If you like spirituality/philosophy served with chatty, cheerful irreverence, then this is your podcast!
One Mind Live's weekly online guided group meditation ran from 2014 to 2019. Regular hosts Stephen Fearnley (composer, meditation guide) and Naomi Janzen (guided tapping practitioner)
broadcast a new, unique meditation to subscribed members every single Friday for 5 years.
Each guided transformational experience, which included a unique blend of original music composed by Stephen, tapping to get in the zone by Naomi, and a variety of guest and host meditation guides over the years, began with a conversation. We spent about 15 minutes discussing, unpacking and often sharing a laugh over a randomly chosen topic around the subject of meditation, mindfulness, spirituality and enlightenment - as it applies to daily life here on planet Earth. Along the way, the occasional bleep word may slip out since we're being so relaxed, candid and real - hence the explicit label - but if you can handle your woo served up with the odd, innocently dropped $&@#!-word, we're your podcast!
We now share, for free, all of these episodes, which we called our Pre-Sessions - a new one from the archives will be released each week.
"★★★★★Fresh New Voices!
I love the irreverence combined with knowlege and wisdom these people share. I will be listening to this podcast every week!"
If you like what you hear, be sure to FOLLOW and we'd be extra grateful if you left us a review.
For free and open access the full guided transformation sessions we reference in these episodes, we invite you to visit our web site at One Mind Live and go to The Listening Room.
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If you like spirituality/philosophy served with chatty, cheerful irreverence, then this is your podcast!
One Mind Live's weekly online guided group meditation ran from 2014 to 2019. Regular hosts Stephen Fearnley (composer, meditation guide) and Naomi Janzen (guided tapping practitioner)
broadcast a new, unique meditation to subscribed members every single Friday for 5 years.
Each guided transformational experience, which included a unique blend of original music composed by Stephen, tapping to get in the zone by Naomi, and a variety of guest and host meditation guides over the years, began with a conversation. We spent about 15 minutes discussing, unpacking and often sharing a laugh over a randomly chosen topic around the subject of meditation, mindfulness, spirituality and enlightenment - as it applies to daily life here on planet Earth. Along the way, the occasional bleep word may slip out since we're being so relaxed, candid and real - hence the explicit label - but if you can handle your woo served up with the odd, innocently dropped $&@#!-word, we're your podcast!
We now share, for free, all of these episodes, which we called our Pre-Sessions - a new one from the archives will be released each week.
"★★★★★Fresh New Voices!
I love the irreverence combined with knowlege and wisdom these people share. I will be listening to this podcast every week!"
If you like what you hear, be sure to FOLLOW and we'd be extra grateful if you left us a review.
For free and open access the full guided transformation sessions we reference in these episodes, we invite you to visit our web site at One Mind Live and go to The Listening Room.
This episode was originally broadcast Dec 8, 2017
Week 1 of Lucky Dip December, as we are calling it, kicks off with a fresh new discussion about reincarnation! Naomi and Steve do their best to explain, unpack, unravel and revel in its intricacies in this first podcast of the silly season. Not a silly subject, though, and fascinating whether you’re a believer or not. Because, you know, it’s a “thing”…
About our Pre-Sessions: Every week, for 15 minutes or so before we began our group meditation broadcast, we opened the mics so that our members tuning in for the session could listen in while we talked about what was going on for us personally and spiritually, and what trends we were noticing. It was a fun way to get everyone settled and prepared for the journey to come, as well as a way to connect with us energetically. To listen to the One Mind Live meditation that followed, go to www.onemindlive.com/the-listening-room/
One Mind Live
If you like spirituality/philosophy served with chatty, cheerful irreverence, then this is your podcast!
One Mind Live's weekly online guided group meditation ran from 2014 to 2019. Regular hosts Stephen Fearnley (composer, meditation guide) and Naomi Janzen (guided tapping practitioner)
broadcast a new, unique meditation to subscribed members every single Friday for 5 years.
Each guided transformational experience, which included a unique blend of original music composed by Stephen, tapping to get in the zone by Naomi, and a variety of guest and host meditation guides over the years, began with a conversation. We spent about 15 minutes discussing, unpacking and often sharing a laugh over a randomly chosen topic around the subject of meditation, mindfulness, spirituality and enlightenment - as it applies to daily life here on planet Earth. Along the way, the occasional bleep word may slip out since we're being so relaxed, candid and real - hence the explicit label - but if you can handle your woo served up with the odd, innocently dropped $&@#!-word, we're your podcast!
We now share, for free, all of these episodes, which we called our Pre-Sessions - a new one from the archives will be released each week.
"★★★★★Fresh New Voices!
I love the irreverence combined with knowlege and wisdom these people share. I will be listening to this podcast every week!"
If you like what you hear, be sure to FOLLOW and we'd be extra grateful if you left us a review.
For free and open access the full guided transformation sessions we reference in these episodes, we invite you to visit our web site at One Mind Live and go to The Listening Room.
