Interview with Markus Hirzig: Risking change – is it safe?
By Jena Griffiths | September 29, 2017
We will be discussing this topic with Markus Hirzig today on our sister site Earthuni. Join us live and ask questions.
– Topic – the game of curiosity and safety
In this call Markus will talk about safety and security as the base of our development. We will discuss the tension between curiosity and safety/belonging. What does belonging have to do with safety and why is this important for you to know right now.
Then Markus will share thoughts about the possibility of taking time to feel into change and look deeper.
How do we dare to move on, and risk change, even if the world doesn’t agree or support us?
Replay?Access here.
Topics: Being in transition, Can't say no, Don't know what you want, Responsibility vs irresponsibility | No Comments »
Are you grounded? Interview with Markus Hirzig
By Jena Griffiths | December 4, 2016
Some of us have really bad memories when we think of being grounded. Like, being barred up at home with our parents instead of playing with our friends. But what does “being grounded” really mean?
December 8, we’ll be talking to Markus Hirzig on why we need to ground ourselves now more than ever before and what we can do to clear the way to allow the light to anchor more fully through us, how to build a bigger base to embody higher consciousness and also how to bring more joy and manifesting capability into our lives.
The replay will be here after the event.
Who is Markus?
Markus Hirzig has been mentoring people for more than 30 years. He began as as a physiotherapist and for the last 20 years has been an osteopath, as well as a trainer and coach. He has been working closely with spiritual teacher Thomas Huebl for more than 10 years and is a senior mentor in Huebl’s community.
Markus was instrumental in helping me land on planet Earth again after a trip around Mars, Venus, the moon, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, the sun, planet X …. join us live for this call or pre-submit questions if you can’t make the live call due to time zone..
Learn more from Markus in Earthuni. Find out more here
Topics: Being in transition, Burnout cures, Coming Soon, Depression Cures, Fun, Health, rollercoaster life, spirit, suicide | No Comments »
What to do about world events
By Jena Griffiths | December 1, 2016
Mystical teacher Thomas Hübl offers commentary on recent world events:
Profound, thought provoking advice on becoming a mature citizen of the world.
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Grounded again?
By Jena Griffiths | December 1, 2016
starting soon. starring you.
first interview this Thursday right here
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Richard Unger on broken life lines and heart lines – replay
By Jena Griffiths | September 13, 2016
While walking in the woods this morning I had the sudden inspiration to open the doors to our member calls with Richard Unger next two weeks because we are covering such a controversial tropic – broken life lines and heart lines.
Enjoy!
Call 1
Call 2
Second call on Broken Life lines and Broken Heart lines
We looked at more hand print examples, mostly of life line breaks. We discussed several examples of fate line/life line confusion (3 for 2) and we also looked at dots on the life line. Lastly we looked at a totally smashed or fractured lifeline and how these can be positively interpreted.
This video class on various hand print examples with broken life lines or small or large breaks in the lifeline follows on from last week’s discussion.
We also discussed the similarity between Simian lines and breaks in the heart line.
I invited several hand analysts and also palmists from other schools of thought to participate in this discussion but unfortunately no one with a totally different perspective showed up to participate in this call.
In this call we discussed the “3 for 2″ marker. This is a broken life line that indicates that work (or rather a special calling) is more important than family to fully ground or anchor the person. (In other words the traditional roles of the two lines (family and career) is confused. We also discussed the notion that a break on any of the major lines can be seen as a break in a circuit that, like an electrical switch, can be either on or off.
We also discussed dots on the life line which (as a chronic stress indicator related to family issues) – a sign that you need to start paying attention to whatever is causing this stress.
In the first call we discussed examples of breaks in the heart line a lot more than we did in the second call.
In summary, many people who live long happy lives have broken lines. Or 2 lines instead or 3. Or the other way round.
Get on with living! Rather than over thinking about your hands.
Topics: Hand Analysis, Library | 8 Comments »
Earth School has a new campus! Meet Earthuni
By Jena Griffiths | February 21, 2016
Earth School now has a second campus called Earthuni.
The site you are on is where you will find guides who can help you with specific challenges.
Earthuni focuses on developing subtle body competencies. Our guide here is Markus Hirzig
Access archive of all previous interviews – go here
Looking for hand info?
Access free calls here
Also visit Jena’s hand analysis blog for +10 years of in depth articles.
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Pain in the world – how can you help?
By Jena Griffiths | November 15, 2015
(This article was written in response to the Paris massacre.)
The German word for compassion is Mitgefefühl (to feel with) or Mitleid (to suffer with) but this could be a catastrophe for us or the world in general unless we do it consciously.
Read the short version about this in Living Now Magazine – December 2015. (If you only have time for one short piece, read this one.)
The following article goes beyond the usual advice of active support. It is about something additional we can each do, equally important, to change things no matter where we are in the world. (A shorter, earlier version, of the post below is on OM Times community blog. Read it here (1200 words).
