Cash reveals three important things he learned on his vacation. The third one frightens a devout Catholic. Two weeks on a cruise teaches Cash some vital lessons about life, including one that changes his entire perception on what it takes to be successful. More than that, he explores what the difference is between living apart from God and being apart of God.

In this episode Cash looks at the dangers of being acquisitive, telling ourselves we own the world around us, when really everything is on loan. Surprisingly, comedian Benny Hill is used as an example.In today's world, we associate being rich with having stuff when really our soul yearns to lighten its load. The answer is to simplify, shed the burden, travel through life unencumbered by unnecessary clutter. And hey, in the end, it's all unnecessary clutter, right? There's also a surprise announcement, and an offer to authors. If you'd like your spiritual or motivational book reviewed on the podcast, Cash tells you how to do it.

An unmissable episode about the dangers of trying too hard in any aspect of life and how we can conquer a fear of not being good enough.The discussion begins with a superb book about artistic freedom - Elizabeth Gilbert's latest bestseller Big Magic. There's also talk of being fully alive and what it takes to achieve that state. Cash chats about how it's good to work hard, but trying TOO hard will only result in mediocrity, and he features a clip of Ann Bradney, who runs a revolutionary therapy class called Radical Aliveness, which he attended in order to tackle the fears that were keeping him from living to his full potential. Elizabeth Gilbert's book is HERE. Cash's book about the steps to Wholeness is HERE. And this is the website for Ann's Radical Aliveness courses.

Cash discusses his personal experience with the horror that is Candida, and what he's come to believe is the real cause. Although we're always told to consult healthcare experts when trying to treat our diseases - and we should, obviously

- what happens when our healthcare experts are a little hazy on why

we're sick in the first place? That's the question Cash Peters, as a

layman and journalist, tackled in his highly successful A Little Book About Believing. After

all, doctors are there to treat symptoms, they don't heal disease; only

the body can do that. Medical professionals are therefore facilitators,

not miracle workers. So...what if there's a deeper, unacknowledged

cause to disease than merely the symptoms?Cash's A Little Book About Believing can be found HERE, and his book on Candida, Taming the Beast Within, can be found HERE. Nothing

in this episode is to be construed as medical advice. For goodness' sake! To repeat: all

health issues must be dealt with by healthcare professionals, not by a

travel journalist.

An eye-opening and powerful reminder of the value of participating fully in the world. Sometimes losing someone close can push us into making more of our own life while we're still here. There's a discussion about mediums and chiropractors, energy healing and random acts of kindness, as well as a song lyric from Garth Brooks that reminds us to face the pain we experience as a lesson worth learning, rather than trying to avoid it or anesthetizing ourselves against it. It's difficult to come away from this episode and not feel the urge to live life to its fullest, starting right now.

Some powerful insights this week. Indian mystic Mother Meera comes to Los Angeles. Cash joins her in a 'darshan' - a 'seeing' - and lets her touch his head. Strange things ensue. A rare opportunity to explore the supernatural abilities of Mother Meera. Cash has his karma cleared, talks about a profound and excellent book by former pastor Jason Stellman called Destiny of the Species, and discusses in passing the power of other mystics/healers, such as John of God, Braco, and Amma. Jason's book can be found HERE.Cash's book about John of God, A Little Book About Believing, can be found HERE. Find out more about Mother Meera by going to her website, which is HERE.

In this episode we explore the rules of giving and receiving, and how the intention behind our generosity determines what we get back, and how much. There's talk of prosperity consciousness, how tithing works, the ways Christians sometimes forget to be 'christlike' and undo their own good in the process, plus we hear about the legendary prosperity speaker Edwene Gaines and Paula Langguth Ryan, author of a book on tithing. A short prosperity lecture by Edwene Gaines can be seen HERE.Paula Langguth Ryan's book, Giving Thanks: The Art of Tithing, is HERE. Cash's books are also available on Amazon - see his website - and don't forget the sister podcast, The Life Quiz, in which accomplished people answer three rounds of questions about life, living, and lessons learned. Both podcasts are available for download on iTunes.

Following the death of the legendary self-improvement guru, Cash explores one aspect of his legacy - turning away from fear and into love. What a shocking week of loss it's been - first Oliver Sacks dies, and Wes Craven, now Wayne Dyer. Dyer and Cash are linked by their ties to the spiritual healer John of God. In this episode, there's talk of healing, living in tune with the vibration of love and good health, Abraham Hicks, and the Kentucky County Clerk who won't grant marriage licenses to gay people. Also, look who showed up: the friend whom Cash unfriended on Facebook is now a friend once again and wants to be let back into the fold. Cash also discusses the popular podcast Drunk Ex-Pastors, but highlights one aspect of the show that drives him nuts. Cash's A Little Book About Believing is HERE And his book Why Your Life Matters is HERE.    Don't forget our sister podcast, The Life Quiz. Accomplished people answer three rounds of questions about life, living, and lessons learned.

An episode packed with emotional highs and lows, during which Cash reveals three techniques guaranteed to increase your popularity greatly. Cash's energy healing produces results when he tries to make amends with his estranged father. There's a mention of Kabbalah, as well as Esther Hicks and one of her great chunks of wisdom, plus a great uplifting quote from author Alan Cohen. Also, Cash reveals how he was a British postman during WWII in a previous life, and talks about various inspiring people, including Mother Meera and Dame Barbara Cartland. Alan Cohen's book is I Had It All The TimeHis own book that Cash mentioned is: Why Your Life MattersLinda Penny's website is www.lindapenny.com.And don't forget to check out Cash's sister podcast,The Life Quiz, in which accomplished guests attempt to explain life, living, and lessons learned.

This week we go beyond authenticity to discuss the empowerment that comes from daring to be the real you, no matter what. There's plenty to go at: one of Cash's friends attends an Esther Hicks event; Wayne Dyer talking about how powerful our words can be and how they shape every aspect of our life; Josh Duggar's hypocrisy in signing up for adultery service Ashley Madison; the empowering and subversive works of Osho; and why Vincent Van Gogh tried to kill himself. Osho's book is Living On Your Own Terms. It's HERE.And Cash's book about healing from disease is A Little Book About Believing. Note: for guaranteed quality and prompt delivery, always buy the publisher's version from Penner Press.