The Jeffrey Eisen Podcast

Psychic and Medical Intuitive Julie Ryan can sense what medical conditions and illnesses a person has and facilitate energetic healings. She can communicate with spirits both alive and dead. Julie can scan animals, access people’s past lives, and remove ghosts from homes and other buildings, and she can tell how close to death someone is.

This week’s conversation centers around change. At this time of year when resolutions to “start anew”are plentiful, Jeffrey reminds us that resolutions rarely work because the mind’s anticipation of the change rarely equates to the change which ultimately occurs. Better perhaps to form intentions whereby we are open to everything and attached to nothing, giving ourselves permission to accept that we don’t know how the future will play out, only that we will get through whatever comes our way.

This week, Jeffrey and Mark discuss the proactive vs. inspirational modalities of spiritual learning and the idea that we are all both students as well as each other’s teachers at different points along the evolutionary continuum. Wisdom is knowledge applied, and our life experiences offer us an opportunity to learn and grow if we are willing to release resistance to the discomfort attendant with those experiences and instead view them as important lessons to aid our learning and growth.

As we enter that festive season of lights, decorations, gift giving, and celebrations, it’s easy to fall back into old habits and customs surrounding the holidays which have served us in the past. This year, the pandemic is forcing us to release our attachments to those nostalgic longings, break from our routines, and consciously reevaluate what it is we are truly seeking from the season. This is our opportunity to keep that which raises our vibration and to release that which brings us down

Walking through forests, clambering over mountains, swimming in oceans. Visiting far-away lands is something Michela cherishes most in life, next to her amazing and talented husband, Kevin, and their incredibly beautiful 12-year-old son, Rowan. She loves writing about their travels, her inner journey and the occasional piece of fiction including poems, short stories and a novel she’s in no hurry to finish and publish.

As we traverse that point in the northern hemisphere where our days are getting shorter and our clocks are running backwards, we tend to become more acutely aware of our relationship with time. In this episode, Jeffrey and Mark discuss the way we perceive time and how most of us measure our waking hours by our productivity. They go on to suggest that to experience multidimensionality, we must let go of the mind’s limited accounting of time and instead surrender to our moments of timelessness.

This week’s conversation takes a turn toward the controversial as Jeffrey and Mark delve into the spiritual implications of the recent US election and whether who wins really matters as much as how we as individuals respond. Just as conflict is often the genesis of peace, so could the widespread divisiveness which characterized the election become the motivating factor behind our unification, not as members of particular political parties, but as brothers and sisters of the human race.

Embracing the spirit of this season of the harvest & All Saints Day/All Souls Day, Jeffrey and Mark discuss their understanding of the unseen world. They offer insights into the modalities we might employ in order to regularly & effectively establish communication with the myriad spiritual entities who surround us each day in their unceasing efforts to offer us assistance, guidance, and support as we progress down our individual paths of growth, evolution, and spiritual enlightenment.

In this episode, Jeffrey and Mark poke holes in the widely held belief in absolute reality. Rooted in the fact that no two people will experience the same event in an identical way, it seems evident reality is instead a more subjective, relative, individualized concept influenced by past personal experience and filtered through the perception of the participant in the event or situation, and how our need to defend this personal version of reality points to the underlying cause of human conflict.

This week, Jeffrey and Mark engage in a lively conversation on what it means to assume the role of the observer. Connected to the Shaltazar message Minding the Mind, the duo agrees that mastering the duality is possible by stepping aside and allowing Spirit to watch the actor bearing your name go about his business. In so doing, we align our human and spiritual consciousness, thereby gaining needed perspective to respond to life more consciously from the ten-thousand-foot view of Source.