News for the Heart talks with David Watson on Love, Consciousness, and Ending Division.

Are you tired of feeling controlled by fear, misinformation, and societal division? Join David and Laurie as they dive deep into the forces shaping our world, from post-COVID challenges to the current political climate. Ultimately, this episode is a vital conversation for anyone seeking clarity and personal empowerment. 

First, David draws parallels between media manipulation and "pattern interrupt" in hypnosis, urging listeners toward critical thinking over blind reliance on authority. Specifically, we tackle tough topics like mass hypnosis, the influence of subliminal advertising, and the erosion of democracy. Therefore, learn how to recognize and resist the victimhood culture and instead embrace personal responsibility. 

Moving forward, the discussion shifts to a proactive, cooperative approach to problem-solving, emphasizing choice and the universal power of love. Furthermore, discover David’s take on universal consciousness and how this perspective can help you overcome the fear of death and create happiness in your life. 

Stop being a passenger in your own life. In summary, tune in to explore practical solutions, find peace, and take charge of your perspective in these turbulent times. 

News for the Heart talks with Tracy McBurney on Heart Approved.

Ready to silence your inner critic and step into a life of clarity and peace? In this illuminating episode, Tracy shares powerful insights from her Positive Intelligence training. Which is a proven program dedicated to building your mental fitness. First, you'll discover the fundamental battle between your Saboteur minds (led by the relentless Judge). Followed by your higher, compassionate Sage thinking. Crucially, you'll learn about simple, 10-second PQ Reps—neuroscience-backed exercises that help you shift your mental state away from stress and overthinking, unlocking your natural capacity for wisdom.

Following this essential foundation, the conversation deepens with a focus on mindfulness and tapping into a more "delicious" form of heart-centered wisdom. Tracy and Laurie explore how, exactly, moving decisions from the head to the healing heart fosters non-judgment and lasting inner peace. 

Furthermore, beyond mental practices, they dive into the profound connection between emotional state and physical wellness. Specifically, you will hear a fascinating discussion on the healing impact of laughter and smiling. Which offers the incredible potential for energy transformation through the practice of self-forgiveness. To illustrate this power, Tracy shares a compelling client story where full-body forgiveness led to a radical shift in health. Which illustrates how letting go of self-judgment releases us from self-imposed cages, allowing for profound growth and deep healing. Ultimately, this episode is an essential listen for anyone seeking to dissolve their internal critics and embrace a life of authentic, heart-led connection. 

News for the Heart talks with Tom Campbell on Choosing Love Instead of BEing Right.

The insightful conversation with Tom Campbell on "Choosing Love Instead of Being Right," couldn't be more relevant in our current global landscape. It’s a powerful reflection on how the very tools designed to connect us—the internet and social media—have inadvertently become catalysts for division and fear. We find ourselves in a deeply fractured world. We are struggling to find common ground, largely because of our ingrained human need to be right.

This discussion eloquently highlights the overwhelming challenge of navigating a 24/7 news cycle, where the line between fact and fiction is blurred by a constant influx of information, exacerbated by AI's ability to make fabricated narratives appear authentic. The struggle for peace and unity is intensified as we retreat into echo chambers. It has been reinforced by algorithms that feed us content aligning with our existing beliefs. 

Tom Campbell's assertion that we've created a "perfect storm" resonates deeply; never before have we experienced such pervasive division coupled with immediate access to a torrent of information. Social media, in particular, thrives on engagement, often prioritizing sensationalism—even hate speech. Which has an over genuine connection, creating a fertile ground for conflict rather than understanding.

The addition of materialism to this equation is a crucial point, as it fuels a possessive mindset that reinforces the ego's need to defend "what's theirs" . As well as, consequently, to be right. Yet, as the podcast beautifully conveys, true growth and the evolution of consciousness aren't about being right; they are about embracing kindness, love, and acceptance, with an unwavering focus on peace and unity. Relationships, especially real-world interactions, are presented as the true crucible for this growth, fostering balance and positivity in a way that often eludes the superficiality of online interactions.

