The Lost Traveler Podcast: Navigating the World to Find YourSelf

Andrea Lukac deeply wants people to own their life, learn to set healthy boundaries based on their needs and wants, and offers tools to overcome several troubles on the way to letting go of the past to start living in peace, acceptance, and love. She has learned how subconscious patterns run human lives and how they can be changed for the better so that they are more serving to live. She would love to see everyone in their true potential, happy and satisfied.

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During the 17 years that Kathleen Donnely Israel took care of her disabled husband, she studied online with many enlightened thought leaders and healers. She developed some of her own Spiritual philosophies and shared them with those she met on the Camino Francés from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port, France, to Santiago, Spain. She had great adventures and shared it all in her book, Wisdom on the Camino. At 72 years, last year she walked the Camino Portugés from Lisbon to Santiago and on to Fisterra. 

Website: WisdomOntheCamino.com

Best-Selling Book: Wisdom on the Camino: A Spiritual Journey Sharing Forgiveness and Possibilities to Inspire the Rest of Your Life

Referenced in this Episode: 

Camino de Santiago Documentary Film: The Way

Abraham Hicks

Hoʻoponopono

QueenB.Divine has had a fascinating journey that continues to inspire and mesmerize all whom she shares her story with. As a certified Ho’oponopono instructor, Communicator, and seasoned published author, she knows that mental health is the health of our thoughts; Those thoughts create our reality. Our reality is the proof of our thoughts. When we begin to think healthier, our reality can be that reflection. QueenB.Divine has the journey to prove it and shares her insights to help others to change their reality.

Website: www.BluntReflections.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/queenbdivine

Podcast: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-blunt-reflections-podcast-73615875/

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If you what to have a conversation or need a compassionate ear ....QueenBDivine is available on the Owwll App on either Apple or Android. Enter code QD512321  ...let's talk! 

To join the conversation about becoming the best version of you join QueenBDivine on the Wisdom App, also on either Apple or Android. Speak your truth!  

BOOKS: 

Junction: an INTER-MIND-VENTION: inspired by true events.

A Silva Moment Series: Volume 1 "The Party" & Volume 2 "Does God Eat Cake?"

B.A.B.Y. - Before And Beyond You Series: Volume 1 "Every Moment" & Volume 2 "Before and Beyond You" 

REFERENCED IN THIS EPISODE:

Astrology: The Lion's Gate Portal

Home Team History Youtube Channel - African History

Book: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Book: When We Ruled: The Ancient and Medieval History of Black Civilisations by Robin Oliver Walker

Dr. Maya Angelou

Neville Goddard

Wayne Dyer

David J. Roberts, LMSW, became a parent who experienced the death of a child when his daughter Jeannine died of cancer on 3/1/03 at the age of 18. He is a retired addiction professional and an adjunct professor in the psychology and psychology child-life departments at Utica College in Utica, New York.

Dave has been a past HuffPost contributor and has also published articles with the Open to Hope Foundation, Recovering the Self Journal, Mindfulness and Grief, Medium and Thrive Global. He has also co-authored a book with Reverend Patty Furino titled: When the Psychology Professor Met The Minister which was published in March of 2021.

Dave has also been a past national workshop facilitator for The Compassionate Friends and a past national workshop facilitator and keynote speaker for The Bereaved Parents of the USA. Dave also co-presented a workshop titled “Helping Faculty After Traumatic Loss” for the Parkland, Florida community in May of 2018, in the aftermath of the mass shootings at Stoneman Douglas High School. Dave was also a keynote speaker at The Tom Coughlin Jay Fund Remembrance Weekend in June of 2019 in Ponte Verda, Florida. Dave has also done numerous workshops at the local and regional levels related to the transformation from grief and loss.

He has appeared on numerous radio and internet broadcasts and Open to Hope Television. Dave was also part of a panel in 2016 for the BBC Podcast, World Have Your Say, with other grief experts, discussing the death of Carrie Fisher.

