Quantum Spirituality with Sara Troy and her guest Dr Margaret Evanow, on air March 14th
Dr. Evanow brings a new focus to “personal Development” by helping us move past the “physical” reality. Rather, we are able to access the ultimate reality of the power we all have in our consciousness and our being quantum rather than physical. When we are able to develop from that reality, our lives take on momentum towards our biggest bestest version of our selves.
With over 35 years of experience in the fields of mental health, training, and personal development, Dr. Margaret Evanow has come to understand the human condition and what makes transformational growth possible even under difficult life circumstances. Her love for Humanity and the fascinating science of the fabric of the Universe has led her to a unique hybrid – Quantum Psychology, blending positive psychology, quantum physics, human potential, and the power of the human spirit. Dr. Evanow connects people to their own YouNiversal Pathways of growth, becoming, and believing, and in so doing, invites all of humanity to re-member who and what they are.
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Dr. Margaret Evanow offers a free e-book to help you understand how to access the Quantum Human that lays waiting for you to remember who and what you really are. We are able to reprogram our very beliefs to transform our reality into a life we would love living. We are able to access e-motions that can connect us to higher versions of living. And, we can transform our “physical” body using the power of the quantum within.”
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Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from March 14th
I am proud to be a woman in todays world, for we are the answer to what the world needs. The era of famine energy is upon us, and no matter how the misogynistic men of the world complain and try and take us backwards, we are already to far forward from the lasting restraints.
We have fought a long battle to be heard, seen, listened to and embraced for who we are, but no longer, for we are that higher consciousness of a loving vibration, and nothing is going to stop us now.
Embrace your womanhood, be the strength and value you are, and become the love and peace you seek, for that will guide both men and other women to embrace all that you are.
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Eco solutions and Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Cynthia Tina, on air from March 14th
Meet Cynthia, the “community matchmaker,” who will show you how you can find a home within an intentional community for more connection, support, and purpose. There are a wide variety of intentional communities out there— ecovillages, agrihoods, cohousing, land trusts, tiny house villages, and more. They come in a range of sizes, styles, and levels of sharing, so it’s possible to find a community that fits your values and lifestyle… without having to build one from scratch. Join this inspiring and practical conversation to re-think the role of community in your life.
My passion is helping people learn about intentional communities and join the one that’s right for them.
Cynthia is the founder of CommunityFinders and the original “community matchmaker.” Over the past decade, she has visited and worked with hundreds of communities around the world, including the ecovillage where she lives in her self-built passive solar home.
Formerly the co-director, she is now a spokesperson and educator with the Foundation for Intentional Community. She’s also the founder of Ecovillage Tours and a former trustee of the Global Ecovillage Network. She holds a degree in Sustainability from Goddard College and certificates in Permaculture, ecovillage Design, and Yoga Teacher Training.
Which type of community is a fit for you? Free Quiz —>
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“for the LOVE of Music” with Sara Troy and her guest Swapna Abraham, on air from March 14th
After pursuing music as a singer-songwriter for twenty-four years, primarily as a gospel music artiste, releasing twenty-one albums and performing the world over, I, Swapna Abraham, arrived at the decision to give up music altogether feeling unfulfilled. The rest was short-lived. The very next day I decided to compose, produce and publish a song a day for a thousand days; set a date to the start and finish, and started prepping for the challenge. From learning recording to the dialogue with world record organizations, funding, finding a place, arranging for equipment, getting in touch with press and getting out of a futile relationship; I was soon going to realize that the envisioned challenge had very little to do with the grind of making a song every day.
‘She Played In The Dark’ is the story of a protagonist that found her own definition of and path to fulfilment and success if one may call it that. All this with the responsibility of caring for two college-going children, one of which got married and had two babies in the course of the challenge; aged parents who were always at the back of her mind, the hustle with a rather busy day job that paid the bills, health matters, any travel whether it was on the road to work, by air reaching family and friends or in a lift headed for home (and the challenge).
As the author shares from her life’s narrative, the book covers the power of past failure, managing unhappiness, how parents should also work on their dreams, why we should try, recognizing opportunity, dealing with change and when there is no Plan B, using your will, inculcating discipline and habit, the secret of work, working by decision rather than inspiration, working when you cannot work, working with life going on in the background, that the world has place for all, what we can do about jealousy, the importance of quality and detail, prioritizing, choosing our battles, a whole new understanding of time, dependencies to preserve sanity, finishing what we start, leaving a legacy, about withdrawal symptoms, and that it takes a certain kind of person for a certain (t)ask.
The thousand-day endeavour resulted in four world records, and for reasons explained, not 1000 but 2321 songs (all made ‘live’) and a couple of other feathers in her hat, most importantly fulfilment.
What playing in the dark was all about… Well, for the most part she used to play the piano with the lights off. Truth be told, even after then, it was in the dark that she played.
A multiple world record holder and award winner, Swapna Abraham is a singer-songwriter, actor, author, interior designer, mentor, and marketing and branding enthusiast with her roots and formation in India and prime experience in the UAE. Swapna has authored and produced 21 musical albums and performed extensively on the international gospel music platform (www.swapnaabraham.com). Holding 4 world records in singing and songwriting with the Golden Book of World Records (www.1000songsin1000days.com), she has also published a memoir “She Played In The Dark” entailing the journey and lessons through the 1000-day world record journey. A mentor in singing and songwriting, Swapna championed the first branded karaoke café “Kafeoke” in India with a school for singing and songwriting and a recording studio. She is also known for her acting performances as Donna in the Mamma Mia musical directed by the late Mithran Devanesan, and Meenakshi in the Tamil feature film Nadunissi Naaygal directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon. Her years at the T A Pai Management Institute and Indian Institute of Management Kolkata led her to becoming an avid marketing and branding enthusiast. Leaving no flair unpursued, Swapna is also an interior designer and member of the Designers Society of America (www.alikainteriors.com). She is also the India Country Chair for G100 Media Arts & Communication. In culmination, Swapna is the recipient of the NeedStar Award (2010), a Women’s Day Citation “Role Model for her progress and success in the field of Mainstream Career, Art & Entrepreneurship”; the Lamp-Icongo Karmaveer Chakra for Gospel Music Maestro Award (2012) for the contribution to gospel music from 1991-2012; the Aspire World Award (2019) for her Passion for Excellence at the 31st Global Women’s Empowerment Summit, Dubai; and the Women of Excellence Award at the Women Economic Forum (2022).
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Sara’s View Of Life with Sara Troy, on air from March 7th
Divide and conquer, does it really work? We love to put people in boxes, sort them by colour, race, sex, income, but why can we not see each other as part of one human race, a more loving race?
For so long people have rightly complained about their treatment from Western folk, so many women have suffered at the hand of a insecure angry man, and even in 2023, we are still speaking to the same old same old crap, and it seems unable to move on.
When we realize that we each and everyone one of us, is either the problem or the solution, we can start looking into our selves and decide to heal for the pain, the atrocities and take back our own power with love, first love of self, and life and love in each other.
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