The hopeful message is clear: this era of separation can conclude if we consciously choose love over the relentless need to be right. The only real change we can enact begins within ourselves. By understanding our fears, making a deliberate choice for kindness and positivity.  We can learn to listen without the need to justify our own beliefs. We open ourselves to a profound shift—a lowering of personal entropy that allows us to truly be love. This podcast truly gets to the heart of what matters, offering a compassionate pathway towards healing our divided world.

We’re getting to the Heart of What Matter!

News for the Heart talks with Tracy McBurney on How we suddenly became disengaged.

This podcast episode delves into the intricate connections between personal beliefs, past experiences, and external influences. Particularly focusing on the concepts of "divine role hijacking" and "secret interference." Tracy shares her journey of uncovering a deeply ingrained belief system. She realized its connection to a secret government interference learned about at Dr. Karen Kan's Light Medicine Academy. This interference, she explains, had seemingly locked into her belief system from past experiences. A pivotal moment in her healing involved forgiving her mother. While gaining a deeper understanding, which triggered a significant shift in her perspective. Tracy also recounts her own experience of being "hijacked" by this interference in 2021.

The conversation then extended to my experiences. We explored how specific beliefs became anchored in my past. We traced back to my time in the womb and another following my adoption at 5.5 months. The intertwining of these beliefs with my birth and adopted mother's struggles highlighted the intergenerational transmission of emotional burdens.

Furthermore, Tracy and I examine the dynamics of heart protection in relationships. By noting how outsourcing this protection can lead to misinterpretations and a lack of genuine connection. Tracy considers the possibility of external entities or extraterrestrial involvement in this process and emphasize the importance of forgiveness for past relinquishments of heart protection.

Finally, we addressed the release of entities and energies from their services, empowering us with the choice to help the departed. A thought-provoking point is raised regarding potential government interference manipulating people's passions and contributing to disengagement from their careers. The conversation underscores the need for compassion and a deeper understanding of these complex issues.

We're getting to the Heart of What Matters!

News for the Heart talks with Tom Campbell on Ch-Ch-Changes: Making New Choices! 

Tom and I delved into the crucial role of embracing change for personal growth. I shared my own experience of eviction, highlighting how even challenging events can be viewed as opportunities. Tom reinforced this by emphasizing that change is an inevitable and vital part of life, preventing stagnation. He pointed out that our attitude towards change significantly shapes our experience, suggesting that a positive mindset can transform adversity into a catalyst for development, referencing inspiring examples like Christopher Reeve.

The discussion further explored how maintaining a positive attitude is key when navigating life's inevitable shifts and uncertainties. Tom stressed that change often brings opportunities for learning and growth, regardless of external circumstances. He argued that our choices and outlook, rather than wealth, determine our quality of life. Both Tom and I agree on the importance of remaining open-minded and avoiding negative judgments, as even difficult situations can lead to unexpected positive outcomes and new paths. We concluded by underscoring that embracing change with optimism is essential for personal development and overall well-being.

We're getting to the Heart of What Matters!

News for the Heart talks with Tracy McBurney on from Money to Powerful Mutations.

Tracy took us on a deep and evolving journey. Grappling with complex feelings surrounding money, value, and her place in the world. We can sense her earnest desire to understand the often-opaque world of finance. Not just for personal gain, but through a lens of ethical responsibility. Her frustration with investments that don't align with her values resonates deeply. And highlights a yearning many of us feel to ensure our actions contribute to a more positive and beautiful world. This isn't just about returns; it's about a heartfelt need for congruence between her beliefs and her investments, a desire to sow seeds that nurture a better future for all.

Beyond the practicalities of investment, Tracy is also courageously exploring her inner landscape. Her reflections on receiving and giving, and the impact of imbalance, speak to a universal struggle many face in navigating relationships and self-worth. The concept of an "implant of unworthiness". She explores the genetic influences on our connection to love are profound and deeply human themes. We can feel her vulnerability as she shares her own journey of healing and shifting her foundational beliefs. 

