The Way is Love

A Surfer's Guide to the Soul, Bear Woznick, a masters World Champion Tandem surfer lays out a fascinating life. His book recounts his life in Faith, battling himself, life and the elements. I confess, I read this book in one sitting. It's amazing how the things you need to hear arrive at your doorstep in one way or another.

If you like adventure, if you want to feel like you are sitting down with a good friend, whose openness and willingness to share his failures as much as his success', while the whole time putting you at ease then this is a great read for you.

If you are on any kind of journey, then there is probably one that Bear has been on in his life that you can resonate with.

Praise for A Surfer's Guide to the Soul

Maybe Melody Green, author, speaker, songwriter describes it best in the first pages of this book.

"Find out how one man enjoys the highs, embraces the lows, and survives and grows from the inevitable wipeouts. Whether you surf or not, this book will challenge you in new ways to let go, dive deep, and give your all to God."

Bear describes the sensations of his soul and the ocean.

"To me, bodysurfing was the most intimate I could ever hope to be with creation. Even then, I sensed that being one with the wave was in some way being one with my Creator.

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The Greater Reset, asks: Must we simply accept a world where systemic poverty, racism, and war are inevitable, unavoidable, and irreparable? Or can we turn the present crisis into an opportunity to "reset" the system back to universal principles and absolute values of natural law? Can we then apply those principles to build upon the new possibilities, discoveries, and advances of the twenty-first century?

Today on the Way is Love on the Focusing Way Podcast we are talking global economics. It's a big subject and we are mostly hearing about it through the sloganeering of our age. Put up your hand if you have heard the words Build Back Better, more often than you wanted too in the last two years. I know I feel I have.

Perhaps even more so we have hearing these other three words which promise a wonderful future, "The Great Reset". While working folks toil away at jobs and seek out the ordinary pleasures in life, a group of people meet in Switzerland once a year to present ideas and ultimately decide what the world should be like.

My guests today Michael D. Greaney and Dawn K. Browhawn are the co-authors of a book called THE GREATER RESET. Reclaiming personal Sovereignty Under Natural Law.

The book presents counter arguments on The Great Reset, with a greater plan and one that considers past teachings with historical reflection and forward thinking. This book will give you a history of the writings, ideas and intellectual thinking that influences how we view and perceive economics today, with the important view to what the role of faith, morality, virtue and the Natural Law plays in how we organize our lives and our social and economic structures.

The Greater Reset, asks: Must we simply accept a world where systemic poverty, racism, and war are inevitable, unavoidable, and irreparable? Or can we turn the present crisis into an opportunity to "reset" the system back to universal principles and absolute values of natural law? Can we then apply those principles to build upon the new possibilities, discoveries, and advances of the twenty-first century?

Solving Global economic problems is a daunting task with so many considerations and a multitude of obstacles and cornucopia of pitfalls, but we don't shy away from the arduous here on the Way is Love so let's dive right in.

The Greater Reset, asks: Must we simply accept a world where systemic poverty, racism, and war are inevitable, unavoidable, and irreparable? Or can we turn the present crisis into an opportunity to "reset" the system back to universal principles and absolute values of natural law? Can we then apply those principles to build upon the new possibilities, discoveries, and advances of the twenty-first century?

Today on the Way is Love on the Focusing Way Podcast we are talking global economics. It's a big subject and we are mostly hearing about it through the sloganeering of our age. Put up your hand if you have heard the words Build Back Better, more often than you wanted too in the last two years. I know I feel I have.

Perhaps even more so we have hearing these other three words which promise a wonderful future, "The Great Reset". While working folks toil away at jobs and seek out the ordinary pleasures in life, a group of people meet in Switzerland once a year to present ideas and ultimately decide what the world should be like.

My guests today Michael D. Greaney and Dawn K. Browhawn are the co-authors of a book called THE GREATER RESET. Reclaiming personal Sovereignty Under Natural Law.

