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February 17th, 2019
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Ashli welcomes Joseph Tajalle back to the show. A life-long explorer into all things quantum physics and metaphysical, Joseph returns to share his knowledge and first hand experience of the benefits of magnesium and specific amino acids as they relate to supporting our physical vehicles during this time of spiritual recalibration and emf attack. Joseph healed himself of psoriasis & eczema over almost his entire body and has dedicated much of his life's work to assisting others in understanding the root cause of many illnesses. Joseph is not a doctor, but he is an individual who cleared himself of something that 20+ doctors told him was incurable. Joseph is back to share more of his knowledge in the hopes that we continue to wake up to the benefits of not giving our power away to any authority figures without first doing our own research.
repeat of show from 2/6/2015
Advanced Consciousness Series:
Proof of Why Energy Follows
Thought Greater Than Its Own
David and Lana speak to Don and Doug Newsom founders of BBS Radio Network in-person at the studio. Don and Doug will be telling the story of their harrowing escape from the Paradise City wildfire last of 2018 and the inspiration they gained from the people who reached out to help them rebuild their lives.
Ashli talks with the Goddess Kerry Walker of Alice Eats the Apple about Valentines Day, Heart Healing, Singing your own unique note in the world and much more.
Trainer and Master Hypnotist, Personal and Business Mentor, MER, Reiki and Jin Shin Jytusu
Carmela Tunzi CH
- Owner of Mind Flow Hypnosis
- in Atwater Village ( Los Angeles)Ca.
- Member and Trainer with The Master Hypnotist Society.
- She Also Holds Trainings one coming up in Febuary 2020
- Perceeptioneering...
- She is able through affiliation to MHS Teach and Certify People for Hypnosis Training
- and if a Personal and Business Mentor...
- Carmela is a member of the NGH, CV BNI and a contributing publisher in LA Community News. She also can be heard as a frequent guest on LA Talk Radio and appeared on Best Buys with Alan Mendelson Channel 13. She holds certificates in Master Hypnosis, NLP, MER, Reiki and Jin Shin Jytusu.
Carmela contributes to her community by attending Los Angeles health-based and spiritual fundraisers, LA Cancer Community, and teaches self-help for hypnosis at Glendale Community College and the Cancer Support Community in Pasadena.
She Does Public Speaking at Corporations and Conventions . Last spoke in Hyponothoughts Live Vegas...
Carmela's solutions direct her clients to their highest wellness and needs.
View mention in the Rotary Club of Altadena's Sparks Off The Rotary Wheel newsletter: August 10th Issue | August 17th Issue
Featured Several time in VoyageLA Magazine
Twitter@mindflowhynosi
Instagram @Carmela323
Drummer,Songwriter,Singer
L E E
K E R S L A K E
URIAH HEEP & OZZY OSBOURNE
LEGENDARY DRUMMER ANNOUNCES NEW PROJECTS
Lee Kerslake is an English musician, best known as the longtime drummer and backing vocalist for the rock band Uriah Heep, in addition to his work in the Ozzy Osbourne band
Kerslake joined Uriah Heep in November 1971, left the band in October 1979, and rejoined them in April 1982. In early 2007 it was announced on the Heep website that Kerslake left the band ‘due to ongoing health problems’.
With Heep, Kerslake also performed backing vocals both on album and on stage. On the Firefly album he was credited with the nickname “The Bear”, a reference to his beard growth and overall solid physical build.
During his time out of Uriah Heep, he worked with Ozzy Osbourne, with whom he recorded Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman, and played with bass guitarist Bob Daisley, who later joined Uriah Heep. On the Diary of a Madman notes, Kerslake and Daisley weren’t credited. The two musicians were fired in late March 1981, just after the recording session, and replaced for the tour by Tommy Aldridge and Rudy Sarzo. Aldridge’s and Sarzo’s photos were put on the album and they were credited as studio musicians, but they didn’t play on the album.
In 1998, Kerslake and Daisley filed suit against Ozzy Osbourne and his manager (and wife) Sharon Osbourne, seeking royalties and songwriting credits for their contributions to the Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman albums. Osbourne subsequently erased Kerslake and Daisley’s playing on both albums, replacing their performances with tracks by bassist Robert Trujillo and drummer Mike Bordin.