This isn't just about external changes in investment strategy. It's about an internal transformation, a shedding of old wounds to embrace a life lived from a place of love and authentic connection. Her desire to invest from her heart and light feels like a powerful act of self-alignment and a hopeful vision for a more compassionate future.

We're getting to the Heart of What Matters!

News for the Heart talks with Tom Campbell on Kindness vs. Force: Choose Unity Now!

Tom and I discussed the global divisions we're seeing. And the crucial need for kindness and love during these turbulent times. He believes society sometimes needs to experience negative consequences to learn and move towards unity. We're witnessing a clash between old ethics of control, power and force, and a newer ethic of kindness, cooperation and caring. We agreed that technology, while beneficial, has also contributed to misinformation, creating challenges similar to the Industrial Revolution. We didn't have solid solutions, but recognized the urgency.

Tom emphasized individual responsibility in addressing global issues. He believes we must avoid contributing to the problem by staying calm, compassionate, and voicing our opinions constructively. Tom emphasized that critical thinking discerns truth from misinformation, and he acknowledged humanity's evolving state and its accompanying growing pains. We both feel that humanity is on the verge of a shift towards a more cooperative society, though the transition will be challenging. We agreed that unity and kindness are essential for navigating these times, and that ethical solutions are needed to address the spread of misinformation.

We’re getting to the Heart of what Matters.

News for the Heart talks with Tracy McBurney on Overwhelm to Divine Love. We discussed their recent experiences with overwhelming situations. Tracy shared how she was guided to revisit the foundations of Body Talk, particularly focusing on teeth and brain rebalancing. They also touched on the astrological planet Pluto, which Tracy believes has been demoted but remains powerful. 
Tracy discussed the concept of the brain switching and its connection to dyslexia. Tracy also introduced the idea of body talk, a technique to balance the brain when it's overtaxed. She shared her personal experience of using body talk on herself and her family members, highlighting its effectiveness. 

We both discussed the concept of unhealed human pain and its connection to teeth. Tracy explained that teeth are alive and have consciousness, and that they can carry stories from past experiences. Tracy suggested that the issue of broken power on the back molars and we did a healing using myself as an example with a similar molar and root canal. They also discussed the idea of a soul choosing to take on unhealed human pain and how it can affect one's life.

Tracy emphasizes the importance of bringing divine light and healing to these stories, particularly in the context of current events triggering past traumas. She recommends a practice of allowing divine light to enter and reconcile reactive moments, rather than judging or investigating them, as a way to heal and move forward.

We are Getting to the Heart of What Matters with Tracy McBurney on Overwhelm to Divine Love!

News for the Heart talks with Tom Campbell for Love Month, on I want to know what Love is...

To begin with, in this conversation with Laurie and Tom, we actively explore the key themes of love and self-acceptance. Furthermore, we challenge the common misperception of love as primarily driven by need. Indeed, they argue that true love is about giving freely rather than seeking to fulfill one's own needs. In addition, self-acceptance is crucial, as negativity towards oneself can lead to depression.

Moreover, Tom differentiates between love, like, and trust. He emphasizes that love is unconditional and freely given, whereas trust and like must be earned. He criticizes traditional marriages for their conditional nature and suggests unconditional love and open relationships as a recipe for long-term success.

When considering separation, Tom stresses the importance of prioritizing children's well-being. Younger children, he says, are more vulnerable to the negative effects of parental conflict. Tom suggests maintaining a positive and polite relationship for the children's sake. Laurie agrees, highlighting the potential harm of constant arguing.

Tom emphasizes the importance of embracing change and letting go of fear. True love, he argues, is about giving unconditionally, even when a partner leaves for another opportunity. He defines love as a selfless act within a larger consciousness. Overcoming fear and self-centeredness is key to increasing one's capacity for love, according to Tom.

