Healers 14 – Dennis Banks Interview

Healers 14 – Dennis Banks Interview

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David Kukkola and special guest Dennis Banks discuss Healing music.  

Hosted by David Kukkola with special guest Dennis Banks.  Recorded August 31, 2013 at the Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley, CA for the Kirilola concert.

Audio and video produced by Clay Schmitz.

Podcast also on iTunes.

Our goal is to bring and make accessible traditional and ancient healing practices to our communities. The empirical knowledge of traditional healing practices is still being used by the indigenous cultures from the four corners of the world.

This proven medicine has its place in modern culture as it heals imbalances of the body, restores mental clarity, brings serenity to the heart, and reconnects us to our soul.

For more information please visit:

www.livingtraditional.com

Healers 13 – Steven Halpern Interview

Healers 13 – Steven Halpern Interview

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David Kukkola and special guest Steven Halpern discuss Healing music.  

Hosted by David Kukkola with special guest Steven Halpern.  Recorded August 31, 2013 at the Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley, CA for the Kirilola concert.

Audio and video produced by Clay Schmitz.

Podcast also on iTunes.

Our goal is to bring and make accessible traditional and ancient healing practices to our communities. The empirical knowledge of traditional healing practices is still being used by the indigenous cultures from the four corners of the world.

This proven medicine has its place in modern culture as it heals imbalances of the body, restores mental clarity, brings serenity to the heart, and reconnects us to our soul.

For more information please visit:

www.livingtraditional.com

Healers 12 – Food as Medicine 2

Healers 12 – Food as Medicine 2

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Food as Medicine Episode 2.

David Kukkola and special guest Lana Farson discuss herbs and traditional Chinese medicine.  

Hosted by David Kukkola with special guest Lana Farson.  Broadcast live in August 2013 at 8:00pm PST, from KPFA 94.1 FM, in Berkeley, CA, livestream available at www.kpfa.org.

Audio and video produced by Clay Schmitz.

Executive Produced by Miguel Molina.

Podcast also on iTunes.

Our goal is to bring and make accessible traditional and ancient healing practices to our communities. The empirical knowledge of traditional healing practices is still being used by the indigenous cultures from the four corners of the world.

This proven medicine has its place in modern culture as it heals imbalances of the body, restores mental clarity, brings serenity to the heart, and reconnects us to our soul.

For more information please visit:

www.livingtraditional.com

Hope

Hope

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HopeToday I would like to share a few thoughts on Hope. Many people over the years have asked me this question, “‘Where do you find Hope?” I find it in the whisper of a client who has been diagnosed with a terminal disease, in the whisper of someone suffering with great despair and depression, in the whisper of a loved one who is trying to kick a drug addiction. Hope, that dream of a better future or a better life, is found in our willingness to be engaged in the struggles and suffering within ourselves and the world that surrounds us. I have told many clients that their willingness to come and talk to me is the signpost of Hope staying alive. Hope is not a bystander, a victim of situations or circumstances, drowning in the Water of Grief. Tonight, I just returned from the jail to put some money in the kiosk for a dear imprisoned inmate so that he could buy a few things at the commissary and make some phone calls. I left with some sadness in my heart but also felt I was helping to keep Hope alive.
Hope is rekindled when all has been lost and a loving hand reaches out and touches your soul. Stay strong, keep Hope alive!

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 3 of 3

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 3 of 3

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This video is part 3 of 3 from an hour long special featuring Healing Chants and interviews with Snatam Kaur and her husband Sopurkh Singh about exciting upcoming events now and over the next year. creatingourfuture.org Hosted by David Kukkola.

The Grace of Woman Intensive: August 2015, Santa Cruz, CA email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com Kundalini Teacher Training: Oct 2015 – June 2016, Santa Cruz, CA email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 2 of 3

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 2 of 3

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This video is part 2 of 3 from an hour long special featuring Healing Chants and interviews with Snatam Kaur and her husband Sopurkh Singh about exciting upcoming events now and over the next year. creatingourfuture.org Hosted by David Kukkola.

The Grace of Woman Intensive: August 2015, Santa Cruz, CA email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com Kundalini Teacher Training: Oct 2015 – June 2016, Santa Cruz, CA email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 3 of 3

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 3 of 3

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This podcast is part 3 of 3 from an hour long special featuring Healing Chants and interviews with Snatam Kaur and her husband Sopurkh Singh about exciting upcoming events now and over the next year.
creatingourfuture.org

The Grace of Woman Intensive:
August 2015, Santa Cruz, CA
email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com

Kundalini Teacher Training:
Oct 2015 – June 2016, Santa Cruz, CA
email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com

Hosted by David Kukkola.

Audio and video produced by Clay Schmitz

Our goal is to bring and make accessible traditional and ancient healing practices to our communities. The empirical knowledge of traditional healing practices is still being used by the indigenous cultures from the four corners of the world.

This proven medicine has its place in modern culture as it heals imbalances of the body, restores mental clarity, brings serenity to the heart, and reconnects us to our soul.

For more information please visit: www.livingtraditional.com

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 2 of 3

Healers Special – Snatam 2 Part 2 of 3

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Podcast: Play in new window | Download

This podcast is part 2 of 3 from an hour long special featuring Healing Chants and interviews with Snatam Kaur and her husband Sopurkh Singh about exciting upcoming events now and over the next year.
creatingourfuture.org

The Grace of Woman Intensive:
August 2015, Santa Cruz, CA
email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com

Kundalini Teacher Training:
Oct 2015 – June 2016, Santa Cruz, CA
email: sopurkhsingh@gmail.com

Hosted by David Kukkola.

Audio and video produced by Clay Schmitz

Our goal is to bring and make accessible traditional and ancient healing practices to our communities. The empirical knowledge of traditional healing practices is still being used by the indigenous cultures from the four corners of the world.

This proven medicine has its place in modern culture as it heals imbalances of the body, restores mental clarity, brings serenity to the heart, and reconnects us to our soul.

For more information please visit: www.livingtraditional.com

A Sacred Life

A Sacred Life

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ASacredLifeHere on this winter’s night I look into the Heavens. I see the Three Sisters guiding me home to that sacred place, some call “soul”. I have had the privilege to listen to stories of joy and tragedy. Is not what we have is only our own personal story? This New Year 2015, I send a prayer to those I have touched and met, and those unknown. In some mysterious way Life makes sense, regardless the suffering or obstacles. I send prayers that we all find the sacredness of our Life, not knowing when our time here is finished. Live your life purpose and settle for nothing less. A big hug to all of us and to those who have chosen to make this a better place for our children and grandchildren.

Beginning 2015

Beginning 2015

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Beginning2015Today I post a prayer for healing for all of us. I’m not going to pretend or lie all is good. Because it isn’t. I’m kinda tired and weary. Keeping hope alive means staying firm in the struggle and suffering. In this I stand on holy ground. And yes I hold that golden cup of Hope. Even though I stand alone I feel your presence. Thank you for this year of standing firm for justice, kindness and respect, for love of family and all of our indigenous cultures. Let truth be spoken through all of our languages, and yes, those languages and cultures lost, I send my blessings to all