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Project Review with Q n A

Project Review with Q n A

著者： Aero
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EMPOWERING THE CREATOR WITHIN We are Infinite Creators! We have Infinite Abilities! We are moving from mind-based planning – TO Heart-Guided Creating We are guided by the inner learning self, the playful spiritual BEING, Our True Self. Source IS. Source IS Here to Support, Assist, and Propel us to the NEXT. What IS our NEXT – IS up to US. The more we work with the IS, the more IT works with US. What Is Your NEXT? What do You want to DO? Where do You want to BE? Your very next choice IS... YOUR GREATEST EXCITEMENT – YOUR PASSION When we are excited about what we are doing; the Universe pulls to US what we want. We attract what we need. The more we work with the Universe – the more it works with US. THIS IS A SHOUT OUT TO YOU! We want to HEAR from You! We want to HEAR Yours passions! We want to HEAR what You are doing! How can we help? LET’S COLLABORATE! Let’s create a Safe Table for CONVERSATION: A Safe Table might look like: 1) We hold no judgment 2) We give deep listening 3) We recognize each SPIRIT with value and equality OUR TEAM IS EXCITED TO HEAR FROM YOU! PROJECTS: All projects at any stage can be brought to the table here. (encouraging 3 pages or less): email: aeroteamprojects@outlook.com PLAYMATES: People passionate to help other people's projects brought to the table here. What skills would you like to bring to the table? Include a little info about yourself: email: aeroteamplay@outlook.com PRESENTATIONS: This is for FULLY Completed Project Ideas and Projects already Up and Running. If you would like to showcase your project on Live Air, bring it to the table here: email: aeropresents@outlook.comCopyright 2026 Aero マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 心理学 心理学・心の健康 社会科学 経済学 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Project Review with Q n A, July 26, 2026

    Project Review with Q n A, July 26, 2026
    2026/07/26
    Project Review With Q n A with Aero, Sheila and Shane Title: Take Great Care to NOT CARE Peace Beyond the Programming: Caring Without Emotional Attachment Summary Caring Versus Taking Care The episode centers on the host's effort to distinguish emotional caring from taking deliberate care. She reflects on Q's statement that freedom in the human experience may require not caring, an idea she initially resisted because she considered compassion and concern among her greatest strengths. Through further discussion, she comes to define “taking great care” as conscious action, responsibility, and precision in the words and choices a person makes. By contrast, “not caring” means releasing emotional attachment to events, outcomes, money, fairness, and other people's behavior. Her goal is not indifference, but a carefully chosen return to peace. The Restaurant Lesson in Emotional Detachment A workplace incident provides the episode's central practical example. The host describes being skipped in a restaurant's table rotation when a hostess gives a valuable party of 12 to her brother, even though it was the host's turn. Her familiar mental programming immediately produces thoughts of unfairness, lost income, and being wronged. At the dish pit, however, she recognizes the reaction as part of what she calls the mind matrix and begins laughing at the situation. The laughter moves her attention from her head into her body, breaks the emotional charge, and becomes a playful connection with a coworker. She presents the moment as evidence that a person can notice an old reaction without continuing to feed it. Releasing Old Movies and Returning to Peace The host compares painful memories and present conflicts to movie scenes recorded by the brain. She explains that a person can observe those scenes without identifying with them or becoming emotionally attached to someone else's experience. Crying, breathing, bodily awareness, and quiet reflection are described as methods of shedding old emotional material. Morning stillness is especially valuable to her because it allows past memories to surface without immediate distraction. Rather than criticizing herself for having an emotional response, she encourages recognizing it, releasing it, and returning to peace as soon as possible. The practice is presented as a continuing process rather than a demand for instant perfection. Playing With Awareness and the Lime-Green Bobber The episode then revisits simple creation games discussed with Shane and Birdie. Colors, words, a pink vehicle, cougars, and cheetahs become playful exercises in attention, while lime green becomes a symbolic fishing bobber that tells the host to watch for a meaningful experience. She follows a lime-green Jeep from a dentist's office to an ACE Hardware store, where pool noodles and red-cardinal decorations guide her toward the fishing aisle. There she finds the exact type of box she had recently said she needed for her jewelry tools. In another example, a lime-green truck prompts her to wait patiently at a picnic table, where she has an hour-long conversation with a woman she believes was mutually helpful. These stories illustrate her belief that patience, awareness, and play allow communication with Source to become visible. Expectations, Language, and the Mind Matrix Music selections about living without expectation and finding inner peace support the episode's message. The host explains that expectations about fairness, progress, and personal performance can become another form of attachment. She also focuses on the creative power she assigns to language, especially statements beginning with “I am” and judgments directed at other people. Through a waitress analogy, she portrays the universe as serving whatever a person repeatedly orders through thoughts, words, and emotional emphasis. Terms such as God, Source, Prime Creation, and Source Creator are presented as interchangeable according to each listener's comfort and understanding. Her broader point is that awareness of language can help replace old mental programming with more peaceful and intentional patterns. Compassion, Laughter, and Conscious Choice Near the close, the host emphasizes self-compassion for people who discover that old reactions still return after periods of progress. Sheila adds that a deep belly laugh can create a powerful feeling of Spirit being fully present within her. The host agrees and acknowledges that she still makes mistakes, becomes upset, and sometimes feels wronged. The practice is therefore not about denying human reactions, but about finding humor in them and choosing a different response. She encourages listeners to take great care with positive statements, their connection to the universe, and their movement from the mind into the heart. The program ends with a call to live, love, create, and participate in what the closing song describes as an awakening into a new world.
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    56 分
  • Project Review with Q n A, July 12, 2026

