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721. Efrat Shokef

NDE, Soul Choice, and Spiritual Parenting Summary: A near-death experience reshaped this conversation about consciousness, death, and what it means to parent from a deeper spiritual perspective. The discussion explores pre-birth soul choice,...

713. Tree Wiseblood 2nd Interview

Trauma Healing, Kundalini, and Embodied Awakening Summary: Tree explores how trauma stored in the body and nervous system can block genuine awakening. The conversation also looks at Kundalini, conscious parenting, Meher Baba’s planes of...

648. Karen V. Johnson

Grief, Death, and Life on the Other Side Summary: This conversation explores grief, death, and the possibility of ongoing connection with loved ones on the other side. It also looks at shamanic and Buddhist-inspired practices for healing,...

628. Betty Kovacs

Death Is a Miracle, Not an End Summary: This conversation explores death as a transition rather than an ending, along with direct visionary experience and the implications of consciousness being primary. It also traces an ancient hidden tradition...

614. Clay Lomakayu Miller

Clay Lomakayu Miller: Living at the Center of the Circle Summary: This conversation explores a nondual shamanic approach to healing that uses the circle as a metaphor for true presence and centered living. It also looks at Soul Dreaming,...

519. Cynthia Lane, 2nd Interview

FirstLight, Grace, and the Body as Divine Light Summary: A conversation about moving from identification with density into recognition of divine Light, and about how that shift can be embodied through the body, the senses, and healing. The...

478. Sandra Ingerman

Sandra Ingerman, MA, is an award-winning author of twelve books, including: Soul Retrieval: Mending the Fragmented Self, Medicine for the Earth: How to Transform Personal and Environmental Toxins, Walking in Light: The Everyday Empowerment of a...

422. John Lockley

John Lockley is a traditionally trained African Shaman known as a Sangoma from Nelson Mandela's tribe, the Xhosa nation. He also has a background in Zen Buddhism and was a student of the late Zen Master Su Bong from South Korea. He holds an...

408. Hoksila Lakota (Lakota John)

Hoksila Lakota, commonly known as Lakota John is a Native American whose heritage comes from Oklahoma and the Great Plains of North America. Many generations ago his people lived in harmony with all things Universal, "uni" meaning One and "verse"...

353. Tree

  “The spiritual journey does not consist in gaining what a person does not have, but in dissipation of ignorance concerning himself and life, and the growth of understanding which begins with spiritual awakening. To find God is to come to...

150. Tom Crockett

Tom Crockett is an ordained minister and spiritual counselor. He is a teacher, lecturer, and student in the Pachakuti Mesa Shamanic tradition, as well as in Buddhism, Advaita Vedanta, and Depth Psychology. He has worked as a spiritual counselor...

32. Cynthia Lane

TM Nun, Kundalini, Non-Doing & First Light Transformations Until I was nine, I lived in one of New York City's "melting pot" neighborhoods, where a wonderful mix of freely mingling cultures, languages and races welcomed me into life on Earth....

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