At times,people always need positive insights, encourgments,guidnaces, inspirations, and motivations. I wrote my books based on my own experiences, challenges, relationships, faith, wellnes, adversaries, and listening to my clients life stories.

I have been treating animals and people from all walks of life with my extentive knowledge and experiences regarding massaging techninques, stretching, and magnetic therapy. I have traveled to various parts of the world to treat, teach, train, and volunteered in medical missions outside of the U.S.

Jeff Jones has expanded the context of addiction to families as a focus of skill building and practice in an online community, that develops social capital and expands potential solutions. At the core of the community, is a three-phase program that empowers families to safeguard their loved one in an addictive cycle or recovery, while they engage in a process to stop the addiction cycle in this generation. It is learning the three phases and integrating them into interactions, which increases resiliency and allows for addiction in the family to be an opportunity for transformation for the whole family.​

As a therapist, addiction counselor and interventionist, Jeff is conscious of the challenges and gaps in longterm healing. He was inspired to create a more collaborative approach to healing – by working with the family as a whole. Why? The answer is simple AND complex at the same time – the bottom line is that healthy family members allow healing to happen in the short-term and continue to heal far into the future.    

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CONTACT: LAINIE SPIESER

201-920-2777

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Roger Stone is available for interviews about his new book- STONE’S RULES

Friends and supporters ask me constantly how I combat and survive the constant recycled but false claim of Russian collusion in the 2016 election and the endless smears, personal attacks and innuendo of an insidious group of relentless partisans and their hand-maidens in the fake news media.

The answer lies in my disciplined adherence to Stone's Rules, a tested compendium of maxims and guidelines I have learned in a successful 40 year career of political combat, survival and victory.

Now you can read and employ these vital and current rules for yourself - Roger Stone.

To schedule an interview with Roger Stone:

Contact - Lainie Speiser

201-920-2777

MissLainie2@gmail.com

John E. Fetzer and the Quest for the New Age

By Brian C. Wilson, Ph. D

Radio Pioneer, Media Mogul and Detroit Tigers’ Owner John Fetzer Fostered the Marriage of Science and Spirituality Through the Decades

He Modeled That Blending Business and Spirituality is a Potent Pathway to Success

His Legacy Organizations Carry on His Work

Dear BBS Host:

The world knew him as a radio, TV and cable mogul and venerated owner of the Detroit Tigers.

But what it didn’t know was that John E. Fetzer was quietly behind-the-scenes a significant figure in the consciousness movement and a spiritual seeker of the first order. For more than 60 years, he sought ways to open the doors of higher consciousness, spiritual empowerment, paranormal insights and energy medicine to humanity through study, science and the influence of the wealth at his disposal.

Driven by the belief that personal happiness, positive morality and peace on earth could be achieved by adherence to a pathway and connection to a greater intelligence, he funded top flight research and leading edge studies at Stanford, Duke, Princeton and elsewhere to validate mankind’s ability to access that infinite intelligence for personal and global good. His name is associated with such scientists of his time including JB Rhine, Ian Stevenson and Robert Jahn.

All of this is being revealed for the first time in a biography by Brian C. Wilson, Ph.D: John E. Fetzer and the Quest for the New Age (Wayne State University Press, 2018). Long before it was known as the New Age Movement, Fetzer, who died in 1991, passionately pursued a quest for “freedom of spirit” that mirrored the evolution of a new spirituality unbounded by religious dogma and based on the ability to directly access divine or intelligent energy. For a man who embraced the power of unseen frequencies that heralded the dawn of the radio age as he himself was coming of age, the concept of a personal vibration that could influence one’s life and environment was not farfetched. 

Fetzer, born in Indiana in 1901 at the turn of a new century, traveled along two parallel paths throughout his life. Influenced by the prevailing values of the time and his mother’s faith, he joined the Seventh-day Adventists. But a deep yearning for more “freedom of spirit” than the church offered was a springboard for exploring the insights of emerging spiritual leaders, movements and approaches – Eastern and Western — including Theosophy, Freemasonry, UFOology, parapsychology and Buddhism. He was drawn toward a philosophy that offered personal experience of “unity” or “oneness,” as it is called today, seeing the individual as part of the universal whole, with direct access to that master intelligence, connected to all things.

Interestingly, Wilson uses Fetzer’s quest to chronicle the breadth and depth of the historic emergence of the New Age movement. And with a particular focus on the Midwest where Fetzer’s story unfolds, Wilson shows that, in fact, the Midwest was the first cradle of advanced spiritual expansion -- long before California claimed that mantle.

At the same time he was pursuing his spiritual quests, Fetzer —who started his radio career in 1922 from his Adventist college dorm room in West Michigan — began to build the empire that would make him one of Forbes’ 400 richest Americans. Buying the FCC radio license from his old college while doing graduate work in Ann Arbor and relocating it to Kalamazoo, he expanded with each new technology — from radio to TV to cable television --- becoming an enormously successful businessman, who used his expertise to assist the government during WWII and post war administrations, and the broadcast industry as a long-time board member on the National Association of Broadcasters. His success culminated in his sole ownership of the Detroit Tigers from 1961 to 1983, including World Series Championships in 1968 and 1984.

