Waking Upthe Neuroscience Of Awareness

It seems like a life time ago; the first time I was groped on the subway by a strange "old" man; the time my high school was dismissed early, a SWAT team guns aimed down from the roof, to dissuade gang activity; friends asking me to use my whiteness to get a taxi for us. Perhaps this sounds like a bad movie but it was a part of my childhood growing up in NYC.After years of random acts of violence, I packed my silence into my body. With two working parents, caught in their own realities, I didn't know any other way to take care of myself. I got sick, felt pain, and hooked on pain relief medication and alcohol.Now I barely remember that life! I can't believe I was just describing me. Did a miracle happen? No, I discovered how my human experience worked and the implications of this simple understanding transformed my experience of life forever.I wouldn't do this show, and share all this personal stuff, it I didn't know that everyone has the same capacity for insight, healing and better outcomes in experience. Jo

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Jenny Anderson and Dave Elleray to explore how people around the world have more in common than in difference. We all have our ideas of different ethnicities, religions, social groups whether we are aware of this or not, and this colors what is otherwise a neutral canvas. Jenny and Dave have really seen this with their recent travels to Cape Town and Nepal.Come along for this show to hear a show that is sure to be rich with stories that will apply to your life no matter where you are in the world.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Krista and Reed Smith to talk about the topic of addiction. Krista and Reed are looking forward to sharing their view of addiction, how it is best treated, and how to integrate treatment ideas out there. Their focus is and has been on understanding: it's not ever the tools themselves that help. Reed and Krista are ecstatic to announce, live, their upcoming plans in the addiction field for the future, including hands on recovery therapies, webinars and public speaking events.Reed came across the Principles in 2010 and the insights gained from that completely changed his life. His relationship with his wife, kids, friends, and even work were transformed into healthy, compassionate, and loving relationships, and he realized that he wanted to be a part of something that would allow him to share this understanding with as many people as possible. When he began his career in substance abuse treatment recovery, he realized that the Principles and mindfulness were the missing p

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she is joined again by Officers Ed Lemon and Jerry Williams. When Ed and Jerry were on the show a few months ago, we knew that this conversation could keep going. Both Ed and Jerry are interested in the impact that understanding the mind has on the work of police and others in criminal justice. In this show we will explore separate realities and what it has to do with profiling and policing.Ed Lemon is currently a Sergeant with the St Paul Police Department assigned to the Training Unit. He has been a police officer since 1981 and was previously employed in the cities of Boynton Beach, FL and Ft Lauderdale, FL. Among his other duties, he has written and administered grants dealing with high risk youth and their parents. These programs were directed at instructing Correction Workers, Teachers, Police, Counselors, and Social Service Providers in a 3 Principle-based approach to connecting with High Risk Youth and their families while lowering the youth’s risk of continued substance

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Mary Schiller to talk about permission. For the past 12 months, Mary Schiller has been conducting what she describes as a "permission project." What would happen if she only did the things she wanted to do, and she stopped doing everything else? In short, she has given herself permission: permission to live the life she really wants to live. The results have been astonishing, more than she could have ever imagined. Who knew that major change could come so quickly from something so simple?Mary Schiller is an author, coach and self-proclaimed Chief Permission Granter. Her books, available on Amazon, include You Have Permission, Mind Yoga, and How to Be Happy When You're Broke. Mary works with individuals and groups, showing people how to bring more creativity, joy and passion into their daily lives. She has recently begun helping other coaches who want to expand their reach and build their business through creating passive-income products, like books and online courses. F

Today, human health care is in a critical position. 54% – 65% of all healthcare professionals are currently estimated to burn out due to stress. Current methods to stem the tide of burnout have focused on coping strategies and techniques that deal with stress. Unfortunately, attempting to deal with stress after it occurs increases the day to day workload. Indeed, the tools themselves must be utilized again and again for short-term satisfaction or effects.Not only are stress and burnout optional, they are preventable once we understand where our experience is coming from.See for yourself how:Previous ideas about stress have led to burnout in the helping professionsTo bounce back from adversity and prevent stressTo create a psychological immunity to perceived stressJoin Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Joe Bailey in a show about rediscovering the resilient Self that is already there, whole and indestructable. Join thousands who have jump started their professional careers through gaining this simple yet profo

