Episodes

  • Living A Fearless Midlife with Pam Radtke

    Living A Fearless Midlife with Pam Radtke
    Apr 28 2024
    HighlightsIntro 0:01Weller and Radtke discuss contrast, storytelling, and fearlessness in midlife.Melanie and Pam reflect on learning to listen and be present in their lives as they age.Women's experiences with judgment, trauma, and healing through sharing secrets and vulnerabilities. 4:10Melanie observes that people often try to control one aspect of their life during difficult times, such as keeping a clean house during a messy divorce.Melanie notes that there is a lot of judgment among mothers and that this judgment can be damaging to relationships.Melanie Weller shares her healing journey with a group of women, including stories of rape and abuse.Pam joins a private Facebook group for women over 40 to share their secrets and vulnerabilities.Trust issues, self-doubt, and healing through personal growth. 9:11Pam and Melanie share experiences of self-doubt and mistrust, rooted in societal expectations and personal experiences.Melanie Weller shares her journey of healing and trusting herself after being gaslit by her mother.Pam relates to Melanie's experience, acknowledging the difficulty of trusting oneself and the societal pressure to conform.Gender roles, expectations, and the impact on mental health. 13:20Melanie shares her perspective on the importance of family meals, citing them as a way to stay attached to the herd and avoid feelings of isolation.Melanie reflects on her childhood experiences with family meals, noting that her parents' messages about being part of the family were often at odds with their actions, leading her to prioritize connection and survival through shared meals.Societal attitudes towards aging and sexuality. 18:02Women's sexuality and desire are often marginalized or dismissed in society.Melanie and Pam discuss societal attitudes towards aging women, including the stigma against older women's sexuality and the importance of community and support for women over 50.Gender roles, leadership, and personal growth after divorce. 21:49Women over 50 can change the world with united leadership.Pam reflects on 30 years of marriage and realizes she missed her 20s while prioritizing work and family.Pam's friends and family helped them realize there were alternatives to their limited perspective on life.Pam learned about human rights, women's rights, and trans rights through her daughters.Marriage and aging. 27:55Melanie shares her insights on long-term relationships, revealing the challenges and lessons learned from her own marriage.Pam reflects on her journey of self-discovery after her marriage ended, highlighting the importance of difficult conversations in relationships.Pam reflects on their journey from journalist to novelist, sharing insights on creative writing and self-discovery.Identity and marriage. 33:29Weller emphasizes importance of self-discovery in long-term relationships.Melanie Weller shares her struggles with balancing work and personal life as a school mom, feeling excluded from social circles and struggling with loneliness.Pam discusses her experience as a Gemini, feeling like they have two different personalities depending on the situation.Gender roles, identity, and relationships. 38:03Middle-aged women navigating identity and relationships in a spiritual revolution.Melanie Weller discusses how our fears and habits are not just our own, but are also passed down through generations.Societal beauty standards and their impact on self-esteem. 44:39Pam shares personal experiences with cultural beliefs around beauty and body image, feeling inadequate and unvalued.Melanie discusses the fear of women owning their sexuality and the power structures that exist to maintain control.Pam reflects on mother's past experiences and how they may have influenced her upbringing.Pam finds solace in meditation and slowing down her life to appreciate things more.Meditation, contrast, and holding opposites as true. 50:20Melanie Weller suggests that people with Body Dysmorphia have difficulty seeing themselves clearly due to lower activity in the visual parts of their brain.Pam agrees that not taking time to slow down and appreciate contrast in life can lead to creating more trauma and drama, and suggests that curiosity and creativity are key to a long happy life.Meditation can help individuals hold two different realities at once and handle chaos with grace.Links:Pam's Blog: https://pamradtke.substack.com/
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    1 hr
  • Persistence and Resilience wiht Nick Prefontaine

    Persistence and Resilience wiht Nick Prefontaine
    Apr 10 2024
