• Taking a Piano to the World's Forgotten Places with Ambre Hammond
    2026/09/08
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you."A life immersed in the arts is not a choice. It's a need."Ambre Hammond could have kept her extraordinary gift on the world's grandest stages. She completed her piano diplomas at eleven, performed Rachmaninoff's Third with a full orchestra at sixteen, and has premiered concertos written just for her at the Sydney Opera House. Instead, she put a piano in the back of a truck and drove it to the places logic says music does not belong.Through her humanitarian project Girl Piano Truck, Ambre has played for inmates in a Belarus asylum, children in the largest inhabited rubbish dump in the Philippines, orphanages across Africa, and deaf children in Thailand who lay on the floor to feel the vibrations through the ground. In this conversation she tells us what those rooms taught her, why music reaches people nothing else can, and the moment in a tiny windowless room in India when she wondered what on earth she was doing, before it all made perfect sense.This is also a conversation about the creative life itself. Ambre is refreshingly honest that a life in the arts runs on a kind of healthy fear and enormous uncertainty, much like a spiritual path. She makes a compelling case that creativity isn't a talent reserved for the gifted few, and that the only real barrier most of us face is the fear of being rubbish at the start.Whether you play, gave it up years ago, or have always believed you're "not creative," this one is an invitation to begin.⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 A life in the arts is a need, not a choice 01:44 Meet Ambre Hammond: from child prodigy to humanitarian 03:50 Why a life in the arts is a need, not a choice 05:15 When the creative life mirrors the spiritual path 07:17 The nine-hours-a-day childhood, and the moment it became her own 09:55 Teaching nearly 50 students, and the plumber playing the Opera House 13:00 Serious fun: an unorthodox way to teach 14:33 What Ambre would say to anyone who thinks they're "not creative" 17:33 Why classical music still carries a stigma 19:20 Performing for others versus playing for yourself 21:33 Teaching the love of learning itself 24:00 Is it a gift, or 63 hours a week of practice? 29:32 The birth of Girl Piano Truck 31:40 A windowless room in India, and a wing and a prayer 34:00 The asylum in Belarus, and the woman in mismatched shoes 37:50 Why we need music more than ever 41:50 Raising up students as a legacy 43:00 Where to find Ambre🔑 FIVE THINGS THAT WILL STAY WITH YOUA creative life isn't a choice, it's a need. The uncertainty is part of it, not a sign you're doing it wrong.You already have your form of creativity. It's good to go. The barrier is fear, not ability.Spoiler: you're going to be rubbish at the start. Getting excited about that is the whole doorway in.The goal was never the Opera House. Learning to love to learn is the real gift, and it crosses into everything.Music restores dignity. It reaches people, deaf children, prisoners, the forgotten, on a level beyond words.👤 ABOUT AMBRE Ambre Hammond is a concert pianist, composer, educator and humanitarian. A child prodigy who earned her piano diplomas at eleven and won the International Music Competition of Córdoba at sixteen, she has released seven albums and premiered works at the Sydney Opera House. Through her initiative Girl Piano Truck, she brings live music to disadvantaged and overlooked communities around the world.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ambrepianist and https://www.instagram.com/ambreteacher YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ambrepianist and https://www.youtube.com/@ambreteacher🎙️ THE WISDOM WE SHARE Hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald. Subscribe for conversations that sit at the meeting point of spirituality, science and human behaviour, and leave you seeing your life a little differently.#TheWisdomWeShare #Creativity #Music #Piano #MusicHeals #FollowYourCalling #ConsciousLiving #TheArts #LifelongLearning #WisdomPodcast Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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  • Tony Jackson: Spirit Guides, an Alien Called Neon & the Intuition You've Been Ignoring
    2026/09/02
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you."I went in open, but grounded. And what came through genuinely surprised us." Before this episode, Anjani sat for a private session with healer and channeler Tony Jackson, and what came through was unnervingly specific: her life, her purpose, her home, even her two cats who had passed, and a message that their energy was still present in the house.Tony is the voice behind The Light Frequency Healing, and his work moves past the usual frameworks into energy, frequency and what he calls a directly channeled intelligence, a presence he now works with named Neon. In this conversation we trace how he got here, from a shy kid with a tarot deck to a course that cracked his reality open, and we explore the bigger questions his work raises for everyone.Because underneath the channeling is something universal. That quiet nudge to call a friend, take a different route, trust your gut. Tony makes a grounded case that intuition is a muscle, that following it takes real courage, and that the hunches we dismiss as silly are often the ones carrying the message.Believer, skeptic, or curious in between, this is an invitation to stay open to what the five senses can't quite explain.In this episode:The private session that surprised a self-described grounded skepticWho Neon is, and what channeling actually feels like from the insideHow to