Few phrases carry as much promise as these five words — “I will never leave you.” On this episode of the podcast Landon explores the depth, importance and impact of this promise for each of us in today’s fractured world.

Today's episode features three excerpts from programs Landon produced in the 70's and 80's dealing with self image, living in a mechanized world and a lesson in happiness.

When you tune in to the rhythm of your own heartbeat, is it the rhythm of life? And what does that mean? In this episode of the podcast we lift excerpts from Landon's recordings for radio, focused on living life, today.

This episode picks up where Part 1 left off, and Landon provides some practical ideas on living the life you want to live -- a life that loves to happen.

In this episode Landon Saunders suggests three phases that comprise the journey of every person seeking to live a meaningful, joyful life.

The news can be disconcerting. Relationships get tattered. But how do we respond when all is not well in our life? On this episode Landon Saunders shares ideas on what to do when things are pressing in…on how to deal with stress…and how, even today, to find peace.

On this episode, Landon concludes his thoughts on the importance of the way we view time -- an archived presentation for friends of Heartbeat, from the 1980s.

Landon continues his discussion of the way we view time...and the idea that we actually have all the time we need to do everything we need to dol

In the 1980's Landon recorded a series of messages for friends who supported his work. They were podcast-like long before podcasts burst onto the scene. On this episode we're featuring the first few minutes of one such recording...and the subject is Time...and the way we view it. Though the recording is less than studio quality, the message is timeless.

This episode concludes a 3-part series with a professional services group in British Columbia. In a presentation focused on. going a bit deeper than conventional self-improvement, Landon wraps up his thoughts with the suggestion that we all come "with joy built in."