Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from March 30th
Birth, what a wonder, a gift, but also what a pain. My daughter just gave birth to my first Grandson, we are elated in welcoming this little guy, but what difficulty she had to go through to have him. I myself had horrible birth experience, commas, forceps, epidurals, C sections, and apparently, I am allergic to pregnancy, I did it 3 times.
How fast we forget the pain and struggle in bringing our children into the world, if we remembered would we do it again? Once that babe is in our arms, we seam to forget the struggle of getting them here. Like a metaphor for life, getting through the struggles and embracing that birth of a new life.
Maybe it is meant to be hard so we will appreciate the gift at the end of it. Our own rebirth, a birth of a child, we value it more with the struggle, for we know what it took to get us there. Life is an inside job, and a process that never ends, just grows as we do. The willingness to go through it all only expands our abilities and allows us to see the gift of life in a more valued and abundant way.
If we value life and our own lives when we have experienced the struggle, why do we still see so many killings? Why are people so eager to dismiss life so easily? If we have known how hard it is to come into the world, the struggles of growing up and all the heartache and pain one goes through in life, why would murder be on your mind?
I feel we have lost the value of life, the value of the gift of living. The easier we make it for everyone, the more they struggle with their own existence. Life is about experiences, about death and rebirth, about participating in all aspects of life and in the GRATITUDE of this gift we have been given.
Media has become our slave driver, we bend break and fold to the expectations of what the media is dictating. You must be good looking, you must be rich, and famous and everyone has to want to be you…..but, a big but, when they follow that path they realize how empty it is, how very unfulfilling.
You are FLAWSOME just the way you are, there is no one like you and that is the point. Leave comparison, competition and dictation behind, and live the gift of your life with all its ups and downs, to the fullest it can be.
When you are willing to see life for the gift it is, then you understand how to embrace and value it, for truly it took a lot to come here, so now live it abundantly and with respect.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Faust Ruggiero, on-air from March 30th
Are you ready to unleash the power that has been inside you all your life?
The Fix Yourself Handbook presents the Process Way of Life, a step-by-step program that can transform your life into one that is happy, healthy, purposeful, and content. Who we are is the product of the interplay between our physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual attributes. The Process Way of Life’s fifty-two internal processes will help you create a state of internal balance as these four attributes operate together, providing you with a pure loving energy source that will change your life. Learning to understand and love yourself, and to apply your love to others, is the enduring final gift of the Process Way of Life.
The Process Way of Life is the product of over twenty years of Faust Ruggiero’s research and practical counseling application. It is your guide on an exciting and enlightening life journey that will touch every part of you. The Process Way of Life creates one of life’s most exciting and wondrous life journeys, and yours is about to begin.
FAUST A. RUGGIERO’s professional career spans almost 40 years, and is diversified and compelling, as it has consistently established new and exciting cutting-edge counselling programs in its pursuit of professional excellence and personal life enhancement. He is a published research author, clinical trainer, and therapist who has worked in settings that have included clinics for deaf children, prisons, nursing homes, substance abuse centers, inpatient facilities, and as the President of the Community Psychological Center in Bangor, Pennsylvania. In that capacity, he developed the Process Way of Life counselling program and has developed it into the formal text presented in The Fix Yourself Handbook.
Ignite your heart and soul with Sara Troy and her guests Joseph P.Gahabi, on air from March 23rd.
Joseph P. Ghabi is a former engineer, banker and international sales manager. His past is packed with degrees and certifications given only to people of science and logic, yet Joseph’s true gift appears in an area less frequented by typical scientists.
An expert Blueprint Numerologist, master healer and spiritual leader, Joseph speaks on topics ranging from relationships and the Law of Attraction to life purpose and past histories. He is well known for his program Soul to Soul Connection Level 1 and Level 2 where he uses his own gifts to help others free themselves and have peace with their past. As a Psychosomatic Therapist, and drawing upon his extensive knowledge of Numerology, Joseph developed Psychosomatic Numerology, which focuses on the relationship between one’s emotions, mind, and body, in conjunction with Chakras and their connection with diseases.