    HighlightsSnowboarding accident and recovery with Nick Prefontaine. 0:01Nick Prefontaine shares his inspiring story of overcoming a life-threatening snowboarding accident.Nick excitedly describes their experience snowboarding at a mountain, mentioning the terrain park and the jump they attempted.Nick recounts the moment he caught the edge of his snowboard while approaching the jump, causing him to wipe out.Near-fatal snowboarding accident and recovery journey. 3:42Nick's near-fatal accident led to intubation by a paramedic who saved his life.Doctors induced coma to reduce swelling.Nick went to UMass Memorial Medical Center two years after his accident to speak at a groundbreaking ceremony, where he visited the ICU where he received initial care.Nick had no conscious memory of his time in the ICU, but he felt like everything and everyone in the hospital was familiar to him.Using energy and support for recovery after a near-death experience. 10:49Nick overheard parents discussing recovery plan with doctors. His mother wouldn't let them discuss the negatives around Nick's unconscious body.Nick trusted his inner voice and followed it to make a full recovery, which later led to his current work helping others.Nick's parents had someone perform Reiki on them while in a partially induced coma.Nick's advocate helped him get off medication and drugs as soon as they were clear to walk, allowing his body to heal naturally.Overcoming trauma and building resilience through persistence and training. 16:53Nick overcomes trauma and achieves goal of "running out of hospital" after persistent effort.Nick struggles with returning to school after coma and snowboarding accident.Nick starts his career in real estate by knocking on doors of homeowners who had missed mortgage payments, without proper training or support.Nick finds a mentor and starts to perform well in his new career.Inner voice and trauma recovery with a former real estate agent. 22:33Melanie Weller: impressed by mother's positive attitude after coma, credits her for not limiting Nick's potential.Nick: Believes everyone has inner voice and stresses how important it is.Nick grew up in a real estate family and got his real estate license in 2008.Nick helped his dad market and sell investment properties, shifting their income from real estate to investing.Helping renters and homebuyers remove doubt and build trust through a process. 30:10Nick helps renters remove doubt and build trust in themselves and the process, leading to successful homeownership.Nick's systems and tools help associates across the country achieve similar success, sharing his story from the stage and helping others overcome challenges.Voice in the back of his head disappeared after connecting with mentor, Tricia Brooke.Integrating natural and modern medicine for healing. 36:35Melanie shares her experience with Reiki and cranial sacral therapy, discussing their impact on her life and family.Nick believes his recovery was possible because of a combination of modern medicine and natural therapies, including acupuncture, colonics, and Tui Na massage.Voice issues after an accident and subsequent treatments with Botox and other therapies. 41:54Nick discussed his journey with voice issues and various treatments, including Botox and natural therapies.Doctor noted improvement in Nick's voice despite needing more Botox treatments, suggesting natural therapies were effective.Optimizing energy and recovery after a stroke using affirmations, therapy, and self-care. 47:23Nick recalls how social activities, like lunch with friends, helped him enter therapy sessions in a better mental state.Nick describes how affirmations in his hospital room helped keep his energy high and motivated him to work towards his goals.Nick struggled with doubts about his ability to walk again, but his mother's support helped him stay positive and focused on his recovery.Nick recounts journey with voice issues, including Botox treatments and a half marathon.Nick emphasizes importance of perseverance and keeping going towards goals.Persistence and resilience in overcoming challenges. 55:56Melanie and Nick discuss persistence in achieving goals, with persistence leading to predictability and structure in life.Nick shares his frustration with people telling him to be grateful for small improvements instead of believing he can be 100% back to normal.Nick's voice improved significantly after years of Botox injections.Nick still sees improvements in voice quality despite last injection 4 years ago.Meditation, mindfulness, and personal growth. 1:03:36Nick reflects on the benefits of meditation, citing its ability to help individuals quiet their minds and handle noise more effectively.Melanie discusses the power of affirmations and how they can shape our language and thought patterns, even subconsciously.Melanie and Nick discuss the importance of taking care of one's body as one's spiritual home.They emphasize the importance of being ...
