The Joyful Intuitive Podcast

Today on Boot Camp for the Soul Marie encouraged the listening audience and her callers to continue to access their own intuition.

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About Shirley Enebrad in her own words...Aloha,

I am the proud mother of Cory, the wonderful little boy for whom this book was written. He taught me how to live my life with joy, purpose and integrity. His short life and the lessons he shared were a gift to thousands of people worldwide thanks to his loving relationship with Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. He asked me to write this book to help Elisabeth teach people that death is not the end and that we should not be afraid. Cory loved the message in the song "The Rose." Especially the part about "those afraid of dying cannot learn to live..." His courage was astounding. His lessons were and are still profound. But, this book is not about dying...it is about living the life you have been gifted by God. I hope you enjoy the read.

I currently live in Washington with my husband Steven, two rambunctious dogs Maile and Koa and our sweet grey kitty boy T.C. (stands for The Cat).

We have two beautiful daughters Brie & Keili and my sweet grandson Cory Keawe and we have a hanai daughter named Malia whom we love very much.

By profession I am an award-winning television/video producer/writer. I am also a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist. I conduct grief workshops and do grief work with individuals. And, now I am an author!

As a volunteer I am the president of Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Western Washington. Formerly I was the Washington State Team Leader for CureSearch National Childhood Cancer Foundation, which focuses on securing research funding for the Children's Oncology Group. (links available on Favorite Links page).

I also volunteer with a community organization that promotes the area of Seattle where I reside. When asked, I also help my friends with their volunteer efforts...from drug affected newborns to promoting the arts to young people. My grandfather always said, "help if and when you can." This is something I have instilled in my children.

God's blessings and much aloha,

Shirley Enebrad

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On today's edition of Boot Camp for the Soul Marie talked about trusting your own intuition.

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Rulingplanets.com is Christopher Renstrom’s vision of an on-line, interactive Astrology Magazine. It is based on his book Ruling Planets which was first published by HarperCollins in 2002 and has sold over 50,000 copies to date.

Renstrom has been a practicing astrologer since 1985. He created the horoscope column for ALLURE magazine (Conde Nast publications), his “Renstrom’s Horoscopes” were carried on Verizon, Sprint, and AllTel, and he conceived and developed Ask the Astrologer for LifetimeTV.com.

Renstrom currently writes the daily horoscopes for the San Francisco Chronicle/SFGate.com and his Ask the Astrologer feature now appears in CATALYST magazine as well as on Rulingplanets.com.

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It's Boot Camp for the Soul Tuesday! Today Marie talked about the current challenge which has to do with karma.

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Emily Warn was born in San Francisco and moved at the age of seven from the then Bohemian neighborhood in Marin, California to the Orthodox Jewish community in Detroit. For Warn, poetry links music and meaning every bit as powerfully and oddly as religious traditions do, inventing complicated, invisible relations. She moved to the Pacific Northwest 1978 to work for North Cascades National Park, and a year later moved to Seattle where she has lived, more or less ever since. She most recently served as the Webby Award winning founding editor of poetryfoundation.org, and now divides her time between Seattle and Twisp, Washington.

Warn has published five collections of poetry, including three books: The Leaf Path (1982), The Novice Insomniac (1996) and Shadow Architect (2008), all from Copper Canyon Press, and two chapbooks The Book of Esther (1986) and Highway Suite (1987). Her essays and poems appear widely, including in Poetry, BookForum, Blackbird, Parabola, The Seattle Times, The Writers’ Almanac, The Bloomsbury Review, The Stranger, and Critical Mass the National Book Critics Circle blog.

She has taught creative writing or served as writer-in-residence at many schools and arts centers, including Lynchburg College in Virginia, The Bush School in Seattle, Sun Valley Center for the Arts, Centrum Foundation in Port Townsend, and Wurlitzer Foundation in Taos, New Mexico. She was educated at Kalamazoo College and the University of Washington, and was a Stegner Fellow at Stanford University. She is currently taking a year off from teaching and working to write.

