Do you ever ask yourself, “Why me?” Do you wonder if there is rhyme or reason for the inexplicable things — the good things and the bad things — that happen to you? Would you like to find meaning in everything that happens to you in your life?

In this episode, we talk with global citizen William Wildblood – BBC writer, antique dealer, and guest house host across locations in the UK, India, and France. His new book “The Earth is a School”, tells us our world is designed to bring human consciousness closer to its divine Source. He tells us every moment and every event holds meaning.

Have you ever kicked yourself because you didn’t listen to your gut feeling? You know, when you JUST KNOW the right thing to do? What if you could amplify your intuition so the messages were clear as a bell?

In this episode, we talk with Isabeau Maxwell, internationally known medium, author and teacher known for her compassion and accuracy. Isabeau specializes in teaching people how to open their own intuitive abilities and live an authentic, blissful life. Her latest books are, “Cracking Open” and “Adventures of a Reluctant Medium”.

Do you believe a leopard can change its spots? Can a person truly change their nature in an instant?

Rajan Shankara was pulled over by a police officer with a trunk full of marijuana, cocaine and other drugs — and inexplicably walked away free.  He asserts he changed his life in an instant.  He describes how he vowed to live within the law and contribute positively to society.

A true world citizen, Pierre Pradervand has laboured a great deal of his life for social justice, living in or visiting 40 countries on every continent. From his Geneva home, Pierre is now active as a writer, speaker and workshop facilitator, helping people to live simpler, yet richer, more contented lives. His workshops provide personal development tools that empower attendees to strengthen their internal anchors and advance on their spiritual path. Pierre is also an independent celebrant for weddings, burials and other events.

Fred Matser is the founder and chairman of the Fred Foundation and a leading Dutch humanitarian. He has been active in social and ecological transformation and is the founder or co-founder of a wide range of charitable foundations that span the fields of health, environment, nature conservation, peace and global transformation. The principles underlying these foundations are based on inspiring co-creativity, self-sufficiency, empowerment, inspiration and harmony. Fred is the author of “Beyond Us”, released February 1st, 2021.

Christopher Keevil is an ordained Zen priest and senior dharma teacher in the Single Flower Sangha. He has been practicing Zen since 1991 and teaching since 1998 in the lineage of his teacher, Zen Master Bo Mun (George Bowman), who is a dharma heir of the Korean Zen Master Seung Sahn.

Christiane Michelberger, is a retired physician, psychoanalyst, and past spiritual seeker who currently mentors seekers in their quest to awaken.

Over ten thousand hours of meditation and 40 years of studying Buddhist scriptures didn’t stop her from having debilitating fear when she found out she had breast cancer.

She wasn’t able to cope and questioned whether everything she had done up until that point was a complete lie. She discovered a book that led her to ask one simple question. That one question led to a true awakening. She realized she had been spiritually sleepwalking. She had replaced one illusion for another. But this was only the first step.

Dr Hassan Tetteh is a US Navy Captain, an associate professor of surgery at the Uniform Services University of Health Sciences, and adjunct faculty at the Howard University College of Medicine. He was a Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellow from 2012 to 2013, assigned to the US Congress Congressional Budget Committee. Currently, Dr. Tetteh is a thoracic surgeon for Medstar Health and Walter Reed National Military Center. He leads a specialized thoracic adaptive recovery team in Washington DC, and his research in thoracic transplantation aims to expand heart and lung recoveries and save lives.

David Cumes, MD, was born and raised in South Africa and has been exploring ancient African wisdom for contemporary ideas on healing for some time. He has been initiated as an African shaman (sangoma or inyanga) and can testify personally to the value of their divining techniques, the powerful rituals and plant medicines, the altered states of consciousness induced by drumming and the diagnostic power of the bones.

Ginger Campbell is a physician with a long-standing interest in mind-body medicine, the brain, and consciousness. In July 2014, she  left Emergency Medicine to begin a  Fellowship in Palliative Care at the University of Alabama School of Medicine (UAB).  She practices Palliative Medicine at the VA Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama.  She is currently the host of three podcasts including the Brain Science podcast which explores how recent scientific discoveries are unraveling age-old mysteries, such as intelligence, emotions, personality, and memory.  She also recently released a new book titled Are you Sure? The Unconscious Origins for Uncertainty.  

David W. Berner is a memoirist, essayist, fiction writer, and journalist. His memoirs reflect on our collective relationships and how those experiences link us to the world we share. David’s stories are about fathers and sons, the redemptive power of road trips, travel, music, and the sage-like connections we share with pets. 

Today’s episode is with Geoff Thompson; former bouncer, world ranking martial arts guru, and BAFTA-winning screenwriter. His new book, The Divine CEO is a masterclass on how to contract your ego, expand your conscious awareness, and build a powerful internal hierarchy, through mastery of mind, body and senses. For anyone looking to break their negative associations with the world and create a divine covenant with their Greatest Potential (their own internal Chief Executive Officer), this empirical, muscular and direct study of spiritual ascension is the perfect companion. It is the essence of the author’s fifty-year apprenticeship in practical spirituality, and high-end Budo martial arts.