Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from October 6th
It is my Birthday today, October 6th, and I am thankful to have reached 66 years young. I am thankful to be with my family this weekend for our Canadian Thanks Giving, and I am thankful to be able to do what I do.
If even in these times we can look at what to be grateful for and not to dwell on the have nots, we will navigate through these turbulent times thankful to still see all the possibilities that lay before us.
When one door closes, there is always another door, or window that will open, we just have to be calm, pause, breathe and be willing to walk forward blind deaf and dumb in order to see hear and feel.
I am, despite my health condition, financial and age challenges, being able to still do my interviews on Self Discovery Media of illuminating wisdom that changes the lives of those that choose to listen.
I am very thankful for my loving family and supportive friends (both online and off) and for where I am living, very thankful.
So take a moment to write out what you DO HAVE to be Thankful for it, FOR THAT GRATITUDE WILL SEE YOU MOVING FORWARD IN A CLEAR LIGHT.
Ignite your heart and soul with Sara Troy and her guest La Shonda Herring, on air from October 6th
La Shonda say “I’m here to tell you Amazing woman you are a DIVA, QUEEN and GODDESS on the inside. You want something more out of life then what is presently showing up, I get it!!!”
Womb Love: It helps us create and connect us to the past, connects to our relationship with others and ourselves, it is our guidance system and we have chakras aligned with our womb that affects our emotions. Your Womb is your creativity and soul wisdom.
I created this sacred place for women to get help along their journey to serve the tribe they were born to serve. I use my training toolbox, I call it {Reiki, Hypnotherapy, Law of Attraction, metaphysical concepts, and traditional education (BS in psychology & MSW)} to assist women in creating peace of mind so they can get clarity on their gifts & talents which are then used to create financial security and abundance. Along the way, they gain confidence and love who they truly are so they can stand in their power to create a lifestyle that givens them quality time with family and friends without being exhausted, time for caring for themselves to recharge their “battery” without feeling guilt but feel nurtured, supported and loved.
La Shonda is a born teacher, trainer, and leader who turned those skills into successful entrepreneurship. She has been able to find the balance between business and her personal life (spouse & 3 kids). She is also an international best-selling author with clients throughout the United States who successfully learn how to design a business that fits who they are and create their desired lifestyle. La Shonda is widely considered to be the “start-up” Goddess.
Their Story Matters with Sara Troy and her guest Jackie Van Campen, on air from October 6th
I grew up in a country where being sexually active at 12/13 y/o was normalized. Teen pregnancy was (and still is) a common occurrence. By the time I was 12, I was already making out with 15/16-y/o boys. By the time I was 13, I was making out with a 23-y/o man. It was normal for young women to date much older guys. Enter the movie “Cutie” on Netflix. After reading so many posts of distraught women bashing Netflix for the hypersexualization of children for the way they were promoting the show, I decided to watch it for myself and gather my own opinions on it. If all you got from it was the hypersexualization of children, you missed very significant pieces and layers, including what leads to these issues. As I watching the show, I was reminded of my own experiences and things I saw growing up
– Poverty
Religious and cultural oppression of women
Peer pressure
Lack of open communication between parents and children
There’s so much I want to say about these points and how some of them directly impacted me as a tween/teen and then as an adult. I’m still gathering my thoughts…One thing I’ll say is that as I look at my own girls (22, 15, and 12), I’m grateful that their experiences so far have been very different than mine at their respective ages. We don’t protect our children by hiding things from them. We protect them by having open dialogue and communication – something I did not have growing up. I hope that instead of freaking out over things, we can actually have open and honest conversations, especially as women, because if we want to change the way children are hypersexualized, we need to start by confronting the issues that lead to it, including the demons in our own closets..
