The Dr Julie Show: All Things Connected

Buckminster Fuller’s once asked: "How do we make the world work, for 100% of humanity in the shortest possible time, through spontaneous cooperation, without ecological offense or disadvantage of anyone?" Makasha Roske is a wayshower, cosmic steward, planetary healer, wise elder, and an all-in advocate of the beautiful, healthy world we depend on. His list of accomplishments and life’s service are so inspiring and contribute toward a pathway and solution to Buckminster’s question. So, how do we make the world work for everyone and nurture a co-creative culture? You will want to listen in to this episode!

We are in the midst of whole-systems change and transformation on the planet. This includes major breakdowns in systems and structures, a global pandemic that has dramatically changed life as we knew it, political unrest, deep cultural wounds surfacing to heal, and of course loss –and death – of all kinds. Many of us are feeling a mix of emotions, including anxiety, despair, sadness, and anger. We might not recognize all this as grief — but we are grieving. Expert witness of grief, Claire Willis, joins us to talk about our individual and collective grief.

David Kundtz believes the primary challenge to successful human life is too much: too much to do; too much to cope with; too much distraction; too much noise; too much demanding our attention; even, for many of us, too many opportunities and too many choices. His solution? The art of stopping— how to be still when you have to keep going.

It’s been one year since the novel Coronavirus that we call COVID19 emerged on the global stage. At that time, I invited my friend, Jeff Vander Clute to come on The Dr. Julie Show and share his insights. Jeff connected with the novel life form and asked it to tell him about itself. What came through was a list of its top gifts, followed by a powerful message for humanity. There’s a poignant gift and vital message for all with ears to hear. One year later, I bring Jeff back to revisit the lessons and wisdom of COVID19 and the year of 2020.

The realization of our oneness with all that is requires that we fully love our lives, which includes loving the entirety of existence. Only then can we perceive the total indivisibility of life, for we are holding nothing outside of our love, including money. Jeff Vander Clute explains that when we see through the eyes of oneness, we recognize that each of us is all of life experiencing itself from a different angle, so to speak. All is connected, all is one, and everyone and everything is included. Loving our lives is a direct path for realizing our divinity, and in loving our lives fully we gain the ability to create a loving world for all.

The Texas power outage has taught us many things. Most importantly, it exposed the state’s fragile power grid. As extreme weather events continue, we have an opportunity to tune into a greater power—a higher power—and navigate these liminal times with far less fear, anxiety, and unnecessary hardship. Our guest today says, “Nature is going to teach us how to evolve and adapt.” The answers lie in accessing, or “sourcing,” the wisdom of Life itself.

If you’re reading to this, chances are, you are likely going through some major change. In fact, you may even feel as if you’re in an endless cycle of complete transformation. Change is a continual process of life and it's healthy. Yet, we are going through what experts call the Great Turning—a shift from the Industrial Growth Society to a life-sustaining, regenerative civilization. As we Re-Create the future, now, we must learn how to tune into the Impulse of Creation and let Love lead the way. Listen in with Sherryl Lin and Dr. Julie as they muse into this process of radical transformation.

The world as we knew it was created within a worldview of separation. And who we are, or who we were, has been influenced by the beliefs, values, and cultural perspectives from that frame of reference. How do we let go of beliefs that no longer serve us—that represent a limited perspective of who we really are? How do we release the burden of erroneous thinking, emotional baggage, and definitions of ourselves that keeps us stuck in an old way of being? Sherryl Lin says it begins with being okay with everything.

The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has created conflicting opinions, scientific debate, and political polarization, along with extensive grief, anxiety and widespread fear. Nature’s design may suggest a radically different way of looking at the virus and how to manage the impact and disruption. What can Nature and Evolution Biology teach us about the other global crises we are facing? Tune in as Dr. Julie asks Dr. Elisabet Sahtouris.

When we unite across nations and cultures to prioritize the restoration of the planetary Waters and Water-cycle, we will activate an exponential healing process that will swiftly and dramatically benefit all of humanity and all of Life. This conversation with Water Facilitator, Angelique Rodriguez, is the first in a series highlighting 2021 as World Water Year and the beautiful work of many Water Guardians around the world who have dedicated their lives to the protection and reverence of Water on behalf of all of Life.