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Needing approval is tantamount to saying, ‘Your view of me is more important than my own opinion of myself’– Dr Wayne W. Dyer. The problem is they can change their ideas at anytime, will you change for that also? How can we be okay with who we are and our ideas and also with others ideas and how they are or how they look? We can't have peace without saying to ourselves, my opinion is right and your opinion is right... what is my opinion of my, of you? Do you share your approval of others, of yourself? Let's explore, it can all be very confusing let's discuss! IN the end it's all about how I want to feel.

"Happiness is when what you think, what you say and what you do is in harmony." Mahatma Gandhi Not many of us are actually in harmony, we explore how we can come into harmony with ourselves? When we aren't in harmony, we are in a kind of a chasm within. We can become conscious and mindful of how we do this and free ourselves in new ways.

Nobody else knows your reason for being. You do. Your bliss guides you." Esther Hicks. How to follow your bliss and find your passion. Let's explore what your bliss is and what to do to follow this. When we find our passion life feels more full. You don't have to make it your full time, just incorporate it into your life, a little at a time. When you follow your bliss and drop even just a little life feels more fulfilling and full. Doing this can change your life. Let's explore how to find that bliss and passion....you might be surprised at what you discover.

A distressing meditation....from Jill. Today so many of us are deeply stressed...join us for a quick destressing meditation. When we become conscious or mindful of our stress we can catch ourselves before we drop into stress. Take a few minutes with Jill and remember you can book a session with her through earthtriberadio.com. :)

Let's take another listen to Dorje...as he shares how he overcame fear and suffering as he climbed over the Himalayas fro 30 days to escape Tibet. No blankets to sleep in or special jacket or shoes. He survived the deadly cold and survived the unsurvivable. Finding happiness within suffering, finding new ways to change your life. Tibetan Buddhism Dorje shares how he finds happiness within suffering, why it works and how he does it. Having climbed across the Himalayas in sub (30 degrees below F) zero conditions for thirty days to reach a better life, he discovered how to move beyond pain, suffering and fear to find a new life. He explores how he sees people suffering and gives wisdom and ideas to help move beyond. Join us as we chat with Dorje and listen to his wisdom. www.mandalarestaurantllc.com, check out their website for info on their Tibetan Foundation.

"There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle.” Albert Einstein. We can live life in awe and it this gives us such joy of life. Many of us forget that there are so many miracles in our life and in our days. Electricity is a miracle, running water and hot water are miracles. If we can lear how to practice coming into a state of awe, we can get through our stressful or difficult lives. Perhaps look for miracles today, there are miracles happening in so many moments of our day. Let's live a day of consciousness in the miracles in our day. We are all gifted by miracles when we pay attention.

Post traumatic Growth. New studies show that 90% of people thrive after challenges. Post traumatic growth isn't getting back to where you were before, it's about thriving beyond that point - achieving heightened states of joy and awareness. It's the struggle that changes the individual, not the event. This is a concept similar to resilience, but distinct from it. Two psychologist coined this term - Richard Tedeschi and Lawrence Calhoun. Post-traumatic growth is positive change that occurs in the aftermath of struggling with any major life crisis or traumatic event. Each person is different for each person. Post-traumatic growth is a process, not an outcome, and typically involves developing positive responses in these areas: appreciation of life, enhanced relationships with others, new possibilities in life, newly identified personal strength, and spiritual or existential change. Dr Calhoun's book is Posttrumatic Growth Theory, Research, and Application.

Change the way we look at problems and creative solutions can come to us. A solution is always out there, if we don't get stuck in the problem . There's always a solution, but if I'm locked into the idea that there is no solution we won't find it. We can change a problem from being a problem to being a challenge with a change in focus. When we focus on the solution we become empowered. So often, we tend to be tethered into our stuck pathways of behavior and thinking. Change the pathways of thinking and find creative solutions. We so often say to children, "No it's not possible." When we take their ideas and put it into a different frame, they can help us to find our solutions. When we allow our children to find their own solutions, it makes them strong and confident. strong

Why finding and transforming our core beliefs can help us to find more joy, happiness and consciousness. Let's explore what our deepest core beliefs are, why it's important, how we can find them and what we can do to transform them. Were you seen, heard, acknowledged, loved? Our beliefs are important, how they are layered and why that can be so frustrating. What you believe about yourself is what you express in the world. How we overcome that and how it brings us gifts when we do. Without judging the people in my life who were unkind, how can I dropping and finding thatjudgement transforms us. All of this has transformed us and makes us lighter.

