Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy aired October 6th/15
Age, is just a number or it is a state of being? Today I turn 61 years old, does that make me old? Am I meant to fade away with nothing to contribute anymore?
UP DATE 62 NOW
NO………. NOT HAPPENING I AM HERE TO STAY ……
I have evolved with every year every decade, I am in a space that I love for it gives me a purpose like to other, these are the stages of me and embracing the gift of AGING.
1971 1975 1981
AT at 61 years old.
We look back on our lives and wish we had that body again, that hair, that energy, but instead we should look at who we are today for that is the gift of age, that is where the beauty lays inside the aged wonderful body.
I am here to stay, I have so much to still do, my life finally makes sense and it is all because I am AGING.
DO NOT BE AFRAID OF GETTING OLDER FOR IT IS A GREAT PLACE TO BE.
Their Story Matters with Sara Troy and her guest Dennis Cardiff aired from October 13th
Telling The Stories of Those Too Often Ignored
Throughout the past four years I have met many people, now friends, who for various reasons are, or were, homeless.
Writing about the homeless and helping the homeless, has given my life a purpose that it didn’t have before. Documenting their stories will, I hope, introduce them to the public in a non-threatening way. Some panhandlers look intimidating, but that disappears when one sees them laugh. A typical day for me involves taking the bus and walking two blocks to work. I pass Joy’s spot every day. I usually sit and talk with her for twenty to thirty minutes. Chester and Hippo may drop by to chat. Most afternoons, depending on weather, I walk two blocks to the park where the group of panhandlers varies in size from two to twenty or more. They don’t panhandle at the park. Like a soap opera, every day is different; some scenarios will carry over a few days or weeks. People will disappear for weeks or months due illness, rehab programs or incarceration. When I met Joy I was going through an emotional crisis. Meeting her and her friends – worrying about them and whether or not they would be able to eat and find a place to sleep – took my mind off my problems, that then, seemed insignificant. It was – is – truly a life changing experience.
SEVEN FRIENDS AND A DOG DIED DURING THE WRITING OF THIS BOOK ……………………….
Dennis Cardiff has been involved with street people since 2010, when he began to reach out, on his own, to some of the people without homes who he encountered in his daily life. In his new book, he documents conversations he’s had with them over the past 4 years and, in the process, gives those who are often robbed of their humanity a human face. Written in diary form by month, and including some of Cardiff’s own poetry, the author chronicles the lives of people who are often ignored, feared or reviled.
We can do something about it if we stop ignoring them.
About this project, Cardiff says, “Some panhandlers look intimidating, but that disappears when one sees them laugh.”
Dennis Cardiff lives with his wife in Ottawa, Canada. They each have two grown sons from previous marriages. An artist of many talents, Cardiff has been a professional portrait painter since 1972. He studied art at the Ontario College of Art, the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Ottawa. As a writer, his poetry has been published in the Sheaf, the University of Saskatchewan’s newspaper, the Writing.com Anthology and an online poetry magazine, Shadowlands Express. His recent book “Gotta Find a Home: Conversations with Street People” (book 1 of 4) was published by Karenzo Media. Books 2 and 3 are currently at the publishers, and the 4th book of the series will be available in January 2015.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Karen McGregor aired from October 20th
Public speaking is an art. Some people come by it naturally, and some have to learn the skill. Karen is not only skillful but also guides others in the art of selling themselves on stage.
International Speaker and Best Selling Author Karen McGregor shares with us how to Make Money Speaking (even if you’ve never spoke before or don’t like speaking!) Learn how to Triple Your Income Through Speaking by having prospective clients say YES to your offer long before you ever sell anything! The best part is, feel good about sharing your message and selling from the heart while the audience feels cared for and in gratitude for your presentation.
What are some common mistakes entrepreneurs make when they try to sell on stage, whether for 5 minutes or 2 hours?
Karen McGregor is an international speaker and bestselling author, sharing the stage with luminaries such as Deepak Chopra, Michael Beckwith and David Wolfe. Her passion is to help conscious entrepreneurs build their businesses and spread their much-needed products and services far and wide … through one of the most powerful avenues available to them…. speaking!
