Out of the Fog with Karen Hager

As energetic beings, we are continually bombarded by unseen energies. Electromagnetic waves, air and sound pollution, the mental and emotional energies of other people, and more. Pamela Aloia knows we can do something about this energetic bombardment, and she’ll share tools and wisdom to help up stay centered and protected.

As energetic beings, we are continually bombarded by unseen energies. Electromagnetic waves, air and sound pollution, the mental and emotional energies of other people, and more. Pamela Aloia knows we can do something about this energetic bombardment, and she’ll share tools and wisdom to help up stay centered and protected.

Pamela Aloia is an energy healer and author. She has spent the last twenty years focusing on individual and collective energy healing. In 2003, Pamela started Sol Angel, an energy center, and continues to provide insight and instruction for people to expand their consciousness, encourage and support self-discovery, and create enhanced life experiences.

Pamela has written numerous health and wellness articles, as well as the books 52 Pick Me Up, Rescuer Mindset, and Nurturing Healthy Change. Her new book is The Daily Cloak: A Spiritual Guide to Energetic Clearing and Protecting. She is attuned in a variety of energetic healing techniques, has experience in hospice and bereavement, is a certified Grief Coach, a life-long martial arts practitioner, and a 25-year veteran in the corporate world. With this diverse background, Pamela guides people to understand themselves so balanced decisions can be made and living in alignment internally and externally is possible and achievable. Find out more about Pamela and her work at pamelaaloia.com.

More than a decade ago, Cara Jones left Rev Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church and began to break free from the religious movement of her childhood. Her new film, “Blessed Child,” challenges assumptions about cults and family. She’ll talk about her journey, and how she supports others in untethering their voices through the power of telling their personal stories.

More than a decade ago, Cara Jones left Rev Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church and began to break free from the religious movement of her childhood. Her new film, “Blessed Child,” challenges assumptions about cults and family. She’ll talk about her journey, and how she supports others in untethering their voices through the power of telling their personal stories.

More than a decade ago, Cara Jones left Rev Sun Myung Moon’s Unification Church and began to break free from the religious movement of her childhood. Her new film, “Blessed Child,” challenges assumptions about cults and family. She’ll talk about her journey, and how she supports others in untethering their voices through the power of telling their personal stories.

Cara Jones is a story coach, writer and founder of film production company Storytellers for Good. Her feature-length film, “Blessed Child,” is a personal account of leaving her family’s faith in the Unification Church. The seven-year journey of making the film inspires her current work helping entrepreneurs untether their voices. Cara is also a former Emmy-Award winning broadcast journalist, Moth Story Slam winner and her writing has been featured in the Washington Post, HuffPost and the Boston Globe. Find out more about Cara and her work at cara-jones.com.

As we self-isolate due to the pandemic, it’s not unusual to feel restless, anxious and even powerless. This brings on a range of mental and emotional health challenges, beyond the physical health concerns we face. Blake Bauer believes now is the right time to take stock of your life direction and evaluate if you’re focusing on the right habits, vocation, and relationships. He feels exploring a new plan for the future can alleviate excessive worrying in the present.

As we self-isolate due to the pandemic, it’s not unusual to feel restless, anxious and even powerless. This brings on a range of mental and emotional health challenges, beyond the physical health concerns we face. Blake Bauer believes now is the right time to take stock of your life direction and evaluate if you’re focusing on the right habits, vocation, and relationships. He feels exploring a new plan for the future can alleviate excessive worrying in the present.

As we self-isolate due to the pandemic, it’s not unusual to feel restless, anxious and even powerless. This brings on a range of mental and emotional health challenges, beyond the physical health concerns we face. Blake Bauer believes now is the right time to take stock of your life direction and evaluate if you’re focusing on the right habits, vocation, and relationships. He feels exploring a new plan for the future can alleviate excessive worrying in the present.

Blake D. Bauer is the author of the international bestselling book You Were Not Born To Suffer. Each year he helps thousands of people who cannot find effective support from conventional psychology, medicine, or religion. Blake is a world-renowned teacher and speaker with an extensive background in psychology, alternative medicine, nutrition, traditional healing, and mindfulness meditation. Based on both his personal experience overcoming deep suffering, addiction, and adversity, as well as his professional success with more than 100,000 people worldwide, Blake’s pioneering work integrates what he’s found to be the most effective approaches to optimal mental, emotional, and physical health. Find out more about Blake’s work at unconditional-selflove.com.

Karen takes the mic for her first solo show! Step into her office and have a seat. You’ll hear about her intuitive development (including the time she told her guides to shut up and go away), learn about setting stronger energetic boundaries during these crazy times, and who knows what else?

Karen takes the mic for her first solo show! Step into her office and have a seat. You’ll hear about her intuitive development (including the time she told her guides to shut up and go away), learn about setting stronger energetic boundaries during these crazy times, and who knows what else?