In 2003, Kerslake and Daisley’s lawsuit was dismissed by the United States District Court in Los Angeles. This dismissal was upheld by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Lee now performs with his own band “The Lee Kerslake Band”, guests with various bands and regularly joins ex-Heep members Ken Hensley and Paul Newton in “Uriah Heep Legends”
Physical Therapist with Athletico
Megan has worked at Athletico as a physical therapist since 2006 and is a Graston Technique trained clinician. She is trained to treat patients of orthopedic injuries involving upper and lower extremities, spine and temporomandibular joint dysfunction. In addition to treating general orthopedic injuries, Megan has a passion in treating patients in the performing arts community including traditional dance, competitive dance, ice skating and gymnastics. Personally, she has been a dance instructor since 1995 in areas including ballet, pointe, jazz and modern. Megan has designed stretch and strengthening classes for dancers to prevent injuries.
Hypnotherapist, Counselor, Minister, Educator
Anne’s life philosophies were strongly shaped by her experience as the daughter of Alan Watts, well-known pioneer interpreter of Eastern religion and philosophy for the Western world. At the age of 20 (in 1962) she married successful harpist Joel Andrews. Anne and Joel gave birth to two bright, musically gifted children whom they raised together until their divorce in 1972. For the next ten years Anne was a working single parent.
Her experiences, along with her ability to empathize with people in a way that transcends social and cultural boundaries, combine in Anne to create a richly loving and compassionate person.
Anne began her formal interest in human potential in 1964 when she first studied with Virginia Satir, founder of Conjoint Family Therapy. Her career and studies include a BA in Humanities, teaching and interpreting for the deaf and teaching Special Education in public schools.
In 1983, Anne participated in workshops offered by the Human Awareness Institute, founded by Dr. Stan Dale. There she experienced transformation on a deep and practical level in all areas of participants’ lives; they opened their hearts to themselves and others through the magical healing power of love. She soon realized that she had found the vehicle to manifest her life commitment, and trained to be a workshop facilitator.
She became a Certified Hypnotherapist and an educator, facilitator and counselor in the areas of Human Sexuality, sexual abuse, family stress, self-esteem, healing the “inner child,” financial and aging issues. Since 1985, she has facilitated hundreds of workshops in the US, Australia, Japan, England and Germany.
Anne has been enthusiastically received as a guest on radio and TV, and featured in newspapers. She is a warm and engaging speaker. She has a successful counseling practice in Santa Rosa, California where she lives in a deeply loving relationship with her husband, Mark Kupke, who has been her partner since 1984.
About Alan Watts
Early Years
Alan Watts was born in London in 1915, at the start of the first World War. At a young age he became fascinated with the Far East, and at fourteen he began to write and was published in the Journal of the London Buddhist Lodge before writing his first booklet on Zen in 1932. He moved to New York in 1938 and then to Chicago, where he served as an Episcopal priest for six years before leaving the Church. In 1950, he moved to upstate New York before going on to San Francisco to teach at the Academy of Asian Studies. Among Alan Watts' earliest influences were the novelist Sax Rohmer and Zen scholars D.T. Suzuki and Christmas Humpreys. In late 1950, he visited with Joseph Campbell and composer John Cage in NYC.
Worldview
Alan Watts was profoundly influenced by the East Indian philosophies of Vedanta and Buddhism, and by Taoist thought, which is reflected in Zen poetry and the arts of China and Japan. After leaving the Church, he never became a member of another organized religion, and although he wrote and spoke extensively about Zen Buddhism, he was criticized by American Buddhist practicioners for not sitting regularly in zazen. Alan Watts responded simply by saying, "A cat sits until it is done sitting, and then gets up, stretches, and walks away."
1950's and early '60's
After teaching at the Academy of Asian Studies in San Francisco, he became Dean and began to give regular radio talks on KPFA, the Berkeley free radio station. In 1957, he published his bestselling Way of Zen, and in 1958 returned to Europe where he met with C.G. Jung. He was an early subject in pioneering psychedelic trials, and, after recording two seasons of the public television series Eastern Wisdom and Modern Life, traveled to Japan several times in the early sixties. By the late sixties, he had become a counterculture celebrity, and traveled widely to speak at universities and growth centers across the US and Europe.