She currently mentors some of the top entrepreneurs in Canada to develop and deliver their talks and build their speaking business, including Olympic athletes, health gurus, elite artists, musicians, coaches and real estate experts.
Karen’s expertise as a former business development trainer, corporate public speaking coach, and top sales associate have made her signature Rock the Stage program one of the most highly regarded training available for entrepreneurs who speak.
Positive Vibration Roundtable with Sara Troy and her guests Tziporah Kingsbury and Bill Mackie aired October 6th-13rd
Relationship with self, spiritually, physically, sensually, sexually is key to truly living a fully vibrant interactive life. Tziporah and Bill will guide us forward into living a sexual sensual life.
Tziporah Kingsbury, Founder of Soulful Relating Institute (pronounced Tzi-Por-Ah) is a groundbreaking Transformational Leader, Intimacy expert and Relationship Consultant who has dedicated her life for nearly 2 decades to up leveling the way people relate around the world. Her passion is truly to revolutionize intimacy and to enable people to remember the interconnected nature of life.
Most recently known for being on “The Bachelor” as “America’s Love Guru” Tziporah specializes in helping entrepreneurs who are struggling with the stress of that over-busy mind and trying to “make it happen” mentality, shift into trusting their true essence, so they can feel tuned in, turned on, and create “real” authentic connections at home, work and play.
Tziporah has been called an alchemist, shaman and true explorer of life. Her roots are deep in shamanic practice, creating pathways to spiritual and emotional health. She has decades of training in many disciplines including Integrated Breathwork (Transformational Breathwork ™), various yogic and shamanic traditions, movement therapy meditation, conscious communication empathy development, tantra, psycho-spiritual counselling, life coaching, body science and conscious sexuality. For 12 years she studied and worked by the side of one of the world’s top leaders in breathwork, Dr. Judith Kravitz.
While there are romantic benefits of her work, her practice is primarily about how we–individuals and partners–may uncover and clear the emotional heaviness to awaken the awareness of an intimate inter-connections between each moment and all beings. There is a fullness in her method that goes beyond merely constructing a process to enable romance, or a technique to act intimately. Essentially, Tziporah teaches how to live a holistically intimate life.
Tziporah mentors her clients how to tap into their sexual power as a healing force. Her wisdom and training provide tools for cultivating interdependent relationships that thrive through empowering and compassionate communication. Under her guidance, relationships of all kinds thrive with power, truth and pleasure.
Those who work in sessions with her feel an instant understanding that they are safe, even as they are stretched beyond what their initial understandings are about themselves, about romance, about intimacy, even about love. Tziporah helps people to feel safe again, to be still enough to listen to their bodies and to embrace their fears and emotions. She guides people to realize and embody a life lived turned on, connected, and empowering their sexuality with spiritual presence.
Bill Macquis describes himself as ”I am a humble man who embarked on a life long journey with god at my side. There to guide and teach me on how to live life with true purpose, meaning and dignity.”
This is one of the many profound statements you may encounter Bill making during a casual conversation with him because Bill does not consider himself to be a religious person nor does he follow any prescribed faith. His belief is that God is deeply embedded into the very genetic code we are made from and it is through the relationship with S.E.L.F. (Soul Enabled Life Force) that one discovers their true purpose and meaning in life.
Bill believes that we are sexual sensual creatures and need to be in both senses as it is what governs us in every aspect of our lives. Learning to use these senses to tune in and follow our sensual sexual emotions guides us towards living in our true embracement of life.
He has died and come back, broken his back 4 times and healed himself, has Parkinson’s; he was born with O.C.P (Obsessive Compulsive Phenomenon) known as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and understands how energy in our bodies work and has unique knowledge on how the brain processes information for which he has developed a very deep comprehensive program around.
Bill who lives with health diversity daily focuses the mind on accomplishing the impossible, transforms the unimaginable into reality. I am very thankful and fortunate for being blessed with all of these life experiences. It is these experiences that have moulded and transformed me into the man that I am.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Dr. Joseph Castleberry aired October 13th-19th
Immigrants, the world is made up of them and now we are seeing a new renewal in faith because of them.
