Hay House?

[omega minimo]

Louise Hay has Hay House Publishers http://www.hayhouse.com/
I just found http://www.hayhouseradio.com/

Seems to be all about healing. Anyone else listen?


What a "coincidence" ... listening today, I heard something very helpful for something I'm experiencing.

Some interesting discussion on hormones and cycles (diurnal, living with artificial light and electronics) too. Recommended to self impose a "electronic twilight" by 8:00 pm (or 10:00!!) to prepare for sleep.

:hi:

[Sanity Claws]

1. I listen

They have an archive too. You can access the last week or two of shows without paying a fee. For shows older than that, you need a paid subscription.

[omega minimo]

2. Thanks. Any faves of yours?

[Sanity Claws]

3. It's changed over time

Lately I'm really digging Denise Linn. I still like Doreen Virtue.
Carolyn Myss has a lot to offer and says some great things. However, sometimes her manner turns me off. (This is probably some projection on my part; I tend to be very direct too.)

[omega minimo]

4. I liked Christianne Northrup today.

Heard one earlier that I don't know who it was ... The topic of healing/health in general is a nice listen and good contrast to politics.

[Sanity Claws]

5. Hays House Radio has another doctor

Dr. Mona Lisa Schultz (or something like that). She is an M.D. and a medical intuitive. She has had shows about chakra imbalances showing up as physical problems. Interesting.

[kentauros]

6. Glad to see I'm not the only one with regards to Carolyn Myss' manner!

It turns me off, too. Don't know what the projection is, just something that doesn't sound right...

[kentauros]

7. I used to listen to them when I worked,

though I would sometimes "tune out" when I had to concentrate and would miss pertinent info. But you can listen again a few days later, or download the archives if you're a "Wisdom Community" member (I think it's $50/yr.) That's kind of worth it, not to mention the discounts you get ;)

Also, there are some HayHouse authors that have left and gone on to other venues, such as Venus Andrecht. She's on another online-radio station called Contact Radio. Her page and show is" The Dear Venus Show".

As far as I know, their archives are free to download.

[omega minimo]

8. Thanks K!

Feels good.

[get the red out]

9. Used to listen through iTunes

There is a link in radio on iTunes and I used to listen at work frequently, until my computer went bonkers. I have a new work computer now so thanks for the reminder that it is out there.