Michele Gentile  

2-16-09

Spiritual intelligence is not neceassarily related to how much you know about your religion!
Spirituality, may not have anything to do with religion at all.
Spiritual Intelligence can be accessed to improve our spiritual wellness. Spiritual wellness can:

Help us find meaning in life's events
Help us to see the beauty in life
Help us to achieve inner peace and calm
Help us create authentic and satisfying lives
Increase harmony in our relationships through compassion.
Help us with a "big picture" perspective that helps us trascend everyday worries.

"When you are in possession of your inner self there is no such thing as a knock out blow.” – Napoleon Hill

Listen to the full download to hear the cohosts of RLOB talk with  Inspirational Speaker & Spiritual Teacher,Michelle Skaletski-Boyd about how you can achieve the benefits of spiritual wellness in your life today!

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Michele-Gentile/va/2009/02/16/Real-Life-Only-Better-Spiritual-Intelligence

 

 

 

Today’s topic is Spiritual Intelligence. With our special guest, Michelle Skaletski-Boyd, Inspirational Speaker & Spiritual Teacher, we will be discussing spiritual intelligence- what it is, what it isn’t , why it is important and how you can find it in your own life.

2-2-09
Todays show focused on authenticity- our inner light and what that means to us. We explored the ideas that when we remove the obstacles to shining our "inner light" or true essence, we are free and able to:
love ourselves
increase our feelings of self worth
feel loved by others because they know who we are, not who we are pretending to be
understand our differences as our uniqueness and accept them
become accepting of other people's differences and not try to "change" them which creates resistance

•  "shine" which is an attractivesness and beauty in its own right.
• To learn more about Dr. Miller's work visit  www.findthelightwithin.com

Today’s topic is Authenticity. With our special guest, psychologist Dr. Deborah Miller, we will be exploring the concept of authenticity: what it means, how you can find it within yourself, and how you can present it to the world around you. Being authentic can be a challenge because we get a lot of advice about how to look like other people (by wearing certain clothing styles or haircuts) but we don’t get a lot of advice about how to find and live our own true beauty and vitality which is our essence.

Join the hosts of RLOB and special guest Aimee Cirucci as they discuss a simple way to tap into your own power and wisdom by using the technique written about in: "What I Know Now: Letters to My Younger Self" by Ellyn Spragins

1-05-09
Today's show featured international parenting teacher Helen Williams, a Native New Zealander who phoned into our show live from Dubai.
On our show we talked about how many of us were raised in an authoritarian style and have not wanted to duplicate that style with our children . As a result the pendulum may have swung too far when our children are running the house. Helen points out that when parents are not in control, and children know this, it can create a feeling of uneasiness for the child. It doesn't feel safe. They are not getting the message that it is ok to be a child, but that they must think like an adult in order to handle all the choices that they are given.
Helen advocates an authoritative parenting style- one that is responsive to a child's needs in a warm and loving way, but at the same time sets clear consistent expectations of age appropriate responsible behaviors. Michele added that for a child to have a sense of confidence, they must have mastery experiences of accomplishing age appropriate tasks that are meaningful for them.
The key to Helen's approach is clear, consistent parenting. This is achieved when a parent is aware of their values and how their behavior conveys those values to their child. Listening to this show is a good first step in raising awareness about this vitally important life task of raising children. For more information visit Helen's websites www.consistentparentingadvice.com and www.authenticself.com