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Furqan Qureshi Blogs: The Living Prophet
Jan 26, 202500:20:24Tap to summarizeChapter 18. "Ashab e Kahf" Sunday Night 8:00PM Release."All Topics"01. A miracle of Hazrat Essa A.S02. Four people who came back03. The most famous body who became alive04. The Lazarus effect05. Why Jesus raised the dead ?06. The pinnacle of medical sciences07. Indian, Chinese, Roman & Greek medicine08. The medical knowledge of Aristotle09. The miracles of medical science10. Destruction of the 2nd temple11. The end of two nationsIn this chapter I'll tell you about a miracle of Hazra Essa A.S (Jesus Christ) of raising the dead back to life. I will tell you about four people whom he raised including the most famous Lazar. I will also tell you why Allah gave him this miracle in the Jerusalem of 2,000 years ago.Assalamo Alaikum, My name is Furqan Qureshi and I conduct research in Quran, Science, History & Archeology to show us and our children, How beautiful our God is.To support my research work, please buy my coffee from this link.https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mrfurqan...And if you're from Pakistan, then here is the IBAN No. for my MCB Bank.Title: SIDDIQUE AKBARPK69MUCB1508279911008586Or if you're an Jazz Cash user ... you can send your support on this mobile no.SIDDIQUE AKBAR: 03017124003Thank You For Listening. Episode: https://rss.com/podcasts/furqanqureshiblogs/1568394 Podcast: https://rss.com/podcasts/furqanqureshiblogs
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Wellness For Life: #104 Struggling with Mental Health? Minerals Could Be the Missing Link
Jan 26, 202500:52:52Tap to summarizeIs your mental health connected to mineral balance? On this episode of Wellness For Life, host Niki is joined by Atara Parkinson, a compassionate therapist with a culturally informed approach, to discuss how minerals like magnesium, zinc, and potassium can play a vital role in mental wellness. Atara explains the synergy between minerals, whole foods, and healthy fats in addressing anxiety, hormonal imbalances, and postpartum health. Dive into the science of functional medicine and holistic healing for mental health.Stay connected, follow us for more wellness and fun!Instagram: @LifeSeasonsYouTube: @LifeSeasons Episode: https://wellness-for-life.captivate.fm/episode/104-struggling-with-mental-health-minerals-could-be-the-missing-link Podcast: https://www.lifeseasons.com
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Morning with Caroline: STORIES for NEW SCIO BIOFEEDBACK PRACTITIONERS
Jan 26, 202500:59:20Tap to summarizeSend Dr. Caroline a MessageDr. Caroline Walrad, Ph.D. shares her personal points of interest for new SCIO practitioners. After 30 years of quantum biofeedback practice, Dr. Walrad talks of of setting up successful practices and information from memorable sessions. Caroline Walrad, PhD, does not suggest diagnosis, medicines or altering ones current medical professionals. These are personal thoughts not intended to cure, direct or interfere with ones health journey. Dr. Walrad has a... Episode: Podcast: http://carolinewalrad.com
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Els programes de XarxaEbre: XarxaEbre programa 185 debat 86: Teràpies alternatives
Jan 26, 202500:59:05Tap to summarizeDebatem amb Joan Estivill, metge que recomana acupuntura i homeopatia i Lola Martín oncòloga que practica una medicina holìstica sobre les teràpies anomenades alternatives. Comenta Isa Castell. Episode: https://www.ivoox.com/xarxaebre-programa-185-debat-86-terapies-alternatives-audios-mp3_rf_138554646_1.html Podcast: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-els-programes-xarxaebre_sq_f1583007_1.html
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Mujer Medicina: 56. 3 RAZONES PARA RETIRARSE LAS AMALGAMAS
Jan 26, 202500:15:37Tap to summarize3 RAZONES PARA RETIRARSE LAS AMALGAMASRecuerda escucharnos y suscribirte en la plataforma que más te guste:SpotifySpreakerI Herat RadioAmazon MusicSi el contenido ofrecido en este podcast es útil para ti, por favor compártelo. Igualmente, esperamos poder atender y responder tus dudas y comentarios siempre que sean respetuosos, nos puedes escribir a nuestro email: dradanielatejadarojas@gmail.com¡SÍGUENOS!⇨ Instagram: @dra.danielatejadarojas Y no olvides suscribirte y valorar nuestro podcast ★★★★★Este contenido fue realizado gracias a:Daniela Tejada Rojas.Juan Alejandro Londoño Martínez / Homecast / Creación de PodCast @homecas.t Episode: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/56-3-razones-para-retirarse-las-amalgamas--63789901 Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mujer-medicina--5961029
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The Psychedelic Psychologist: Episode 87 - Rediscovering Integrity - Student of the Mushroom
Jan 26, 202500:20:42Tap to summarizeWelcome to your weekly dose of The Psychedelic Psychologist. This week we drop in with an wonderful guest, Ray. In our quest for self-improvement and enlightenment, understanding and embodying integrity hold a special significance. The journey, intertwined with the teachings of psychedelic medicine, has been a testament to stepping away from old patterns and embracing a more authentic version of oneself.Rediscovering IntegrityA pivotal lesson I encountered along my path was grasping the meaning of integrity. Previously, it was just a word, an abstract concept that I couldn't fully connect with. However, through introspection and experiences with psychedelic medicine, I began to appreciate its depth and personal significance. Integrity is no longer just a guideline but a core principle that I hold dearly.In the past, I often found myself getting swallowed by other people's worlds, overwhelmed by their emotions and expectations. This realization prompted me to redefine the boundaries I set in relationships. Integrity, for me, now involves recognizing how I show up in the world and gauging how others align with my values.Enjoy this weeks episode!Looking for integration support please visit healingsoulsllc.com Episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/fab1993c Podcast: http://healingsoulsllc.com
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Driftless HealthCast: Can You "Treat" Menopause?