Rev. Patty Furino chooses to walk a sacred path obtaining wisdom from a variety of spiritual practices and philosophies.

Book: When The Psychology Professor Met The Minister

Referenced in this Episode:

"Medicine Cards" by Jamie Sams (Native American Spirituality) 

HomeTeam History: African History YouTube channel

SPONSORS:

Shadow and Light Coalition LLC

VoxxLife, Diane Dinkmeyer

Guy-Wire Life Skills Mentoring

Desire Child Care Organization, Uganda

Crystal Meisaan Chan is a justice activist and sacred activist, claiming her liminal, mixed-race lineage to extract from binaries what is life-giving and fuse them together, creating something new. Under her English name, Crystal, she is an internationally published children’s novelist and justice activist on social media, has served as an adjunct professor at Benedictine University teaching a course on compassion, and is a regular storyteller on Wisconsin Public Radio. Under her Chinese name, Meisaan, she is a sacred activist, using the wellspring of compassion and Spirit to propel her and others deeper along the paths of healing and justice. She gives author talks to children, teens, and adults; creates and hosts virtual self-care retreats, spoken word meditations, and interspiritual prayer sessions; is a spoken word artist for film festivals; and provides one-on-one companionship to those who want to deepen their path into justice, healing, and spirit.

Facebook: www.facebook.com/crystalchanwrites

Author website: www.crystalchan.net

Spiritual Haiku Blog: www.curvingtowardthecenter.com

Teachers' Retreat: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/328937941237  

Email List: http://eepurl.com/hg8eND

Justin Lee is the founder of Soulful Intimacy Guidance & Coaching and has over a decade of experience in personal development, community building, and facilitating intentional space.

Through his personal and professional explorations of conscious relating dynamics, mindfulness, embodied movement, and men’s development, he brings a unique blend of tools, intuition, and experience to those seeking new paradigms of life, relationship, and what it means to be human.

His passion is supporting awakening humans and evolving how we relate with ourselves, each other, and our collective humanity through emotional intelligence, inner sovereignty, and heart-led leadership.

Learn more: www.soulfulintimacy.com

Get personal: www.taoofjustin.com

Say hello!: www.instagram.com/soulfulintimacy

https://www.facebook.com/soulfulintimacy

Referenced in Episode: 

Spiral Dynamics (Wikipedia)

Collectivism (WorldAtlas)

Dr. Barbara J Hopkinson is founder of A Butterfly’s Journey ™ (ABJ), a nonprofit for resilience after loss, plus a Compassionate Friends chapter. She is a GRI-certified Advanced Grief Recovery Method (GRM) Specialist and retired IBM corporate executive who remains resilient after the loss of 3 children, her husband, both parents and sight in one eye. Barbara received a TWIN (Tribute to Women in Industry) award and multiple awards for her grief recovery and resilience work of 18 years. She also recently received an honorary doctorate in Humanitarianism. Barbara is author or co-author of ten books, including her memoir “A Butterfly's Journey... Healing Grief After the Loss of a Child.” Hopkinson created ‘Faces of Resilience’ photo shoots and book series to encourage open expression of grief. ABJ's website also contains a free Resource Center and information about evidence-based GRM classes. Barbara lives north of Boston, near her adult son, stepchildren, their partners, and her four grandchildren. 

Website: http://abutterflysjourney.org

Books: A Butterfly's Journey: Healing Grief After the Loss of a Child

Faces of Resilience: A modern look at an ageless journey

Referenced in the episode: 

Compassionate Friends International

Grief Recovery Institute

Open To Hope

The Lost Travelers Club

Chief Midegah Mide Ogichidaa Winini is a Hereditary Chief of the Adik Songab Doodem (clan) of the Ojibway of the Anishinaabeg people. Midegah is also a direct lineal descendant of Chief Miscomukquoh, Sub Chief Joseph Montriel, and Red Lake Principle Chief Old Chief Medweganoonind, all signers of the 1863 and 1864 Old Crossing Treaties. All 3 of Chief Red Bears sisters are Chief Midegah's grandmothers (Techomegood Margaret Bottineau wife of Charles Bottineau; Utinawasis Margaret Grant wife of Cuthbert Grant; and Machequayaince Margaret Bottineau wife of Chief Pewanakum a signatory on the 1789 Treaty at Fort Harmar). Utinawasis in Cree means Sky Child; Techomegood in Assiniboine means Clear Sky Woman; Machequayaince in Chippewa means Clear Sky Woman.

