The Transformation Network™

What if your life didn’t begin here… and doesn’t end here either?
In this episode of Afterlife Café TV, Helen welcomes renowned hypnotherapist and soul regression expert Bryn Blankinship for a fascinating conversation that gently opens the door to the deeper journey of the soul.
Together, they explore the powerful concepts of past lives, the space between lives, and how accessing these states can bring clarity, healing, and a profound sense of purpose in our present life.
Bryn shares insights from her groundbreaking method, Soul Expression Spiritual Regression™ (SESR)—a transformative approach designed to help individuals connect with their own soul’s wisdom and guidance.
This conversation isn’t just about curiosity…
it’s about remembering who you are beyond the physical.
You’ll also hear how quieting the mind can open the doorway to inner knowing—and why so many people are now being called to explore their soul’s journey on a deeper level.
 Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or already on your spiritual path, this episode offers a grounded and enlightening perspective on the continuity of the soul.
 Special Gift from Bryn:
Listeners can receive a free HypnoDestress™ Mini Session designed to calm the mind and begin opening to inner guidance.
Visit: BrynBlankinship.com
 Meet us where conversations go beyond the physical…
Welcome to the Afterlife Café.

Over the past several months, Jacqueline has immersed herself in something called MAP — Make Anything Possible — a healing method that works with what it calls the Superconscious, or Higher Self. The premise is that below our everyday awareness sits an intelligence far wiser than the thinking mind, and that when a skilled facilitator helps a person connect to it, that deeper wisdom can find and release the limiting beliefs, old patterns, and buried trauma that have been quietly running the show from underneath.
What has been remarkable to watch is the speed of it. In a short span, Jacqueline has moved from passion, to student, to practitioner. So today I get to do something I love — put the questions to her, and let her teach.
We want to explore what is actually driving this passion, what MAP is and how it works, and why Jacqueline has come to see it as a critical arrow in her healing quiver. What is MAP, and what is this “Superconscious” it works with? Why did it light Jacqueline up so quickly — what did she experience that moved her from curious to committed? And where does a tool like this fit alongside everything else on the path of healing?
All of this and more in the next hour.

Robert Marshall and I discuss the additional challenges experienced by black males who have ADHD.

Striving, doing, and achieving, are built into our cultural values. We should always be ‘on’, ‘going the extra mile’, and ‘giving 110%’. Sometimes all this productivity gets confused with our worthiness, as if the number of things checked off our to-do list equates to how much value we have. In this episode of Get Big Out Loud, we’ll explore our ideas around worthiness and what it means to be enough.
 

Grace Walcott once felt as though her queer passport could be revoked at any moment. A relationship with a man, a marriage that opened, a life that didn’t fit neatly into someone else’s definition—and suddenly there were questions about whether she belonged.
Grace is a drama therapist, filmmaker and author of Wide Open, a memoir about opening her marriage and creating a different kind of family. Her film, River of Life LGBTQ+, brings queer people across generations together to explore identity, shame, community and the stories they carry in their bodies.
In this live conversation, Grace and I explore the roles we inherit, the labels that can both liberate and confine us, and what happens when we are seen by people who don’t ask us to explain ourselves away. We talk about her experience of loving more than one person, the judgments that followed, and how creativity and embodied play can open doors that conversation alone sometimes cannot.
What does it take to claim your own identity? And what might become possible when we stop asking someone else to authorize it?

What's It Like to Be You?
You spend every single moment of your life with one person.
You.
So here's a question we don't ask nearly enough: Do you actually enjoy being you?
Not your accomplishments. Not your relationships. Not what your life looks like from the outside.
I'm talking about what it feels like to live inside your own head.
Because you can have a beautiful life and a miserable experience of living it.
In this episode of The Becoming You Show, we're exploring the difference between the life you're living and the life you're thinkinh and how the stories you tell yourself shape your everyday experience.
What if you didn't need everything around you to change before you could start enjoying being you?
We'll explore how to notice your thinking, get curious about your inner experience, and practice becoming someone you genuinely enjoy spending your life with.
Because you get one life.
And you deserve to experience it, not just get through it.

Giveaways:
· You spend your whole life with yourself. Why not get really good at being you?
 
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We are all beings of living light coming from a deep connection to our souls.  Our family, ancestry and physical-emotional journey etch profound inscriptions into our whole self. Experiences that do not support our pure innocent soul nature, our authentic self, when unexpressed, cause the original soul nature to recede. The truth of who we are becomes unavailable to our consciousness and innermost feelings become less available. A transformation occurs when the evolution of our soul is awakened through events and healings where we see our own light illumined, layer after layer returning us to a Divine Inner connection. Then, we are free to share that heartfelt radiance out to the world in unconditional love.
 

If everything is Energy, where does the Energy come from ? And what if the real you is a Spark of it — an Eternal Being having a chosen, temporary physical experience ? In this opening episode of Badass Consciousness, Pauli Murphy asks only that you be curious and open-minded and he offers one small daily experiment to try before the next episode.

August 13, 2026, energetically, it represents a profound window of post-eclipse integration, personal rebirth, clear vision, and awakened higher purpose. It carries intense spiritual significance as the day immediately following the powerful Total Solar Eclipse in Leo (August 12), while simultaneously marking the peak of the annual Perseid meteor shower.

Dr. Yvette Whitton's journey into naturopathic oncology began after losing her mother to pancreatic cancer in 2013, guiding her to extensive knowledge in naturopathic and integrative oncology, earning certifications in integrative oncology from the Metabolic Terrain Institute of Health, founded by the renowned Dr. Nasha Winters. She discusses combining traditional treatment with natural therapies for cancer care. You are not your diagnoses! Dr. Whitton's approach is personalized and comprehensive and her specialty is getting to the root cause of your cancer diagnosis.