Later Years
By the early seventies, Alan Watts had become a foremost interpreter of Eastern thought for the West, and was widely published in periodicals including Earth, Elle, Playboy, and Redbook. He appeared on CBS television's Camera Three in 1969, and in 1971 he recorded a pilot for a new show titled A Conversation with Myself for NET, the precursor to PBS. When the series was not produced, he recorded the shows with his son Mark and his long-time audio archivist Henry Jacobs in 1972. Overall, Alan Watts developed an extensive audio library of nearly 400 talks and wrote more than 25 books during his lifetime, including his final volume, Tao: The Watercourse Way. Alan Watts died in his sleep in November of 1973, after returning from an intensive international lecture tour.
Baroque Cellist, World Class Soloist and Teaching Artist
EMILY DAVIDSON
“Emily Davidson has everything a musician needs to make it as a world-class soloist—the drive, talent, and the charisma that musicians need to attract a following.” —The Huffington Post
“One of the leading baroque cellists of the new generation—her playing combines technical excellence with a sophisticated taste for style and interpretation.”
—Tess Remy-Schumacher, Chair of Historical Performance Department at University of Central Oklahoma
Emily Davidson, baroque cellist, is a fresh voice in the new generation of historical performance. Originally from New York, Emily spent the first 7 years of her career freelancing in Boston, MA. She currently lives, performs, and teaches in Los Angeles, CA. Emily released her debut solo CD, BASS SOUNDS: Music for Unaccompanied Cello from the Early Baroque, in February 2013, and followed with BASS SOUNDS: Evolved in July 2014. Emily was founder and director of Emergence Quartet, period instrument string quartet. In October 2014 she released OldStyle, an album of baroque pieces turned into electronic dance remixes, with nationally-recognized Dj CUTMAN. Emily received her Master’s degree in Early Music Performance from The Longy School of Music of Bard College as a student of Phoebe Carrai. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from The Hartt School at The University of Hartford. She brings her historical approach to new platforms, drawing a passionate following on YouTube and Instagram for classical music. She has been interviewed in The Huffington Post, The Boston Globe, and on NPR.
Early in her undergraduate career, Emily found that “early” music—classical music written roughly before 1750—was what resonated with her. She devoted herself to the study and practice of this repertoire by attending American Bach Soloists Academy (San Francisco, CA), Oberlin Baroque Performance Institute (Oberlin, OH), International Baroque Institute at Longy (Cambridge, MA), Amherst Early Music Baroque Academy (New London, CT), and Amherst Early Music Winter Workshop (Philadelphia, PA). She serves as the Assistant Director of Phoebe Carrai’s Baroque Cello Bootcamp (Cambridge, MA). Emily has performed in masterclasses for Manfredo Kraemer, Tanya Tomkins, Judy Tarling, Elisabeeth Reed, Rachel Podger, and Kenneth Slowik, and alongside Phoebe Carrai, Elizabeth Blumenstock, Robert Mealy, Gonzalo Ruiz, Catherina Meints, and Jeffrey Thomas. Emily has appeared with the Handel and Haydn Society, The Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra, The Boston Camerata, Grand Harmonie, Harvard Early Music Society, Society for Historically Informed Performance (SoHIP), Boston Early Music Festival Fringe Series, Exsultemus, Musical Offering, The Oriana Consort, and other ensembles in the Greater Boston area, as well as at the Berkeley Festival and Exhibition Fringe series in California.
As a teaching artist, Emily gives lectures on baroque music, historical string playing, and music history. She served as Artist-in-Residence at University of Central Oklahoma Center for Historical Performance in September 2013. She has worked with elementary, middle, high school and college students in New York and Massachusetts. Emily has a private studio of cello students from young children to adult amateurs, and also offers Skype lessons. As one of the largest-reaching young artists on social media for classical music, Emily offers lectures and consulting to help musicians use social media marketing to build their audience. She shares her thoughts on classical music culture on her blog Historically Incorrect
teacher, counselor, radio host
Roberta Hladek is the CEO and co-founder of the Energetic Matrix Church of Consciousness, LLC also referred to as EMC². She is head of operations at the company headquarters in Las Vegas, NV and oversees over 60 EMC² Facilitators worldwide. To date, the AIM Program of Energetic Balancing has assisted thousands of people on their path to self healing.
Thirty years ago, Roberta began working with Stephen Lewis after being injured in a car accident. Having a natural attraction to alternative therapies, she consulted Lewis for help. At the time, he had his private practice in which he incorporated acupuncture and homeopathy in conjunction with subtle energy research, physics, oriental healing arts, philosophy and spirituality. As Roberta experienced accelerated healing and achieved a full recovery, she was experiencing tremendous shifts in her emotional and physical healing. This spawned her passion for energetic work. She left her successful career in the corporate world, obtained a degree in homeopathy, and partnered with Lewis, taking on an instrumental role in expanding his practice and, years later, in making the miracle called the AIM Program of Energetic Balancing known and available to people world-wide.