The book presents counter arguments on The Great Reset, with a greater plan and one that considers past teachings with historical reflection and forward thinking. This book will give you a history of the writings, ideas and intellectual thinking that influences how we view and perceive economics today, with the important view to what the role of faith, morality, virtue and the Natural Law plays in how we organize our lives and our social and economic structures.

The Greater Reset, asks: Must we simply accept a world where systemic poverty, racism, and war are inevitable, unavoidable, and irreparable? Or can we turn the present crisis into an opportunity to "reset" the system back to universal principles and absolute values of natural law? Can we then apply those principles to build upon the new possibilities, discoveries, and advances of the twenty-first century?

Solving Global economic problems is a daunting task with so many considerations and a multitude of obstacles and cornucopia of pitfalls, but we don't shy away from the arduous here on the Way is Love so let's dive right in.

The Greater Reset, asks: Must we simply accept a world where systemic poverty, racism, and war are inevitable, unavoidable, and irreparable? Or can we turn the present crisis into an opportunity to "reset" the system back to universal principles and absolute values of natural law? Can we then apply those principles to build upon the new possibilities, discoveries, and advances of the twenty-first century?

Today on the Way is Love on the Focusing Way Podcast we are talking global economics. It's a big subject and we are mostly hearing about it through the sloganeering of our age. Put up your hand if you have heard the words Build Back Better, more often than you wanted too in the last two years. I know I feel I have.

Perhaps even more so we have hearing these other three words which promise a wonderful future, "The Great Reset". While working folks toil away at jobs and seek out the ordinary pleasures in life, a group of people meet in Switzerland once a year to present ideas and ultimately decide what the world should be like.

My guests today Michael D. Greaney and Dawn K. Browhawn are the co-authors of a book called THE GREATER RESET. Reclaiming personal Sovereignty Under Natural Law.

The book presents counter arguments on The Great Reset, with a greater plan and one that considers past teachings with historical reflection and forward thinking. This book will give you a history of the writings, ideas and intellectual thinking that influences how we view and perceive economics today, with the important view to what the role of faith, morality, virtue and the Natural Law plays in how we organize our lives and our social and economic structures.

The Greater Reset, asks: Must we simply accept a world where systemic poverty, racism, and war are inevitable, unavoidable, and irreparable? Or can we turn the present crisis into an opportunity to "reset" the system back to universal principles and absolute values of natural law? Can we then apply those principles to build upon the new possibilities, discoveries, and advances of the twenty-first century?

Solving Global economic problems is a daunting task with so many considerations and a multitude of obstacles and cornucopia of pitfalls, but we don't shy away from the arduous here on the Way is Love so let's dive right in.

A Mind at Peace - Reclaiming an Ordered Soul in the Age of Distraction Joshua P. Hochschild

Who is up for a little Soul work?

Years back a friend and I greeted each other by one of us saying "Rock and Roll" and the other answering, "Fill the Soul". It was a nice reminder of how playing or listening to music could be and exercise that is soothing to the soul. It was also a great reminder that we actually have a soul and that soul that has to be considered and is moved by the actions of our lives and our minds as well.

We aren't talking music or Rock and Roll today but we are talking about the soul and the mind with the co-author Joshua P. Hochschild of the book Mind at Peace - Reclaiming an Ordered Soul in the Age of Distraction, .

The book is laid out to act as a good companion that we can turn to. Whether you are in need of comfort or virtue, a refresh of your moral compass or want to reawaken the sensations of the heart, body, mind and soul, you will want this book near you. Chapters give an opportunity for contemplation or active discernment with thought provoking questions to reflect on.

AMind at Peace: Reclaiming an Ordered Soul in the Age of Distraction

Joshua P. Hochschild Christopher Blum

Who is up for a little Soul work?

