One conversation can change how you experience your life.
In the premiere episode of The IndiraLife® Show, Indira Dyal opens the conversation at the heart of her life’s work:
What if you are not your mind?
Every day, we try to think our way through life. We replay conversations, worry about the future, question our decisions, react in relationships, and search for answers. But the more we think, the more overwhelmed, uncertain, and disconnected life can feel.
Indira shares the question that changed everything for her:
There has to be another way.
Through this first conversation, she begins to reveal how the mind shapes the way we experience life — and why real change does not begin by thinking harder, forcing positivity, or becoming someone else.
It begins by seeing the mind for what it is.
As the thoughts of the mind are released, another part of us becomes available: the Self — the clear, steady presence that knows.
This episode introduces the foundation of IndiraLife® and the practice of Connect. Listen. Trust. Act.® You’ll begin to see how living from the mind creates one experience of life, and how living from Self opens another.
If you have ever felt, “There has to be another way,” this conversation is where the journey begins.

Ask a Medium — LIVE on Afterlife Café TV Have you ever had a question you’ve wanted to ask a medium but never had the opportunity?
Tomorrow on Afterlife Café TV, I’m opening up the conversation to YOU.
We’ll be talking about mediumship, the spirit world, signs from our loved ones, life after death, and some of those questions you may have always wondered about but perhaps never knew who to ask.
And because we’re LIVE, feel free to join the conversation and call in with your questions. You never know where the conversation may lead. 
 LIVE Tuesday, August 11 at 11:00 AM Eastern Time
Bring your curiosity, bring your questions, and most importantly, come with an open heart and an open mind.
I look forward to connecting with you at the Afterlife Café. 

Today we're moving from the foundation of survival into three energy centers that influence how we experience emotions, personal power, love, and relationships. This show is about the 2nd, 3rd and 4th chakras and how each one separate or together affects your health. Each energy center tells us about our health based on what we are thinking, feeling and experiencing. 

There’s a famous song by The Byrds called Turn! Turn! Turn! that speaks to the changing seasons of our lives. The lyrics remind us: “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven.” While it’s natural to focus on times of growth and positivity, it’s equally important to honor the seasons of difficulty and loss. In this episode of Get Big Out Loud, we’ll explore the benefits of fully experiencing each season, whether joyful or painful, and how doing so can help us gain deeper insights into ourselves and strengthen the resilience we need to move through life.
 Watch https://www.transformationtalkradio.com/watch.html 

We discuss the impact of Jess' daughter's autoimmune disorder (PANDAS - pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections).

From the Book of Revelation to the Mayan calendar, virtually every great spiritual tradition on Earth has foretold the same remarkable pattern: a great cataclysm, the coming of a savior, a sorting, and a golden age to follow.
But here’s what none of them ever really answer: why?
In this week’s show, international bestselling author and spiritual teacher Richard Lawrence reveals the critical link missing from these ancient traditions — new information, given through Dr. George King, which you will not hear anywhere else.
Tune in to discover:

• The reason why this great change is coming — and why it has nothing to do with God “losing his temper”
• The devastating truth about our history – as revealed by an advanced extraterrestrial – and the great change that was set in motion on July the 8th, 1964…
• What you can do to help the Mother Earth in Her mission to help us – powerful ways of raising consciousness and changing karma
• Unique information that reveals what will happen to people who choose to raise their consciousness and help others – and to people who choose not to
• A breathtaking vision of what awaits us in the future — from one of the most moving messages ever given through Dr. George King

Don’t miss it!

When you tell the story of the hardest thing that ever happened to you, is it a release, or is it a rerun? In the first episode of this four-part August series, Leah opens with a 1980 Dartmouth study that will change the way you think about pain: people wearing a fake scar that was secretly removed still reported strangers staring at it. The scar wasn't on their face. It was in their thinking. From there, Leah breaks down the difference between releasing pain and rehearsing it, why fluency in your own hard story is a warning sign and not a milestone, and the sneaky way wellness language keeps people retelling the same wound for years. You'll leave with one simple assignment: one raw truth, said once, all the way to empty, and one honest question to check what actually happened when you said it.
Your story matters. It shaped you. And it is not your ceiling.
  Understanding this work takes 25 minutes. Practicing it takes a place. InnerLab is Leah's membership, the space where you work ON your life instead of just living IN it, with live coaching, real feedback, and a community working the same four words all month long. Join us inside: https://link.fastpaydirect.com/payment-link/69cd96fec6a0e600f4d06f79

Does desire really fizzle and fade in long-term relationships? 
Gwenm sits down with Caroline Hood, licensed clinical social worker, certified sex therapist, and author of Sex Begets Sex, who has spent more than 25 years challenging the cultural narratives around female desire. Fifteen years into her own marriage and, in her words, having some of the best sex of her life, Caroline unpacks why spontaneous sex was never actually spontaneous, why talking about sex is foreplay rather than a mood killer, and why so many women quietly abandon their sexual selves when they become mothers, wives, or "middle-aged." Together they explore permission as the first step back to agency, the erotic as a way of being alive in and out of the bedroom, and how intimacy can return you to yourself in the moments you feel furthest away. 
Find Caroline at desireinreallife.com and in her newsletter, Desire in Real Life.

Discover the freedom and wholeness of body, mind and spirits. Jacqui Neurauter our guest tonight, believes that movement has the power to heal and transform life.  In fact, movement is the thread that weaves life together.