Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “peace”
Do you need to clear emotional clutter?
Can we really reboot ourselves and clear the baggage of adversity, insult, trauma and pain that many of us carry around in one form or another?
Donald Altman’s new book “Clearing Emotional Clutter” is a wonderful guide to managing our lives more intelligently. He helps dissolve past issues and provides powerful mindfulness methods to live in more peace and fulfillment.
Tune into this important interview to learn how to live on top of your game.
The Brussels terror attacks remind us, at least those of us able to think for ourselves, of the root causes of terrorism the media never report, how much you can’t trust the “official” word on who’s responsible and how the attacks unfolded and how our leaders, the media elite and the population at large can’t muster a peep for peace, only more war mongering. Elsewhere in this program, the global master forecaster breaks down the Fed’s no-rate-hikes-now stance and why gold still shines.
Andrew Harvey is an internationally renowned religious scholar, writer, teacher, and author of over thirty books. He is the founder of the Institute of Sacred Activism, an international organization dedicated to inspiring people to become more involved in challenging our social and global crises and to commit themselves to peace and sustainability. Andrew was born in India and studied and taught at Oxford University where he was the university’s youngest fellow at age 21 teaching Shakespeare and French literature. He is perhaps best known for having explored all the different religions in depth and has reinterpreted them in a passionate manner that preserves their meaning and significance for our own time. In 1993, BBC featured him in a documentary “The Making of a Modern Mystic.” Andrew has received many awards for his writings including the Benjamin Franklin Award. Among his many books are “The Hope: A Guide To Sacred Activism” which won the Nautilus Silver Award for Social Change, and more recently “Play Life More Beautifully: Conversations with Seymour,” which recounts his friendship with the renowned American pianist and composer Seymour Bernstein. Andrew’s website is AndrewHarvey.net
Eleanor LeCain discusses stopping terrorism and promoting peace with Barbara Wien, a world leader in peace education and teacher at American University in Washington, DC.
The host Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks speaks with Robin Grant, a Marriage & Family Therapist (MFT). Robin has almost 20 years of experience in her field and 6 of those years have been working almost exclusively with military members, veterans, and their families.
On Today’s Heart of Mind Radio we feature the inspirational work of Michael Bernard Beckwith with excerpts from his audio program Your Life’s Purpose. Kathryn Davis, host of Heart Of Mind Radio will introduce her new Mission Statement and creation of a new opportunity to network in the support of each others creative efforts and manifestation of peace and prosperity within our lives.
Michael Bernard Beckwith is the founder and spiritual director of the Agape International community in Los Angeles. He is the featured teacher in the film The Secret, and has appeared on The Operah Winfrey Show, Lary King Live, Tavis Smiley, and his own PBS Special. His books include Spiritual Liberation, The Answer is You and Life Visioning. You will find information about his audio programs at SoundsTrue.com
This week’s program offers two perspectives on global capitalism and permanent war. Sociologist William Robinson makes the case that the present state of capitalism may be a “systemic crisis,” something not seen in centuries. Then peace advocate Kathy Kelly relates her experiences, from Afghanistan to US prisons, and refutes the notion of”humanitarian war.”
William Robinson teaches Sociology at UC Santa Barbara. Kathy Kelly is the founder of Voices for Creative Nonviolence.
At the depths of the first world war in 1915, about 1200 women from around the world met at The Hague to try to bring an end to that blood drenched disaster. As they celebrate their centennial, there’s much to learn from the past that remains in today’s news, many crucial topics needing attention. Guest on this Keeping Democracy Alive …
An in-depth look at why we should not be drilling in the arctic ocean. The public comment period on the government’s plan to implement mandatory vaccination ends soon – why you should get involved. Eat at your own risk – FDA and GMOs. And much more in commentaries. Also, perceiving our world clearly to initiate systematic change, with Professor Glen Martin.
