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CHI FOR YOURSELF Looks Ahead to 2015

December 29, 2014 John Uncategorized No comments

We’re excited about the topics we’ll be exploring on CHI FOR YOURSELF in the upcoming year! These include:

Re-training the unconscious mind to gain better health..

Gratitude and its roll in happiness..

How facing world problems can make our lives more meaningful and satisfying..

I hope you’ll be with us in 2015.

If you missed the interview with Gina Vucci, co-author of The Relationship Handbook,

you can listen to the interview here..

Here are some of the talking points that were covered:

Gina on her association with Shakti Gawain
Talks about her workshops on relationships
The relationship with the self
Relationships and consciousness
Gina’s take on a “higher power”
Healing through 12 Step programs
Addictions in relationships
What the “shadow self” has to say to us
The perils of shadow self denial
Moving on after a relationship ends
One thing to keep in mind about relationships

JohnK 12-29-2015

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Talkin’ Relationships: Today on CHI FOR YOURSELF

December 17, 2014 John Uncategorized No comments

Make CHI FOR YOURSELF part of your listening day. On today’s call we’ll be welcoming Gina Vucci, co-author (with Shakti Gawain) of The Relationship Handbook: A Path to Consciousness, Healing, and Growth.

The book makes the point that each of us is in relationships not only with romantic partners, family, coworkers, and children, but also with internal core beliefs and a variety of selves, including primary, disowned, and shadow selves.

Hear the conversation with Gina Vucci- today at 4pm Eastern, 1pm Pacific time at chiforyourself.com.

Gina Vucci

JohnK 12-17-2014

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On the Next CHI FOR YOURSELF: Gina Vucci On Relationships

December 9, 2014 John Uncategorized No comments

Our next CHI FOR YOURSELF guest is Gina Vucci. Gina and Shakti Gawain have co-authored The Relationship Handbook: A Path to Consciousness, Healing, and Growth.Their approach reflects the fact that each of us is in relationships not only with romantic partners, family, coworkers, and children, but also with internal core beliefs and a variety of selves, including primary, disowned, and shadow selves.