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With his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman emerged as one of the most intriguing voices on the complexity of human thought and behavior. He is a psychologist who won the Nobel Prize in economics for helping to create the field of Behavioral Economics. He is a self-described “constant worrier.” And it’s fun, helpful, and more than a little unnerving to apply his insights into why we think and act the way we do in this moment of social and political tumult.

Daniel Kahneman — Why We Contradict Ourselves and Confound Each Other

صوت اذان عذب استخدمه في صوت منبه صلاة الفجر

The Bright Side (a message of hope)
Mu'ath Faraj on Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/moaz.faraj.3
dB-Media on Facebook| https://www.facebook.com/dB.media.2013
Download link @ https://soundcloud.com/mohaad-faraj

لو طال عتم الليل
لا بد سوف يزول
انظر لكل جميل
فغدا سيشع نور
فهناك من سوّاك
في الضيق من يرعاك
من ابدع خلق الكون
من احسن صنع يداك

Look into the bright side 
You can feel the light 
Shining upon you like 
Everything is alright 

Chorus:
Just don't be down 
The light is all around 
Just say the time is mine 
And that you dreams..can be true 
Keep up the hope in you 
And do what you can do
Allah will be with you 
Allah will make you strong

Life is what you make 
So make it what you want 
Live it up everyday 
Giving it all you got 

      |Chorus|


Lyrics: Mu'ath Faraj
Arrangement: dB-Media
© Mu'athPro 2014

Mu'ath Faraj - The Bright Side |  (vocals only)

Movies, for some of us, are a form of modern church. The Argentinian composer and musician Gustavo Santaolalla creates cinematic landscapes — movie soundtracks that become soundtracks for life. He's won back-to-back Academy Awards for his original scores for Brokeback Mountain and Babel. We experience his humanity and creative philosophy behind a kind of music that moves us like no other.

See more at www.onbeing.org/program/gustavo-santaolalla-how-movie-music-moves-us/7591

Gustavo Santaolalla — How Movie Music Moves Us

Where does it hurt? That’s a question the civil rights icon Ruby Sales learned to ask during the days of that movement. It’s a question we scarcely know how to ask in public life now, but it gets at human dynamics that we are living and reckoning with. At a convening of 20 theologians seeking to reimagine the public good of theology for this century, Ruby Sales unsettles some of what we think we know about the force of religion in civil rights history, and names a “spiritual crisis of white America” as a calling of this time.

On Being with Krista Tippett

Ruby Sales — Where Does It Hurt?

Go to the doctor and they won't begin to treat you without taking your history — and not just yours, but that of your parents and grandparents before you. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Isabel Wilkerson points this out as she reflects on her epic work of narrative non-fiction, "The Warmth of Other Suns." She's immersed herself in the stories of the Great Migration, the diaspora of six million African Americans to the north of the U.S. in the 20th century. It's a carrier of untold histories and truths that help make sense of human and social challenges newly visible at the heart of our life together.

Isabel Wilkerson — The Heart Is the Last Frontier

Before Pope Francis, James Martin was perhaps the best-loved Jesuit in American life. He’s followed the calling of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuit order, to “find God in all things” — and for him that means being a writer of books, an editor of America magazine, and as a wise and witty presence on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. To delve into Fr. Martin's way of being in the world is to discover the "spiritual exercises" St. Ignatius designed to be accessible to everyone more than six centuries ago.

James Martin  — Finding God in All Things

If you're a fan of podcasts, my next guest likely needs no introduction. His name is Tim Ferriss, and he's the author of several New York Times bestselling books and the host of the popular podcast, "The Tim Ferriss Show." Tim’s out with a new book called "Tools of Titans," which distills the hours of interviews he's conducted with high-performing guests on his podcast to give readers the best tactics and strategies on how to live a successful, flourishing life.

Today on the show, Tim and I discuss self-improvement advice and the survivorship bias, the common habits of high-performers, and how to ask better questions so you can learn things more quickly. Tim also discusses his struggle with depression and what’s worked for him in keeping the black dog at bay. This podcast is crammed with actionable advice, so you’ll want to take notes.