As the days passed, I felt something crucial was missing from my perspective in both articles, particularly related to compassion. Friends came forth and filled in some of the blanks, giving me learning experiences related to “deep listening” and also our need to be able to embrace multiple perspectives in order for us all to move forward or evolve as a species. I’ve subsequently added lots more additional notes below, they are really just notes to myself, posted here for anyone else who wants them. Read the rest of this entry »
Topics: Being in transition, Dealing with the inner critic, Depression Cures, spirit, suicide | 1 Comment »
Re-dreaming the future
By Jena Griffiths | August 30, 2015
Here’s a bunch of sea daisies for you, a fragile gift of hope from Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. 
I took this close up photograph of living coral last month, near Cairns, after making a special trip out there to go see for myself. (The last time I dived in this region was in New Caledonia 18 years ago. )
We are constantly bombarded with terrible news about the state of our planet. And while yes, we do need to take urgent action, we also need to be mindful of what vision of the future we breath life into. I choose a future where we preserve our beautiful blue planet and all life on it.
On this note, have you seen Brad Bird’s new film called Tomorrowland? If not, I urge you to see it, and tell everyone else to see it too. Hollywood has always been a barometer of our collective Zeitgeist, and this important new film indicates that, at last, the collective tide is turning. Read the rest of this entry »
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Byron Katie – this week in Earth School
By Jena Griffiths | June 9, 2015
“Every story is a variation on a single theme: This shouldn’t be happening. I shouldn’t be having this experience. God is unjust. Life isn’t fair.” ~ Byron Katie, Loving What Is
“It’s not the problem that causes our suffering; it’s our thinking about the problem.”
Byron Katie shared her wisdom with with us in Earth School and will be here in person in Switzerland in mid July for a 4 day silent retreat in the Alps and also in Zurich for a day as part of her European tour.
Byron Katie is the author of numerous books and a spiritual mentor to millions of people worldwide.
Personally I think her simple 4 questions inquiry process “the work” is the biggest breakthrough ever to end human suffering.
“I discovered that when I believed my thoughts, I suffered, but that when I didn’t believe them, I didn’t suffer, and that this is true for every human being. Freedom is as simple as that. I found that suffering is optional. I found a joy within me that has never disappeared, not for a single moment,” says Katie.
Download the audio version for your ipod/iphone/android:
Byron Katie will be in Europe from 9 July to 2 August 2015
July 18 Zurich – one day workshop (Also in Amsterdam , Paris & Cologne)
July 10-15 – 4 day silence retreat Engelberg, Swiss Alps
July 24 – 2 August – The school for the work
More information on Byron Katie’s schedule visit thework.com also for 24/7 helplines to do the work and free resources.
“The Work is: Judge your neighbor, write it down, ask four questions, turn it around. That’s it. Simple stuff.” ~ Byron Katie, Loving What Is
The 4 questions that can change your life
1. Is it true?
2. Can I absolutely know that it’s true?
3. How do I react when I think that thought?
4. Who would I be without the thought?
and then
Turn it around.
“The Work is merely four questions; it’s not even a thing. It has no motive, no strings. It’s nothing without your answers. These four questions will join any program you’ve got and enhance it. Any religion you have—they’ll enhance it. If you have no religion, they will bring you joy. And they’ll burn up anything that isn’t true for you. They’ll burn through to the reality that has always been waiting.” ~ Byron Katie, Loving What Is
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Being Happy Now is Easy – Interview with Mahima
By Jena Griffiths | May 30, 2015
This Thursday, June 4 2015, I’ll be interviewing Mahima Klinge for Earth School. Mahima is the author of “A Rebel’s Guide to Inner Peace”
Topic: Being Happy now is Easy
Date June 4 2015
Time: 11 am CET/Switzerland
What will we discuss?
“How can I be happy every day in a world that is so negative and challenging?”
Mahima will share clear and down to earth spiritual guidance and action steps you can take to discover that “ Being Happy Now is Easy”
She will also share a brief but powerful guided meditation to help you connect to yourself on a profound level.
By the end of this call you will feel, from the very deepest part of your being, that you NOW truly understand and know how to BE inner peace and bring happiness into your daily life
1. Happiness is your purpose
Discover a happiness that is not dependent on any outside circumstances, events, situations or people
2. Lean into positivity
Know what makes you expand and make time and space for those things in your daily life
3. Stand in your Power
Clarity about who you are on a spiritual level and material level are the keys to the kingdom of happiness
Who is Mahima?
Mahima Lucille Klinge is the Author of the bestselling Book “A Rebel’s Guide to Inner Peace.”
She is a Meditation Master and Founder of Love Silence.
Her impressive presences gained from 20 years of meditation training and experience makes her an extremely effective and engaging Teacher, Workshop Leader, Personal Coach and Motivational Speaker.
Mahima is from Zimbabwe, now living in Switzerland. She has dedicated her entire adult life to learning and sharing everything she has mastered in the art of joyful living in the now.
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