In this enlightening interview, Marianne Williamson explains to Greg Sherwood why becoming involved with politics is the natural evolution of a spiritual path. She reminds us that the concerns of poverty and hunger, for example, are not separate from the concerns of the “spiritual world” because there is only one world, which we are all part of. She calls upon us to have the courage to face not only the darkness within ourselves, but also the darkness out in society. A true spiritual journey, she says, means addressing the suffering of others—and the way to fix the wrong-headed policies and heal the ideological strife that are causing so much suffering is through getting involved with our government and electing the right people. Love is the bottom line; to care about others is to also care for yourself, because all are a part of you.

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Consciousness and Politics - Marianne Williamson

At seventeen, Denise Linn had a dramatic near-death experience, after which she “literally saw and heard the world in a different way”; she would see light and hear sound coming out of every part of nature. Understanding from that point on that the world is in fact deeply and profoundly connected, despite the separation many in modern Western culture experience, Denise set out on a personal odyssey to find her ancestry and explore the native way. The native practices of our ancestors, she emphasizes, are not outside of us, but passed through the generations—including intuition, which is not a remote talent but part of our ancestors’ natural skills to survive. By simply going out into nature and emulating natural cycles, we begin to exponentially expand our intuition, and the richer our realm becomes. Join Denise as she explores the incredible healing power of nature, vision quests, creating and using medicine wheels, and astral travel, and leads two powerful exercises of guided astral travel and finding your true name.

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Learn to Astral Travel, Find Your True Spirit Name: Ignite Your Native Spirit! - Denise Linn

Pioneer in women’s health and New York Times best-selling author Dr. Christiane Northrup chats with Jessica Ortner about how to feel young every day—regardless of your age. Through her own experience, Christiane discovered the importance of having a deep connection with your divine, ageless self. From this place, you can learn to change your negative conversation about aging and understand that old age is not a time of loneliness and uselessness. Rather, it’s a time of great joy, purpose, and fulfillment during which you can look forward with excitement to what the future holds. In addition to advice about how to change this conversation, Christiane recommends fortifying your body with the optimal amount of nutrients, such as vitamin D, iodine, and magnesium, for energy and clarity. Finally she opens up about how important it is to embrace new beginnings. This essential part of life will help ensure that your best years are yet to come!

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Goddesses Never Age: How to Grow Older Without Aging - Dr. Christiane Northrup

Dr. Wayne W. Dyer is known as “the father of motivation,” and in this lively discussion with Hay House CEO Reid Tracy, it’s easy to see why. Over the course of a very enlightening and entertaining hour, Wayne expands on some of his favorite topics, such as Divine love; shares many of the insights he gained while writing his latest bestseller, I Can See Clearly Now; and imparts wisdom from a few of the great teachers he has learned from over the years, as well as some fun takeaways from recent books and movies. But the real highlight of the conversation comes when Wayne reveals the latest source of inspiration in his life—the one leading him to what he calls “the next step.” Wayne is always empowering others to live their best possible life, and after you listen to this interview, you’ll be motivated to take your own next step into a glorious future!

The Next Step - Dr. Wayne Dyer with Reid Tracy

Louise and Reid speak with many listeners about how the Hay House World Summit has changed their lives! This is the full audio recording from the Live call.

World Summit 2014 - Hay Foundation Day: Interview with Louise Hay & Reid Tracy

Reviewed March 2017

Obesity has overtaken smoking as the major health burden in the U.S.  It’s amazing to me that now what we call in my profession the morbidity, mortality curves for smoking and obesity in the U.S. have crossed, and so now obesity has become the greater health threat, at least as measured by something in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
	Now, it’s very wonderful that the prevalence of smoking has declined 18.5% from 1993 to 2008, but the number of obese people, obesity, by the way, is defined as a body-mass index greater than or equal to 30, and you can find those body-mass index charts all over the Internet.  But that rose, the number of obese people rose by a steady 85%.
	Some of this is simply because our food supply has had so much sugar added to it.  Jorge Cruise, in his very practical book, The Belly Fat Cure, points out that from 1972, until now, there has been a 10,000% increase in the amount of high fructose corn syrup that’s been added to the diet.  Contrary to what you’ve been told, fat does not make you fat.  It is sugar that makes you fat.  So I want you to start counting the amount of sugar you’re eating.  And to do that, you can get Jorge Cruise’s book, published by Hay House, and obesity does not need to be your destiny at this particular time.  
If you have stopped smoking and you got fat, the only thing you need to do is go on a low-carb lifestyle, which I will be talking about in future podcasts, and also it’s all over my book, Women’s Bodies, Women’s Wisdom, and The Wisdom of Menopause.

The Hidden Cause of Obesity

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