Roberta is now in charge of researching all energetic imbalances and has had a profound impact in discovering countless balancing frequencies in the last two years along with her other duties. She is a co-founder of the Energetic Matrix Church of Consciousness, LLC (EMC²), with Stephen Lewis and Evan Slawson. She’s made it her life’s work to help thousands worldwide discover the benefits of the AIM Program. She is also responsible for developing the Energy Goal Cards and AIM Essentials conference calls and is the inspiration for the character “Jennifer” in the novel Sanctuary: The Path To Consciousness, Max’s ever-patient assistant/alchemist.
"The aim of energetic balancing is to give the body enough strength, which I call "energy" to use its own wisdom and its own resources to provide a state of well-being You already know that there is an innate self-organizing principle in your body whose purpose is to maintain health. If that organization is disrupted, your ability to resist or overcome infections is hampered or lost. If you need a term for what I'm doing, let's say that I'm organizing you to help you deal with your specific problems. If I succeed, it's highly possible that you'll go back to your doctor and be found free of your diseases."
— Sanctuary, Pathway to Consciousness
Founder of Operation Beloved Communities for Peace and MLK Peace Walk
Keith Silver is the Founder of 'Operation: Beloved Communities for PEACE', co-Founder of the Martin Luther King PEACE WALK and PARADE (2004-2005 to Present with Denise Rolark-Barnes and Yango Sawyer) and a long time Civil and Human Rights Activist.
Keith has a 46 year history with Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) - (Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Founding President); served 8 years as SCLC National Staff, in the Dr. Joseph E. Lowery, Administration; Washington DC/SCLC Chapter President, 2007-2014; and daily worked with King Family Members from 1982 to Present.
Mr. Silver has a 35 Year History with UNITED BLACK FUND, as Staff, Consultant, or Volunteer; United Black Fund: Last Man Hired By UBF Founding President, Dr. Calvin Rolark, in 1992; Former DC Council Staff to Hon. Wilhelmina J. Rolark, until 1992; Stayed on Board with Hon Wilihelmina Rolark, when she succeeded Dr. Rolark as President, in 1994; UBF Volunteer, in past 13 years with Barry LeNoir, President; and served 4-Term ANC Commissioner in Washington, DC .
He graduated Anacostia High School, Class of 1971 in Washington, DC and graduated Antioch School of Law, Certified Paralegal, Class of 1978, Deans Jean and Edgar Cahn.
Additional Background
- Honorable Rev. Walter E. Fauntroy is my Pastor.
- Served as Original Temptation "Eddie Kendricks" Community Assistant from 1982 Temptation ReUnion
Tour, until Eddie passed in 1992 due to Lung Cancer.
- Served as "Community Assistant" to Legendary Dick Gregory, 1999 until Aug. 2018.
Author, Artist, Psychic, Medium, Lecturer, Editor, Writing Coach, and Columnist
In childhood my guest for Saturday, Liberty Forrest, discovered her abilities as a psychic and medium. These abilities continued to develop over the years, leading her to do readings professionally.
Now living in Western Canada, previously Liberty enjoyed an idyllic life in rural England, where for five years she appeared approximately monthly on BBC Radio doing psychic phone-ins for listeners.
Eventually, she took to the stage, where she connected audience members with loved ones in spirit.
Liberty is an award-winning author and Huffington Post contributor who has several books on inspirational self-help topics. She also writes paranormal thriller saga fiction Her compelling book, The Power and Simplicity of Self-Healing, has been changing lives and helping people find hope and healing in several countries around the world.
In 2015 her book, Meditation Essentials: How to Quiet the Mind to Achieve More Personal and Professional Success, won the Beverly Hills International Book Award in the Well Being category.
Currently, she enjoys doing readings for clients, internet video calls, offering compassionate heart-centered guidance to help them get unstuck and moving forward. She also assists people in developing their own abilities as psychics and mediums, including offering one-on-one guidance to help them fully access their intuitive abilities. More information is available at: https://www.libertyforrest.com/about/ I suggest that you look at her bio at this link because there is much more to Liberty Forrest than what is written here.