#259: Tools of Titans

Silence is an endangered species, says Gordon Hempton. He defines real quiet as presence — not an absence of sound, but an absence of noise. The Earth, as he knows it, is a "solar-powered jukebox." Quiet is a "think tank of the soul." We take in the world through his ears.

Gordon Hempton — Silence and the Presence of Everything

Could we learn to talk about whiteness? The writer Eula Biss has been thinking and writing about being white and raising white children in a multi-racial world for a long time. She helpfully opens up words and ideas like “complacence,” “guilt,” and something related to privilege called “opportunity hoarding.” To be in this uncomfortable conversation is to realize how these words alone, taken seriously, can shake us up in necessary ways — but also how the limits of words make these conversations at once more messy and more urgent.

On Being with Krista Tippett 

Eula Biss — Let’s Talk About Whiteness

We take in the extraordinary wisdom of Congressman John Lewis, on what happened in Selma on Bloody Sunday and beyond — and how it might inform common life today. A rare look inside the civil rights leaders’ spiritual confrontation with themselves — and their intricate art of "love in action."

On Being Studios | Krista Tippett Public Productions

John Lewis — Love In Action

The moral life, Marie Howe says, is lived out in what we say as much as what we do. She became known for her poetry collection What the Living Do, about her brother’s death at 28 from AIDS. Now she has a new book, Magdalene. Poetry is her exuberant and open-hearted way into the words and the silences we live by. She works and plays with a Catholic upbringing, the universal drama of family, the ordinary rituals that sustain us — and how language, again and again, has a power to save us.

Marie Howe — The Power of Words to Save Us

Head to https://melissaambrosini.com/40 for full episode resources and more inspiring weekly episodes.

This is Episode 40 with Dr Bruce Lipton On Master Your Mind And Experience Heaven On Earth

You know when you first fall in love, and you experience the honeymoon stage? You’re so loved up, present and totally in flow. Life feels great. Epic, actually! Then it slowly starts to fade away and life goes back to normal. That’s what we are lead to believe is suppose to happen, right?! Well today’s guest Dr Bruce Lipton says no way! We can actually experience the honeymoon effect as part of our everyday reality. In fact, we can live in that state of bliss constantly... Sounds good to me!

Dr Bruce Lipton is an internationally recognized leader in bringing science and spirit together. He is a stem cell biologist, the global smash hit bestselling author of The Biology Of Belief and The Honeymoon Effect, plus he just happens to be a super powerful speaker. If you want to experience the ‘honeymoon effect’ every single day and create heaven here on earth, then you’re going to LOVE today’s episode. 

In this episode we chat about: 
• How knowledge is power (06:15)
• How to truly experience heaven on earth (08:04)
• Why the first 7 years of your life are crucial for the development of your belief systems (all you parents are going want to grab a pen for this bit!) (10:42)
• How to reprogram your negative, limiting, fear-based beliefs (so much gold here!) (29:41)
• The importance of self-love in creating your dream existence (33:50)
• Why your new hobby needs to be theta hypnosis (36:44)
• Why repetition is your best friend when reprogramming your beliefs (37:36)
• Why you need to fake it till you make it (47:04)
• How worrying can repel your desires and ruin your manifesting (50:46)
• How 90% of all disease is stress related, and how you can influence your genes to create vibrant, glowing health (55:33)
• Plus so much more! 

For full show notes, episode resources and quick links to the above timestamps, head to https://melissaambrosini.com/40

The Melissa Ambrosini Show

40: Master Your Mind And Experience Heaven On Earth With Dr Bruce Lipton

Head to https://melissaambrosini.com/41 for full episode resources and more inspiring weekly episodes.

This is Episode 41 with Dr Eric Zielinski on The Power Of Essential Oils.

