Beyond Reason

Making the Good Life Last w/Rev. Michael Schuler

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 08:45:24 PDT

It's one thing to achieve what Americans might call "the good life," but it's quite another to sustain it. When do you know you've arrived, and what must you do to maintain it? The difference, according to Michael Schuler is: the one you seek to attain is an ends; the one you work to sustain, is a means. How do we go from longing for happiness, to actually living it as a day to day, moment by moment experience?

Adaptability: How to Survive the Change You Didn't Ask For

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:10:16 PDT

In this day of never-ending change, how do we keep from curling into fetal position when it hits too close to home? Author, speaker and Listening Partner M. J. Ryan says there are steps you can take that begin the process of shifting fear into meaning.

Swine Flu 101 w/Dr. James Williams

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Tue, 12 May 2009 13:04:47 PDT

With the latest news of swine flu, what can each of us do to prepare? Dr. James Williams, author and infection disease specialist says flu epidemics and pandemics have been the focus of scientists for years. Question is: how can we brace for the unknown in practical ways, while offsetting the spiritual emotion of fear?

Spiritual Principles and Dating in the 21st Century w/Matchmaker Marla Martenson

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 13:15:09 PDT

If ever there were testing grounds for "practical spirituality" can we agree...? There's no better arena to examine your basic "Laws of Attraction" than the world of dating. Marla Martenson, author and professional matchmaker offers a spiritual, yet down-to-earth approach to one of the most confusing areas in the world today: the dating market.

The Living Universe w/Duane Elgin

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 12:34:46 PDT

Einstein said if he could ask God one question, it would be, "Is the Universe friendly?" Our guest would ask: "Is the Universe ALIVE?" Educator, lecturer, social scientist and best selling author Duane Elgin discusses the future of our world, the human race, the ecology, our economy, governmental structures and what he calls "The Perfect Storm," which, as he concludes, will test the metal of our consciousness as a species.

Teddy Bart on Spirituality, Life and A Particle of God

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 06:45:32 PDT

Creator and host of Beyond Reason, Teddy Bart, takes the guest chair this week as we discuss his newly released novel: A Particle of God. A down to earth exchange ranging from the fairness of life to the nature of evil, Teddy shares his candid thoughts and feelings on applying spiritual principles in the toughest of times.

Sound Healing w/Jonathon Goldman

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 16:07:46 PDT

If, as quantum physics reveals, all life is vibration, can sound alter our ailments ...even heal our bodies? Musician, author and sound researcher, Jonathan Goldman says "Yes!" In his book, "The Secrets of Sound Medicine" Goldman tracks the power of sound (from loud noises to the music you love),..revealing that frequency, vibration and the intent of sounds created, make all the difference.

Walking Through Walls w/Philip Smith

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sun, 15 Mar 2009 12:49:21 PDT

During the sixties, Lew Smith was one of Miami’s most sought after interior decorators. His exclusive client list included Caribbean dictators, mobsters, boxers and assorted celebrities. But when he came home from work, took off his tie, and rolled up his sleeves, he got down to his real work— healing people from incurable disease and communicating with the dead. Philip Smith, author of "Walking Through Walls" discusses his father's life, gifts and the insights gleaned from daily exchanges with realms beyond.

Living Without Fear w/Guy Finley

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 12:20:48 PDT

Most of us have lived with fear for so long, it's our natural approach to everyday experiences. How did we become so compromised? In his latest book, The Essential Laws of Fearless Living, Guy Finley addresses the effects of fear and how it holds us back from our true natures, while offering principles for fearless living that can change your life starting TODAY!

The Wisdom of Recessions w/Dr. Mario Martinez

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 13:54:42 PST

What happens when our collective consciousness is hypnotized in fear? Such is too often the case in times of recession and economic downturns, but according to Mario Martinez, recession is about correction and correction in spiritual terms is good. Offering an alternative perspective on things otherwise deemed "bad news" Dr. Martinez offers insight on how to stay clear of the black hole and turn the darkest of times into a positive new beginning.

Three Marriages: The Three Commitments That Matter Most w/David Whyte

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:25:04 PST

When it comes to a balanced life, three key relationships merit equal attention. Sadly, most of us are out of kilter, prioritizing one over another. Bestselling author, poet and international speaker David Whyte says only in balancing our commitments to our significant other, our life's work and our inner selves can we hope to achieve a full and harmonious life.

Transcending the Speed of Light, w/Marc Seifer, Ph.D.

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 11:18:30 PST

What is science learning that enlightened teachers have been saying all along? Is there an ultimate connection between science and religion? Dr. Marc Seifer contends there is a fifth dimension of mind breaking the laws of relativity and all things physical, revealing a conscious and self aware energy that was here all along.

Creativity as Your Spiritual Outlet, with Julia Cameron

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 11:27:18 PST

Whether artist by calling or accountant by trade, there is a voice inside each of us that longs to be heard. Author, writer and creative counselor Julia Cameron addresses the necessity of unblocking your creativity, to find what it is that longs to express itself through you.

