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A look inside the mind of a Puerto Rican Dude professionally diagnosed as “Anxious AF”

“Between the Pages” started out as two friends bonding over books that they’ve read. Two friends who connect over the characters along with the stories. Until they’ve decided to share that passion with other book lovers. “Between the Pages” is a podcast from book-lovers to book-lovers alike. This is where we will be sharing our feelings, thought and ideas about the latest books that we’ve read together. Our genres will be ranging from fantasy, rom-com, fiction, mystery as well as TV-show and movie adaptations. As a reader you know how you relate to those stories as part of your ...

On this Podcast we talk everything Entertainment from Movies, TV Shows, Anime and some serious topics that we have major opinions on. Thank you for Listening

The one and only Alex M.O.R.P.H. presents his weekly podcast. Breaking down the barriers of genres and stereotypes to celebrate the broad spectrum of quality electronic dance music, a universal language uniting us as one Universal Nation.

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PTSD: What Everyone Needs to Know is a scientifically supported yet accessible resource on a disorder that affects up to seven percent of adults during their lifetime. Utilizing a listener-friendly Q&A format, the book demystifies and defines PTSD, explaining that, despite popular opinion and countless media portrayals, this is not simply a disorder for combat veterans. Instead, survivors of any life-threatening event can experience PTSD.

M. Randal O’Wain’s debut short story collection, Hallelujah Station and Other Stories, introduces listeners to a wide and diverse cast of characters struggling with and responding to changes and loss. These gritty and poignant stories follow the tragic parts of life, the pieces that may neither start nor end in comfortable resolution and the pieces that make up complex realities.

A universal pattern can be found in all societies and in fact in all of creation. We see it in the seasons of the year; the stories of Scripture; the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus; the rise and fall of civilizations; and even in our own lives. In this new version of one of his earlier books, Father Richard Rohr illuminates the way understanding and embracing this pattern can give us hope in difficult times and the courage to push through messiness and even great chaos to find a new way of being in the world.

Pedram Shojai, O.M.D., New York Times best-selling author of The Urban Monk, shares his time-tested system for managing your Life Garden through 100-day gongs. Originating from ancient traditions and with a framework refined throughout Shojai's 15-plus years of coaching, this 100-day system provides a foundation for: managing your expectations for your time now versus your time to come, allocating the time you have in order to get more, finding the balance between doing versus being, and more!

What would you do if you knew your life's potential? That's the question facing the residents of Deerfield, Louisiana, when the DNAMIX machine appears in their local grocery store. It's nothing to look at, really—it resembles a plain photo booth. But its promise is amazing: With just a quick swab of your cheek and two dollars, the device claims to use the science of DNA to tell you your life's potential. With enough credibility to make the townspeople curious, soon the former teachers, nurses, and shopkeepers of Deerfield are abruptly changing course to pursue their destinies.

Once upon no time, "Holy God" was sitting up in Heaven, just being "God" when he got an instant message, just like people get on their mobile phones. This message was like a miracle however, as it came from a little boy called John, in a beautiful country known as Ireland. John wasn't texting "Holy God" on his mobile phone though; he was just saying his bedtime prayers, thinking of "God" and wondering what would happen if he just closed his eyes and spoke to him in his own words.

A human life has the potential to be a great adventure. It is an adventure of learning, creating, and experiencing. Our intelligence and imagination dance together to create the story of our experiences. The blossoming of our mind is our awakening to our true self-place and our true life. Our true self-place is only found in that which experiences our experiences: awareness itself. We discover that everyone has the same self-place and is the same life. We discover the oneness of life and life’s eternal being.

We live in a matrix of misperception. Things are not what they seem to be. We live with a false sense of self and a false worldview. Our life doesn’t come from our body, it comes from life itself. Bodies don’t create life, bodies are created by life itself. Everyone’s life is the life of life itself. Life creates a world in order to have adventures within it. Life creates bodies so it can live through them and have adventures. Awareness itself is life’s self-place and eternal being. This is true perception. This is living as life’s self-knowing.

A human life is designed to be a life of enjoyment, discovery, and understanding. The more we discover and understand, the closer we get to seeing the bigger picture of life. The bigger picture of life is the oneness of life. Life is not created or produced by something other than itself. Life itself is the creator. Life creates different bodies to live through. Everyone’s life is the life of life itself. Everyone’s true self is their awareness: awareness itself. Awareness itself is life’s eternal being and unchanging self-place.

Harold dreams of being a hero like his father, a Navy SEAL, but - he is what you might call an easy target. He’s short, he’s almost legally blind, and he’s the new kid in town! When the biggest bully in school smashes Harold’s glasses and he has to get a new pair, something amazing happens. Suddenly, Harold can see anyone’s greatest fear. Do you know what this means? R-E-V-E-N-G-E. And it has never tasted so sweet. One by one, Harold is going to make bullies pay. But in the end, what if Harold becomes the villain in the story...instead of the hero?

As our level of consciousness rises, we become more and more conscious of the oneness of life. This consciousness of the oneness of life is the enlightenment of the human mind. It marks a major transition in human life because it changes how we think, how we feel, how we live, and how we interact with others. It changes both our worldview and our sense of self. We realize that all life is the same life: the life of life itself. We finally understand that life is not created, life itself is the creator.

In this retreat experience, Richard Rohr explores the role of men in society and religion. Father Rohr focuses on the yearning to rediscover passion in masculine identity and in the purpose of life. He uses archetypes (symbolic images) to transmit his powerful message about male spirituality and integration. He challenges listeners to encounter their archetype (king, warrior, magician, or lover), recognize its dark side, and empower their journey through drumming, dialogue, and discovery.

Rohr reprises his best-selling talks on scripture in this powerful new series. He describes the Bible as a text in travail, containing not just conclusions, but a process that mirrors our own journey (three steps forward, two steps backward). In the three steps forward, Scripture always reveals that we are related to something infinite and that ours is an enchanted and trustworthy universe.

Speaking at a day of prayer, Richard Rohr says, “Advent is not about a sentimental waiting for the baby Jesus.” He asks listeners to focus expectations and anticipation on “the adult Christ, the cosmic Christ,” the Lord who challenges us to empty ourselves, to lose ourselves, to surrender. This is the Jesus whom we invite to come into our hearts at Christmas and throughout our lives.

Sean Cardinal O'Malley explains why evangelization is at the heart of our faith and that there is a mandate to share the Gospel with the world. Passing on the faith is not an option but an imperative. In every century, believers have to hand on the faith to the next generation and at the same time offer the wisdom of the Church to a world that is content with foolishness. Drawing upon the scriptures, philosophy, and literature, he illustrates how this passing on the faith is ultimately God's enterprise.