True maturity, Tom argues, is not about age but about caring for others. He differentiates between acting polite and being genuinely kind. Laurie brings up the concept of love as a gift and the challenges of overcoming ego to treat others with kindness. She suggests self-awareness and taking responsibility for one's emotions as ways to improve relationships. 

We're getting to the Heart of what Matters.

News for the Heart, with Lori Wilson. This podcast episode discusses the concept of nurturing the inner child in 2025. Lori shares Grandmother's Message where Grandmother discusses that this year is The Year our Child Within can grow. They suggest that we can do this by embracing playfulness and creativity.

The episode also explores the concept of the "Vigilant Child" as a part of our inner selves. Protection arises from this inherent child aspect, which can become activated in vulnerable situations. Lori suggests that by acknowledging and understanding our vigilant child, we can grow and learn. 

Laurie and Lori also discuss the astrological themes and energy shifts for 2025. Lori believes that the first half of the year will be a time for replenishing the adult self and listening to the inner child. The second half of the year will be a time for play, creativity, and deep reflection. 

Finally, we discuss the importance of maintaining a sense of safety and control amidst the uncertainties of the world. We suggest that we can do this by focusing on what we can control and by practicing self-care. 

This podcast episode is a great resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about personal growth and development. We offer a variety of tips and suggestions that can help you to nurture your inner child and create a more fulfilling life. 

We are getting to the Heart of what Matters with Lori Wilson and Grandmother. The Year our Child Within can Grow. 

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News for the Heart talks with Tracy McBurney -Unleash
Your Healing Potential: Explore the Mind-Body Connection 

Discover the profound impact of your mind on your body in this insightful podcast. Join Tracy and Laurie as they delve into the fascinating world of the mind-body connection. Learn how your thoughts, beliefs, and even unconscious agendas can influence your health and well-being. Explore practical techniques like muscle testing and "what if" game-playing to access previously unreachable areas within yourself. 

Overcome Limitations & Unlock Your Healing Potential: This podcast emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, identifying and overcoming limiting beliefs that may be hindering your healing journey. You'll learn about the crucial role of permissions, both conscious and unconscious, and how to cultivate a deeper connection with your body and mind through self-care and trust. 

We're getting to the Heart of what Matters! Happy New Year 2025! 

In this podcast of "News for the Heart," Laurie Huston and Tom Campbell offer insights on cultivating inner peace and navigating life's challenges with greater ease. Instead of a mindset of frustration and control, they advocate for acceptance and a focus on personal growth. Tom Campbell emphasizes that we collectively create our reality through our consciousness and choices. Therefore, focusing on inner development is more effective than trying to force external change. Furthermore, he encourages listeners to embrace the present moment, even amidst chaos, viewing it as an opportunity for growth.

A significant portion of their discussions centers on the power of intuition as a guiding force. Tom and Laurie discuss the need to discern true intuition from ego-driven impulses. This requires self-awareness and a willingness to let go of the need for control. Consequently, they advocate for making choices based on intuition rather than fear, while also emphasizing humility, open-mindedness, and non-judgment. Importantly, they acknowledge that personal growth is a gradual process requiring patience.

Moreover, this podcast addresses the often-uncomfortable topic of dysfunction. Tom argues that acknowledging and learning from mistakes, rather than concealing them, is crucial for both individual and collective progress. In fact, he views dysfunction as a valuable lesson, highlighting the cyclical nature of problems like greed leading to financial instability. Ultimately, "News for the Heart" with Laurie and Tom emphasizes the profound impact of perspective and choice. By cultivating a positive mindset, embracing self-reflection, and taking responsibility for our actions, they suggest we can navigate life's challenges with greater resilience and find a path towards a more fulfilling and meaningful existence, while fostering kindness, inner growth, intuition, and positivity!

Happy New Year 2025. May this be Your Best Year.

News for the Heart talks with Tracy McBurney on Illuminating the Heart Light and Emotional Truth. What is Blocking Your Truth?