Join in for this rare opportunity to hear clients share their stories of success! Divine Play's Senior Associate, Jen Lucas will be inviting guests and stories that highlight the potential of the human mind and spirit. The guest today will be Jeanne Catherine Gray's clients: sharing lots of stories about what has happened for people as they have crossed paths with Jeanne. Jeanne is an incredible coach and teacher - don't miss this opportunity to hear real people, share real stories of inspiration and insight.Do YOU have your own story of what you are grateful to Jeanne for or how your life has changed since working with Jeanne or coming across this radio show even? Please join us in person (yes, cake is provided) or call in to the show! 1-844-390-TALK. Or you can send us your story ahead of time to jen@divineplay.com.Jen Lucas is a Senior Associate and Operations Manager at Divine Play and loves working with Jeanne.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Mahima Shrestha from Nepal. If you are interested in creating change in the world, this is the show for you. Mahima has a passion for helping people see that real change comes from the smallest unit: you. Our best bet in creating change is in seeing for ourselves the role of thought in our lives and the infinite insight potential of mind built into the human system.With a background in media and crisis communications, Mahima is interested in bringing people together to find solutions to complex problems and facilitating long-term change in culture and communities. Over the years she has worked with government, multilateral, private and non-profit organizations in a wide range of sectors including aviation, hydropower, tourism, investment climate reform, automobiles, finance, education, telecommunications and healthcare.Mahima works with entrepreneurs, senior leaders in business and nonprofits, think tanks, social entrepreneurs, as well as young people with the desire an

Ami Chen Mills-Naim has been a long time teacher of the Three Principles psychology, and was a student of Sydney Banks, as well as being the daughter of one of the great pioneers of the Principles understanding, Dr. Roger C. Mills.Just before and after the 2016 election, she became politically active, after a nearly 20-year hiatus from nearly all forms of political activism (besides voting). This radio show addresses the following questions about the "intersection" of spirituality and politics:Is it enough to just teach "spiritually" and not be active in politics or social and environmental movements?How does one "do" activism without becoming burnt out and frustrated?What does "spiritual activism" mean?How does one know if one should be politically active?How does one know if one should STOP being politically active?How does an inside-out understanding impact the outside world?Should we even care about "impacting" the outside world?Ami has worked with children, youth, families and communities for more than 2

Sandra Krot will join Jeanne Catherine Gray again on the show to talk about the wisdom and logic built-in to the way the human mind works. When you understand this wisdom and logic, you uncover the mind’s infinite possibility for insight and innovation. Additionally, those exceptions, outliers: "even this is thought?" will be on topic today.Sandy Krot is an experienced executive coach working with Fortune 100 companies.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Sandra Koenig to talk about transcending trauma and the real possibility for anyone to recover their well-being, to return to complete mental health, no matter how much they feel traumatized by life’s events. Sandra is co-facilitating an upcoming event called Transcending Trauma with Christine Heath. Sandra has years of experience working with professionals, entrepreneurs and creative types. She is a highly intuitive coach who brings a sense of joy and adventure to every conversation while helping clients explore their fullest potential. Sandra has a lifelong love of learning, and has spent many years studying transformational work – including in-depth experience with the Three Principles, the enneagram, the Release Technique, bioenergetics, yoga, process painting, and the Diamond Approach.Sandra’s first training as a coach was at the Coaches Training Institute. She is currently on staff at Michael Neill’s Supercoach Academy, and having been through the academy has the

Jacqueline Hollows is the founder of Beyond Recovery CIC “I have been working within the criminal justice system (with support staff and inmates) sharing how our experience of life is created from our own minds. Through a fresh thought in any moment, a deeper level of common sense, connection and resilience is always available. As people learn how their minds work, they are impacted in all sorts of wonderful ways – they get ideas about how to create businesses, how to heal relationships, and how to help others. People start to have new thoughts and no longer feel trapped in a particular belief system. They stop taking compulsive thoughts so seriously. They find solutions to problems they thought were intractable. People change in ways that just is not possible through teaching techniques or systems. Even in prison people are finding humor, and connection, and joy and peace of mind. If that is possible in one small section of one prison– the universal possibilities are limitless!”

