Pandora's Box with Kaleah

Dr. Patricia Ariadne interviewed "everyday" people who have undergone profound periods of depression and despair triggered by many of the crises common to human life:  death of loved ones, divorce, illness, aging.  However, some of the crises she is encountering in her practice have been created by recent economic conditions, such as loss of home or a job.  Her contention is that this process is a essentially a spiritual process. If navigated correctly, it can bring about a  reorientation, a recognition of what is really important in life.  People can begin to re-prioritize what they give their time and attention to, as the things they thought they could depend on have failed them.  Trying to escape this meeting of the self through drugs, alcohol, sex, frantic activity, overwork, etc., does not work, because the void they have been trying to fill is a God-shaped hole. Dr. Ariadne's thesis is that through many of the difficulties we are currently facing, we are being forced to mature spiritually--this means learning more about ourselves, reconnecting to Spirit or Source, and giving back to our communities.

When you have experienced being devalued and discarded in your relationship it is easy to jump to the emotional conclusion that “it’s me! It’s my fault, I’m not good enough, I’m not enough” but what you might not realize is the person jumping ship is not bailing from you as much as he/she is bailing from his/her own pain. When a relationship progresses if you don’t have the tools to deal with conflict and to communicate openly and honestly there can be no resolution for issues and those issues will continue to expand until they destroy the relationship. Those who are narcissistic or don’t have any relationship skills will tend to project their repressed pain onto those closest to them and then disassociate from that person in attempt to disassociate from the pain. We may be under the impression that the one doing the devaluing and discarding isn’t feeling a thing, but it might be more that this person is running from his/her feelings.   You may end up feeling that you are carrying the “pain bag” and may even own the projections of the one running from pain. In this episode of Pandora’s Box we will shed light on what it might look like if someone you love has cut you off and how this may have absolutely nothing to do with you. You may simply be mirroring the pain of the person who is disassociating and really running from himself/herself.

Norma T. Hollis has always listened to the quiet voice within and acted on it – no matter what. For as long as she can remember she’s known that she came to the planet with a purpose. She even has memories of being given an assignment immediately before birth. But she forgot this until she was reminded at age eight when a perforated eardrum resulted in two years of excruciating earaches. The experience and the many mystical ones that followed taught her to listen deeply to the voices that spoke within. The voices guided her to spend 30 years studying human energy systems from personal, professional and spiritual perspectives. In the process she was instructed to take all that she had learned and experienced and write exercises to help people in the nine vibrational energies that were revealed to her. Now she spends her life sharing these nine vibrational energies, helping people find their authenticity within the nine energies, aligning the energies and raising their vibration. This process is actually the continuation of her soul’s journey and the focus of her work for many millennia. You may participate in this show by calling into:  (347) 826-9626.

It's almost Independence Day in the U.S. and Anah and I felt it would be powerful to do a show on Independence.  Don't worry it's not political.  We are going to be talking about the Joy of being Independent, finding that strength within ourselves to step out into the world and do, be and have whatever we set our hearts to.  Anah and I are both making powerful changes in our lives and will be talking about the shifts happening not only for us but for a majority of people on the planet right now. You may participate in this show by calling into:  (347) 826-9626.

We all hear about the importance of loving yourself, but what does it really mean to love yourself?  What does it mean to extend yourself compassion and true self-care?  In this episode of Pandora's Box we are going to talk about the most important and rewarding love relationship you will ever have; the love relationship with yourself.   What does it mean to love yourself and how to you get from self loathing to self appreciation?  Why is it so important to find love on the inside before finding love on the outside?  Join us and find out why.  You may participate in this show by calling into:   (347) 826-9626.

The subconscious mind is the seat of our emotions, serves as a memory bank storing everything we've ever seen, heard or experienced, manages all of our involuntary body functions and is also in control of our health, sickness, relationship responses, wealth, successes and failures.  Wouldn't it make sense that we would at least attempt to understand the workings of such a powerhouse?  In this episode of Pandora’s Box we are going to talk about the power of the subconscious mind to change your reality. You can feel free to participate on the show by calling in at (347) 826-9626.