Tracy explores the profound impact of inherited family trauma. Exploring the intricate ways it shapes our emotions, relationships, and perception of truth. Through deeply personal experiences she unveils the hidden burdens passed down through generations and the path to healing.

Tracy’s journey begins with a powerful encounter with her dying father, where she inherits a “ball” of unhealed pain and trauma. This symbolic exchange highlights the unconscious transmission of emotional burdens across generations. She recognizes these patterns of despair and powerlessness within herself, linking them to her father’s and grandfather’s unresolved grief. Through dedicated spiritual work, Tracy confronts these inherited emotions, seeking to bring light and healing to her lineage.

Her exploration delves into the complexities of navigating these emotional patterns. She grapples with feelings of powerlessness, questioning her role in “saving” others versus simply being present with them. This introspection reveals a tendency towards self-judgment and a desire to fix others, hindering her ability to truly connect. Tracy contrasts this with her mother’s approach of unconditional presence, inspiring her to strive for a similar state of being.

Tracy’s conversations with others further illuminate the impact of unhealed emotions on relationships and the search for truth. Discussions with Laurie expose the challenges of savior complexes, the distorting influence of fear, guilt, and self-blame, and the importance of addressing these emotions to perceive truth clearly. They explore the roots of anger, insecurity, and the feeling of being unsafe, tracing them back to past experiences and family dynamics.

We’re getting to the Heart of What Matters. Happy Holidays!

News for the Heart talks with Tom Campbell on Distinguishing Fantasy from Reality in Love. Laurie and Tom had a conversation about the importance of distinguishing between fantasy and reality, especially during the holiday season. Laurie shared a personal realization about holding onto a fantasy in her relationships that wasn't true. Tom expanded on this, explaining how people often have expectations based on their own experiences and desires, which aren't always realistic.
Tom stressed the importance of not judging situations based on preconceived notions. He suggested approaching life without expectations or fantasies and focusing on understanding the present moment. He advised asking questions to clarify misunderstandings and not jumping to conclusions.

Tom emphasized the importance of open communication and understanding in relationships. He advised against jumping to conclusions and encouraged exploring each other's thoughts and feelings through conversation. He also highlighted the potential for misinterpretation due to differences in gender perspectives.

Tom also emphasized the importance of effective communication and active listening in building strong relationships. He advocated for open and honest sharing of thoughts and feelings, and understanding the other person's perspective.

Finally, Tom and Laurie discussed the importance of authenticity and sincerity during social gatherings. They emphasized the need to listen and learn from others rather than trying to impress them. They ended the conversation by wishing each other a happy holiday season and encouraging others to be authentic and kind.
 
We're Getting to the Heart of What Matters. Happy Holidays!

Welcome to News for the Heart, where I, Laurie Huston, explore transformative insights and conversations to inspire and uplift. Today, Tracy McBurney and I have an enlightening discussion on the Light of the Heart. A journey into heart-centered healing, the evolving role of the ego, and the conscious path forward in these times of change.

Tracy begins by sharing her recent experience attending a profound conference with Gregg Braden and Bruce Lipton. Inspired by their teachings, she discovered the significance of choosing to connect with the light within our hearts. This choice, she says, invites a transformative energy that can guide us toward deeper peace and wholeness. 

We dive into a beautiful HeartMath.org breathing and gratitude exercise that Tracy learned through Gregg Braden and the HeartMath Institute. The technique emphasizes breathing with a slightly longer out-breath than in-breath. Gregg used the wording "My Heart" to explore a conversation. During this practice, Tracy felt her heart “speak,” asking her to step aside and allow it to lead. This realization sparked a powerful flow of energy and a moment of knowing that our heart truly understands how to heal and care for us. 

 As our conversation unfolds, we examine the role of the ego in relation to the divine self. Tracy describes the ego’s potential to operate as a divine channel when in its highest form. We discuss how upgrading the ego can enable it to become a bridge to our divine nature. I wholeheartedly agree that the heart—not the ego—should lead the way. Tracy shares the importance of nurturing an ego that’s in conversation with the divine self, bringing about true healing and a sense of wholeness.

