C19-01 TO SEE BEYOND SIGHT! with Kathleen Tonnesen

January 1, 2019January 14, 2019Self Discovery Wisdom Podcast

Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Kathleen Tonnesen, on air January 1st 2019.

To see beyond sight.

I was born legally blind in my left eye. I was born with an eye disease in my right eye named Fuchs heterochromic iridocyclitis which is a disease of the iris leading to blindness over time. I am sharing my story of courage via art creativity at the encouragement of my business coach Cresswell Walker, to whom I am very grateful for guiding me through my turbulent emotional waters 2018. This, due to the 3rd eye issue that placed all my goals and plans for business on pause for the last 6 months, while I worked to recalibrate my brain to adjust to my new way of being. Thanks Cresswell. I will be interviewed by Sara Troy, Self Discovery Radio, in December, in the hope that my story may inspire and be of service to others who face challenges on their own journey. Stay tuned!

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Kathleen Katon Tonnesen (14 July, 1963) is a Canadian painter, sculptor, inventor, author and poet. She was born in Cape Town, South Africa and immigrated to Canada in 1998. She has carved a professional career as a working artist since 1990 and is a respected international artist dedicated to the enhancement of public spaces with meaningful and thought provoking art. Excited by ideas, energy, movement and emotion, she developed a mixed media, multidisciplinary approach to her artworks, installations and live productions. She believes in allowing the creation to determine its own tools and process toward manifestation, including collaboration with musicians and cutting-edge technology. This is exemplified in her latest upcoming production, Traditional Martial Art (TMA) 2021 a family fun education 90-minute adventure via sensory experience, which utilizes immersive and interactive mixed VR technology, including her own inventions, in a touring 6000 square foot space, providing public awareness of the respectful values of martial arts.

Kathleen is a brown belt in Yoshinkan Aikido who has trained with several leading Aikido teachers in British Columbia. With a background in Early Childhood Education, psychology and acting, she strives to connect families and communities together through the language of art. Her passion is children and unleashing the child within the adult, thereby encouraging personal growth. Kathleen is dedicated to inspiring the human spirit and is a frequent guest speaker and art workshop instructor. She is currently completing a Bachelor of Arts, Psychology (major) through Thompson Rivers University. She is very diplomatic, organized, schedule and budget orientated and has a high degree of excellence in her persona which is reflected in her work.

https://youtu.be/GEiKm2wFzoE

Martial Arts: 2nd Kyu Yoshinkan Aikido

www.artworkarchive.com/profile/kathleen-katon-tonnesen

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facebook.com/KatonArtistProductions

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GUS 19-01 The Enneagram and Spirituality PRT 2

January 1, 2019February 18, 2019Self Discovery Wisdom Podcast

The World According to GUS with Charles Eduardos, with his guest on air from January 1st

The Enneagram is a dynamic system that identifies nine unique approaches to life, the Enneagram is a powerful tool for the discovery of emotional and thought patterns that can distract us from the present moment and the powerful life force flowing through us. Join Charles and his guest Gerry Fathauer as the dive into The Enneagram and Spirituality.

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PAST SHOW WITH GERRY

http://energyawarenesshealing.com
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Email: gerry.fathauer@gmail.com

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ECO 19-01 The Environment with Indigenous Peoples & Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim

December 31, 2018July 11, 2022Self Discovery Wisdom Podcast

ECO SOLUTIONS with Sara Troy and her guest Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, on air from January 1st.

Let’s Get Sync’d series

Expert in adaptation of indigenous peoples to and mitigation of climate change, traditional knowledge on the adaptation of pastoralists in Africa. Expert on women and climate change in Africa. Co-Chair, International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change, representing CSO at the UNCCD; Member of the Policy Board United Nations – Indigenous Peoples Partnership (UNIPP). Member of the Executive Committee, Indigenous Peoples of Africa Coordinating Committee (IPACC). Representative, Congo Basin

Indigenous Peoples and the Environment

TUNE IN HERE WITH SARA AND HINDOU TO HEAR HOW EARTH IS SHOWING US THEY WAY.

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It is estimated that Indigenous territories contain 80 percent of the earth’s biodiversity. Indigenous lands also hold unquantified megatons of sequestered carbon as 11% of the planet’s forests are under their guardianship. These regions face an unprecedented and rapid loss of biodiversity and climate change effects resulting from the fossil fuel-based industrialized global economy and natural resource extraction. Many traditional Indigenous lands have become biodiversity “hotspots.” For Indigenous Peoples, conservation of biodiversity is an integral part of their lives and is viewed as spiritual and functional foundations for their identities and cultures. It is no coincidence that when the World Wildlife Fund listed the top 200 areas with the highest and most threatened biodiversity, they found that 95 percent are on Indigenous territories.

Indigenous Peoples and the environments they maintain are increasingly under assault from extractive industries such as mining, oil exploration, logging, and agro-industrial projects.

Indigenous Peoples resist this invasion with tremendous courage and skill, but their protests are too often ignored by governments and corporations.

