Emotions as a gateway to your Soul A conversation based on A course In Miracles Many of us have this sense of longing after a feeling of peace, belonging, trust and love. We often think of life a something getting in the way of this – with all the messy aspects of life, and think that we will be peaceful, happy and whole once this whole mess is over. But what if life with all the confusing, sometimes difficult mess is the curriculum? That everything that brings us out of balance and away from our divine Self, is really the gateway to the Self? Then we might stop trying to get the difficult parts of life over with and instead harvest the great teachings and invitations in life itself. We do this by becoming present with us self´s and life as it unfolds and over and over re-identify with the divine healing power within. Listen to this conversation with a colleague, spiritual teacher and author, Lisa Natoli. Lisa is known for her work in the area of transformation, awakening and healing. She teaches that all healing is of the mind and emphasizes the importance of becoming aware of thoughts, emotions, patterns and beliefs as a way to end suffering, sickness and limitation. Her teachings focus on the power of Consciousness and Presence to heal and this recognition results in inner peace, joy, aliveness and freedom. Her website is http://www.lisanatoli.com I am your host, Kisser Paludan, a spiritual psychologist and author. Read more on about me on www.kisserpaludan.dk

Life after breath – a conversation on what we can learn about life from the afterlife. Based on his near-death experience and past life regressions, Jacob L. Cooper, LCSW, shares insight about the mystery of life on the other side of the veil. In addition to peace and euphoria in the afterlife, we also experience these feelings in the physical world; there is so much more to live for, as we are much more resilient than we imagine. Jacob’s experience provides the guidance for others to experience past-life memories by assisting in the development of self-awareness and finding meaning in their experiences. Jacob holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Reiki Master, Certified Hypnotherapist, and specializes in Past Life Regression Therapy. Enjoy!

Proof of heaven with Eben Alexander.

You can heal yourself, part 3, type 5,6 & 7

IFS and The Enneagram

Get to know your psyche well so you can navigate it and be free. This time we look at type 5, 6 & 7 and the typical internal parts that live in these Enneagramtypes. The IFS (Internal family system) show us how we contain many different internal parts that once arose in an attempt to protect us. They can be contradictory, which is why we can experience conflict within. Perhaps, for example, you long to try something new in your life and a part of you believes in you, while another part holds you back and talks you down. Or you may yearn for more loving close relationships, but something in you holds you back when the opportunity arises. We also contain a Self, an essence or soul that is healing and infinitely loving. When the parts of us that are sometimes stuck in previous ages feel that there is a Self at home that is connected to the universe and unconditionally compassionate, they are healed and go from being destructive, to being valuable support of the inside. When I first started working with IFS, I immediately thought that our inner parts, – our protectors and the emotions we put in exile, must be Enneagram-typical and that it would be possible to draw a map of the different inner parts of the types. That’s why I’m so happy to be able to present these 3 conversations with American Joan Ryan, originally a lawyer, but now working with the Enneagram and, like me, nurding with me – combining these two amazing systems. Please enjoy!

Joan Ryans homepage: www.creativecollaborations.net

You can heal yourself The IFS (Internal family system) show us how we contain many different internal parts that once arose in an attempt to protect us. They can be contradictory, which is why we can experience conflict within. Perhaps, for example, you long to try something new in your life and a part of you believes in you, while another part holds you back and talks you down. Or you may yearn for more loving close relationships, but something in you holds you back when the opportunity arises. We also contain a Self, an essence or soul that is healing and infinitely loving. When the parts of us that are sometimes stuck in previous ages feel that there is a Self at home that is connected to the universe and unconditionally compassionate, they are healed and go from being destructive, to being valuable support of the inside. When I first started working with IFS, I immediately thought that our inner parts, – our protectors and the emotions we put in exile, must be Enneagram-typical and that it would be possible to draw a map of the different inner parts of the types. That’s why I’m so happy to be able to present these 3 upcoming conversations with American Joan Ryan, originally a lawyer, but now working with the Enneagram and, like me, nurding with comparing these two amazing systems. Enjoy.

Joan Ryans homepage: www.creativecollaborations.net

You can heal yourself The IFS (Internal family system) show us how we contain many different internal parts that once arose in an attempt to protect us. They can be contradictory, which is why we can experience conflict within. Perhaps, for example, you long to try something new in your life and a part of you believes in you, while another part holds you back and talks you down. Or you may yearn for more loving close relationships, but something in you holds you back when the opportunity arises. We also contain a Self, an essence or soul that is healing and infinitely loving. When the parts of us that are sometimes stuck in previous ages feel that there is a Self at home that is connected to the universe and unconditionally compassionate, they are healed and go from being destructive, to being valuable support of the inside. When I first started working with IFS, I immediately thought that our inner parts, – our protectors and the emotions we put in exile, must be Enneagram-typical and that it would be possible to draw a map of the different inner parts of the types. That’s why I’m so happy to be able to present these 3 upcoming conversations with American Joan Ryan, originally a lawyer, but now working with the Enneagram and, like me, nurding with comparing these two amazing systems. Enjoy.

Joan Ryans homepage: www.creativecollaborations.net

In this episode of Soultalk, we continue to understand how breathing can affect our lives. I have spoken to Eugenia Altamira, who is an American/Mexican psychologist and senior trainer in Transformational Breath. Just before our talk, I was lucky enough to have a session with Eugenia and I truly felt how amazing this system is. Transformational Breath shows us how we can release old stuck emotions and allow for new wonderful levels of inner freedom and joy.

In this episode of Soultalk I am talking toJames Nestor, an American bestselling author and journalist.It is conversation about the lost art of breathing. It seems that we have forgotten how to breathe and that the way we breath has major impact on our health – both physicallyand psychological. James has travelled around the world to investigate and talk to expects and in this conversation he shares how you can begin to breathe in ways that will transform your life and sustain your heath as well as your psychological and spiritual well-being. I hope you will enjoy this conversation as much as I did.