Emily has also worked in the high-technology, first at Microsoft where she was a Group Programming Manager for Microsoft.com, and later as web consultant, working for amazon.com, The Methow Conservancy, and Farming and the Environment.

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Today was Marie's first day back on the show after her amazing trip to Italy! Listen in to hear about Marie's travels and her new karma challenge.

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As a family pactice doctor with over 26 years of clinical experience, GUEST HOST Dr. Sheila Dunn-Merritt has treated thousands of patients of all ages with a variety of health conditions. Combining over two decades of clinical practice as a naturopathic physician, a homeopath, and a functional medicine doctor she diagnoses and treats complex health issues. Dr. Dunn-Merritt's unique education of nursing and naturopathic medicine blend the basic sciences of MDs with knowledge of noninvasive, natural therapies. Dr. Dunn-Merritt offers her patients strong skills emphasizing correct diagnosis, supportive treatments, prevention and wellness. Dr. Dunn-Merritt uses natural, non-toxic therapies to support health and healing. Botanical medicines, bio-identical hormones, clinical nutrition, metabolic detoxification, diet and lifestyle counseling, homeopathy are some of the therapies that Dr. Dunn-Merritt uses to correct imbalances.

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Today GUEST HOST Ainslie MacLeod interviewed musician, India Arie. India Arie is known and cherished by fans and fellow musicians as a poet, a songwriter, a daughter, a producer, a musician, a sister, a singer, an advocate, a friend and a philanthropist but she is possibly best known for the love in her music that has inspired and motivated people worldwide. From the moment that her very first single Video, and her multi platinum debut album Acoustic Soul were released in 2001, India's music established an extraordinary bond of trust, affection and communication with her followers. Her sophomore release the platinum selling Voyage to India in 2002 was hailed worldwide by critics. The New York Times called it music that only further enhances her reputation as an artist of substance; centering on her acoustic guitar and confident but restrained vocals, it recalls such soul masters as Stevie Wonder and Roberta Flack. Although they’ve been understated, the politics of India Arie’s Grammy honored music have also been on open display ever since Oprah Winfrey pointedly thanked her for writing the sentiment I may not be built like a supermodel/But I’ve learned to love myself unconditionally a declaration of independence from a set agenda that, eight years later, remains as politically definitive as any protest song ever written. Winfrey also singled out the Testimony: Vol. 1 track There’s Hope as music that really stimulates and revives the soul, and India’s music was known to be heard on campaign buses and planes, rallies and fundraisers during the historic Presidential run of Barack Obama. I want people to hear my music for a long time, says India, for this generation to say decades from now: Everybody’s looking for ways to feel better the world is so unpredictable, people are looking inside themselves to ask what’s meaningful in life. My music has always addressed this, and now it’s so much in vibrational accordance with what people are thinking. India.Arie has stood often with her peers in the top echelon of entertainment as an activist for global health and human dignity. As a U.S. Ambassador for UNICEF, she traveled to Africa several times to address the AIDS crisis, and filmed the VH1 documentary Tracking the Monster: Ashley Judd & India.Arie Confront Aids in Africa.

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Today's GUEST HOST Ainslie MacLeod is an internationally acclaimed psychic, and author of The Transformation: Healing Your Past-Life Fears to Realize Your Soul’s Potential (Sounds True, 2010) and The Instruction: Living the Life Your Soul Intended (Sounds True, 2007).

For more than a decade he has used his psychic abilities to explore the influence of the soul on human beliefs and behavior. More recently, his investigations have led him to focus on uncovering past-life trauma to heal unexplained fears, phobias, and other blocks to happiness in the present.

Ainslie has been a featured guest on Oprah’s Soul Series, and is a faculty member at the Omega Institute and Kripalu. He was the recipient of a gold medal for his first book, The Instruction, from the Independent Publisher Association.

He currently lives in the Pacific Northwest where, from his office on a tranquil island, he offers psychic guidance to clients worldwide.

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