Series One

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Gary Salyer

Gary’s Upcoming Book is Safe To Love Again. How to Release the Pain of Past Relationships and Create the Love You Deserve 

“Some of us learned to attract the very things we feared, and then we became afraid of love itself.”

“At seven years old I was asking why adults have such a hard time loving each other, and that question has stayed with me ever since. That’s why I wrote my book. I wrote it for my seven-year-old self.

“Passion runs on safety, not on danger. For a woman to have an orgasm the amygdala has to be activate. She has to feel safe.”

“Your reptilian brain (the brain stem and cerebellum) is like a guardian angel with an IQ of 10 – not the smartest tool in the woodshed, but it’s got your back, and you want to learn how to work with it.”

“I have learned to treat my body and my brain as if they were both beloved partners.”

“It’s important not to generalize ‘self’ into a single ‘I’ but to include the multiple layers of experience, the cellular communities, the myriad bodies of experience that live within us. It’s important to know that each part is conscious in its own right. Nature adores ‘we’ over ‘I’. If it didn’t, we would all still be amoebas.”

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Camelia Elias

“Magic doesn’t appeal to many people because there’s work involved. The point of a magic ritual is to bring attention to what you want to achieve, but you have to go beyond that.”

Camelia’s journey from Romania to Denmark was also a  journey from refugee, to aspiring judge, to mathematician, to philosopher, to literature professor, to artist-poet-zen student, to becoming a master of the art of divination ..”

“I am stupid enough to still maintain some ideals about the meaning of ‘higher’ in Higher Education but the more time I spent in academia the harder it became to find it.”

“Truth is what is useful.” William James

“When I was sixteen I was brought up in front of thirteen religious elders, men dressed in black, and was asked to explain myself for having made some remarks that challenged the premise of the religion. They took turns in scolding me, and the more they did so, the more intently I felt the absurdity of the situation, and of how they clung to their authority. At first I was astonished, then I just wanted to burst our laughing. Even as a girl of sixteen I was looking for justice and honesty, and the clarity which comes from recognizing the fictions we create with our words.”

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Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy  ( SARK )

“I’m a transformer, an uplifter, a laser beam of love. I offer it through art, words, and spirit; and have been doing so all of my life, both in the future and in the past. People talk about past lives, but I also have memories of future lives.”

“I was finding all these things I wanted to share with the other kids, and I told my mother that I should doShow-And-Tell every day. My mother asked me if perhaps I shouldn’t give the other kids a chance. I told her that they hated standing up in class to speak. So my mother met with the teacher and came up with a plan for me to go to a different grade each day to present a Show-And-Tell. Years later, someone found me online and said, “I will never forget your Show-And-Tell!”

“I met  lot of people with inherited wealth who felt that their money was a prison. They couldn’t be who they actually were and they felt everyone wanted them for their money. They were so unhappy. I thought money was the problem, so I opted out of the money system. I lived for ten years without money, surviving by barter and trade. It was fascinating and difficult and challenging and wonderful. I learned how to Receive. I learned how to ask for miracles and how to receive miracles.”

“The problem isn’t wealth, or lack of it. The problem is a deficit of imagination.”

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Caitriona Reed and Michele Benzamin-Miki

“We never really know what we’re gonna play when we get on stage.”
—Keith Jarrett

“The greatest disasters in our lives can turn into the greatest gifts.”

“Sometimes the stories you’d rather forget call from from you the greatest qualities, strength, vision, and propel you forward towards your destiny.”

“I call this an Ontological Podcast .. meaning, this a conversation about who people ARE, rather than about what they DO. So often we define ourselves in the world according to what we do, or according to what we’ve accomplished, but there’s something more intimate, more immediate, more essential, that has to do with the meaning we make of the world through questioning who we are – who we imagine ourselves to be.”

“There’s no inherent conflict between defining your ‘life purpose’ and living in a way that allows for fluidity, for multiple purposes.”

A Dilettante, going back to the origins of the word, means someone who takes delight. An Amateur is someone who loves, who is in love with life, with art, with people. Let’s all resolve to be Dilettantes and Amateurs. Let’s scale back on all this Professing to be ‘Experts’ and ‘Professionals’. As Shunryu Suzuki famously said, “In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s mind there are few.”

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