Jackie VanCampen is the author of Letters to My Daughter: A Mother’s Journey of Healing and Transformation, and co-author of Amazon Best-Seller Miracles, Momentum, and Manifestation – Unleash the Secret Powers of Having the Life You Desire and The Little Black Book of Fitness. Her album titled Jackie VanCampen’s Soulful Expression debuted in the Top 10 on Amazon and has touched many people. She is a medium, direct channel, and energy healer. She’s also a motivational speaker and founder of Wise Heart Within, which serves to support and facilitate healing and transformation in every area of life. She believes that when you can fully love and embrace your light, you can shine it for others to walk their own paths powerfully. After experiencing a spiritual awakening in 2011, when she was visited by what she calls, “Beings of Light,” Jackie knew she her life was going to change completely. As a gifted intuitive, she helps people discover their soul work and release mental, emotional, and spiritual densities that keep them from living fulfilling lives. She is a bridge between the Earth and the Spiritual realms and facilitates the connection between oneself and one’s spirit guides as well as deceased loved ones. Jackie has been featured on various podcasts and interviews and was also a contributing writer on various online media outlets, including having one of her poems published in Spiritual Writers Network’s book Whispers of the Soul, A Poetry Anthology and in Journey of the Heart. She is an NLP and Timeline certified practitioner, as well as a Reiki and Access Bars practitioner and is immersed in the personal and spiritual development world. She combines her expertise and tools with her intuitive gifts and abilities to provide the ultimate healing and coaching experience. Jackie is a Women’s Leader in the Soka Gakkai, a lay Buddhist organization dedicated to spreading happiness through peace, culture, and education, and Community Leader with Women for Women International. She’s a wife and the mother of three beautiful, creative, self-expressed daughters.
Letters to My Daughter: A Mother’s Journey of Healing and Transformation ($15)
In this heart-warming, inspirational book, Jacqueline shares her life-story with her 14-year-old daughter in order to show her that when we listen to the wisdom of our heart, we are more empowered to choose a context for our lives that allows us to live from a place of victory as opposed to victimhood.
This book is a collection of poems which were selected by the Spiritual Writers Network, and includes one of my poems.” To purchase a copy, please click HERE.
Mental Health Awareness with Sara Troy and her guest Michael Fischer, on air from September 29th
HOMELESSNESS EXPERT: Community advocate and President of New York’s-Central Park South Civic Association, Michael Fischer, discusses the crisis-level homeless epidemic. The highest number since America’s Great Depression.
Over the past decade, Alison Eisinger has helped more than 1,000 people experiencing homelessness in Seattle register to vote. This year, despite the stakes involved in the U.S. presidential election in November, Eisinger isn’t making the same effort.
Seattle already has 7,000 individuals who lack shelter, a number that could swell if a moratorium on evictions is lifted.
“It would be irresponsible for us to think that voter registration is a top priority for someone who is wondering where they’ll get their next meal, or lay their head,” said Eisinger, who directs the King County Coalition on Homelessness, a nonprofit group. “Even for those of us who deeply, profoundly believe in the power of organizing and voter registration, we’re focused on other things, because that’s the nature of a crisis.”
The same dynamic holds true across the country. Between 30 and 40 million American households may face eviction this year, according to one recent study. A federal program to block evictions for a third of the renting population has expired, as have eviction moratoriums in more than half the 50 United States. Others may run out just weeks before the election.
Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from September 29th
Who are you really? are you living from the inside out? or are you living by everyone else’s expectations? Do you feel disconnected from your beingness? Do you feel disconnected from your life? Has society told you who you should be?
We have been so conditioned to live by others standards, other expectations, others dictations. It is hard to know who we really are when we live from all those external pressures.
Society, religion, education, parents, they have all molded you to survive to a life of conformity, not a life where you think, feel, and live for yourself. We are in an area of self-discovery and self-ownership and self creativity, allow yourself to become who you were divinely designed to be, for that perfectly flawsome imperfect self is where your gift lays.
We are not here to be robots mindlessly obeying without thought, we are here to be an individual cell in a collective cell structure, bringing our authentic abundant instrument to the orchestra of life. We are one in the collectiveness of human and universal life.
When you are willing to go through your own self-discovery, journey into your authentic soul, heart, spirit, and mind, you will then truly understand your gift and your meaning of life.
Purpose, we all seek it, we all need it, we are all have one, we will only discover it when we discover our true selves.
Now is the time we need your flawesomeness, your beautiful joyful creative spirit, and mind, for you are a solution in a world of turmoil, and we need you to be all of whom you are in all of your divine abundances.
Do not be afraid to be you, to ask for help, to discover where the sorrow and pain comes from, and to take away its power and empower your own worth courage, and strengths. We have here on self-discovery media and community, people who have journeyed before you, and now share their skill, knowledge, and wisdom so you may apply it to your own extraordinary life.
YOU ARE ENOUGH, SO BE THE PERSON YOU ARE MEANT TO BE AND SHARE YOUR ABUNDANCE.
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