Environmental activist and geographer Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim is one of 14 National Geographic Emerging Explorers for 2017. This group is being honored for the way its members explore new frontiers and find innovative ways to remedy some of the greatest challenges facing our planet. The 2017 class of Emerging Explorers will be honored at the National Geographic Explorers Festival in Washington, D.C. in June.

In rural parts of Chad, a nuisance plant has begun to spring up—one that strangles crops and can’t be eaten by the cows. People call it “the bad herb,” says Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim. It’s one of many changes her people, the nomadic Mbororo, are noticing: declines in milk from the cows, new illnesses, shifting seasons.

Ibrahim is working to collect indigenous knowledge about natural resources in Chad as part of a 3-D mapping project, while also representing her community in climate discussions at the United Nations. She describes a childhood that straddled two worlds: school in the capital city of N’Djamena and tending cows among family in the Mbororo. Now she bridges the gap between the indigenous people who intimately know their land and the governments making decisions many miles away.

www.culturalsurvival.org

www.weforum.org/people/hindou-oumarou-ibrahim

facebook.com/hindou.ibrahim

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YH18-51 Kitiboni Adderly, and her show “Recovering The Whole of You”

December 18, 2018November 20, 2022Self Discovery Wisdom Podcast

Your Health is Your Choice with Sara Troy and her guest and new host, Kitiboni Adderly, on air from December 19th

Kitiboni Adderley, affectionately known as Kiti, is a holistic physiotherapist, health coach, educator, and mentor who focuses on cancer and diabetic rehabilitation. This dedicated professional has a magic touch, and combined with her knowledge and experience, makes her one of the best manual therapists in The Bahamas. She is highly trained in myofascial release and the McKenzie Method and is also certified in pregnancy massage and Kinesiotaping.

Kiti is a Certified Lymphedema Therapist and a breast cancer and oncology rehabilitation specialist and is considered to be one of the leading physiotherapists in The Bahamas. She is also certified mastectomy breast prosthesis and bra fitter, as well as a custom compression garment fitter.

JOIN SARA AND KITI HERE TO HEAR WHAT SHE BRINGS TO US AS A HOST.

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In 2004, Kiti opened Handling Your Health Wellness and Rehab where she is the senior physical therapist and has a dedicated team of therapists who provide a wholistic therapeutic approach to their patients. Kiti believes that prevention is better than cure and that a wholesome approach of mind, body, nutrition, and spirituality play an important part in a patient’s progress. She has worked with athletes, children, the elderly and persons from all walks of life and her patients benefit from her caring and dedicated manner. Kiti and her team would like people to make them a top choice when it comes to caring giving, recovery and wellness needs.

Their keen work with the lymphatic system, which tends to become compromised due to health issues common with cancer and diabetes, have set them apart from the ordinary. Handling Your Health Wellness and Rehab outpatient clinic develops and manages programs and therapies for those who have experienced post-mastectomy, or loss of limb, post-joint replacement, spinal surgery, traumatic injuries, chronic pain, and other serious conditions. Their work also includes sports therapy, home care and perinatal.

Kiti is married and the mother of three daughters. She enjoys immersing herself in nature, traveling, experiencing other cultures, reading, cooking and crafting. Her quiet time is spent meditating or practicing yoga.

Recovering The Whole of You

December 18, 2018October 18, 2021Self Discovery Wisdom Podcast

Kitiboni Adderley, affectionately known as Kiti, is a holistic physiotherapist, health coach, educator, and mentor who focuses on cancer and diabetic rehabilitation and bringing wholistic health awareness to those in the Caribbean and Beyond.

The aim of this show is to provide a platform for educating Health, Wellness and Rehabilitation related issues in the Caribbean region and Globally beyond.

The Audience comprises of Healthcare Practitioners, Wellness experts, Caribbean Nationals and Diaspora and those in recovery and need wholistic guidance back to whole health, also their family and friends who love them. The Problem people are facing is a Lack of awareness and decreased education on Health issues, health resources and application and implementation of solutions in the Caribbean region and beyond.

Recovering the Whole of You Audios..

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Solutions Recovering Your wholeness brings

Provide education to the Caribbean Population and Globally beyond

Allow conversations to create Awareness, problem solving and collaboration among Health and wellness professionals for those in a health recovery.

Make Health and Wellness information more accessible to people in the Caribbean Region and Globally beyond
Celebrate and showcase Healthcare and Wellness Professionals working in the Caribbean and beyond.
Inspire people to pursue Careers in the fields of Healthcare and Wellness
Encourage healthier lifestyles and Improve the overall health and wellness of the Caribbean and beyond.

We want to explore and discuss Health and Wellness in the Caribbean region and beyond, creating awareness and educating our audience. Discussing options and Solutions.

Showcase the Human Resources in the Caribbean- We have so many health and wellness practitioners in the Caribbean region. Often times we don’t know who walk among us. We don’t know their accomplishments and their accolades. We can acknowledge them and be educated and inspired at the same time.