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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • Hypnosis For Faster Change with Dr. Tara Perry

    Hypnosis For Faster Change with Dr. Tara Perry
    Mar 3 2024
    Show NotesFinding pleasure and joy through core trauma transformation. 0:01 Dr. Tara Perry helps clients find pleasure, joy, and freedom through core trauma transformation.Transitioning from in-person to virtual therapy and healing. 1:50 Dr. Tara Perry discusses transition from acupuncture to hypnosis, working virtually, and the impact of trauma on mental health.The power of the subconscious mind and its impact on our well-being. 4:05 Dr. Tara Perry explains that the subconscious mind processes 40 million bits of information per second, compared to the conscious brain's 40 bits per second. Dr. Tara Perry and Melanie Weller discuss the idea that the subconscious mind drives the train, with the conscious mind only processing a small percentage of information. Dr. Tara Perry highlights the complexity of the human body's internal systems and the importance of meditation in connecting with one's own intelligence and regulating homeostasis. Dr. Tara Perry and Melanie Weller discuss the potential benefits of meditation in resolving issues and returning to a more optimal state of being.Hypnosis effectiveness and practitioner dependence. 9:51 Melanie Weller shares her experience with hypnotherapy and the importance of finding the right practitioner for the desired outcome. Dr. Tara Perry discusses the practitioner-dependent nature of hypnosis and acupuncture, and the importance of looking at outcomes when selecting a practitioner.Emotional harmony, Chinese medicine, and practitioner effectiveness. 12:54 Dr. Tara Perry shares insights on the power of heart and brain coherence in healing, citing Dr. Joe Dispenza's work. Melanie Weller discusses the importance of acceptance and social anxiety, explaining why people may stay in unhealthy relationships or fear public speaking. Chinese medicine views emotional disharmony as a blockage in the body's energy flow, leading to disease.Healing, hypnosis, and brain science. 17:38 Dr. Tara Perry found deeper healing through connecting with subconscious rather than relying on practitioner's magic. Melanie Weller discusses the importance of changing habits and beliefs to achieve personal growth. She references Tony Robbins' teachings on the need to change and the brain's preference for familiar habits, highlighting the importance of making a conscious effort to shift towards what you want. Dr. Tara Perry helps people confront and change deep-seated fears and beliefs that have been holding them back, using techniques such as neuroplasticity and archetypes. Melanie Weller agrees that the brain is more malleable than previously thought, and that changing one's personality and consciousness is possible through various methods.Personal growth, mindset, and critical thinking. 23:48 Melanie Weller and Dr. Tara Perry discuss the importance of asking better questions to achieve success and happiness. Dr. Tara Perry emphasizes the need to be mindful of biased research studies with financial interests at play.Subconscious mind healing and sustaining results. 26:42 Dr. Tara Perry shares stories of people experiencing significant relief from chronic pain, migraines, and panic attacks through rewiring their subconscious minds. The root of these issues is often found in our interpretations of ourselves, the world, and other people, rather than the events themselves. Dr. Tara Perry describes common emotional struggles in therapy intake forms, seeking peace, freedom, and joy. Melanie Weller and Dr. Tara Perry discuss the concept of contrast in the nervous system, with Melanie explaining how contrast is necessary for learning and growth, and Dr. Tara Perry agreeing that contrast is a fundamental law of life. Dr. Tara Perry uses the analogy of a stock market to explain how life is full of ups and downs, but with the right tools, people can learn to navigate these changes and sustain their progress over time.Unconscious mind and healing with Dr. Tara Perry. 32:42 Dr. Tara Perry explains that the key to solving personal issues is to access the subconscious mind, which is responsible for 90% of our thoughts and actions. Dr. Tara Perry offers a 90-day program with three sessions, a mastermind group, and additional modules to help individuals rewire their neural pathways and achieve their desired state of being. Dr. Tara Perry discusses her podcast "Next Level Healing" and her approach to helping people overcome unnecessary suffering through neuroscience and metaphors. Listeners can connect with Dr. Perry through her podcast, website, or by texting her to schedule a zoom call for her unzip meditation.