Years back a friend and I greeted each other by one of us saying "Rock and Roll" and the other answering, "Fill the Soul". It was a nice reminder of how playing or listening to music could be and exercise that is soothing to the soul. It was also a great reminder that we actually have a soul and that soul that has to be considered and is moved by the actions of our lives and our minds as well.

We aren't talking music or Rock and Roll today but we are talking about the soul and the mind with the co-author Joshua P. Hochschild of the book Mind at Peace - Reclaiming an Ordered Soul in the Age of Distraction, .

The book is laid out to act as a good companion that we can turn to. Whether you are in need of comfort or virtue, a refresh of your moral compass or want to reawaken the sensations of the heart, body, mind and soul, you will want this book near you. Chapters give an opportunity for contemplation or active discernment with thought provoking questions to reflect on.

St. Gallen Mafia, Exposing the secret reformist Group within the Church

There is a somewhat obscure 8th century Irish Catholic Saint named Saint Gall who during the course of his life founded an Abby and Monastery in Switzerland, in a town now called St. Gallen which today is a Unesco World Heritage Site. It is said that near the end of his life, a bear became St. Gall's only friend. The bear, it is said, brought him wood for his fire.

To this day, the Abbey still stands in the town of St. Gallen Switzerland.The image of a bear is on its Coat of arms. St. Gallen Mafia, Exposing the secret reformist Group within the Church, is the title of an intriguing, challenging and thought provoking book by Julia Meloni. She meticulously pieces together documented events and writings, surrounding power struggles within the Roman Catholic Church leading up too, and after the death of Saint Pope John Paul the second.

For a non Catholic it reads like a factual thriller and for the Catholic the book could feel more dire and be seen as the beginnings of the complete takedown of 2000 years of Catholic Tradition.

St. Gallen Mafia, Exposing the secret reformist Group within the Church

There is a somewhat obscure 8th century Irish Catholic Saint named Saint Gall who during the course of his life founded an Abby and Monastery in Switzerland, in a town now called St. Gallen which today is a Unesco World Heritage Site. It is said that near the end of his life, a bear became St. Gall's only friend. The bear, it is said, brought him wood for his fire.

To this day, the Abbey still stands in the town of St. Gallen Switzerland.The image of a bear is on its Coat of arms. St. Gallen Mafia, Exposing the secret reformist Group within the Church, is the title of an intriguing, challenging and thought provoking book by Julia Meloni. She meticulously pieces together documented events and writings, surrounding power struggles within the Roman Catholic Church leading up too, and after the death of Saint Pope John Paul the second.

For a non Catholic it reads like a factual thriller and for the Catholic the book could feel more dire and be seen as the beginnings of the complete takedown of 2000 years of Catholic Tradition.

St. Gallen Mafia, Exposing the secret reformist Group within the Church

There is a somewhat obscure 8th century Irish Catholic Saint named Saint Gall who during the course of his life founded an Abby and Monastery in Switzerland, in a town now called St. Gallen which today is a Unesco World Heritage Site. It is said that near the end of his life, a bear became St. Gall's only friend. The bear, it is said, brought him wood for his fire.

To this day, the Abbey still stands in the town of St. Gallen Switzerland.The image of a bear is on its Coat of arms. St. Gallen Mafia, Exposing the secret reformist Group within the Church, is the title of an intriguing, challenging and thought provoking book by Julia Meloni. She meticulously pieces together documented events and writings, surrounding power struggles within the Roman Catholic Church leading up too, and after the death of Saint Pope John Paul the second.

For a non Catholic it reads like a factual thriller and for the Catholic the book could feel more dire and be seen as the beginnings of the complete takedown of 2000 years of Catholic Tradition.

This excellent volume called "Manual for Suffering" which can shine the light of Faith on suffering and help us better understand it as a part of human nature.

Lent gives us a framework to deepen understanding.

But who wants a manual for suffering? Who needs it? And What can we learn when we look at the very nature of suffering?

Here to help us increase our understanding is the Author of Manual for Suffering, Father Jeffery Kirby,