We all tell stories. Story is how we have learned to frame our experience and make sense of our lives. There are layers of unconscious agreement that pervade our stories and direct our lives in cyclical patterns. Breaking the cycle and charting a new course for our lives takes consciousness and repeated action. Master trainer and transformational leader, Gabriel Nossovitch, along with film maker Barnet Bain and life coach Freeman Michaels discuss story – how stories are formed and how they can be dismantle to improve the quality of our lives. To learn more about Gabriel’s work please go to his website: http://www.gabrielnossovitch.com. Listen to the Full Episode Podcast: Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your...
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Bryan Hubbard has captured and illuminated the evolution of consciousness brilliantly in his new groundbreaking book Time Light. In this book, Bryan clarifies the stages of development and integration required to realize our full potential. This is a wonderful and thought provoking discussion between Bryan and filmmaker Barnet Bain and life coach Freeman Michaels. The journey to become what Bryan calls “time light” is the opportunity of a lifetime (or several life times). Listen to the Full Episode Podcast: Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your...
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In this episode of Cutting Edge Consciousness, Barnet Bain and Freeman Michaels discuss tools and methods for you to reconnect with your body and reclaim your life back! Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your...
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It is hard to know how to describe Kathy Eldon – she is nothing short of “remarkable”. Kathy Eldon is a journalist, filmmaker, activist, artist and mother – mostly Kathy is an inspiration. In this deeply personal and heartfelt episode she tells the extraordinary story of her son Dan Eldon – who was beat and stoned to death covering political and social unrest as a journalist in Somalia. This remarkable story is presently being made into a major motion picture with Julia Roberts playing Kathy. Kathy has a profound perspective on life – this episode is truly beautiful. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your...
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From time to time I am asked what makes a ‘spiritual’ movie? I would love to hear from anyone who can offer an answer. Until then I hope this will do. For all of us learning to generate magical lives, do movies reveal a clue? If the primary reason we are here in the first place is to remember who we are; to ourselves, to each other, to the whole She-bang, then maybe it is our destiny, I hope, to understand and achieve success. To learn to consciously create it. So I am always alert for tips. Here then, some clues to enlightenment I found in the dark. From ACTION HEROES I get what it means to live every moment as if it is my last. To be engaged, involved and committed to a cause. To participate with honor. And the importance of get-up-and-go. LOVE STORIES unfold in enchanted pockets of gracious giving and receiving. They foster my compassion for the loss and hurts of others; physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Very different from opportunism and entitlement. They tease open my heart and mind. SPACE OPERAS AND SCI-FI help me see past the world of form. Beneath the veneer of every alien civilization and dimension await shared universal tests. How do I make a difference? What maps do I make to ease the way for myself and others? To be More. Live more. Stretch more. Forgive more. And what am I prepared to move beyond (or leave behind) to access the Force within. To go boldly into the unknown. From DRAMA I connect with the feelings of others. How do I deal with my own relationships: spouse, children, friends, boss, colleagues? With myself? Higher Self? God/Goddess/All That Is? When I can recognize myself in another person it increases my response-abilty. COMEDIES always force me to wonder why I take myself so seriously. Funny movies remind me to laugh. To find humor in the frantic dance I do for love without remembering I am loved all along. To shrug off mistakes, and lighten up. HORROR MOVIES AND WAR FILMS have lots to reveal about what is dark in me as well as what is light. Often pointing to judgements or emotions that are not fully expressed, or I am denying altogether. Movies that arouse strong feelings of antipathy in me are always a sure sign of resistances, fears, and blockages to my growth that persist below the waterline of my awareness. What I resist...
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