What are essential oils? How do they interact with our bodies? What are the practical ways we can integrate them into our lives for optimal wellness? Today, more than ever, we are hearing more and more about essential oils and just how magical these powerful gifts from the earth are. Despite them being in the spotlight however, it’s not every day that you come across someone in the public health sphere who’s an essential oils guru, but the wildly popular Dr Eric Zielinski specializes in the therapeutic use of essential oils, so I knew I had to have him on the show!

Achieving true health is not an easy task. For many people, it might be easier to pop a pill or push aside lingering discomfort in favor of finishing everything on your to-do list. But Dr Z (as he is commonly known) says there is a different way and is passionate about showing people how to make their health a priority with Mother Nature's medicine. Essential oils can be the natural solution for an infinite number of physical, emotional and spiritual issues, so if you want to learn about the best essential oils from a true research backed expert, and how to live a toxic free life, this episode is for you.

In this episode we chat about: 
• His journey from chiropractor to essential oils guru (04:08)
• What are essential oils and why are they so powerful (06:47)
• Why understanding dilution is imperative (10:06)
• The top things you must know before you start using plant extracts (11:43)
• Why bio individuality is key when using oils (11:54)
• The many ways you can use the oils in your everyday life (21:47)
• How oils can help boost your health and happiness (23:47)
• You won’t believe these products that use essentials oils! (28:38)
• The best oils for women (41:31)
• The most harmonising oils to combat stress (41:38)
• How to become obsessed with oils (42:47)
• How to use aromatic anchors in your life (49:50)
• Oils for meditation and spirituality (51:24)
• How and why you need to control your home environment and how to create a home wellness sanctuary (56:40)
• Plus so much more!

P.S. You should always consult a health practitioner before starting any new health practice.

For full show notes, episode resources and quick links to the above timestamps, head to https://melissaambrosini.com/41

41: The Power Of Essential Oils With Dr Eric Zielinski

Head to https://melissaambrosini.com/42 for full episode resources and more inspiring weekly episodes.

This is Episode 42 with Carrie-Anne Moss On The Matrix, Meditation And Mindfulness.

Carrie-Anne Moss shot to global stardom as Trinity in the global box office smash hit, The Matrix trilogy. But this heart-centered, humble woman has not let fame and success change her. As well as being a mega Hollywood actress, she is also a mama, wife, a voice for women, and an incredible spiritual teacher. (How’s that for multi talented?!)

When I first read Carrie-Anne’s teachings and musings — over on her gorgeous website, Annapurna Living — I knew I HAD to have her on the show. Anyone who can stay as calm, centred, and conscious as she is, while still kicking butt in the crazy world of Hollywood, clearly has some potent wisdom up her sleeve. 

If you’re craving some powerful inspo — particularly on how to experience remarkable freedom while living a life of success, satisfaction and nourishment — you won’t want to miss this powerful conversation.

In this episode we chat about: 
• Carrie-Anne’s discovery of her spiritual path, before she became an actress (04:52)
• What she learned from her character Trinity in the Matrix (08:25)
• How she dances between the masculine and feminine energy (09:17)
• How she let’s go of guilt and nourishes her mind, body and soul (11:43) 
• The power of spiritual awareness (17:50)
• What living through an earthquake and watching her life flash before her eyes taught her (20:00)
• How she navigates her way through Hollywood (24:40)
• The power of elevating others (25:35)
• How parenting our children can inspire growth (30:18)
• Why personal growth is the key to loving your life (32:07)
• Managing your relationships alongside your spiritual journey (36:52)
• Communicating effectively with your lover (42:39)
• Why your imperfections are ‘perfect’ (46:42)
• How to awaken through your cycle (53:09)
• How having children and becoming a parent has changed her (56:15)
• How to connect with the moon to supercharge your creativity and productivity (1:04:40)
• Why she consciously chooses not to put anything toxic in or on her body (1:28:18)
• Plus so much more! 