From here, we talk about a process Tracy has developed for inviting the heart to welcome one’s own divinity. A simple invitation, allows the heart to integrate divinity into every part of our being. It helps us triumph over inner conflicts and bringing peace to the heart. By reconnecting to our innate divinity, we foster a sense of harmony that can ripple through every aspect of our lives. 

Toward the end of our conversation, Tracy expresses gratitude for the collective challenges humanity has endured, seeing them as necessary steps toward a new path of consciousness. This new path, she believes, is one free from fear, paranoia, victimization, and negative thinking. It’s a path that many of us, even unconsciously, have chosen as a way forward. Tracy shares her hope that we’re moving toward enlightenment together—a new earth timeline where we can evolve and grow. I affirm that this path, chosen from the heart, is about unity and compassion, and together, we explore the idea that perhaps, on some level, we’re all already choosing to move forward. 

 Thank you for joining us. I hope Tracy’s insights help you find your own light of the heart and inspire you to embrace a path of healing, love, and new possibilities. Stay tuned for more episodes where we dive deeper into the heart and explore our incredible potential. We are getting to the Heart of what Matters!

Laurie Huston from News the Heart is talking with Jean Adrienne on Our Fantasy Relationships to the Truth.

We began this show discussing the Exploration of Relationships, Fantasies, and Personal Growth. Jean and Laurie discussed their personal experiences and insights about relationships and fantasies. Laurie shared her journey of realizing her fantasies about a relationship and how it helped her grow. Jean shared her own experiences of living in a fantasy world and her recent mystical experience with Rumi in Turkey.

Part of the Problem with Fantasies in Relationships are a result of media's influence on creating and enhancing the fantasy. It becomes more confusing with the Movie "The Secret". The Secret suggests that if we focus really hard we can create our Dreams. Instead we feel guilt and shame that it is our fault that we haven't attracted the 'right'  relationship.

We further discussed the nature of love and relationships, emphasizing the importance of alignment and acceptance. Jean and I agreed that relationships are meant to teach us lessons and grow us, and that forcing a square peg into a round hole never works.

Embracing Authenticity and Heart-Centered Connections. Jean shared her recent experiences and thoughts about her journey to Scotland. Where she initially hoped to meet someone special but felt a sense of failure and self-doubt. She eventually came to the realization that she was on a path of becoming more authentic. Allowing her to embrace the process of letting go of everything to be in her heart.

Fairy Tales, Challenges, and Realistic Expectations - Laurie and Jean discussed the importance of challenges in life and the role of fairy tales in shaping our perceptions. They agreed that fairy tales often depict a prince or hero who transforms a difficult situation into a happy ending, which can lead to unrealistic expectations in real life.

Laurie expressed the importance of being open and compassionate in relationships while letting go of societal expectations. Join us for this fascinating discussion! We’re Getting to the Heart of what Matters!

Laurie Huston from News for the Heart is talking with Tracy McBurney on Love Dwells within me, As Me. Tracy and I began discussing events that occurred around losing her purse and a new Bill C293 that had her/us in judgement. Knowing that judgement means we aren't 'clear'.  We explored a prayer she was encouraged to read and the prayer after until she found the words that transformed our energy. The words were 'Love dwells within me - As Me. Source exists within us as us. Love is our guidance.

We both love Ho'oponopono, to assist us to release judgement. Using the words - "I'm sorry, Please forgive me, Thank you, I love you.” This powerful practice helps us take responsibility for what shows up in our lives. It helps us acknowledge we are all one and what happens around us is a reflection of what we are responsible for. If I'm angry, then I'm in judgement and I see what is happening as separate from me. So, do I want to continue BEing in anger?