start trusting and developing your own intuitionWhy the nudge is so often inconvenient, and what that has to do with growthWhat to do when you sense a deeper calling but fear opening Pandora's box⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00:00 The hardest part of intuition is following it00:02:24 Welcome to The Wisdom We Share00:03:20 The session that surprised a grounded skeptic00:05:22 Who Tony was before healing found him00:06:25 The two-year course that cracked reality open00:08:13 Meet Neon: the presence Tony now channels00:10:31 What channeling actually feels like from the inside00:12:55 The cats, the house, and the message that landed00:14:18 When a thought arrives that isn't yours00:17:56 Why the nudge is so often inconvenient00:19:16 How to start trusting your own intuition00:22:15 For the skeptic who thinks "this can't be real"00:24:41 There are no atheists in a foxhole00:27:18 Who Tony works with, and why Neon empowers women00:28:23 A life of ongoing awakenings00:29:39 Getting his acting "out of the closet"00:32:56 Living in your truth, and leaving the law behind00:33:27 Facing the fear of opening Pandora's box00:35:20 How to work with Tony00:36:49 Closing reflections: take what resonatesAbout Tony Tony Jackson is a healer and channeler and the voice behind The Light Frequency Healing. His work blends energy and frequency with a channeled intelligence he calls Neon. He offers readings and healings remotely, worldwide, mainly through his Facebook page.Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thelightfrequencyhealingWork with Tony Curious to experience it for yourself? Reach Tony through his page: https://www.facebook.com/thelightfrequencyhealingThe Wisdom We Share is hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald. Subscribe, share, and leave us a review. Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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  • You Don't Need Anyone to Feel Unconditional Love with Dr Gayatri Anderson
    2026/08/11
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you."You don't need a relationship, because there is no relationship. You're one with everything." That's Dr Gayatri Anderson, quietly dismantling almost everything we're taught about love.We're raised to believe love is an emotion that lives between two people, that you need someone else to feel it. Gayatri spent years, and a PhD, exploring a bolder possibility: that unconditional love is a state of consciousness a human being can enter, with no object and no cause. Love for no reason.This isn't a floaty conversation. Gayatri sits at the meeting point of psychology, neuroscience and deep spiritual practice, having grown up between a materialist household and a mystical one. She explains what the brain does in these states, why we can't stay in them for long, and why grief and heartbreak can become unexpected doorways into the very love we think we've lost. She also guides us, and you, through a simple breathing practice you can do at home.If love has ever felt like something you must earn, chase or hold onto, this offers a far more spacious possibility.In this episode:Why unconditional love may be a state of being, not a relationshipWhat the brain actually does when the sense of separation dissolvesWhy the state never stays, and why that's by designHow heartbreak and loss can open the deepest love of allA simple guided practice to begin, in Gayatri's own wordsAbout Dr Gayatri Anderson Dr Gayatri Anderson works at the intersection of psychology, neuroscience and spirituality. With doctoral research into unconditional love and expansive states of consciousness, she has spent over 16 years facilitating retreats, seminars and one-to-one work worldwide. She practises Ignite Your Spirit Therapy, created by her mother Shakti Durga of Shanti Mission, and is also a spiritual musician. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 The love that needs no reason, and no one else 01:42 Welcome to The Wisdom We Share 02:29 Meet Dr Gayatri Anderson 04:07 Raised between two worlds: materialism and mysticism 07:26 Studying psychology, and why diagnosis left her cold 09:11 A detour into music, then positive psychology 10:08 Discovering transpersonal psychology 10:35 The hard question: where does consciousness come from? 13:23 Unconditional love: an emotion, or a state of being? 14:13 "Happy for no reason": love with no object 15:36 The spectrum from separation to oneness 16:55 Why the state never seems to stay 18:01 What actually happens in the brain 19:57 Building the muscle, from "can't walk" to "back to normal" 21:21 A practice you can try: devotion and a focal point 23:26 The So Ham circular breath, explained 26:13 A guided practice, together 35:08 What we felt, and the many paths up the mountain 37:52 Relational love versus unconditional love 40:42 The divorce that cracked her open 44:07 The bravery it takes to call the love back 44:56 Ignite Your Spirit Therapy: her one-to-one work 46:42 Where to find Gayatri 47:59 Closing reflections Website: https://gayatrik.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gayatrik108Go deeper with Gayatri Weekly online Satsangs by donation: https://chat.whatsapp.com/F5leYCKBOx30vrJLzHe8q9 A listener discount on a one-to-one session: https://stan.store/GayatriK/p/transpersonal-therapy-specialThe Wisdom We Share is hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald. Subscribe, share, and leave us a review. Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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  • Why More Money Won't Make You Feel Secure with Laura Rotter
    2026/07/27