If you have listened to this show before, you may know that Jeanne Catherine Gray is passionate about business and helping people build or grown their own businesses. Join Jeanne today as she brings fresh perspective to things every business builder would want to know. Jeanne Catherine started her business with NO MONEY.A stay at home mom with PTSD, going through a demanding and rigorous divorce process in Charlottesville, VA, Jeanne dreamed of sharing personal freedom and ease of mind with other human beings. Jeanne rented a space with NO IDEA of where the rent would come from.Deeply committed to transforming the landscape of contemporary psychology and its applications in the real world, Jeanne has successfully built a community of practitioners and provides training programs for coaches and therapists.Her voracious intellectual curiosity and comfort with listening for insight is complemented by her capacity for action, and genuine care for other human beings. Jeanne values a principle-based understanding t

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she speaks with Amy Leo from www.amyleo.com with the intention of supporting you in taking the first steps to being your own coach and counselor, so you can experience more love in your life on a consistent basis

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she brings us all along in the midst of her 21 Days of Business Building venture. Are you a business-builder? Is your business thriving? Do you wish your business were doing better or more? Join in for a fantastic show all about what it really takes to build a business and see it thrive.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Dr. Annika Hurwitt to talk about the relevance of understanding the Single Paradigm for transforming your 3 principles practice.Annika Hurwitt, Ph.D., has worked in the field of Individual and Organizational consulting since 1987. She is Founder and President of The Center for Optimal Living, providing Principle-Based Training and Consulting for individuals, couples and organizations, as well as Optimal Women’s Leadership, Helping Women Help the World, and Awake Presents.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Brooke Wheeldon-Reece to talk about her Creating the Impossible project: Operation Meet Will Smith. Yes, you read that right. Her project is to meet the famous actor Will Smith. She started working on this project in 2015 as her project for Michael Neill's Creating the Impossible project. Recently she has revived this project with a new addition: learn spoken word poetry as a way to meet Will Smith.Brooke Wheeldon-Reece is the Chief Executive Officer at the Cypress Initiative in Florida. The Cypress Initiative develops and implements individualized education, mentoring and coaching programs that focus on promoting healthy, productive relationships and resiliency in individuals, businesses and communities.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Dr. Jack Pransky to talk about Sydney Banks, the human being. Jack will be live in Charlottesville, Virginia with us for this radio show.Have you noticed that enlightened teachers often reach somewhat mythical status? People sometimes forget that even enlightened teachers are human too. Join us for stories about Syd Banks that both show his humanness and help us see more about life and its simplicity.

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she hosts Harry Derbitsky to discuss his work in the field of addictions. As Harry describes, being involved as a non-Native in a Native world has had challenges, all of which have floated away from a secure mind and the understanding of the Principles. This understanding has allowed him to work with the heavily-addicted and low income/at risk community with impact.Harold (Harry) Derbitsky is President of ACT (Advanced Coaches Training) Inc. and specializes in projects and trainings in three major areas:Heavily Addicted and Low Income/High RiskNativeMentoring

Join Jeanne Catherine Gray as she explores the topic of effective policing, especially the impact of understanding the mind has on the work of police and others in criminal justice. Officers Ed Lemon and Jerry Williams will be the special guests on the show.Ed Lemon is currently a Sergeant with the St Paul Police Department assigned to the Training Unit. He has been a police officer since 1981 and was previously employed in the cities of Boynton Beach, FL and Ft Lauderdale, FL. Among his other duties, he has written and administered grants dealing with high risk youth and their parents. These programs were directed at instructing Correction Workers, Teachers, Police, Counselors, and Social Service Providers in a 3 Principle-based approach to connecting with High Risk Youth and their families while lowering the youth’s risk of continued substance abuse, violent acts and other continued criminal activity. Additionally, Ed has served in the capacity of a Beat Officer, Patrol Supervisor, Juvenile Investigator, Ho