Joseph’s new gift recently showed up in the form of painting. He painted over 300 paintings in 3 years. Now, he aligns his gift of healing with painting and meditation.
Join Joseph to his online program – Awakening the Artist Within a 9-Week Online Program to awaken your gift of painting.
Media Appearances Joseph is a #1 Best-selling author and has hosted his own radio shows, and he’s now hosting a new podcast: Numerology 4 Life. When he speaks, Joseph is forceful and to the point. As a guest, producers love knowing his presence will light up the phone lines with curious callers seeking answers to their most pressing life problems. He’s been featured in Lebanon, France, Canada and The United States.
A Wealth of Experience and Many Interesting Topics to Talk About Joseph has earned several degrees, certifications and diplomas studying subjects from engineering and computer programming to metaphysics and psychosomatic therapy.
Joseph’s mixed past is one of his greatest strengths. His wide range of educational, professional and worldly experiences makes him a delight tolisten to. He has a wealth of interesting stories to share and a profound ability to connect with people of many cultures, countries and beliefs.
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Your Health is Your Choice with Sara Troy and her guest Claire Johnson, on air from March 23rd
Why be average when you can be alpha? The 3 key principles to achieving success with your mindset, training and nutrition.
Claire is the CEO of The Naked Warrior which delivers 3 winning online coaching programs and Founder of The Naked Warrior Tribe online community plus author of two books – The Winning Formula :Discover the Secrets to Unleash Your Alphafemale and The Winning Physique: How to Get the Competitive Edge on Stage.
Claire is a leading female mindset, nutrition and training coach and who is focused on empowering women to lose the mental junk holding themselves back plus identify their triggers and self sabotage habits so they can create strategies to achieve success and their desired results.
Through her tribe community Claire is driven to help 10,000 women be bold, brave and unafraid and take back control of their lives. The unique mindset, nutrition and training coaching help them overcome the blockages and mental junk holding them back with achieving their desired results.
Claire has previously featured in Marie Claire, Clean Eating, Oxygen, Women’s Fitness, Bride to Be and Essex Baby plus I created and presented an online TV channel for Australia and NZ’s largest Personal Training Franchise.
Their Story Matter with Sara Troy and her guest Laura Suria, on air form March 23rd
My name is Laura Suria. I have a Masters degree in education and a Bachelor degree in Early Education. I am a teacher, mentor, and coach. Later on, in life I decided to further my education in several different healing areas which includes Sound Bowl Therapy, Pranic Healing and as a Practitioner in QHHT – Past Life Regression I am here today to help raise awareness about the life-changing event that took the life away from a healthy, fun loving, and amazing individual, my daughter Isabell Suria.
Isabell was born on January 11, 2000. She grew up in a small town 20 miles from St. Louis Arch in Collinsville, IL. I am married to my husband Rick, we have been together for nearly 32 years and are coming up on our 22nd wedding anniversary. We also have one other child, her young brother Logan who just turned 17 years old in April. At the time we had our 18-year-old cousin, Dante living with us. He came to live with us after the 2 hurricanes that hit the island.” We Love You Puerto Rico”, was inspired by Dante and his family story. Our family began on Jan 11, 2000, with a happy, healthy, loving beautiful baby girl. And through her life, she had many amazing achievements. She played every sport offered from 4th to 8th grade and also was on a National Competition Cheerleading team for 9 years. In her freshman year of high school, she cheered on the varsity cheerleading team, while also taking honours courses to get credit for college. In May 2013, she received her last Gardasil vaccine and 13 days later because ill. She was getting ready for tryouts and the last cheer competition when I decided to run her to the doctor yo check her ear out because she had pain. Little did we know this was the start of years of physical pain. Several years later and many struggles to main good grades and friends we decided to let her hang out with friends to cheer her up. But New Year’s Eve of 2015 is when her life changed forever from physical and now emotions pain. She was at a New Years Eve party, and she was raped by 3 older boys. She was never the same since then. We didn’t find out about the assault until a couple of months after, but when we did we went to the school principal, superintendent and then police departments. This is when cyberbullying started. During the time we weren’t aware of what occurred, she was going to school daily while having those boys in several classes with her. Cyberbullying started to increase and get worse as more people found out. There were several girls who were constantly hateful towards any positive posts of Isabell’s and posts with new friends she was hanging out with. A year after she was sexually assaulted, pictures and tweets resurfaced and were posted on social media about it. It was nearly impossible for Isabell to get away from what happened to her, it followed her everywhere.
