Whispers from the Hearth Season 2

Podcast 13 Season 2

As societal systems weaken, humanity faces a pivotal shift where individuals must rely on their own knowledge and abilities, transitioning from passive consumers to active creators of their destinies. Key to this transformation is the concept of 'living record keepers,' where elders act as custodians of practical knowledge, teaching skills like mechanical repairs. The conversation delves into the emergence of 'raves', a new collective entity post-2027, which represents a shift from individual to collective consciousness. Using tools like Human Design, the speakers discuss the importance of inner authority and presence over external validation, advocating for a return to simplicity and direct engagement with the universe.

Podcast 14 Season 2

The conversation on the "Whispers from the Hearth" podcast delves into the themes of visibility, vulnerability, and the essence of being an elder. Lish, the guest speaker, discusses her journey of de-arming herself to embrace her true self and the importance of presence and authenticity. The hosts, Annie and the Joyce, reflect on their own experiences with grief, the importance of self-love, and the role of Elders in guiding the collective. They emphasize the need for a deeper connection to the body and the earth, and the importance of embodying wisdom and presence in the collective and future generations.

Podcast 15 Season 2

Maggie, a 80-year-old who recently celebrated her birthday with a trip to Ireland, shared her life journey, which includes a transition from critical care nursing in New York to hospice care in Malta, and eventually becoming a death doula. She recounted her 16-year sailing adventure, her experiences with family trauma, and her healing process through therapy and community support. Maggie emphasized the importance of self-care, reflection, and staying present. She also highlighted the value of community, nature, and the wisdom gained from her diverse experiences, including her work with a hospice in Asheville and her involvement in a wisdom circle.

Podcast 16 Season 2

The conversation with Eric Luke, a spiritual elder and guide, delves into his lifelong commitment to service and his deep connection with nature. Eric reflects on how his parents' encouragement to explore the natural world shaped his path, leading him to a life of caring for others and the environment. He shares anecdotes of his early experiences with service, such as babysitting and helping animals, and how these moments solidified his desire to serve. Eric emphasizes the importance of community and togetherness in the end-of-life process, advocating for open discussions about death and grief.

Podcast 17 Season 2

featuring Tyler Kiwala - (journeytotruth.online)

The conversation on the "Whispers from the Hearth" podcast explores the concept of Egregores, psychic entities formed by collective human thought and belief, and their influence on society. The discussion delves into the historical and contemporary implications of Egregores, including their use by powerful entities like corporations and secret societies. The guest, Tyler Kiwala, shares his journey as an ET experiencer and independent researcher, emphasizing the importance of maintaining spiritual awareness and integrity.

Podcast 18 Season 2

Laura Van Tyne transitioned from teaching to addressing supernatural phenomena after her daughter's encounter with dark entities. Her work focuses on understanding the unseen energetic world and providing spiritual self-defense strategies. Key advice includes grounding techniques like meditation, nature immersion, and using essential oils like patchouli and citrus. Ultimately, she encourages embracing one's inner strength and maintaining integrity to navigate life's challenges effectively.

Podcast 19 Season 2

The discussion explores the intersection of human consciousness and artificial intelligence (AI). Bruce Randall, a meditator and Reiki master, emphasizes the importance of understanding AI's role in changing jobs and society. He explains AI as a data repository that evolves monthly, highlighting its potential to enhance decision-making but also warning against over-reliance.

Podcast 20 Season 2

Annie and Cathy discuss the importance of celebrating life while people are still alive, emphasizing the shift from viewing death as an ending to a transition or return. They highlight the benefits of living celebrations, such as creating closure in real time and expressing love without regret.

Podcast 22 Season 2 

Sharry Edwards discussed her journey in sound healing, starting from her childhood in Appalachia where she discovered her unique ability to hear and manipulate sounds for healing. She shared a pivotal incident involving her daughter's leg injury, which led her to develop a computerized system for vocal analysis, aiming to make sound healing accessible to the public. Edwards emphasized the importance of personalized sound-based care, citing examples like treating gout and PTSD. She highlighted her efforts to share this knowledge freely, including free classes and software, and her vision of sound healing as a transformative tool for self-health and community well-being.

Podcast 23 Season 2

Kimberly Rieli discusses the importance of reclaiming the elder voice through sound healing and voice work. She emphasizes the concept of "rewilding" as a reconnection with nature and primal energies. Riley shares her personal journey, including profound dreams involving her grandmothers and the 12 grandmothers, which inspired her to create an album called "Replenishing Yin." She highlights the healing power of sound, particularly overtone singing, and its impact on the nervous system and emotional well-being. Riley also stresses the importance of breath work and vocal exercises for maintaining vocal strength and vitality, especially for elders.

Podcast 24 Season 2 

Katie and Houston Asher (https://www.asher.house/about) Description of their Book of Heaven: True stories, especially miracles, are the best kind. They give us a reason to believe in ourselves, in others, in good, and mostly, reason to believe in God. After decades of trauma, loss, abuse, and severe autism, one mom decided to give up on experts and suffering and believe in miracles. So she got one. The prison doors that had trapped her son for over two decades were opened, and through his faith and sight, she was given hers. In the ashes of life they found out that faith in God was capable to do more than they could imagine, more than was possible. Her son showed her how God literally is everywhere, in everything, longing to show Himself to us, longing for us to believe in His presence and power to do good, especially when the world says it is impossible.

Podcast 25 Season 2

This discussion at WhispersFromTheHearth.com© delved into the profound impact of relationships on human evolution, emphasizing their role in shaping our identities and capacities. Michelle, a guest, shared her journey with her late husband, Dr. Bill Deagle, of NutriMedical.com, highlighted their 40-year marriage and his contributions to medicine and nutraceuticals. We discussed the importance of love, truth, and resilience in relationships, the challenges of maintaining freedom, and the significance of faith and community. join us and Please Like, Share & Subscribe today!!!