Out of the Fog with Karen Hager

Astrology is more than just "cosmic hot air and planets far from reach." Chani Nicholas's work focuses on making astrology practical and relevant in these difficult times. No spiritual bypass here. We'll talk about what it means to be an outsider in spiritual work, and how astrology can be a tool for social justice.

Chani Nicholas has been a student of astrology for more than 30 years and a counseling astrologer for 20. Her ideas and philosophies are constantly shaped by LGBTQI2S, POC, and feminist writers, artists, thinkers, activists, and community members, as well as by her many brilliant colleagues and folks she works with both in individual readings and group settings. Chani aims to make astrology practical, approachable, and useful. Find out more about Chani and her work at chaninicholas.com.

Stop planning, stop comparing, stop thinking...and just breathe deeply for a moment. Jason Gregory shares information about how we can overcome mental overload by periodically fasting the mind, just as we might fast to detoxify the body.

Stop planning, stop comparing, stop thinking...and just breathe deeply for a moment. Jason Gregory shares information about how we can overcome mental overload by periodically fasting the mind, just as we might fast to detoxify the body.

Jason Gregory is an author, philosopher, and teacher specializing in Eastern and Western philosophy, comparative religion, psychology, cognitive science, metaphysics, and ancient cultures. He is the author of Effortless Living, Fasting the Mind, Enlightenment Now, and The Science and Practice of Humility. Jason travels worldwide lecturing about the East, its science of mind, and the methods and practices that define the East, and how its philosophy is a cure not only for the individual's mind but also for the cultural, social, and religious problems in the world. Find out more about Jason and his work at jasongregory.org.

Relationships are sometimes difficult. But when your partner, ex, or parent has certain traits, cycles, and patterns, they can be nearly impossible. In fact, they can be emotionally abusive. Dr. Rhoberta Shaler offers insights, strategies, and support to stop the crazy-making and save your sanity.

Relationships are sometimes difficult. But when your partner, ex, or parent has certain traits, cycles, and patterns, they can be nearly impossible. In fact, they can be emotionally abusive. Dr. Rhoberta Shaler offers insights, strategies, and support to stop the crazy-making and save your sanity.

As a relationship consultant, mediator, speaker and author, Dr. Rhoberta Shaler, The Relationship Help Doctor, provides urgent and ongoing care for relationships in crisis, at home and at work. Her mission is to help people stop tolerating abuse.

 

Dr. Shaler focuses on helping the partners, exes, and adult children of the relentlessly difficult people she calls "Hijackals®." She offers strategies for dealing with the constant uncertainty and jaw-dropping behaviors of toxic people. Author of sixteen books including Escaping the Hijackal Trap and Stop! That's Crazy-Making! How to Stop Playing the Passive-Aggressive Game. Find out more about Dr. Shaler and her work at forrelationshiphelp.com.

What is the science of spirituality, and how can we can use it to live a happier, more meaningful life? Dr. Anna Yusim will dive into spiritual topics like synchronicity, consciousness, interconnectedness and immortality and discuss how they can be integrated with a modern medical model.

What is the science of spirituality, and how can we can use it to live a happier, more meaningful life? Dr. Anna Yusim will dive into spiritual topics like synchronicity, consciousness, interconnectedness and immortality and discuss how they can be integrated with a modern medical model.

Anna Yusim, M.D., is an award-winning, internationally recognized psychiatrist, keynote speaker, and best-selling author of Fulfilled: How the Science of Spirituality Can Help You Live a Happier, More Meaningful Life. She has a psychiatry practice in Manhattan where she has helped over a thousand patients. She studied biology, philosophy and neuroscience at Stanford University, where she worked with Dr. Robert Sapolsky, Ph.D. She then attended Yale Medical School and the NYU Psychiatry Residency Program. Along her journey, Dr. Yusim traveled, lived, and worked in over 50 countries, while studying Kabbalah, learning Buddhist meditation, and working with South American shamans and Indian gurus. She lives in Manhattan with her husband.

Jennie Lee changes how we look at love; from something to be acquired and preserved, to something to be realized and breathed. She believes in living love as an embodied meditation practice, and that this call to love in action is possible no matter what life presents. By making life a meditation of breathing love, not only will you find yourself, but you will find all the love you ever desired.

Jennie Lee changes how we look at love; from something to be acquired and preserved, to something to be realized and breathed. She believes in living love as an embodied meditation practice, and that this call to love in action is possible no matter what life presents. By making life a meditation of breathing love, not only will you find yourself, but you will find all the love you ever desired.

Jennie Lee is the author of Breathing Love: Meditation in Action and True Yoga: Practicing with the Yoga Sutras for Happiness & Spiritual Fulfillment. She is a certified Yoga Therapist and has been a spiritual lifestyle expert for more than 20 years, helping her clients conquer anxiety, depression, grief and stress, to develop lives of peace and balance. Jennie’s writing has been featured in numerous wellness magazines and blogs and she leads workshops and retreats worldwide. She is available for personal coaching via Skype internationally or in person on the island of Oahu where she makes her home. Find out more about Jennie and her work at jennieleeyogatherapy.com.

Author and coach Noelle Van Vlierbergen knows from personal experience that there are many roads to recovery, but it’s what you do when you get there that makes all the difference. She shares practical tools for embracing deep change and connecting to the present with honesty, heart, and moxie.