Vivid Life Radio

Dr. Anastasia Chopelas is a physicist, author, speaker and mentor empowering you to live an energized, youthful and abundant life.

Guy Scholtz is a three-time Canadian best-selling author, award winning journalist and USA National Arena Curling Champion. Claudia Church has attained success in the entertainment arts as a model, country music artist and actor for over three decades. They are co-authors of the book, The Masterpiece Within

Thomas G. Fiffer, Executive Editor for The Good Men Project, has written extensively about dysfunctional relationships and gathered his wisdom in a new book, Why It Can’t Work: Detaching From Dysfunctional Relationships to Make Room for True Love. The author survived two marriages defined–and ultimately destroyed–by dysfunctional dynamics and has learned how to break the patterns that prevented him from being happy and forming healthy emotional and romantic attachments.

Raised by a single parent and abused by his stepfather, Rodney Hughley spent years as a homeless drug addict. The care from others inspired a life transformation; cleaned up and aware of the value of his life, he founded and directs A Kause4Kids, a 501(c)3 foundation that helps kids realize their lives matter – that no one is a lost soul.

Dr. Joan Borysenko is a world-renowned expert in the mind/body connection and earned her doctorate in Medicalborysenko_joan Sciences from the Harvard Medical School, where she completed post-doctoral training in cancer cell biology. In later years, she returned to Harvard Medical School to complete a second postdoctoral fellowship, this time in the new field of behavioral medicine. She then completed her third post-doctoral fellowship in psychoneuroimmunology.

Dr. Joan is also the New York Times bestselling author of Minding the Body, Mending the Mind. She also just release her latest book: The PlantPlus Diet Solution.

Rev. Alan Pritz is an Interfaith Minister, spiritual counselor and meditation teacher with 40+ years’ experience in personal development training. He specializes in meditation training to help clients address complex life issues and enhance spiritual growth. A disciple of Paramahansa Yogananda, he is the author of Meditation as a Way of Life.

We have all unwittingly made agreements about how we choose to live our lives and what we believe our personal truths are.

But what we may not realize is that each one of these agreements represents an attachment, a limiting filter on who we think we are, and what the future could hold.

We call these attachments “knowledge” without ever questioning if that knowledge is necessarily true for us.

The Five Levels of Attachment provides a guide to understanding how we have developed our belief structures and how to go about re-evaluating or even severing these harmful attachments.

What would it be like to have a handy dandy guide to getting out of trouble quickly when in the midst of a head butting conversation with your sweetie?

They call themselves Human Potential Explorers who say that they are “In love with each other, life, and you”. Just looking at their beaming faces from their website or on facebook where they offer gems of wisdom, it is easy to tell that they earnestly mean it. These two life coaches are going to be the next guests on It’s All About Relationships, speaking about ways that we can become empowered to live our best lives.

At its core, tantra which I have seen defined as “expansive weaving” (as on a loom) is about our connection with Spirit; not just as a means of heightened sexual pleasures, but perhaps enlightened sexual pleasure.

Imagine having someone by your side who could be companion, playmate, confidante, lover, friend, most ardent cheerleader and the stone by which you polish yourself, smoothing away the sometimes hardened or rough edges. In this person’s presence, you are at your best and with them you can dare to bare your soul.

CD is LP-1, with songs that create a sonic painting of romantic relationship at various stages.

Human beings are relational creatures. We are born into tribes, families and groups. We go to schools with others, we play with peers as children and adults. Even those who prefer to be solitary, still need to interact with other planetary dwellers.