Trans4mind Podcast

Our first author this week, Guy Finley, says there is nothing real in our past--regardless of how disappointing or painful it may have been--that can grab us and make us its captive, any more than dark shadows have the power to keep us from walking into the sunlight. Chuck Gallozzi then looks at why we criticize and what to do about it when we ourselves are the target. Finally this week, Rob McBride points out some ways we can bring magic into our lives.

To begin this week, Eldon Taylor ponders the apparent miracles in life and asks, what does it all mean? Does it need to mean anything at all? And then Owen Waters explains how and why Love is the gateway to spiritual consciousness. Finally, Bronnie Ware examines the top five regrets of the dying. When terminally ill patients were questioned about any regrets they had or anything they would do differently, common themes surfaced again and again.

To begin this week, Lori Radun shares five lessons about parenting. Bringing up kids is hard, and that's why it's such a perfect way to learn about ourselves and enhance our own development. Then Chuck Gallozzi explains the role of acceptance, wisdom and a positive attitude in dealing with misfortune and difficult circumstances. Finally, Kip Mazuy teaches us how to meditate deeply and profoundly in 6 easy steps, skipping unnecessary beliefs and dogmas often associated with meditation.

To begin this week, Ron Finkelstein points out that our success may well hinge upon avoiding distractions and interruptions that prevent effective use of that precious commodity, time. Then Philip Humbert says there are many things over which we have no control. Fortunately however, there are many things we can influence, and a few powerful things we can pretty much control as we see fit. Finally, Gabrielle Kortsch asks the eternal question: how do you change or control yourself? What is the magic formula? Is there a silver bullet? And the simple answer is choice. Knowing that no matter what you feel, think, say, or do, you always have choices and alternatives, is one of the most enriching and liberating thoughts there is.

To begin this week, Philip Humbert explains why he has had more than enough of hearing about doom and gloom in the year ahead. Then my own article about the alignment of spiritual forces, and how that can help us in times of crisis in our lives or the world as a whole. Finally, Annie Burnside says that as we leave another holiday season behind us and enter a brand new year, it is vitally important that we seek to deepen our family's understanding and outpouring of compassion.

To begin this week, Chuck Gallozzi asks, isn't it time we thought a bit more? Real thinking, not just the endless stream of chitter-chatter that drifts through our consciousness. And then Steve Wickham points out why neither explaining nor complaining rarely do us any good. Finally, Karla Brandau recommends that for this Christmas, wrap up forgiveness as a present for everyone you know... and feel the love that boomerangs back to you. You'll experience a warm assurance that the world is great place to live.

To begin this week, Vreni Gurd points out the value of exercise and the difference it makes in behavioural and academic performance. Same for us old'uns too. And then Margie Worrell asks, are your habits helping or hindering? While it's one of life's cruelties that bad habits are easier to acquire and harder to ditch than good ones, it's fallacy to think that you can't change your habits. Finally, Dr. Alan Zimmerman explains how you can get yourself motivated - and keep it that way.

To begin this week, Chuck Gallozzi points out how huge changes can result from just little things that we do. And then Laura M. Turner demonstrates how we can become more and more ourselves, and discover true well-being. Finally, Dr. Alan Zimmerman explains how we can release the power of gratitude to completely change our world-view around.

Starting off this week, Beca Lewis illustrates what a difference a change of perception makes, when you need to solve a problem in life. And then Louise and George Altman look in some depth at why handling conflict in life can be so arduous. Plus, they tell us what we need to know to change this!

To begin this week, Brian Tracy presents a 10-step method you can use to develop your creativity to genius levels, no less. Then Stephanie Marston explains why one of the cornerstones of living a more balanced life is to know what you value - what's most meaningful in your life. And Rob McBride says all we really want in life is to be happy! As stunning as this astounding discovery may seem, what is not quite as obvious is how to attain this worthy ideal.