing and doing, being nice and being kind, and how to form meaningful habits that orient us toward compassion.

Houston Kraft is a speaker, author, and kindness advocate who has spoken at more than 600 schools and events internationally. In 2016, he co-founded CharacterStrong: curriculum and trainings that transform the way schools teach social-emotional learning, character education, and Kindness. To date, they have worked with more than 2500 schools globally serving more than 1 million students. In 2019, his face was featured on Lays BBQ chip bags as someone who helps "spread smiles.” His new book is “Deep Kindness.” Find out more about Houston and his work at deepkindness.com.

What does it mean to be kind in today’s world when we need it more and understand it less? Houston Kraft discusses the gap between believing and doing, being nice and being kind, and how to form meaningful habits that orient us toward compassion.

What does it mean to be kind in today’s world when we need it more and understand it less? Houston Kraft discusses the gap between believing and doing, being nice and being kind, and how to form meaningful habits that orient us toward compassion.

This interview zeroes in on the interface between our global climate crisis and the necessary shift in consciousness related to healing in community. Dr. Stephanie Mines will discuss a systemic shift intended to empower ordinary people to be in the center of their own sustainable healthcare. She is the founder of the Climate Change & Consciousness global movement.

Dr. Stephanie Mines is a neuropsychologist whose unique understanding comes from her academic research as well as her extensive work in the field. She has investigated trauma as a survivor, a professional, a healthcare provider, and as a trainer of staffs of institutions and agencies. She has developed the TARA Approach for the Resolution of Shock and Trauma which is taught internationally and is a clinically tested comprehensive treatment design.

Dr. Mines is the founder of Climate Change & Consciousness, a global movement cultivating grounded climate action and serving a vibrant assembly of visionary activists. She is the author of “We Are All in Shock: New Frontiers in Sensory Integration.” Find our more about Dr. Mines and her work at tara-approach.org.

This interview zeroes in on the interface between our global climate crisis and the necessary shift in consciousness related to healing in community. Dr. Stephanie Mines will discuss a systemic shift intended to empower ordinary people to be in the center of their own sustainable healthcare. She is the founder of the Climate Change & Consciousness global movement.