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    38 mins
  • Outer to Inner Medicine with Kerri Hummingbird

    Outer to Inner Medicine with Kerri Hummingbird
    Aug 3 2023
    The transition from outer medicine to inner medicine. 0:01 Melanie introduces her guest for this episode, Kerri Hummingbird, medicine woman, mother and mentor, and founder of inner medicine training and mystery school. The transition from outer medicine to inner medicine. The power is outside of yourself to do anythingHow to get out of your own way. 4:06 Her journey from western medicine to shamanism and energy medicine, and how it led her to yoga, a spiritual mentor, medicine and shamanic teachers. Her journey into the mystery of her own experience. The need for knowing that western society misses out on the power of the word mystery in their culture, and why people are addicted to knowing everything. How to tap into the timelessBeing addicted to being right exactly. 8:31 Being addicted to being right, and how this is challenging for the western mind and conditioned mind. China outlawed qigong many years ago to prevent people from knowing their inner being. People are trying to control you and what they want you to do. People are addicted to talking and not good at listening.There is not one reality for everyone. 12:39 The paradox that boggles people's minds is that there is not one reality for everyone. There are 8 billion realities on the planet. The importance of curiosity. You are the only subject that matters, and your nervous system and your body is going to respond differently and have a different relationship with intuition. Everything on the planet is interrelated.The power of the story. 16:55 The power of story, the stories people tell each other, the stories they tell about each other, and how they influence each other. The neuroscience of storytelling. Louis Madrona's method is effective because it gets out into the open the story that everyone's telling and makes accountability for every person to own their own story. Privacy practices are killing us.Secrets can keep you sick. 20:49 Secrets keep us sick. They are not isolated. They have energy associated with them. Anyone who is empathic or psychic or sensitive can feel that the whole truth isn't exposed. The loss of shamanic traditions has caused us to have more built up trauma than we have ever had.Being isolated from the tribe. 23:59 Being isolated from the herd is such a big threat, and that is a really old ancestral reptilian brain truth. The talking stick circle gives every person a chance to voice what they need to voice. The importance of listening to all perspectives to be in harmony with the environment, not just humans, but all of life on the planet. The gift of having two ears.cardinal directions and the center. 28:04 The book is organized in cardinal directions, north, south, east, west, and center. The west helps us feel everything, see the beauty, and claim the wisdom from the wound. The north helps us navigate our multi-dimensional self. The east helps us nudge through synchronicity, message, curiosity and experiments along the path of greater discovery. Everything on earth is something that has medicine and guidance.How to set an intention for your medicine journey. 32:34 How the book leads people through a medicine journey, and why the book is architected this way. How people can get more information about Kerri and her work. The middle way is the path that embraces everything that life has to offer. Carrie shares her book and her medicine.
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    37 mins
  • Fearless Finances with Marigny deMauriac

    Fearless Finances with Marigny deMauriac
    Jul 10 2023
    Introduction to Marigny's background. 0:01 Marigny's background in finance and mental health. Everyone wants more money without having to talk about it. How her mental health background has served her.The importance of building a relationship with your financial planner. 3:12 Everyone has their own stresses and anxieties about money. Historically, financial institutions have been transactional. The value of a financial planner. The most difficult challenges women face financially. The gender wealth gap is even larger than the pay gap. Racism and redlining.Life transitions that impact financial decisions. 9:24 The financial aspects of a divorce. Community property state in louisiana. Major life transitions, divorce, marriage, job loss and career changes. Health insurance.The cost of not having a financial advisor. 14:30 The cost of not having someone help you. Stress drives poor decision making. How trauma and family patterns play a role. Having a second person there.Pain points in the financial services industry. 18:32 Pain points in the financial services industry. How to determine the best fit for you. How to communicate with a financial planner. Fiduciary has confidentiality standards.Risk tolerance level. 22:07 The general investment climate right now. Risk tolerance level is not a comfort level. The importance of having a stable foundation. Specific goals and needs for each account.Who is on your team? 26:08 The importance of having a good financial planner. Art helps the brain and taps into the subconscious. Art is a practice for her.The importance of hobbies and time for them. 29:34 Hobbies are important to stay balanced. Putting things on the calendar to give yourself permission. Why art is important in the healthcare industry. The cost of not doing it.Using art as a deterrent for discipline. 33:07 Art as a deterrent from long-standing patterns. A technique called neuro-graphic art. How her mom is an expert in mind-body medicine. How to get more information about Marigny.
