For a long time in society it has been deemed taboo for black men to discuss healing. However, on the brink of the age of aquarian, the conversation about mental health and spiritual healing for men of color has become more common. A new trend has emerged allowing men to discuss their traumas and heal. "Healing Black men" is a mini series on The Madison Jaye Show in Conversation with some of the pioneers of the mental and spiritual health moment for men of color.

Meet our guest:

Part Two: Part 2 : Lenny Green & Leighton Edwards. Lenny green join the "finding my soul" digital summit to discuss the art of healing and mental health during a global pandemic . Tune in as these men anchor the conversation on what healing looks like for men of color in 2021.

Leighton Edwards joins the healing conversation to discuss the benefits of healing the body with herbs and formulas with his company naturalherballabs.com .

For a long time in society it has been deemed taboo for black men to discuss healing. However, on the brink of the age of aquarian, the conversation about mental health and spiritual healing for men of color has become more common. A new trend has emerged allowing men to discuss their traumas and heal. "Healing Black men" is a mini series on The Madison Jaye Show in Conversation with some of the pioneers of the mental and spiritual health moment for men of color.

Meet our guest:

Part One: Jason Rosario and Joel Leon, join the "finding my soul" digital summit to discuss the art of healing and mental health during a global pandemic . Tune in as these men anchor the conversation on what healing looks like for men of color in 2021.

I am my brothers keeper is an exclusive podcast episode of “The Purple Print” season 3 of The Madison Jaye Show” - focusing on the spirituality - mental health - and work ethics for men of color. .
This panel discussion will be based around not only spirituality , but mental health, business secrets that has anchored them to success and brotherhood. .

LisaRaye McCoy-Misick was born September 23, 1967 in Chicago, Illinois. She is of African American and Native American descent and is proud of her heritage. She later attended Eastern Illinois University but she never really took the idea of a career in acting seriously until persuaded by an insistent roommate to attend a local audition in Chicago. Her screen debut was in the low-budget action movie Reasons (1996), she received numerous critical kudos despite the fact that the film went largely unseen. LisaRaye is known for possessing a charmingly seductive smile and a distinctively vibrant but laid-back personality. She first caught the eye of television viewers with an appearance on the popular television series In the House (1995). Though the movie never did find a distributor, director Monty Ross convinced the budding young actress to move out to L.A. during pilot season, and she soon landed minor roles on such shows as Martin (1992) and In the House (1995). She also made an appearance in rapper Tupac Shakur's final music video, her memorable appearance caught the eye of rapper/actor Ice Cube, which led to her being in the movie The Players Club (1998). Her memorable performance as a troubled stripper left a solid impression on audiences. Her appearances thus far were impressive, but LisaRaye's career truly began to ignite after her appearance in the movie The Wood (1999). In 2000, LisaRaye found her widest audience yet as the host of Source: All Access (2002), a popular series dedicated to exploring hip-hop culture. She quickly gained a loyal following with her winning smile and extensive knowledge of all things hip-hop. As film roles continued to roll in, she came across her biggest role to date in the 2002 film Civil Brand (2002). A harrowing look into life in women's prison, the film took home top awards at both the American Black Film Festival and The Urbanworld Film Festival. Soon following her little sister Da Brat into a career in music, LisaRaye next began collaborating with Benzino to record a song to be featured in the film Redemption (2004). 2003 proved an equally lucrative year for LisaRaye as she prepared for the release of the Barry Levinson comedy Envy (2004), the female-driven Western Guns and Roses (2000), and her new sitcom, All of Us (2003) which was ran from 2003-2007.

These are my final thoughts of my 20's and I wanted to share some of my deepest healing with you all....

So often, we hear  people say they want to attract divine love, BUT HOW? WHAT ARE THE TOOLS? 
In this game of life we are all hit with so many traumas that we usually don't know how to heal, so we carry that baggage into the next relationships, and reflect onto the people who are closes to us. 

This is how generational curses are formed. Men hurt women, then hurt women hurt men.That cycle in our community  ends now. 

In my podcast episode we discuss:
Healing tools to PROTECT THE BLACK WOMEN more than just being words .... but action steps for our community. 
Crystal Healing for men of color to help them accept love. 
Tools to help heal anxiety and depression. 

Let's stop just giving information but also offer solutions.

Bloodline - Honoring our ancestors by lifting our descendants (Indigo & Rainbow Children).

What are Indigo children?

Indigo children, according to a pseudoscientific New Age concept, are children who are believed to possess special, unusual, and sometimes supernatural traits or abilities. The idea is based on concepts developed in the 1970s by Nancy Ann Tappe and further developed by Lee Carroll and Jan Tober.

What are rainbow babies/ pregnancy ?

A rainbow baby, in fertility terms, refers to a baby born after miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss . The term can also be fitting for a child born after any fertility or parenting-related heartbreak.

Special Guest:

- Rainbow Pregnancy: Event planner Melissa Jakes .
- Indigo Children: Essynce Couture, River Mason, Inspiring Vanessa, & Layla Marie.

Based on written thesis: The Oracle Twin Flames theory; based on Christianity and the B.C ( Before Christ) // A.D (After Death) philosophy http://www.madisonjaye.com/spirituality/the-oracle-twin-flames-theory

Special Guest Hop Hip Icon Jim Jones talks innovation and Musical Guest Dr Chill.

The show breakdown: Theme Song.  Show breakdown by madison jaye . haiti tips -intro . Relationships with chakras.
sea moss the boss  - OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH HERBS & PLANts. THE DIVERSE LOVE RELATIONSHIPS in a LIFETIME. crystal bASS - healing back love. closing affirmation.

Pauleanna Reid is a journalist, two-time author, and celebrity ghostwriter. A purpose-driven leader with a storied career, she is a highly sought-after speaker, guest lecturer and media personality who reconnects youth with their passion. With a firm belief that personal fulfillment and professional success can co-exist, she draws from relevant experience and best practices; often mixing context with humor. Her proudest accomplishment is New Girl on the Block, a mentorship program for millennial women in transition. The heart of the organization helps tackle Gen Y’s biggest challenges and equips every student with innovative solutions to get them ahead in life. From recent graduates to new business owners, from career changes to quarter-life crisis, Pauleanna is a leader of the new school and has successfully mentored more than 200 women globally. Every girl in the world already has the tools she needs to succeed. The primary focus is to ignite that inner power and lead a generation of women to maximize their vision and live their fullest lives. With unique teaching methods and a curriculum designed to educate, entertain and inspire, New Girl on the Block effortlessly converts shy girls into career-savvy, confident women. With only a number two pencil and a dream, Pauleanna has crafted a business in storytelling and professional writing. In her early twenties, her career began as a journalist, producing news reports inside the pages of notable Canadian media outlets including the National Post, Toronto Star, Toronto Sun and the Vancouver Sun for an audience of several hundred thousand readers across the country. She has experience writing a wide range of subject matter such as world issues and politics, business and personal branding, mental health, female empowerment and pop culture. pauleannareid.com | newgirlontheblock.com | thewritersblok.com | (647) 280-2207