Trans4mind Podcast

In the first item this week, James A. Goolsby introduces The Course in Miracles and describes how this remarkable work came about. Cultivate Life podcast will be including the entire course, with the addition of illuminating commentaries, over the next 100 weeks. And then Marlene Buffa looks at how spiritual choices have evolved in America since Independence, and if it's possible to indeed have spiritual independence. Finally this week, Chuck Gallozi examines the value of reading; in fact, he says, today's readers and tomorrow's leaders.

In the first item this week, Victtor Da Ponte says that from a spiritual perspective, all of life is an attempt to experience love. So how do hate, resentment and anger fit into that picture? Guy Finley explains how we can reclaim the right to be the ruler of our own lives. Then, Phil Evans talks about the Why factor - and how to anravel the Why Knot. Finally this week, Lucille Uttermohlen tackles the subject of jealousy and asks: do you think your partner should be happy with just you in their life?

In the first item this week, Thich Nhat Hanh exlains that if we are peaceful in our hearts, if we are happy, we can smile and blossom like a flower, and everyone in our family, even our entire society, will benefit from our peace. Owen Waters asks why live our lives obeying orders without question. People with open minds can think for themselves and therefore become their own authorities. Finally this week, Jafree Ozwald demonstrates the infinite power of patience... you get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it.

In the first item this week, Alan Zimmerman looks at how communication can go wrong and how we become disconnected from people. And then more on this important subject of connection. Daylle Deanna Schwartz asks, where do we sit at an event? It tells a lot and where you sit may be something well worth reconsidering.

In the first item this week, Ed Spina explains what's required to set an intention that actually works. Philip Humbert gives some tips for how to thrive in a chaotic world. And then there's quite an in-depth piece about the life of Peace Pilgrim, a lady who walked more than 25,000 miles on a personal pilgrimage for peace. Overcome evil with good, falsehood with truth, and hatred with love, she said. There is nothing new about this message, except the practice of it.

In the first item this week, Gabriella Kortsch demonstrates clearly that that if we want to achieve any kind of change in our lives, it has to begin with our self. Dr. Tim Ong explains how we can best relate to our inevitable death at the end of our days; indeed, we do best to cultivate a friendship with death. And then Stefanie Miller looks at the past year and the toll it has taken on many of us. But it has also been a chance to clear out the old and find ways that are more in alignment, integrity and authenticity with who we are and where we are going.

The first part of this week's Podcast is devoted to Chuck Gallozi' understanding of the Law of Attraction. It's simple enough: to change our lives, we need to change our thoughts, attitudes, feelings, behavior... and then the outside world responds accordingly. And then Alan Zimmerman describes the key characteristics of a great leader. The best leaders take responsibility for what's happening now and for making things better in the future - and once they get to that better place, they share the credit with everyone who helped along the way.

This week's Podcast is devoted to one in-depth piece from Angel Shadow, a long-time contributor to Metamorphosis podcast. Humans have been relating to each other since we started inhabiting the earth and human relations has been one of the most complicated issues society has dealt with. Over time, how we've interacted with each other has set in motion a chain of events that have lead us to the world we now experience. So this is worth understanding as clearly as possible For the full text of this week's article and details of the author, plus many more equally good articles, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

This week's Podcast begins with Jafree Ozwald, who explains the power of detachment and presents a special releasing exercise. Then Natalie Johnson describes how you can keep limiting beliefs from getting in the way of your success. Finally Roy Kleinwatcher says stop trying to be perfect, and accept the fact that you are already there. Then begin to express that perfection in all that you do. Demonstrate who you really are by just being yourself!

For full texts of this week's articles and details of the authors, plus many more equally good articles, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.

This week's Podcast represents the first of our new version of Metamorphosis podcast. We kick off with Dr. Wayne Dyer, who explains the value in shifting from attachment to letting go. That's followed by an interview between Wayne and Steve Ferrel. And then a piece by one of my favorite persons, Karen Wright. She expounds in the clear and beautiful way that she does, on the meaning of 'as within, so without.'

For full texts of this week's articles and details of the authors, plus many more equally good articles, see the Counterpoint Article Library online at Trans4mind.com.