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    38 mins
  • Mary Magdalene and Addiction Recovery with Mary Henlin

    Mary Magdalene and Addiction Recovery with Mary Henlin
    Mar 2 2024
    You won't find Mary Henlin's extraordinary addiction recovery story anywhere else. From federal arrest and massive physical wounds to getting clean, you will be inspired and in awe of how Mary Magdalene showed up every step of the way. It will leave you asking how Mary Magdelene is alive in your life. Connect with Mary on Instagram @MaryHenlin Shop in her Etsy shop Show Notes: Art, spirituality, and personal growth with an artist. 3:48 Mary Henlin creates beautiful Black Madonna and dark goddess statues and figurines.Melanie Weller and Mary Henlin reflect on their transformative journey through India, sharing stories of resilience and spiritual growth. Art, addiction, and recovery. 7:22 In the late 90s, the Mary started their art journey by creating a controversial piece on Mary Magdalene, which led to attention and a scholarship.Mary moved to the Bay Area to study fine art photography at Academy of Art University, where they lived above a DIY music venue and collaborated with artists and musicians.Mary Henlin recounts a harrowing experience at a metal festival in Germany, where they fell off a platform and was rushed to a hospital without their passport or ID.Mary Henlin hitchhiked back to the festival and later learned that the tour promoter had died in a car crash on the autobahn.Mary Henlin describes their experience with opioid addiction, starting with a fractured spine and subsequent surgery, and how they became addicted to prescription painkillers and eventually turned to illegal drugs.Mary Henlin's addiction led to a decline in their academic performance and photography career, and they eventually became bedridden due to their addiction. Addiction, rehab, and recovery. 15:46 Mary describes their addiction to prescription medication and rehab experience.Mary describes feeling lost and depressed after moving to a new house in a remote area, with numb limbs and a lack of interest in life.Mary's symptoms improve after months, with their hands suddenly pouring sweat in the kitchen. Addiction and recovery in Portland, Oregon. 19:58 Mary describes feeling numb and disconnected from their 20s due to addiction, leading to feelings of loneliness and isolation.Mary moves out of their parents' house and back into the city, where they face new temptations and old habits.Mary describes their experience with addiction in a small town, including the availability of drugs and the impact on their family.Mary moves to Portland, Oregon to escape their past and find new opportunities, citing the city's reputation for vice and debauchery. Addiction and mental health in Portland, Oregon. 25:58 Portland, OR has become an "open air asylum" with untreated mental health issues and drug abuse, despite making money from these issues.Melanie Weller asks Mary Henlin about their experience in rehab and the gap between what was offered and what they needed. Addiction, loneliness, and spirituality. 29:40 Mary Henlin describes their home as "a hoarder house of antique statues and roses" and how it became overtaken by their collection during a time of loneliness and addiction.Mary Henlin shares experiences of being robbed and kidnapped multiple times during this period, highlighting the dangerous and unpredictable nature of their situation. Kidnapping, addiction, and self-harm. 32:53 Mary Henlin describes being kidnapped and held captive by a man who was a gambling addict, who would force them to give him money and take their business.Mary Henlin eventually escaped and barricaded themselves in their house, feeling traumatized and scared of everyone.Mary Henlin describes experiencing severe foot wounds that were not healing properly, causing intense pain and discomfort.Mary Henlin tried going to the hospital but was unable to receive proper treatment due to lack of insurance and being openly judged for their drug use. Loneliness, addiction, and near-death experiences. 38:33 Mary struggles with personal issues, interprets crow's death as omen of impending doom.Melanie Weller shares her experience with loneliness and isolation, feeling trapped and unable to ask for help. Arrest, medical care, and legal proceedings. 42:03 Mary Henlin was arrested by marshals and taken to a federal courthouse, where they were told they faced 10 years in prison.Mary Henlin was taken to a hospital due to their poor health, and was handcuffed to a bed.Melanie Weller describes being handcuffed to a bed and facing federal conspiracy charges, feeling trapped and scared for her life.Mary Henlin recounts being chained and monitored 24/7 in a hospital, feeling violated and traumatized by the medical treatment.Mary Henlin describes being shackled to their hands while in the hospital for a drug overdose, with wounds on their arms and legs that were caused by the shackles.Mary Henlin talks to marshals in the hospital, who are older retired men paid to guard people, starting on day 9 or 10 of their hospitalization. Addiction, recovery, and incarceration. 49:56...