    Project Review with Q n A, July 12, 2026
    2026/07/12
    Project Review With Q n A with Aero, Sheila and Shane Title: The New Earth Project Creating the New Earth: From Limiting Programming to Heart-Led Possibility Summary A Project Rooted in Awakening Aero opens with a prerecorded message about awakening, remembrance, healing, and the creation of a new world. She describes the program as a review of the New Earth Project and frames her identity through the language of frequency, spiritual connection, and her relationship to Q. She also thanks Shela, the production manager, BBS Radio's technical team, and the listeners whose subscriptions and donations support the show. Connection Beyond the Machine Aero introduces Shane by reflecting on The Matrix and the idea that systems and machines cannot compete with a genuine connection between two hearts. Shane agrees that unity, love, forgiveness, and collaboration help people grow. Both speakers encourage listeners to overcome hesitation, follow their intuition, call into the program, and share experiences that may help others. Creation Through Awareness and Gratitude Shane explains his view that people are always creating, whether consciously or unconsciously. He advises listeners to begin with small, noticeable experiences, connect with Source, and respond with gratitude when meaningful coincidences or opportunities appear. In his framework, attention, emotional state, authenticity, and appreciation help a person become more conscious of how experiences take shape. Moving from Mental Limits to the Heart Aero describes considering a larger, more luxurious motorhome and noticing how old mental programming immediately told her that it was too large, too beautiful, or incompatible with her lifestyle. By observing those thoughts rather than accepting them, she says she became able to imagine a different future. Shela adds that personality and lifestyle are not fixed identities, while Shane emphasizes aligning the heart and mind without fear. Everyday Encounters as Creative Practice The speakers use practical stories to illustrate their ideas. Aero recounts a restaurant encounter with a woman seeking companionship and assistance for her mother, interpreting the conversation as an opportunity for the woman to state clearly what she wanted. Other examples include noticing particular vehicle colors, receiving new pajama bottoms after recognizing a need, connecting with roofing customers, and allowing a desired vehicle or humanitarian project to unfold without rigid expectations. Releasing Control and Choosing the Desired Vision The discussion closes with the importance of surrendering control, emotional awareness, and focusing on the desired outcome rather than repeatedly energizing the problem. Aero sings a short passage from “I Release Control” and offers a written exercise: place unwanted conditions on one side of a page and heartfelt desires on the other, release attention from the unwanted list, and envision what is genuinely desired. Her example of picturing her cat fully furred becomes the final illustration of directing attention toward the preferred reality.
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    58 分
  • Project Review with Q n A, June 28, 2026

    Project Review with Q n A, June 28, 2026
    2026/06/28
    Project Review With Q n A with Aero and Sheila Part 2 Teresa Songbird of All Learning Reimagined talk show Joins Project Review With Q n A for a Powerful Discussion on Learning, Leadership, and the Next Generation Living Learning, Embodied Intelligence, and the Courage to Create A Circle Opens for Project Creators Arrow opens the episode by thanking BBS Radio, Sheila, listeners, subscribers, supporters, and donors before handing the show to Sheila. Sheila introduces herself as a mother, grandmother, reader, gardener, and explorer of poetic synchronicities, then frames the program around a shared vision for project creators, visionaries, and collaborators. Teresa Songbird and the Living Learning Path Sheila welcomes Teresa Songbird from All Learning Reimagined, describing her decades of experience across primary, secondary, distance, and international education. Teresa explains that everyone is a teacher through lived experience, whether in a classroom, a backyard, a workshop, a garden, or a family moment. Learning Beyond the Head Teresa describes her podcast series on language awareness, relational learning, the learning field, passion-led learning, embodied learning, nature as teacher, contribution to community, Bartering Barns, and redefining intelligence. She emphasizes that learning is not limited to the brain and that heart, body, gut, language, relationship, and environment all shape how people learn and create. Safety, Words, and the Body’s Intelligence A major theme of the conversation is psychological safety: the freedom to ask questions, speak aloud, and not be mocked or judged. Teresa connects safety to embodied learning, healing, fascia, gut-heart-head coherence, and the body’s signals, while also discussing how deliberate language choices can change a person’s field of possibility. From Consumer to Creator The speakers repeatedly return to the idea of shifting from consumption to creation. Teresa encourages listeners to follow their excitement, contribute rather than serve, honor their unique energetic signature, and recognize that even small creative offerings can matter. Sheila and Arrow connect that message to their own experiences of joy, play, and personal projects. Practical Guidance for Families and Working Parents Arrow asks what working parents can do when homeschooling is not possible. Teresa answers with practical suggestions: connection at dinner or bedtime, storytelling, car games, “what if” and “would you rather” conversations, using technology as a creative tool, contribution projects, nature walks, and everyday teachable moments that happen outside formal classrooms. The Living Learning Guide and Final Reflections Teresa describes the forthcoming Living Learning Guide as a free, globally collaborative resource for families, educators, and communities. It includes chapters on how people learn, mentoring without violating sovereignty, circadian rhythm, discernment, conflict resolution, self-knowledge, practical skills, and non-grade-based ways of measuring progress. The episode closes with encouragement to go within, listen to the body, and watch for the release of the guide through Teresa’s BBS Radio page.
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    57 分
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