In The New Pilgrims, Dr. Castleberry provides an understanding of how immigrants are contributing to the renewal of American faith, as well as the positive contributions they are making to our churches, families, schools, politics, along with the economy.
Dr. Castleberry presents to the reader not only from a Christian perspective but from a practical point of view the significant impact immigrants are having on the church in America. Dr. Castleberry says, “The New Pilgrims is a bold, fresh look at how immigrants are renewing America’s faith.”
The New Pilgrims clearly shows us the impacts that immigrants have had from the very beginning of America, immigrants have had a powerful role in keeping America’s faith strong. They have continually renewed America’s economy, its churches, family values, education, and politics.
Leaders like Varun Laohaprasit and Jesús de Paz renew churches by establishing new congregations that reach out to their fellow immigrants and help them establish productive lives as assimilated Americans. Immigrants like Ilona Trofimovic and Isaac Canales renew family values by serving as a check and balance to rugged individualism, modeling family unity, community cohesion, and selfless sacrifice.
Motivators like Jesse Miranda bring hope, ambition, and innovation to America’s schools, and visionaries like Samuel Rodríguez help political parties move past polarizing debates and into new policies that serve the emerging national interest. Today’s immigrants have not yet determined their future political loyalties, and they will gravitate to the party that serves the national interest best by providing the most opportunity for them and their families
The New Pilgrims helps readers to understand why people who like religion should love immigrants. Contrary to some recent, politically biased attempts to make the Bible speak against “illegal immigrants,” careful study reveals the Bible’s powerful pro-immigrant teaching that has traditionally shaped America’s reception of newcomers.
American Christians who want to see the renewal of their faith should strongly support immigrants, as a massive wave of immigrants has arrived with new confidence in America’s historic faith and mission. Primarily composed of Christians, such immigrants are “The New Pilgrims,” and they have already begun to restore our national faith.
The New Pilgrims show political as well as religious leaders that despite significant recent declines in church attendance by White Americans, immigrants have increased the overall numbers of Christians in America. Among Catholics, 70 percent of new adherents in the last 50 years have come from Latino immigrant families alone.
As for Evangelical Protestants, perhaps 100% of all net growth has come from immigration. Evangelical immigrant churches, in particular, have experienced a powerful religious revival in recent years, a phenomenon included in a movement Time Magazine has referred to as “The Latino Reformation.”
But Latinos are not alone. The revival includes immigrants from all over the world. The new Christian immigrants bear comparison to the Mayflower Pilgrims because of the way they see their journey to America as well as their interpretation of America’s national purpose.
Like the Puritan John Winthrop, they see America as a shining city on a hill, a beacon for godliness, freedom, democracy, and perhaps above all, opportunity. Among them, leaders like Samuel Rodriguez of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference predict a Third Great Awakening in America that will lead not only to religious renewal but also to the renewal of American society as a whole.
Dr. Joseph Castleberry is President of Northwest University. He holds a Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and a Doctor of Education degree in International Educational Development from Columbia University. During 20 years of missionary service in Latin America, he spent three years as a university professor and pastor in El Salvador, Central America, three years as Associate Dean for Latin America at Global University in Texas, and five years as a pastor, seminary dean, and community development leader in Ecuador.
La fe en los Estados Unidos está experimentando un potente avivamiento religioso, en particular entre los inmigrantes hispanos, ofreciendo una emocionante oportunidad para la renovación espiritual. Los Nuevos Peregrinos compara a los actuales inmigrantes hispanos con los primeros inmigrantes religiosos del siglo XVI: los Peregrinos de Massachusetts. Castleberry describe el efecto positivo que estos inmigrantes están teniendo, especialmente en términos de moralidad y valores familiares, al igual que de políticas conservadoras. + El Dr. Castleberry es el primer orador en la conferencia en 2015 para la Asociación Nacional de Latinos Evangélicos Hispanos, la organización latina más grande en los Estados Unidos. + Tiene un máster de la Universidad de Princeton y un doctorado de la Universidad de Columbia. + El Dr. Castleberry ha pasado más de 30 años en Latinoamérica como misionero y también como líder de desarrollo comunitario.
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