The question I hear more than anything else from Clients I work with is “Why Can’t I Let Go?”  A toxic relationship has fallen apart and you are left in the worst pain of your life and yet you are still wishing it could have turned out differently.  You wish he or she wouldn’t have treated you the way they did.  You wish they had been different.  You wish you could get the person you had in the beginning, back.  You wish you could get yourself back.  You may find yourself obsessing about what went wrong and stuck in a world of negativity and dark imaginings.  Some of you may even feel your life is over and no longer have a desire to go on.  You find yourself holding onto the past as if it was the only thing left in your life. In this episode of Pandora’s Box we are going to talk about what keeps you holding on and how you can let go of relationships that are no longer bringing you love, peace and joy or that never did bring you love peace and joy.

What does it mean to be true to yourself? In this episode Kaleah and Anah Maa will delve deep into this topic of expressing yourself authentically, getting in touch with your true feelings, and following the call of your heart. What prevents us from being true to ourselves? Why do we compromise ourselves and fear authentic self expression? You can feel free to participate on the show by calling in at (347) 826-9626.

Studies show that how we attach to our primary caregivers as infants and young children affect how we attach to our romantic partners in our adulthood. There are three different styles of attachment that affect your level of security or anxiety in your relationships. In this episode of Pandora’s Box, I will be discussing the three attachment styles, focusing on the anxious attachment style and how that relates to the more narcissistic, avoidant attachment style.

Kaleah and Anah Maa will be discussing how we imprison ourselves in obsessive thinking, ruminating thoughts and repetitive stories that keep you stuck in your mind.   Learn how to change your thinking, shift your perspective and take that journey from the head to the heart where you can find peace and serenity. 

We often find ourselves in very challenging times and wonder how we got here.  What if it was your higher self that orchestrated the current circumstances of your life?  What if that narcissistic jerk or sociopathic predator showed you his/her true colors so that you could see the truth and move beyond the lie?  What if instead of life punishing you by giving you this awareness, it was protecting you and helping you to unveil more truth in your life?  In this episode of Pandora’s Box we are going to talk about the Souls Initiation or the human challenges we must often undergo in order to become more fully connected to our true selves.  The concepts discussed in this episode can help you to see your life from a higher perspective, release your victimization story and see yourself as being supported and empowered rather than victimized and torn down.

Internationally recognized healer Eric Pearl has appeared on countless television programs in the US and around the world, spoken by invitation at the United Nations, presented to a full house at Madison Square Garden, been interviewed in various publications including The New York Times, and most recently featured in the film, The Living Matrix. As a doctor, Eric ran a highly successful chiropractic practice for 12 years until one day his patients began reporting that they felt his hands on them – even though he hadn’t physically touched them. Patients soon reported receiving miraculous healings from cancers, AIDS-related diseases, epilepsy, chronic fatigue syndrome, rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, birth disfigurements, cerebral palsy and other serious afflictions. All this occurred when Eric simply held his hands near them – and to this day, it continues. His patients’ healings have been documented in six books to date, including Eric’s own international bestseller, The Reconnection: Heal Others, Heal Yourself, now in more than 36 languages! http://www.thereconnection.com/

For those on a spiritual path you have likely encountered certain belief systems within both Christianity and Metaphysics that tend to hold the student to perfectionist standards.  In this episode of “Pandora’s Box” Kaleah and Anah Maa are going to talk about some of the “shame based” beliefs that keep us “feeling bad about ourselves” rather than thriving forward.

When we envision someone filled with rage, we might imagine a maniac, with wild eyes and crazy hair who is completely out of control. We might imagine someone filled with destructive energy, a sort of “Kali” on a destructive rampage. But within everyone who has gone through any kind of abuse or injustice there is a seething rage at the core. You could potentially be filled with rage and not even be aware of it. Rage turned inward can be very destructive, causing illness, dis-ease, depression and resentment and hostility towards others. In this episode of Pandora’s Box we are going to bring the rage out of the closet and take a good look at it. Look at how getting in touch with your own rage can be a powerful healer in your life. If you would like to participate on the show you can call in during the last half at 347-826-9626

When entering a new relationship are you seeking someone who can ultimately benefit you or are you thinking about all that you can give to that person?  Most Co-dependent type people are more concerned with giving to get rather than considering their own needs and how that “other person” could potentially meet those needs.  If one thinks too much of his/her own needs there may be a shame based idea that “I am selfish.”  Join us for this episode of Pandora’s Box where you will learn to consider your own needs first and foremost when considering a new relationship.  Learn how to ask yourself all the right questions and what those questions are.