But few people except his close associates knew that Fetzer attributed his success to his spiritual practices and awareness of higher consciousness. In fact, Fetzer employed meditation, psychic consultants, pendulums, water dowsing and other “occult” practices regularly in his decision making—which he considered major factors in his success. 

And before he left, he insured that his legacy to illuminate the horizon between science and spirituality would continue, along with his mission to elevate mankind’s conscious evolution.  His inspiration has been reinterpreted through endowments which now include The John E. Fetzer Memorial Trust and The John E. Fetzer Institute..

In this book, Brian C. Wilson, professor of Comparative Religion at Western Michigan University, richly explores Fetzer’s path to his worldview, while chronicling the awakening of the New Age.

And for those who are seeking validation that business success and enlightenment can actually work hand-in-hand, Fetzer’s extraordinary life stands as evidence.

If you would like to interview Brian C. Wilson on John E. Fetzer and the Quest for the New please send an email with the name of the show, your contact information, a proposed date and time, and the calling details.

Jackie Lapin

818 707-1473

Jackie@consciousmediarelations.com

Brian C. Wilson, author of, John E. Fetzer and the Quest for the New Age, is a professor of American religious history in the Department of Comparative Religion at Western Michigan University (WMU) In the book, Wilson not only explores the evolution of Fetzer’s beliefs, but how he put them into action by permanently endowing three funds that will foster research into the scientific/spiritual interface for years to come, and help cultivate a more peaceful, loving and inclusive world founded on the principle that we are all connected through one infinite force.

It was during his Wilson’s years in the Peace Corps that he developed a fascination with religion, initially fueled by what he experienced of the ancient religion of the Maya, and of Roman Catholicism. Returning to the U.S., Wilson completed a Ph.D. in Religious Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he studied religion in the United States. He is the author of an award-winning book on cereal inventor and the leading Seventh-day Adventist of his time, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg. Based on the success of that book, the Fetzer Memorial Trust invited Wilson to write a full-length spiritual biography of its founder.

Radi8: Using the Practice of Yoga to Cultivate Your Inner Shine

By Sindy Warren

Yoga is More than the “Asanas”—The Poses;

It’s a System that Encompasses 8 Steps to an Enhanced,

Healthy and Authentic Way of Living

Dear BBS Host:

If you believe that Yoga is just what happens on a yoga mat in a 1.5 hour session of Downward Dog and Child’s Pose, then you are missing out on something much more.

While Yogis through the centuries have assiduously studied the Sanskrit-translated Yoga Sutras, now there is Sindy Warren’s Radi8: Using the Practice of Yoga to Cultivate Your Inner Shine for the rest of us!

This compact book is a crystalized, bite-sized distillation of this wisdom that turns everyday life into a joy to live. Using this simplified and illuminating guidebook, these eight integrated teachings can:

Sindy, a lawyer by trade, but yoga teacher by passion, wants to make the entire system of Yoga accessible to individuals looking for a more satisfying and rewarding way to live.

Using examples from her own journey, she’s boiled it down to a light, bright, current and unpretentious elucidation of the eight tenets:

Sindy perceives Yoga much like Michelangelo viewed his masterpiece David...He was reported to have said,” I didn’t create David, as he was already there. All I did was chip away at the parts of the stone that weren’t him.”  She believes Yoga chips away at what doesn’t serve us to reach the pure fulfillment of who we truly are. 

If you would like to interview Sindy Warren on Radi8: Using the Practice of Yoga to Cultivate Your Inner Shine, please send an email with the name of the show, your contact information, a proposed date and time, and the calling details.

Jackie Lapin

(818) 707 1473

jackie@consciousmediarelations.com

Sindy Warren is a certified yoga and meditation teacher and a lifelong student of the practice. The author of Radi8, Using the Practice to Cultivate Your Inner Shine, she began learning yoga in 2003, at a time in her life when she was dealing with some challenging transitions.  While she was first drawn to the physical practice, it was the mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of the tradition that kept her coming back, again and again.  Her yoga practice helped her develop the skills to navigate life challenges with more grace and acceptance.

Sindy, a lawyer by trade, but yoga teacher by passion, wants to make the entire system of Yoga accessible to individuals looking for a more satisfying and rewarding way to live.

Sindy perceives Yoga much like Michelangelo viewed his masterpiece David...He was reported to have said,” I didn’t create David, as he was already there. All I did was chip away at the parts of the stone that weren’t him.”  She believes Yoga chips away at what doesn’t serve us to reach the pure fulfillment of who we truly are. 

We tell it like it is the good, bad, and ugly. Freedom of religion doesn't mean silence Christians or anyone from speaking out on the ugly truth of other religions. If you can't stomach the truth don't turn on our show because you will soon find out that words won't be held back nor feelings for radical leftists who want to change the world as it was founded especially America.

