Trans4mind Podcast

Firstly this week, Joyce Shafer explains how to align your subjective and conscious minds, while trusting that a bigger picture is always unfolding for us. Deepak Chopra explains how to surrender your ego's resistance and see things in a new way, illuminated by love. Dr John Briffa suggests the most crucial question a doctor can ask their patient. And finally, a person getting old offers some words to ponder.

Firstly this week, as we near the half way point of this remarkable year 2012, Jeanie Marshall asks us to reflect on kindness, appreciation, and harmony. Then John Earle describes how a good master teaches by example, and that is why we also have the opportunity to be a master, not necessarily of a huge following but in our own individual sphere, the world right around us. Mike Walters explains the stress-relieving and health-giving benefits of meditation. And finally, Dr. Mark Hyman discusses happiness, that what matters most in life is the quality of our experience, the ability to be awake to what is real and true in our lives, for the difficult and the happy times.

Firstly this week, an extract from this issue's bonus ebook, The Nature of Personal Reality by Jane Roberts. Tani Simon asks, what if the leading energy in our lives were to be our heart and our heart's cry? What if living a 'spiritual life' was actually synonymous with living a 'heart-centered life'? Then Victor Zammit looks at how the world is evolving toward truth, affecting all layers of society. Finally, Charlie Badenhop guides you to consider what your path in life is... where it is you are going, and what your life will be like once you get there.

Firstly this week, Guy Finley describes how to wake up and walk into a larger life. Karen Wright looks back at her father's life and realizes she didn't really know him at all. Perhaps for you it's not too late to find out who Dad or Mom really is. Then John Robson asks, what are your experiences and external circumstances telling you about how you are creating your life? Finally, an excerpt from the book by Anita Moorjani, Dying To Be Me. Anita had the most remarkable healing ever documented, following her near-death experience. Here she presents the realizations that resulted in her recovery.

Firstly this week, Chuck Gallozzi gives a collection of tips on how to originate and nurture ideas. Charlie Badenhop looks at some of the paradoxes of life, such as the more you try to avoid suffering the more you suffer. Finally, Linda Sapadin asks why obesity is such a growing problem and what we can do about it.

Firstly this week, Alan Zimmerman explains why doing the right thing is the only thing that works. Guy Finley points out that change is now or never; and Joyce Shafer asks, what does self forgiveness have to do with success? Finally, Barbara Berger says that having free will is our greatest gift and privilege, but it is also our greatest challenge!

Firstly this week, Ton Pascal gives advice to help you make your dreams become reality. Ken MacLean receives some stirring messages from his spirit guides, and finally, Philip Humbert gives some down to earth advice for creating the life you want.

Firstly this week, the Introduction from a new book by Barbara Berger, The Awakening Human Being, about finding the key to your own happiness, the key which will set you free. Then Philip Humbert gives some examples about the power of one person to make a difference in the world. John Robson tells some jokes that can lighten our way to higher consciousness. And finally this week, Veronica Drake describes how it can help to rewrite the story of our lives, to have a better relationship with ourselves, and offers a powerful 5-step process.

Firstly this week, Master Charles Cannon gives a spiritual lesson, from his book Forgiving the Unforgiveable. Then Marion Brownlie provides an excerpt from her autobiography, Facing Demons. Terry Mullenbach talks about the relationship between mind and body in The Two of You. And finally this week, Stefanie Miller has a moving story about a dog she rescued, the amazing Grace, and her puppies.

Firstly this week, Mark Tyrrell explains why women love romance (and why some men are so bad at it). Noreen Sumpter describes how to overcome fear and limiting beliefs. Ken MacLean talks about Ascension and multi-dimensional reality. And finally this week, Peter Bloch says that rationality is frequently forgotten in these times of focus on releasing emotions and being heart-centered. However, to live a healthy life, we are dependent upon many types of rational thought.