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  • QiGong and Nervous System Health with Scott Roos

    QiGong and Nervous System Health with Scott Roos
    Oct 22 2023
    Qigong as a nervous system regulation tool. 0:01 Melanie Weller and Scott discuss Qi Gong as a nervous system regulation tool, with a focus on energy channels and their function in modern exercise. Melanie Weller discovers parallels between her nervous system regulation teachings and traditional Chinese energetic practices, despite politics and cultural shifts in China. Melanie Weller and Scott discuss how art and meditation can become a threat to those in power, citing examples from history.Exercise and its role in modern society. 6:38 Exercise may not solve the underlying problems of modern society, despite being good for mental health. Scott highlights the importance of exercise for those who are not moving much, citing the potential negative effects of a sedentary lifestyle on the human body. Scott expresses surprise at the high cost of some exercise classes, such as a cycling class in San Francisco, and questions the value of paying for a structured exercise session when a gym membership can provide similar benefits at a lower cost. Idolizing a 20-year-old coach on a bicycle, revealing a lack of connectivity in society.Exercise, loneliness, and vision with a focus on nervous system regulation. 13:05 Exercise and nature connection can alleviate loneliness and improve mental health. Melanie Weller reflects on the impact of her surroundings on her vision, wondering if living in a different environment would have affected her need for glasses as she ages. Weller's husband's classmate creates makeshift glasses for people in Africa, highlighting the accessibility issue for those without proper vision care. Exercises impact five sensory systems: visual, vestibular, proprioceptive, somatosensory, and interoceptive.Dantian and joint mobility in Qi Gong and Tai Chi. 19:42 Dantian is a concept in Qi Gong and Tai Chi, referring to a storehouse of qi in the body. Melanie Weller discusses the importance of joint mobility in maintaining body health, citing examples from her visceral mobile mobilization training. Scott explains that stuck qi in joints can cause pain and limit the body's functioning, and provides examples of joint mobility exercises to open up the chi flow.Body movement and energy flow in Chinese philosophy and meditation. 24:11 Melanie Weller explains how Tai Chi movements can help treat trauma by increasing shock absorption and resolving stuckness in the body. Master Zhang's response to his students' concerns about training after retirement is to continue doing circles, which involves moving the body in various planes to keep the energy flowing. Melanie Weller explains how the Chinese philosophy views the body as consisting of different planes, including the coronal plane, which is involved in movement and posture. Scott discusses the microcosmic orbit meditation practice in the secret meditative tradition, which involves moving awareness up and down the body's energy channels for optimal health and awareness. Weller finds geometric patterns in body & cosmos, connecting alignment to cosmic rhythms.Vedic philosophy and alignment with spirit. 31:54 Scott discusses alignment with self, family, community, nation, world, and spirit as key to achieving bliss and well-being. Guru's plea for people's rights leads to his death by boiling. Enlightened state is achieved when one aligns with spirit, losing desire for external things. Melanie Weller discusses the concept of contrast in our lives, how it can be both positive and negative, and how it affects our ability to find meaning and pleasure. Weller and Scott explore how seeking pleasure can sometimes lead to more painful experiences, and how finding healthy contrast can help us enjoy life more fully.Spirituality, contrast, and nervous system regulation. 42:22 Scott suggests that contrast and the contrast of the collective can be soothing to the nervous system, potentially reducing drama in one's life. Scott and Melanie discuss the idea that karma can be manifested in the body and soothed through actions that promote relaxation and reduce stress. Melanie Weller discusses how solar in space weather affects the Earth's electromagnetic field, which can be measured in the vagus nerves, and how this relates to medical astrology and nervous system regulation.