For full show notes, episode resources and quick links to the above timestamps, head to https://melissaambrosini.com/42

42: The Matrix, Meditation And Mindfulness With Carrie-Anne Moss

“When it comes to the world around us,” Lisa Randall has written, “is there any choice but to explore?”  As one of the most influential theoretical physicists working today, she’s interested in the interconnectedness between fields that have previously operated more autonomously: astronomy, biology, and paleontology. She’s pursuing a theory that “dark matter” might have created the cosmic event that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs — and hence humanity’s rise as a species. We learn what she’s discovering, as well as the human questions and takeaways her work throws into relief. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode "Lisa Randall  — Dark Matter, Dinosaurs, and Extra Dimensions." Find more at onbeing.org.

[Unedited] Lisa Randall with Krista Tippett

“When it comes to the world around us,” Lisa Randall has written, “is there any choice but to explore?”  As one of the most influential theoretical physicists working today, she’s interested in the interconnectedness between fields that have previously operated more autonomously: astronomy, biology, and paleontology. She’s pursuing a theory that “dark matter” might have created the cosmic event that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs — and hence humanity’s rise as a species. We learn what she’s discovering, as well as the human questions and takeaways her work throws into relief.

Lisa Randall  — Dark Matter, Dinosaurs, and Extra Dimensions

With his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman emerged as one of the most intriguing voices on the complexity of human thought and behavior. He is a psychologist who won the Nobel Prize in economics, for helping to create the field of behavioral economics. He is a self-described “constant worrier.” And it’s fun, helpful, and more than a little unnerving to apply his insights into why we think and act the way we do in this moment of social and political tumult. This interview is edited and produced with music and other features in the On Being episode "Daniel Kahneman — Why We Contradict Ourselves and Confound Each Other." Find more at onbeing.org.

[Unedited] Daniel Kahneman with Krista Tippett

With his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman emerged as one of the most intriguing voices on the complexity of human thought and behavior. He is a psychologist who won the Nobel Prize in economics for helping to create the field of behavioral economics. He is a self-described “constant worrier.” And it’s fun, helpful, and more than a little unnerving to apply his insights into why we think and act the way we do in this moment of social and political tumult.

“When it comes to moral judgments, we think we are scientists discovering the truth, but actually we are lawyers arguing for positions we arrived at by other means.” The surprising psychology behind morality is at the heart of social psychologist Jonathan Haidt’s research. He explains “liberal” and “conservative” not narrowly or necessarily as political affiliations, but as personality types — ways of moving through the world. His self-described “conservative-hating, religion-hating, secular liberal instincts” have been challenged by his own studies.

Jonathan Haidt — The Psychology of Self-Righteousness

No challenge before us is more important — and more potentially life-giving — than that we come to see and know our fellow citizens, our neighbors, who have become strangers. Journalist Anand Giridharadas and Whitney Kimball Coe of the Rural Assembly have two very different histories and places in our life together. But they are both stitching relationship across the ruptures that have made politics thin veneers over human dramas of power and frailty, fear and hope. We spoke at the Obama Foundation’s inaugural summit in Chicago.

Anand Giridharadas and Whitney Kimball Coe — The Call to Community in a Changed World

تواشيح حلبية / فرقة الشيخ حبوش والكندي

..~   يا قلبي ثــق بالله / صوفي

قصدت باب الرجا والناس قد رقدوا
وبت أشكوا إلى مولاي ما أجد

وقلت يا أملي في كل نائبة
يا من إليه لكشف الضر اعتمد

اشكوا إليك أمورا أنت تعلمها
مالي على حملها صبراً ولاجلد

وقد مددت يدي بالذل مفتقرا
إليك يا خير من مدت إليه يد

فلا تردنها يارب خائبة
فـ بحر جودك يروي كل من يَرِدُ

كلمات أبو بكر الشيرازي .

إبتهال قصدت باب الرجا

اذان النقشبندي.mp3

Groundbreaking Peabody Award-winning conversation about the big questions of meaning, hosted by Krista Tippett. Every Thursday a new discovery about the immensity of our lives — and frequent special features like poetry, music and Q + A with Krista.