Chief Midegah is also a lineal descendant of Metis Chiefs Joseph Perronteau, Jean Baptiste Paul Charette, and Francois Desjarlais "Chief Peaysis"; additionally through his mother, Chief Midegah is one of 100,000 lineal descendants of famed Indian Pocahontas or Amonute Matoaka. Midegah's family maintains the grave location of Chief Little Shell I who died in 1813. Midegah also descends from Chief Tabashaw the oldest son of Chief Little Shell I.

Sherry Rose Cardinal, LCSW DAAETS has more than 40 years of experience as a therapist, writer, presenter, program developer and Critical Incident Response Management (CISM) responder, specializing in assisting police, military, and other first responders with the daily trauma of their professions. She was awarded the credential of Diplomate, American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress for recognition of her contributions and accomplishment in the field of Traumatic Stress and Crisis Management.

Being of indigenous descent, Sherry seamlessly weaves the stories and prayers of her heritage into her clinical practice.

Links of interest:

www.PembinaChippewa.org

www.CriticalIncidentStress.com

Ojibwe People's Dictionary

Chief Midegah Mide Ogichidaa Winini is a Hereditary Chief of the Adik Songab Doodem (clan) of the Ojibway of the Anishinaabeg people. Midegah is also a direct lineal descendant of Chief Miscomukquoh, Sub Chief Joseph Montriel, and Red Lake Principle Chief Old Chief Medweganoonind, all signers of the 1863 and 1864 Old Crossing Treaties. All 3 of Chief Red Bears sisters are Chief Midegah's grandmothers (Techomegood Margaret Bottineau wife of Charles Bottineau; Utinawasis Margaret Grant wife of Cuthbert Grant; and Machequayaince Margaret Bottineau wife of Chief Pewanakum a signatory on the 1789 Treaty at Fort Harmar). Utinawasis in Cree means Sky Child; Techomegood in Assiniboine means Clear Sky Woman; Machequayaince in Chippewa means Clear Sky Woman.

Chief Midegah is also a lineal descendant of Metis Chiefs Joseph Perronteau, Jean Baptiste Paul Charette, and Francois Desjarlais "Chief Peaysis"; additionally through his mother, Chief Midegah is one of 100,000 lineal descendants of famed Indian Pocahontas or Amonute Matoaka. Midegah's family maintains the grave location of Chief Little Shell I who died in 1813. Midegah also descends from Chief Tabashaw the oldest son of Chief Little Shell I.

Sarah Kupke is the Head of Professional Learning at ECIS (Educational Collaborative for International Schools). She taught in primary, secondary and special education as well as teaching undergraduate education at the Froebel College in London, UK. At the International School of Stuttgart, Sindelfingen Campus, Sarah led a community of learners and team of innovative educators who developed a dual language / interlingual learning community. Passionate about the learning process, Sarah believes that intercultural understanding is vital to our appreciation of one another. Mutual respect, a genuine interest in each other, the ability to empathise and show compassion are attitudes and values that we continue to learn throughout our lives and need to be intentionally taught in schools as well as in the home.

Websites: 

www.PembinaChippewa.org

www.ECIS.org

Referenced in the podcast:

Eternal Echoes: Celtic Reflections on Our Yearning to Belong, by John O'Donohue

On the Edge of the Inside: The Prophetic Position, by Richard Rohr

The Seven Grandfather Teachings – How to Live a Good Life

Waldorf/Steiner Education

The Liminos Project