Jan 26, 202500:15:53Tap to summarizeIn the this episode, Dr. Christopher Tookey and Dr. Rose Wobrink review medicines that can help with menopasual symptoms. In this episode they focus on hormone replacement either with creams for the skin or even with daily pills. We're providing general guidance but everyone is different and you should always discuss with your health care professional management of any disease and therapy before trying anything you discover from a source on the internet (including this podcast). This podcast does not reflect the opinion of our employer. Episode: https://driftlesshealthcast.libsyn.com/can-you-treat-menopause Podcast: http://driftlesshealthcast.libsyn.com/website
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Pastoral Reflections: The Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: C 24-25
Jan 26, 2025Tap to summarizeNehemiah 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10 | 1 Corinthians 12:12-30 | Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21   Almighty, everliving God, direct our actions according to your good pleasure that in the name of your Beloved Son we may abound in good works.  Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever, amen.   St. Luke gives us a very interesting, clear picture of why we give such reverence to the gospels, particularly the synoptic gospels, Matthew, Mark and Luke, because I think the intention that you hear in Luke, in this gospel, where it’s saying, “I want to put together, in a sequence that makes sense, a chronological sequence of the teachings of Jesus and how he revealed it over time so that you can really get a sense of what’s authentic in his teaching, what’s really there.”  So after the council in the ‘60s, we took those words, in a way, to heart, and instead of just reading mostly from Matthew, as it was for centuries before that, we now read the full cycle.  The first cycle is all of Matthew.  The second one is all of Mark, and then the third cycle, that we’re in now, is all of Luke. And each one is different.  Each one is a slightly different perspective.And you know that Luke was a doctor, so it kind of makes sense. The image that he uses for the church is that of the body parts, something he’d be familiar with, but what is this part of the story?  We’d heard already that he performed a miracle that was out of the sequence of time that he expected, but what he was saying through that miracle of changing water into wine is that there’s something new.  Something new has come.  It’s as different as water is from wine, and the wine is a symbol of the blood of Jesus that would ultimately be poured out for us so that it’s all about forgiveness.  So right away it seems, as the stories are being put together by Luke, he knew this great teaching.  Jesus opened our minds and our hearts to a dimension of God that was, in a sense, hidden in the Old Testament.  It wasn’t yet revealed.  It wasn’t that it wasn’t there in God.  It was just that it wasn’t time yet to reveal it.  What he’s revealing is an amazing disposition on the part of God, and that is his patience, his understanding, his compassion for those of us who break the law.  His only response, he said, “That I’ve always had but haven’t been able to express it fully is I forgive you.  I will not let your sins separate me from you, nor should it separate you from me.” One of the most devastating things about sins is not only that it’s something that is negative and affects the sinner and the one that’s sinned against, but it’s also something that tends to lead to separation, isolation.  “I’m not who I should be.  I’m ashamed.  I’m not part of the body.”So let’s go back to the first reading and see how this all fits into what I believe the church now, trying to amplify what’s in the gospel by choosing the other two readings, is trying to point out.  So we start with Ezra, and Ezra is trying to explain to the people the beauty and the importance of the law.  These are the laws that would tell people how they were supposed to act, so it rules their actions, and so when he’s describing this, the setting is pretty amazing.  Ezra, the priest, is up high above in a position of authority.  The people are laying flat on the ground, which is a symbol of humility, even the symbol of having to die to yourself in order to really follow the spirit of the law, but there they are, lying on the floor, on the ground.  And as they listen to all the things they’re supposed to do, instead of saying, “Yeah, I’ll do that.  I’ll do that. That’s great as long as I know I can do it,” no, I think they were very much aware of their limitation to follow the law.  And so they’re just weeping, and one of the things that could make them sad is not just that they’re not going to be able to accomplish this, but also they knew that, if they didn’t accomplish it, they’d be excluded, separated from the community.  Nothing is clearer in the Old Testament than that’s what’s happened with the law.  The law, instead of being a very effective tool and getting everybody to do what they’re told, which somehow is not really the way to work with people, telling them what they must do, because when you tell them what to do and then you give them a law, the law can only do two things. It can tell the person that they’re not guilty.  They didn’t do anything wrong.  The law protects the innocent, but it can only condemn the guilty.  That’s all it can do.  Along with condemning the guilty, if you understand the way they thought about sin in the Old Testament, the way we still think about it in a certain way inside of us, when we sin, we’re not worthy of being a part of the community.  And the community judges us and excludes us.  In fact, it’s interesting.  One of the symbols of sin in the Old Testament, the effect of breaking the law, I should say the affect of breaking the law, it would be simply this, you would be a leper, and a leper is someone who is contagious and will always be separated from the community, because they thought they were bad.  