Shifting Economies/Shifting Careers: Finding the Work You Love vs. Finding Work (period)

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sun, 25 Jan 2009 19:59:44 PST

In economic downturns, does it really make sense to hold out for the work you love? When fearful about your next paycheck, do you hold out or sell out? It needn't be an either/or according to career coach, Dan Miller (author of "48 Days to the Work You Love"). Transitions bring opportunities, but first, you must ask yourself, "What is it I long to do?"

From Ego to Eco: Addressing Our Longing for Meaning with Bill Plotkin, PhD and author

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:40:07 PST

As industrial civilization gives way to materialism, narcissism and cynicism, what happens to the soul? Bill Plotkin, PhD and author of Nature and the Human Soul, says the human life model is our blueprint for a society still in its adolescence. How we evolve into full maturity as a civilization will involve a shift from an egocentric, to an ecocentric, soul based perspective.

"Living in the Now" w/Robert Friedman

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 05:26:02 PST

"Living in the Now" A common expression and one that has become even more popular with such megaselling books as Eckhart Tolle's "A New Earth." But what does it mean really? And is it something even children can learn? A simple phrase, but not always simple to do. Bob Friedman, publisher and author discusses the "now" of living spiritually, particularly in times of fear and uncertainty.

Beyond Reason and the News

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 10:29:07 PST

Every now and again, we just need to catch up with ourselves. Hosts Teddy Bart and Karlen Evins take a Beyond Reason look at the latest happenings in the world, ranging from elections to economic challenges. How does one stay positive in a crisis driven media age? These and other questions on this week's Beyond Reason. Join us.

The World To Come: Reflections on the Predictions of Ruth Montgomery with Richard Sutphen

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 15:47:34 PST

What happens when a Washington political correspondent goesmetaphysical? You can read about the life of columnist and reporterRuth Montgomery, in any number of the books she left behind, but whatis more curious yet is the timeliness of her predictions to thisparticular election cycle. Written years ago, her guides addressspecifically the election of 2008 and the changes in store from 2010 -2012.

The Tao of Now with Josh Baran

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:01:41 PST

While mystics over time have called for living in the now, what's a person to do when "now" is innundated with so much fear? Is there a space one can enter to find peace in an instant? Josh Baran, Zen priest and PR mogel says yes, and offers insight as to how you too, can regroup, re-center and re-gain happiness in any given moment.

Radical Forgiveness w/ Rev. Donna Michael

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 18:19:04 PST

What is the role of forgiveness and is it humanly possible to forget? What is the cost of chosing NOT to forgive? Rev. Donna Michael says that blame, shame and victim mentalities are at the core of self destructive behaviors, but this need not run your life. The answer lies in forgiveness, beyond what you may've been taught. Time for a radical approach...one guaranteed to better your own life.

Finding the Work You Love with Dan Miller

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 18:58:35 PDT

Is holding fast to finding work you love, a realistic dream in trying economic times? According to career coach and author Dan Miller, it is THE time to be clear on work that's best suited for you. Find out whyas Dan discusses the spiritual and the practical reasons for finding your calling as it pertains to work and career.

A Spiritual Lens on the Real World with Teddy Bart and Karlen Evins

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 18:11:43 PDT

From hurricanes to politics, one glance at the evening news can have you depressed in no time. How does one maintain a spiritual outlook in this day of financial, geographic and global crisis? Hosts Teddy Bartand Karlen Evins take a look at current affairs, and offer their Beyond Reason perspectives.

The Faith of Barack Obama with Stephen Mansfield

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:33:03 PDT

On the heels of the pageantry and emotional fervor of this week's Democratic National Convention, what lies at the core of Barack Obama? From the religious influences of his childhood, to his controversial relationship with Rev. Jeremiah Wright, what do we truly know about the faith of one contending to be the leader of the free world, and how much does it matter to the American public?

UFO Sightings and Media Reporting with Captain Kevin Randle

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 09:12:48 PDT

UFO stories...on the increase or just good ratings? UFO stories are coming mainstream; no longer relegated to the tabloids. Sightings from Chicago O'Hare to Stevensville, Texas have captured our attention, leaving network producers to ask, "What's going on here?" Captain Kevin Randle, former fighter pilot, Intelligence officer for the US Army and one of the nation's more respected authorities on the subject, joins us for the latest on UFOs in the news.

Mindful Living as a Way of Life w/ Skip Ewing

karlen@beyondreason.com (Beyond Reason) — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 12:38:36 PDT

Artist, poet and hit songwriter Skip Ewing, talks openly about his own spiritual journey and applying the teachings of the Buddha. Discussing meditation, self awareness, and the practice of mindful living, Skip's training under the master teacher Thich Nhat Hanh, makes his journey far from traditional. The key according to Skip... being fully present.