Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy on air from March 8th
In your life expect some trouble, that is life, but worrying about it will not resolve the problem you have.
How do we not worry? We need to take a deep breath, redirect ourselves into something we have power over, or go for a walk, watch a movie, but take ourselves out of the worrying. When you come back in, it is easier to see a solution. Sometimes like those fleeing Ukraine, their worry if they will ever be able to go home, but living in worry for something so unsure right now is not going to resolve anything in the now. Do what you can and be productive in a different way. Those who have found shelter, you are safe right now. So poor yourself from a place of gratitude into helping your country in ways that you can. Speaking out, bringing awareness, sharing your story, and send out positive energy of triumph to all those who are left fighting.
Although you feel everything is against you, pause, cry, release, and then look to what you can do however small, and feel empowered to get into action. This puts you on the road of solutional productivity and opens up all possibilities that you can see in the worry mode.
I know it takes practice, and we all have so much to worry about, but we know worrying helps nothing, and choosing to do something is the road to resolving our problems.
Whatever you are facing in life, know this, you can and will get THROUGH it and there is always an answer when we are ready to receive.
OUR PRAYERS AND LOVING ENERGY IS WITH THE UKRAINE AND ALL THOSE CAUSING SUCH PAIN AND DISMAY WILL CHANGE THEIR MINDS TO STAND UP TO SUCH A TYRANT AND BE COLLECTIVELY THE PEACE UKRAINE AND THE WORLD NEEDS.
Authors Kiss with Sara Troy and her guest Don Edward Cook, on air from March 8th
Don Cook plunges readers into a layered world of science and religion in this intricate first installment in the Last of the Atlanteans series. In Cook’s premier book of this saga, not only humanity — but the entire world — is in danger of becoming extinct. Can humanity be saved and transported to another planet? Can an alien help save humanity? Cook has readers on edge, from start to finish.
“I enjoy writing meaningful tales that force the reader to question everything and not to be blind,” says Cook. “For the seeking individual who wants to discover a good, moral foundation, they may find it wrapped up in my adventurous tale.”
Trends in science-fiction thrillers and why Judeo-Christian ones are very popular
Is humanity in danger of destroying itself – and in need of a fresh start?
What a Noah’s Ark of today – a spacecraft – would look like today
The number of parallels between the world of Atlantis and today’s times
Does technology foster and exacerbate evil in the world?
In the new book, Noah has warned the world about the coming flood. But other than his family, no one has paid any attention. No one listened … except for an Atlantean telepathic wunderkind-scientist, Ithyanna. Ithy, as her friends called her, saw the impending destruction and, through her extensive doctoral research, urged the building of at least one space-ark to carry a nucleus of humans to safety. But only a handful of people signed on, one of them a wealthy financier-cultural demagogue, and thus work began on Project Life-Escape and its starship of life.
Battling ever-growing economic woes, scoffing masses, the duplicity of her benefactor, a growing threat of all-out war with totalitarian Lemuria, and resistance from the Divine, Ithyanna and her project workers toil bravely to save humanity. But will Ithyanna’s valiant efforts to get humans to another world succeed… or fail?
What happens when the creator himself comes and stands in the way? Cook keeps the action brisk and tension high, and his vast sci-fi world is utterly intricate, demanding careful reading on readers’ part. Jumping between various timelines and managing a large array of characters, Cook has masterfully created a whole new world. Don Edward Cook decided to become a writer late in life. As a Canadian who identifies with classic American ideals, and his faith in God and love for science fiction, Cook was inspired to write a Judeo-Christian, science fiction thriller, Ithyanna, Last Daughter of Atlantis: Book 1 – how the world Ended Millennia Ago.
This novel is based upon his short film, The Last Atlantean (2009), which garnered a place in the top ten percentile of IMDb’s MovieMeter (during the summer of 2010.)
He was a member of the Canadian Authors Association and the London Area Writers. He was affiliated with Raindance Toronto, a filmmaking institute for independent filmmakers. His strongest creative influences are The Twilight Zone’s Rod Serling, Star Trek’s Gene Roddenberry, and legendary author C.S. Lewis. Cook, 59, published his first book several years ago, The Invader Candidate.
