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Jana Shiloh brings 34 years of homeopathy practice to Cosmic LOVE, and we’ll be discussing Jana’s unique path towards mastery of the homeopathic method, her book “HeartFusion™- The Magic of Imprinting Water”, and how you can create your own homeopathic remedies for your pets if not yourself and loved ones
Jana helped to found one of the first schools in homeopathy in California “The Pacific Academy of Homeopathic Medicine” in 1988. She was named “Honorary Homeopathic Clinical Associate” by Dr.
Jana Shiloh brings 34 years of homeopathy practice to Cosmic LOVE, and we’ll be discussing Jana’s unique path towards mastery of the homeopathic method, her book “HeartFusion™- The Magic of Imprinting Water”, and how you can create your own homeopathic remedies for your pets if not yourself and loved ones.
Jana helped to found one of the first schools in homeopathy in California “The Pacific Academy of Homeopathic Medicine” in 1988. She was named “Honorary Homeopathic Clinical Associate” by Dr.
Stargate Round Table
Interview 2nd hour with Dr. Wiley Green DDS
Energetic Tools to protect and boost a person's subtle energy fields
What are subtle energy fields?
Why is it important to keep these energies balanced? → “energetic health”
What is “True Health”? Does Health mean pain free??
SHLOMO SAND Professor Emeritus University of Tel Aviv in Israel comes to us live speaking about his latest book How I Stopped Being A Jew.
SHLOMO SAND was born in 1946, in a displaced person’s camp in Austria, to Jewish parents; the family later migrated to Palestine. As a young man, Sand came to question his Jewish identity, even that of a “secular Jew.” With this meditative and thoughtful mixture of essay and personal recollection, he articulates the problems at the center of modern Jewish identity.
NazB’s journey has been an interesting one, it has been one full of persistence and dedication to his craft. His single, “Thank You God,” is a brief story of how God changed NazB’s life through his long journey. He says, “It’s been a long, long time I’ve been on the road. It’s time to thank you, God, for saving my life. It haven’t been easy, but somehow I made it…” The song itself is a little more R&B in sound, and doesn’t have the stronger African influences of some of his other material. It does, however, remind me slightly of some older GRITS, stylistically.
ET-First Contact Radio with Maarten Horst and guest Patty Greer