We then discussed her new process - Particle Medicine. It was revealed while helping a client. Exploring "particle medicine", which emphasizes healing immediately through increasing particles like love, trust, faith, courage, and gratitude in the body. Tracy discussed the concept of containers within the body that hold particles contributing to physical and emotional well-being. She suggested that traumatic experiences can damage these containers, causing a loss of hope, but they can be repaired through love and divine intervention.

This was another Powerful Show with Tracy McBurney! Join us for this fascinating discussion! We’re Getting to the Heart of what Matters!

In our latest episode of "News for the Heart," we chatted with Tom Campbell about the Amazing Art of FUN. This conversation marks our last episode before a short break, returning in September. We couldn't think of a more joyful note to pause on than the theme of having FUN.

We began the episode by sharing the details of Tom's upcoming symposium, scheduled for September 29 to October 3, 2024. Organized in collaboration with the CUSAC-Center of Unification of Science and Consciousness. Tom's non-profit to support his groundbreaking research. The event promises not only to be an enlightening experience but also an incredibly FUN one. It's a wonderful opportunity for us all to come together. And contribute to a meaningful cause, and add a little more joy to our lives.

As the summer unfolds, we've made a conscious decision to focus on the lighter side of life.  Exploring how fun can play a pivotal role in our personal growth. It's been a heartwarming journey to discuss how, as we grow, life seems to offer more opportunities for laughter and joy.

One of the moments of our conversation was when Tom introduced us to the concept of "Carrot versus Stick". This is a perspective on motivation through rewards or consequences. It was an enlightening discussion. It reminding us that, though sometimes challenges are necessary, embracing positivity and love can lead to a more fulfilling life.

At the heart of our show is the belief that leading with love and choosing to grow are essential to our journey. Our discussion was yet another reminder of the power of approaching life with an open heart and a spirit of FUN.

Thank you for joining us as we get to the Heart of what matters – the art of living joyfully and growing with love. We look forward to continuing this journey with you when we return in September, ready to dive deeper into the heart of what makes life truly meaningful.

Laurie Huston from News for the Heart engaged in a profound conversation with Tracy McBurney about the powerful transformations that can emerge from experiencing pain. Our dialogue initiated from a personal incident in my life involving a tooth infection and the emotional turmoil following an experience of being ghosted.

As we delved deeper, we explored my reactions—my narrative—surrounding feelings of neglect, rejection, unworthiness, and the ensuing anger, all of which precipitated a healing crisis. Throughout this journey, Tracy provided invaluable support, facilitating a powerful transformation.

We discussed the belief that our pain body is instrumental in unlocking the transformative growth we all stand to gain. Our conversation evolved from the personal story I shared to the broader implications of various life events that contributed to this narrative. Beginning with the need for connection to my birth parents and culminating in the revelation of my adoption at the age of 19, we reflected on how our experiences shape us, fostering growth in our consciousness and compassion for our life's path.

Join us for this compelling episode with Tracy McBurney, as we delve into the heart of what truly matters, exploring the potent transformations that can arise through confronting our pain.

News for the Heart talks with Vanessa Wideski on her book: My BIG Ego.

A debut author of “My Big Ego,” a practical application of Tom Campbell’s “My Big TOE.” Vanessa is not only a writer but also the visionary founder and co-executive director of The Low Entropy Foundation, a pioneering social impact organization dedicated to democratizing personal development. Her mission? Empower individuals with the transformative tools to reshape themselves and their environments.

Vanessa’s remarkable journey is a testament to the human spirit’s resilience. From a high school dropout grappling with homelessness and addiction, she has emerged as a world traveler and a thriving entrepreneur. Her diverse life experiences have gifted her with an abundance of empathy, which she generously shares through her leadership in the social impact space.

Currently, Vanessa resides in Coquitlam, BC, where she enjoys a fulfilling life alongside her husband and four children. As an eager and dedicated learner, she collaborates closely with Tom Campbell, a distinguished physicist and the author of “My Big TOE.” Vanessa’s commitment to personal growth and her unwavering dedication to uplifting others make her an inspiring force in the realm of self-discovery and empowerment.