Is unconditional love an idea you would like to feel? For most of us, it’s a concept we are trying to understand, but for Laurie Seymour, it’s an experience she had with her father who died when she was seven. Since her childhood,

After contending with a toxic neighbor in her urban rowhome, Jacqueline Lauren realized she needed space in a natural setting to restore her energy…she needed a sacred retreat. Now Jacqueline shines her light from a rural farm with her Realign with the...

Perhaps it was her family lineage that called her to become a nurse, or perhaps it was her destiny. Either way, Yvonne Heath spent decades serving people who were suffering, and holding space for their families. When grief hit her own heart,

Growing up in conservative rural religious Oklahoma, the last thing Katherine Skaggs thought she would be was a mystical visionary artist and teacher. One fateful day in her mid 20’s Katherine entered a mystery school where a woman with a crystal ball ...

For most of her life, Berni Slowey has carried the burden of losing her 2 year old sister Rose as her family was evacuating Siagon. In our last interview with Berni, “Setting the Cobra Free” (https://apple.co/2KwhmSo),

After eight years of intense graduate school in clinical psychotherapy for her PhD, Dr Mara Karpel did not remember what made her feel passionate anymore. And she knew that feeling passionate was a key ingredient for happiness.

What do millennials, weed of knowledge, Jesus, going north, and community libraries have in common? Dom Brightmon (code name: Pun-isher), a born-again Christian, author, library assistant, podcaster and professional speaker brings it all together in su...

How can women step out of centuries of conditioning to celebrate ourselves and other women? HeatherAsh Amara has been exploring this question for decades, and now teaches other women as part of her Warrior Goddess community. As you may remember,

Talking to dead people was normal for Sara Troy when she was a child. She just could not figure out why everyone else couldn’t see the people she saw. As you can imagine, this early start being ‘different’ has led Sara to trust her own instincts,

He grew up playing basketball, and Christopher J Wirth loved the sport enough to become a coach and motivate young people to reach for their best game and never give up on themselves. With No Quit Living, Christopher transitioned his lessons in defeat ...