Our show is not politically correct. we uncover the truth without care of offending anyone. Life is not meant to be shield to protect the ones who wants to silence the opposition. 

Why interview me about my work and my new book (The 5 Hurdles to Happiness --Shambhala / Random House)?  Because mindfulness is the hot ticket these days, right?  It is way more likely to drive up book sales than “therapeutic root canals”! But seriously, I do have a somewhat selfish reason for focusing in on mindfulness for managing the bad reactive habits that get in everyone's way. It’s what’s been most helpful to me and to many of the clients I’ve worked with as a therapist. We all have knotted patterns of the five “Ws” (worrying, wrestling, wanting, wilting and wavering), and mindfulness is what penetrates right to the heart of them. In my writing and work, I'm looking to help people build the skill to deeply listen to what these hurdles are saying about how we play defense against pain every day, and how we might learn to be with our body and mind with spacious presence and clear awareness—such that we look out at our lives with less distortion and leap forward with more purpose and direction.  Mindfulness can help us do all of this. I don’t know of any other “thing” we have available to us that is so “one size fits all” for overcoming hurdles!

Dr. Mitch Abblett is a clinical psychologist and has served as the Executive Director of the Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy, a non-profit focusing on the education and training at the intersection of mindfulness and treatment. For over a decade, he was the Clinical Director of the Manville School, a Harvard-affiliated therapeutic day school program in Boston. He maintains a private psychotherapy and consulting practice, and writes about mindfulness, professional development, and family mental health.

Mitch Abblett Publications:

The 5 Hurdles to Happiness–and the Mindful Path for Overcoming Them (Shambhala, 2018)

The Mindfulness Activities Book for Children (PESI, 2018) with Chris Willard

The Challenging Child Client Toolbox: 50 Mindfulness-Based Principles, Pointers and Practices for Maximizing Clinical Effectiveness (PESI, 2018)

From Pissed to Powerful: The Teen’s Guide to Harnessing Anger for Positive Change (New Harbinger, to be released 2019)

Helping Your Angry Teen (New Harbinger, 2017)

The Anti-Burnout Deck (PESI, 2017) with Chris Willard and Laura Warren

Mindfulness for Teen Depression (New Harbinger, 2016) with Chris Willard

The Self-Compassion Deck (PESI, 2016) with Chris Willard and Tim Desmond

Growing Happy Card Deck (PESI, 2015) with Chris Willard

The Growing Mindful Deck (PESI, 2015) with Chris Willard

The Heat of the Moment in Treatment: Mindful Management of Difficult Clients (Norton, 2013)

Julius is a collective of high light energy beings dedicated to empowering humanity through teachings and philosophies.  Kasey & Brad Wallis are conduits for an advanced intelligence, aka JULIUS, who teach you self-empowerment. 

Through their telesummits, private sessions, published books, and their membership club (the Julius Academy), Kasey and Brad Wallis and the ever passionate high light-energy group from the other side named JULIUS, are captivating and empowering, growing audiences, from every walk of life and from all over the world. Together, this extraordinary trio is gently awakening us from our earthly slumber and widening our awareness of how and why the illusion of this realm purposely shadows the knowing of our authentic essence as SOURCE, and the full understanding of ourselves as Masters.

I help smart, professional women manage the messy territory of feelings so they can be even more expert at what they do. More specifically, I teach women how to regulate their nervous systems and have empathy for themselves so they can manage anxiety and difficult emotions and stay connected and engaged with the people and projects they work with. I don't believe that having feelings is a liability. Pretending not to have feelings is. It's just that we haven't learned how to affirm our feelings while still being professional or not self-centered. Most people agree--in theory--that you can't check your feelings at the door when you go to work or that being more vulnerable and authentic makes for better relationships. The problem is we have all sorts of odds stacked against us doing this--cultural odds, neurobiological odds and relational odds--and we need to be taught how do work with our nervous system and our brain to behave differently. Topics that I can address: It seems that becoming more aware of your feelings, especially at work, would just make you weak or more anxious. Learn why that’s not true—and how being more in touch with your body can help you have more confidence and strength. How do you work with your anxiety in the moment so that you can communicate with clarity and conviction and in a way that makes you easy to connect with? How do you create a secure and trustworthy relationship with yourself so that you can set boundaries, have healthy relationships and craft a life that is meaningful? The difference between authentic self and strategic self.

Jay Fields, M.A. E-RYT is a somatic educator, therapeutic coach and author who has taught the principles of Awareness-Based Self-Regulation to individuals and organizations for 19 years. Her approach to helping people have their own back at work and in life is grounded, playful, empathic and intelligent. Jay received her BA in Psychosocial Health and Human Movement from the College of William and Mary and her masters in Integral Transformative Education from Prescott College. She is the author of the book Teaching People, Not Poses and is on the board for The School of Lost Borders. When not working with clients or facilitating trainings, you can find Jay riding her motorcycle in the mountains outside of Ojai, California where she lives.