Here is a story of a man spending 25 years in prison for a crime the evidence overwhelmingly prove he did not commit, along with an interview with her mom. Please sign this potion to bring this man home to his family :

https://izzyafriyie.com/petition-to-free-innocent-man-jace-washington/

This Innocent Man Is Spending 25 Years In Prison For A Crime He Did Not Commit - Jace Washington.

Please sign this petition to help free Jace Washington.

https://izzyafriyie.com/petition-to-free-innocent-man-jace-washington/

Jace Washington was convicted by a non- unanimous jury for manslaughter in 2009. He was sentenced to 25 years. But Jace has consistently insisted on his innocence since the moment of his arrest. And a thorough examination of the evidence that was available at his trial, as well as the evidence that emerged after his trial, attests to his innocence. And it appears Jace's conviction was secured by prosecutorial misconducts and tactics that if well executed, can turn any ordinary person into a convicted felon.

The evidence overwhelmingly shows that Jace was not involved in the crime. Please sign this petition to help free Jace Washington. If nothing is done for him, he will spend another 10 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.

Episode 84 - Be Still, Surrender, And Let It Be by YogaGirl_Izzy

Rob Bell wants to inspire you to live the life you were meant to live with his book, How To Be Here. This is an audio reading on the chapters on suffering, Breath and Alert and Awaken

Episode 57 - Why You Are Not Your Thoughts by YogaGirl_Izzy

Part 2 - Why You May Be Addicted to Your Pain and How to Overcome it by YogaGirl_Izzy

Part 2 - Why You May Be Addicted to Your Pain and How to Overcome it by YogaGirl_Izzy

Just like we can form an addiction to things outside of ourselves, we can also form an addiction to our pain. We can form an addiction to our sorrow, fears, and worry.

Sometimes you may meet people, and every time that there is some type of negativity going on, they are always there. There are some people that are caught in the cycle of one negative relationship after another. Most of these people know that the negativity and the toxic relationships that they find themselves in may be bad for them, but biologically, their bodies may be addicted to the pain that these relationships bring them.

This episode explores how we can be addicted to our pain, and the steps that you can take to overcome them if you realize that you may be addicted to your pain.

Just like we can form an addiction to things outside of ourselves, we can also form an addiction to our pain. We can form an addiction to our sorrow, fears, and worry.

Sometimes you may meet people, and every time that there is some type of negativity going on, they are always there. There are some people that are caught in the cycle of one negative relationship after another. Most of these people know that the negativity and the toxic relationships that they find themselves in may be bad for them, but biologically, their bodies may be addicted to the pain that these relationships bring them.

This episode explores how we can be addicted to our pain, and the steps that you can take to overcome them if you realize that you may be addicted to your pain.

“People suffer when they chase a dream or a life that does not belong to them” – Caroline Myss

“Look well into thyself; there is a source of strength which will always spring up if thou wilt always look. “― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, a stoic philosopher.

Most of us have a perception of how our life is supposed to look like. We have an idea of how things ae supposed to be like in our life. However, the problem with that is that most of our perception of how our life is supposed to be is borrowed from others. We think if others are happy living that life, then we will be happy if we live our lives like them too.

We fail to recognize that we are a unique individual with a unique path that has been set out for us. We fail to recognize that our path to happiness will be different from other peoples path.

I believe our intuitive mind serves as a guide to lead us to us to our path. The problem is that, a lot of us fail to listen to our intuitive mind. Mostly our of fear, we ignore the subtle feeling that seeks to point us towards the right direction.

This episode explores how we can identify our intuitive mind, and encourages us on how we can listen to the intuitive mind.

It also explore how we can use mediation as a tool to clear our mind of negative thoughts so that our intuitive mind will be at the forefront of our thinking.

The episodes of this podcast are influenced by stoic philosophy, mindfulness and spirituality. This podcast is to encourage us all to live a much more fulfilling and rewarding life by adopting the virtues that are thought in stoic philosophy.