Ancestors. Why working with ancestors is so powerful. How can we do that and why it's so beneficial. The vibrations go on forever and influence us as a part of our physical, our emotional and our spiritual. Let's explore how our ancestors are helping and in some cases guiding us ...in ways we don't yet understand. When we can look at them without judgment, we can discover the strengths and gifts they have and are giving us. If they weren't who you'd like them to have been...you can find in their essence strengths. Forgiveness is powerful. You might not be able to forgive what they've done, but rather their essence which is always light....under all the 'stuff.' www.earthtriberadio.com www.fengshuituning.com Feng Shui Tuning Udemy course in a new way to use Feng Shui

" It's not the strongest of the species that survives, but rather, that which is most adaptable to change." Charles Darwin Let's explore how to respond rather than react! Let's go deep within and discover how to adapt to all of the changes that we are facing in these times? Most of us try to avoid change at all costs....it feels safer. We no longer have the ability to stop the changes that are happening, but we can manage our reactions and take back the power in our life. How can I be flexible? How can I live my life flowing with change and enjoying my life?

Dreaming, memories...our cupboard of curiosities. Our dreams and memories speak to us to help us to expand and find truths in our life. Let's explore! Do you remember your dreams, or parts of them? Do you have memories that pop up from time to time? These are important to take note of and allow them to speak. We can gather truths, messages and guidance from these portals of wisdom and guidance. Ask ourselves, how does this memory or dream feel to me . Keep taking it out and asking the same question, in time you can find messages from the other side.

Join us for a chakra balancing and stress easing meditation. In these times of stress and confusion, it's so helpful to balance our chakras and take a little time to go inwards to our natural balance. Our chakras control our body and mind. We can use a simple balancing meditation which can ease stress and make it easier for us to access our natural light. Then we move into another meditation to bring us into the peace and light that we are. Taking the time each day to do this can really help us in these times. www.earthtriberadio.com

How trees can help us in this time of stressl. Studies have found that spending time around trees, even looking at trees can reduces stress, lower blood pressure and improve our mood. "Trees are sanctuaries. Whoever knows how to speak to them, whoever knows how to listen to them, can know the truth." Hermann Hesse. They are here for us in so many ways if we just know how to be with them. and we help them. They are healers, guides and are always ready to help. These studies show that both exercising in forests and simply sitting looking at trees reduce blood pressure as well as the damaging stress-related hormones cortisol and adrenaline. They soothe us. Think of trees as your friend.

Adyashanatı says, "The truth is you can’t try to let go…trying is the opposite of letting go…to let go is to relinquish trying to let go and is much more like letting it be" Let's explore how we can do this! We are told to "Just let it go,' but mostly we can't. Why can't we? What can we do to just "let it be?" When we let go of trying and move into being amazing opening happen....Let's explore!

We chat about Dr Zack Bush's experience with bringing people back from the dead. These patients found complete acceptance, as if embraced by the Universe. They asked, "Why did you bring me back?" Why is this and how can we find this acceptance and completeness in life? He shares that most of us are walking around feeling lonely and often isolated. After experiencing death and the complete acceptance many realize that this is within them. We ask how can we find this and what can we do to find this? Dr Zach Bush shares that death is not an end point, but a transformation. He was head of ICU and was able to bring many back from death and their stories are all so similar.

Only the body dies...let's not run from death, but run to life! Many of us are fearful of death and even though we don't know it, we try to avoid anything to do with it. What we heard and experienced of death as a child can cloud our life. How can we embrace the fact that everything dies, clear away the cobwebs of what others thought or think of death and fully live our lives. Our idea of death is tied to what we heard and experienced in childhood from our parents, religion, teachers etc. Let's unravel that and begin to realize that we never die - only our body ever dies.

Let's travel with Jill to Agadez and the Sahara in Niger. What does she find and what realizations does it bring to her. She shares her experiences in the desert and how it affected her and the gifts she found through it. Jill experiences being a woman in a generally man's desert world. Breakfast was a bread made in the embers in the desert sand and lots of tea. Finding shade during the middle of the day to rest and then off again as it cools. It's hard to imagine how wonderful canned veggies can taste, when you have nothing else. Being serenaded by Taureg and his guitar as she slept under the stars. We're going to rebroadcast the other shows we have on Niger soon:) The painting is Leslie Clark's

Once we think we have found a truth we have arrived at a conclusion, we've closedown minds we've stopped seeing the world afresh. We begin judging and evaluating every situation and event according to the conclusion, according to what we believe is true. We then remain in the past. The mind looses it's sharpness, because we think we have the answer. Exploration stops. There is no truth no matter how high minded that is true for everything and at all times. Once this happens this truth owns us rather than sets us free. When we have beliefs we feel more secure and when we release beliefs we can feel fearful, but in time it frees us. . Constructs make us feel safe....at least we think. When we release these we can find our true balance and move within into how we are. Where are the constructs in my life and how can I identify them and thenexplore them.

"One of the most responsible things we can do is to become more of a child." Wayne Dyer How can we live a life in awe, a life now, a life beyond seriousness and back into playfulness. joy and delight in life. When we find playfulness and awe in our day, we can find greater joy, peace and delight in our life. What can I do re-find this ease and delight in my life. Finding fun ways to do what you always do. We tend to become serious and locked into our logical brain, we can have both the logical and the creative. How can we do this? Take ourselves out of the frustration by being as children and finding new meaning in our life. We can find new freedom!