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Stephen Fry: The Catholic Church is Not a Force For Good in the World
Posted by Kagisho in Dare to be YouMay 27th, 2010 | No CommentsI have featured a video featuring Stephen Fry’s discourse about the Catholic Church at the section of Trans4mind called ‘Religion Doesn’t Have a Prayer.’ Stephen Fry has been one of my favorite people for many years. I’ve read all his books and watched most of his shows. But this video was a complete surprise. Not surprising that Fry was so articulate and mindful but that he shared my views on fundamentalist Christianity. And how he did it: what cool, what courage, what a man!
My Soul Healing Session
Posted by Kagisho in Dare to be YouMay 27th, 2010 | No CommentsEach month in the Trans4mind Newsletter we include the next episode of a 40-part series by Carolyn Evers, ending in Autumn 2012. The series will then be widely released in December 2012 as a freely available ebook, so as many people as possible will understand how they can participate in the Ascension – the transformation of the human race to become guided by and one with Unconditional Love in nature and being. You can read the articles to date here on Trans4mind: Ascension Series.
I recently undertook a Soul Healing session with both Carolyn and her colleague Richard Presser. It was a...
Freedom to Change
Posted by Kagisho in Dare to be YouMay 26th, 2010 | No CommentsCurrent events have demonstrated a tremendous desire, on the behalf of perhaps the majority of people in the world, for peace in their lives. They are no longer satisfied with the mentality of political conflict, which endangers economic progress and human rights and freedoms. But most importantly, I feel that many people are now aware that if we want peace in the world, first we need to make peace with our own lives. It is human nature that needs to change, and we are capable of making such a transformation.
Our experience in the world reflects our inner state – yes, this is a kind of...
Obama: Good guy or still part of a corrupt system?
Posted by Kagisho in Dare to be YouMar 24th, 2010 | No CommentsI’ve just been running a political series of articles in Cultivate Life! ezine. The first was Frank Schaeffer’s Obama Critics, Admit You Were Wrong, which drew some strong responses from readers, that I shouldn’t be including this kind of article in the ezine, especially since it’s not the truth as they saw it. I corresponded with these contributors and turns out that they are intelligent, reasonable people, with more knowledge of American politics than me (not surprising, since I live in France and have little time to follow politics.)
I wrote a reply to them in the next...
Dr Moe Unplugged! ~ Recovering from Religious Abuse
Posted by Kagisho in Dare to be YouAug 26th, 2009 | No Comments
A new section on the Trans4mind site created by Dr. Maurice Turmel, our Heart to Heart Coach… Dr Moe Unplugged!
If you suspect you were a victim of childhood religious indoctrination and even abuse you may find comfort here in this ongoing discourse: a place to rest, be affirmed, and furthermore to heal yourself and be free of the well orchestrated psychological tyranny perpetrated by orthodox religions.
“I remember when I was a choirboy, listening to the sermons, saying how I was basically sinful when at that age I’d never done anything wrong in my life. This was a Protestant...
Re-Wiring the Soul
Posted by Kagisho in Dare to be YouAug 26th, 2009 | No Comments
Dr. Gabriella Kortsch produces a wonderful radio show each week called Re-Wiring the Soul… “This is a show that aims at real talk about how to make a difference in your life. How to improve your life. How to better understand why you are the way you are and help yourself grow far beyond that. This means that we focus not only on your psyche, your mind, your emotions, and your body, but also on your spirit and your soul.”
The show’s archive contains many emminent leaders and researchers, healers and practitioners – a lot of fascinating material and Gabriella, who...
Build Your Own Walden Pond – by Philip Humbert
Posted by Kagisho in Conscious Living, Dare to be You, Food for the Soul, Transform Your MindAug 26th, 2009 | No CommentsOver 150 years ago, Henry Thoreau asked a haunting question. Since I first read On Walden Pond almost forty years ago, it’s shaped my life, my work and my goals. His question? He simply asked if it wasn’t possible that we could live better than we do, that our lives might be better than they are. What a thought!
Re-Wiring the Soul – by Peter Shepherd
Posted by Kagisho in Conscious Living, Dare to be You, Food for the Soul, Transform Your MindAug 26th, 2009 | No CommentsIf you suspect you were a victim of childhood religious indoctrination and even abuse you may find comfort here in this ongoing discourse: a place to rest, be affirmed, and furthermore to heal yourself and be free of the well orchestrated psychological tyranny perpetrated by orthodox religions. I myself had a taste of this in my childhood…
Joslyn Road – by Marlene Buffa
Posted by Kagisho in Conscious Living, Dare to be You, Food for the Soul, Transform Your MindAug 26th, 2009 | No CommentsIn 2002, I vacationed in New Orleans and awoke from a glorious dream. “I have to write this into a book, and then it will become a movie or TV show,” I said out loud to myself. To this day, I see that dream as clearly as that foggy morning in the Big Easy. Since then, I’ve grown more spiritually aware and learned to surrender to the Infinite to allow all good things to flow into my life.
How to Get Kids to Do Chores Now – by James Lehman, MSW
Posted by Kagisho in Conscious Living, Dare to be You, Food for the Soul, Transform Your MindAug 26th, 2009 | No CommentsThe reason kids don’t like doing chores is the same reason adults don’t like doing chores: household tasks are generally boring. Let’s face it; the satisfaction of getting the dishes done is not a very big reward in this day and age of video games and instant gratification. While that doesn’t mean kids shouldn’t do chores, it does help to partly explain why they resist them.
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