That is a contagious disease, but it’s also a disease that distorts what you look like.  It’s a very strange disease.  If you have it, it will change your face so much that you’re not even recognizable as who you are.  It’s like it destroys your identity, who you really are, perfect image of the way the law treats the sinner.  So that’s the Old Testament.Now, here is Jesus.  He comes in to change that, and he said, “I’m not going to get rid of the law,” but one of the things that’s so clear, that shocked everybody, is his seemingly disregard for the rules and the laws.  But that was just an effect of the thing that he was really doing.  He was saying something about the law that we had to understand, and what he’s saying is there’s two ways to deal with the law. One is the letter of the law, and the other is the spirit of the law.  And so he comes, and he says right away, in his hometown — he’s there, and he describes himself.  “I’ve walked into this town, and what I’m filled with is the Spirit.  I’m the anointed one, the Christ.”  And what he’s saying is the Christ is the one who’s come to open your eyes, to free you from that which imprisons you and to take a burden off of you.  So here’s the spirit of the law, the truth behind the law, the true reason for the law being reimagined by Jesus, and it was probably the one thing that was most difficult for people to grasp, because their whole society had been build on the law being the requirement to be a part of society.  Society and church were the same thing practically, and so one of the things that’s really interesting about that is, when you look at the way in which laws operate, when they’re dealing just with your actions — and as I said, they can only judge your actions if you’re guilty, and if you’re guilty, you’re condemned.  But what’s so interesting about that condemnation is you’re considered to be automatically less than everyone else.  It had gotten so incredibly crazy in the Old Testament that anyone then who had a disease or was in trouble or was poor or didn’t have any kind of seemingly blessed life, they were definitely cut out of the community, but it was so intense the cutting out that no one in the community was ever encouraged to talk to the people that were out of the community to convert them or change them.  They were just to stay away from them, because they were contagious.  They would ruin the integrity of the community.  Think of that.  It’s so frightening to me when you think of how that still lingers in us. When someone fails, when someone doesn’t do what they’re called to do, they’re automatically considered as less than, and we’re talking about an action they’re doing, not necessarily their intention.  Sometimes their intention is way off, but there are so many people with an intention to do good that do wrong, and yet we treat them as if they are their intention. That’s another thing about the law. It can’t do anything other than expose it and condemn it.  So Jesus brings the Spirit, and what does it do?  It heals.  It opens our eyes to see something that frees us from the prison of self-hate, self-distrust and the community’s hatred and distrust of us and lifts an enormous burden off our backs.  “I’ve come to free those who are imprisoned, to open their eyes, to lift a burden off them.” The burden is the law, but the burden of the law is not in the nature of the...
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History Fix: Ep. 98 Cannabis: How Racism Led to the Demonization of a Rather Useful Plant
Jan 26, 202500:44:12Tap to summarizeThis week I'll explore the social history of the cannabis plant including its use since ancient times as a fiber, medicine, and for its psychoactive properties both ritualistically and recreationally. I'll explore how cannabis first made its way to the Americas and how it became a main crop of colonial planters that they were actually required by law to grow. I'll explore it's use in 19th century American medicines and do some digging to find out why it came to be banned in 1937 following an ... Episode: Podcast: http://www.historyfixpodcast.com
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Here For The Truth: Ep 223 - Dr. Melissa Sell & Natasha Nazerali | The Bio-Logical Woman
Jan 26, 202501:42:27Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we dive deep into the interplay of biology, gender, and emotional development with Dr. Melissa Sell and Natasha Nazerali. Drawing from German New Medicine as well as Family Constellations, they explore the biological and emotional foundations of gender roles, the impact of unresolved familial conflicts on health, and the profound significance of understanding one’s biology for personal growth and relationships. We also discuss fascinating topics such as Flying Constellations (a dual fear conflict linked to out-of-body experiences), emotional maturity, the connection between ancestral ties and spiritual evolution, and “The Telepathy Tapes” subject matter viewed through a GNM perspective. With insights into compassion, self-awareness, and the integration of biology and consciousness, this episode invites listeners to view their bodies and experiences through a transformative lens. https://www.drmelissasell.com/ https://www.wondheirland.com/ Become a premium member and support our podcast. Join our group coaching program Rise Above The Herd. Take the Real AF Test Now! Discover Your Truth Seeker Archetype. Watch all our episodes. Listen to Joel’s album “Scorpio” here! Connect with us on Telegram. Access all our links. Hosted by Joel Rafidi & Yerasimos Intro and outro music: Illusion by Joel Rafidi Intro voice-over: Namakula (https://www.namakula.com/voice-over) Episode: https://hereforthetruthpodcast.podbean.com/e/ep-223-dr-melissa-sell-natasha-nazerali-the-bio-logical-woman/ Podcast: https://www.hereforthetruth.com
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