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    47 mins
  • Shifting Perspectives: Astrology and the Nervous System with Astrologer Marcia Wade Ep. 3.wav

    Shifting Perspectives: Astrology and the Nervous System with Astrologer Marcia Wade Ep. 3.wav
    Sep 4 2023
    What we bring to what we see and why. 0:01 Astrology is just a framework. Libra and Aries are opposite energies in one way, but in another way, they are very similar astrologically. Astrology has been so valuable in terms of helping with pattern recognition. There is an interplay between the pattern and what the pattern is doing over and over again. Everything is energy. The fundamental difference in yin and yang is not a pattern.How do you shift your perspective on your story? 7:20 We are all wired for what is familiar, not what is right for us. Aries and libra are associated with the cingulate gyrus and the amygdala. Chinese medicine associates the kidneys with fear and the interplay between initiating something different and doing what is safe for you. Aries and Libra bring us to two major turning points in our earth's relationship with the rest of the universe and with our sun and the universe. Astrology of the West. Aries and Libra are very different, but they are also very alike. At each equinox, we are moving towards the light or the darkness of the great mystery. Libra is full of baggage.Aries libra interplay and balance. 14:56 Aries and libra interplay and how they show up in her life and how she is seeing it in her charts right now. The cultural myth that Libra is the one who makes things happen. Letting go of vision boards and manifesting strategies to focus on doing something. Justice is a big word right now. Justice is a puzzle. It's a paradox. As a libra, aries feel like they are often in the balance equally with all the people they care about. Native americans had a strong principle of reciprocity in their culture.Astrology of the West vs. Vedic astrology. 21:37 Sometimes things can come back into reciprocity or balance if at the moment one side is doing more than the other side. Egyptian and Vedic astrology The parallel energy structures that are held in different patterns by different gods like Jupiter, vishnu, shiva and Dionysus. The astrology of the west and the western way of thinking. If one wants to change the world, they have to change themselves. Astrology can help us do that. Every person on earth goes back to one mother, the mitochondrial eve.High contrast trauma. 29:07 Our nervous systems are always seeking contrast, but the nervous system will not let you live a boring story story, one without contrast. The universe is always whacking you upside the head with a two by four. War can take people to a different and yet similar kind of edge. Dionysus and the age of terror.Libra scales. 35:01 For a set of libra scales, there would be four platforms on it versus two, because all humans experience change through alertness, awareness, reward and rest. Nerve firing is a contrast. Aries and libra are the two spots in the zodiac where there are two times of equal balance, the equinox and the full moon. The path to wellness at all levels.The sun is associated with the thalamus. 40:57 The sun is associated with the thalamus, the center of the brain, and is the relay station for everything. The sun fuses together two elements, hydrogen and helium. Nerve cells in the thalamus are associated with the water that is in all of the cells and that fills all of us. Neurotransmitters break down into water when fired. Full moons are the only two celestial bodies that are here on the earth without the moon to stabilize orbit and regulate the waters.What happens when the neuron fires? 47:03 A full moon is a chance for everything to have a different stimulus and to clean house and release patterns that have been holding on to. 10 neurotransmitters do 99% of all functions, but it's more about how they cycle through them than how they live statically. Being present with the cycle is what being present is. The hardest thing as a parent is letting the child live out their own karmic journey and not trying to intervene in it. Holding the tension of the opposites is a contrast.
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    54 mins