After that, we took all the tweets, posts, and hateful texts to the superintendent. All they did was talk to her parents with no punishments. And for the boys, we finally got a response from the DA in June 2015 saying they will not prosecute until we have a video of her saying no. This lead to even more problems with her physical, emotional, and mental state. We made the decision to take her out of high school because of the negative and insulting comments, her anxiety and stress, the bullying, and the lack of support from the school district. She was enrolled at a local college at the age of 17 and was considered a dual-enrolled student since she was also getting her high school diploma. She tried to stay positive amidst it all, but social media or cyberbullying played a major role in her mental health. On January 19 of this year, she posted a poll on Twitter with the options of “Just do it” or “Don’t Do it.” 177 people voted, 59% saying just do it, and 49% saying don’t do it. That 59% that said yes didn’t know what they were voting for. I was not aware of this until after. We did everything we could, got her the best help we could, and tried our best. Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough. The nightmares and flashbacks haunted her every single day. On January 25th, 2018, we lost our Isabell.
It was 2 weeks to the day after her 18th birthday. Social media and bullying is one of the reasons we lost her. There is a growing epidemic of bullying and suicide, and we have made it our mission to raise awareness and make a change. Right after her 18th birthday, she went and got a tattoo down her spine that read “From Pain Comes Strength,” which was her motto. We have now started to get From Pain Comes Strength to be a recognized organization. With the help of our family, friends, and other supports, we can make a change. It is a daily effort we all have to make, but if we want it and set our minds to it, I am confident we can make a difference. Let’s make it all of our’s personal missions to raise awareness of bullying, sexual assault, and suicide, and educate our youth about how we can make a difference between two mission with Pure Mission and Willie J. Willy J heard about Dante and was greatly touched and asked the Suria Family to send personal photos of the devastation of from the hurricane Maria. Within talking to Dante about how bad the condition was and not having power for over 100 Willie J wrote, ” We Love You Puerto Rico” in an effort to draw awareness of how life can change so quickly. Dante was the same age as Isabell and for the most part, got along and helped each other out. Dante left his family to finish high school in the states because his school was so damaged by the storm. Arron Emig stepped in and started to mentor Dante and Bob Emig Foundation paid for him to attend a local high school where Arron graduated.
The Bob Emig Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, was started in 2004. Founder Aaron Emig, Bob’s oldest son, created the foundation to continue his father’s work in helping youth develop well-rounded lives by providing them a healthy sports experience. Bob as so passed away from suicide which caused years and pain for his family. After Isabell’s passing Willie J and Aaron Emig asked me to join them at a local bar and grill where we decided to write a song in honour of Isabell. This is when I introduce my abilities to both of them. I am able to connect with Isabell in a way that can help others. Isabell helped Willie J write her song. She continues to guide us on our journey to help the youth. The song, ” Isabell ” was born the next weekend.
Thank you to all your listeners to hear about our story of Isabell Suria and our foundation From Pain Comes Strength. Also a big thanks to Self Discovery Media Community for an amazing platform to spread our mission of helping our youth. I am honoured to have had the privilege of speaking with you this afternoon. So again, thank you -and remember — From Pain Comes Strength.
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