Stephanie Besmehn talks with us today about the subtle energies that make up the majority of our environment and how we can command alignment with complete support. A fascinating conversation, don't miss it.
Today on Simple Life Radio our guest is local artist and author; Mary Beth Harris, who wrote "Me, A Caregiver?" Funny, informative and heart warming...This audio is about 40 minutes long.
A simple, under ten minute podcast on communications styles and tips to make the best of them; with stories to illustrate! Enjoy.
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Rosalyn W. Berne, Ph.D. explores the intersecting realms between emerging technologies, science, fiction and myth, and between the human and non-human worlds. As a university professor she writes and teaches about engineering and technology in society and the ethical implications of technological development, often using science fiction material in her classes. In her personal life she continues to discover the transformational nature of human-equine relationships, and offers facilitation and translation services for enhancing communication between horses and their owners.
Dr. Rosalyn Berne will be teaching a “Deep Listening Workshop” where she will use guided meditations listening exercise, and brief lessons on how, when and why we listen, or not, for our desire to hear what others are trying to say.
Dr. Berne will also be signing her book, When the Horses Whisper: The Wisdom of the Wise and Sentient Beings.
When the Horses Whisper shows the capacity of horses to help us heal the human heart. It expresses human language what horses have to say when given the chance to speak. It is a story about the bond between horse and human, and the communication made possible when the bond is based on love. Conversations with fifteen horses, most of whom live and work in Costa Rica, are featured along with their photographs, capturing them as individual beings in service to humans on a shared evolutionary journey. This journey amounts to the remembering of our whole selves in the wholeness of creation, especially the parts we split off, deny, and place in shadow because they are too painful. Horses, as the book shows, can help us see these lost parts, and call forth our courage to reclaim them. For the author, these included the loss of a newborn daughter, the mental illness of an adult son, letting go of a thirty-year marriage, and childhood sexual abuse. The story recounts the equine healing work that helped in reclaiming her authentic self. This book is testimony to the power of horses and equine healing work in transforming life’s losses into a deeper human wholeness and a further communion with the non-human world.
Pat tells his story of growing up in the deep south during the Jim Crow era, prior to the Civil Rights Movement. His book titled From Colored Town to Pebble Beach" is an authentic telling of his experiences that led up to his being the first black deputy sheriff in Monterey County.