When Cook, who has Asperger’s Syndrome, is not penning save-the-world novels, he enjoys several hobbies. He is an avid model builder, whose specialty subjects include MiGs (a Soviet/Russian line of fighter aircraft), Mirages (a French line of mostly delta-winged military jets), and Mach-busters (a term that is self-explanatory). He is also a huge fan of classic rock, especially The Moody Blues, as well as surf pioneers, The Beach Boys, and country music icon Johnny Cash.
Born in Stratford, Ontario, and raised in Bornholm, Ontario, he attended Fanshawe College in London, Ontario. He earned a General Arts and Sciences Degree, a diploma on broadcasting Television, and a post-graduate diploma in the Advanced filmmaking program. Mr. Cook currently resides in London, Ontario, Canada.
“This first installment of a religion-themed SF/fantasy saga focuses on the high-tech but intrigue-wracked… nation of Atlantis and how a brilliant woman trusts science to rescue humanity from doom… In this engrossing tale, treachery, arrogance, violence, nonbelief, and selfishness beset the eponymous hero’s plans and illuminate God’s true path… This work certainly isn’t part of the Tim LaHaye/Jerry B. Jenkins school of Christian fantasy. An engaging, offbeat, and Bible-inspired apocalyptic tale.” — Kirkus Reviews
Sensual Expressions with Sara Troy and her guest Richard Cirulli, on air from March 8th
Playwright Richard Cirulli, author of the new novel Demitasse Divorce. Cirulli is also the founder of the Demitasse Players, a charity founded on the mission to write and produce plays to bring awareness to mental health.
His Steamy Romantic Novel Tells How A Chance Encounter Over Coffee Led to an Inescapable Harmonious Love Affair
There are parts of the story that are based on his personal experiences, and he chose to combine existentialism with erotica and ignite the sensual passion that lies within all of us.
He uses the phrase “Is Love a cruel game we call happiness” BUT IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE.
Suave and sophisticated, Elia is an architect residing in Hudson Valley, New York circa 1992 where he failed, conventional marriage with Beth is leaving him uneasy with life. Marriage, in general, can be hard enough but throw in Beth’s mental illness and years of trying to keep it all together – everyone, including Elia was surprised it lasted as long as it did. Then, a chance encounter with the alluring, hedonist Anais over morning coffee helps him to regain the passions he thought he lost forever.
Ella and Anais find themselves drawn together in a hot and uninhibited affair as they attempt to find harmony in the analogy of their opposites. In their attempt to free themselves from the conventions and taboos of the adolescent bourgeoisie sexual mores, they eventually find themselves shackled to an inescapable mutual love they never anticipated and equally fear. But is this love enough to sustain their boomer lives?
Richard Cirulli is an author, playwright, and founder of the Demitasse Players, a 501 (c ) (3) charity. Founded on the mission to write and produce plays to bring awareness to mental health, the Demitasse Players aim to remove the many taboos of mental illness. They teach people about mental disorders, and how these illnesses impact caregivers, friends, and family. For more information, please visit:
Raising our gifted children with Sara Troy and her guest Dewatti Basdeo, on air from March 8th
‘Magnificent Me Magnificent You The Great Barrier Reef’ children’s story and yoga activities book. This is the second book in the natural wonders of the World Series I am currently writing. In this book twins, Crystal and Leo and their clever dog Einstein embark on an adventure of discovery of the Great Barrier Reef, its beauty, and its teachings. Alongside the story are a range of wellbeing activities children can utilise to support both their physical and mental wellbeing. As well as the above, the book will be fundraising for different organizations working on the conservation of reefs and world oceans.
The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system. Coral reefs are home to thousands of species and play a critical role in maintaining healthy oceans and subsequently a healthy planet.
We are each steward of our planet, home to our future generations, in this understanding, we endeavour to contribute towards maintaining a healthy planet the best we can.
One way we will be doing this is through raising funds for different organizations working to this endeavour through the sales of our children’s story and yoga activities book titled ‘Magnificent Me Magnificent You The Great Barrier Reef’ available to order through online sellers and bookstores globally. It can be ordered through our online store through the below link.
The first project that will be raising funds in support of is the Coral Sea Foundation Sea Women of Melanesia program.
The Sea Women of Melanesia program empowers indigenous women in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands with the training, skills, equipment, and resources they need to take an active role in helping indigenous communities create and manage marine protected areas on their own coral reefs.
Dr Laurie Nadel, has had the privilege of interviewing Audrey Hepburn, here is the article, and below are Dr Laurie’s shows with us and her Mind-Body organization.
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