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you."We use money as a proxy for what we actually want. And at the end of the day, it has nothing to do with money." Laura Rotter spent 30 years managing institutional money on Wall Street before walking away to ask a different question: not how to earn more, but how to use money to build a life worth living.This isn't a chat about budgets and returns, though there's real financial wisdom in here. It's about money as a mirror of consciousness. Why the security, freedom and success we chase can't be measured, so we reach for the one thing that can be counted, and mistake the metric for the meaning. Laura has watched people with more than enough live in fear, and people with far less feel genuinely free.Her own turning point came disguised as a loss. Days after deciding to take control of her life, she was let go in a mass layoff, something she still describes as the universe saying, here you go, what's next.If money has ever felt like a source of fear or confusion, this conversation is an invitation to a wiser relationship with it.In this episode:Why more money so rarely brings the security we expectScarcity versus abundance, and the three resources we're always tradingHow to align your spending with what you actually valueWhy women hesitate to invest in themselves, and why they're often better investorsThe two numbers everyone should know, in Laura's own words ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00:00 Money as a proxy for what we really want 00:00:44 Welcome to The Wisdom We Share 00:01:21 Meet Laura Rotter: 30 years on Wall Street, then everything changed 00:02:53 The decade-long shift away from finance 00:04:20 The layoff that felt like destiny 00:08:33 Money as a mirror of consciousness 00:09:53 "What about money is important to you?" 00:12:00 Scarcity mindset versus abundance mindset 00:13:40 The three scarce resources: money, time and energy 00:16:50 The intangible metric for measuring success 00:17:40 What actually makes you come alive 00:20:33 Aligning your money with your values 00:25:05 Leaving a soul-crushing job the right way 00:27:50 Vision, spiritual practice and daily grounding 00:31:15 Why women hesitate to invest in themselves 00:34:00 Why women are often the better investors 00:35:22 The two numbers everyone should know 00:38:41 Why we avoid looking at the real figures 00:40:30 Walking toward the scary things, gently 00:41:55 Where to find Laura About Laura Laura Rotter is a fee-only financial planner and founder of True Abundance Advisors. After 30 years on Wall Street, she now helps mid-career professionals, especially women, align their money with their values. She hosts the podcast "Making Change with Your Money."LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarotter/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/laura.i.rotter YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@laurarotter/videosFree workbook Laura has shared a free workbook to help you explore your values, money stories and self-worth: https://trueabundanceadvisors.com/workbookThe Wisdom We Share is hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald. Subscribe, share, and leave us a review. Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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  • Why We Can't Focus and How to Get It Back with Angela Lockwood
    2026/07/13
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you."We say we want focus. We say we want more time. Then we waste both, knowingly."That's Angela Lockwood, and she doesn't flinch saying it. Our distraction, she argues, isn't an accident or a willpower problem. It's a choice we keep making without ever stopping to notice.This isn't a productivity chat about apps and hacks. It's a conversation about the wisdom underneath focus. Why awareness, not strategy, is the real first step. Why your body knows the truth before your mind admits it. And why the answer to feeling scattered is not to push harder, but to get gentler, slower, and more honest about your days.Angela knows this from the inside. A serious head injury at 17 forced her to relearn focus from scratch, and taught her that the whispers, the tight jaw, the racing heart, are messages. Ignore them long enough and they stop whispering and start to shout.If your attention feels hijacked and your life feels louder than you'd like, this one is a doorway back to yourself.In this episode:Why we set ourselves up to fail, knowingly, and how to stopWhy awareness has to come before any strategyHow to step back and see your own life clearlyThe distraction of possibility, and how to actually chooseUsing your body as a source of wisdom, in Angela's own wordsAbout Angela Angela Lockwood is an occupational therapist, speaker and author who helps people navigate noise, distraction and the chaos of modern life. She wrote "The Power of Conscious Choice," hosts the podcast "Distracted," and teaches paediatric occupational therapy at Bond University.⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 "We set ourselves up to fail, and we know it"01:26 Welcome to The Wisdom We Share02:07 Meet Angela Lockwood: therapist, author, observer of people04:07 What is wisdom, really? 05:16 The head injury at 17 that changed everything07:03 Why she teaches focus (because she had to relearn it)09:38 How we set ourselves up to fail, on purpose11:18 Awareness is the first step, not strategy11:36 Stepping back: seeing your life like a painting in a gallery14:05 What to do when you don't like what you see17:07 The distraction of possibility, and how to choose18:56 Logic versus intuition, and bringing both together20:43 The divine feminine and the qualities we've buried23:57 Why we're banning the word "woo woo"25:26 Your body as a source of wisdom26:29 Teaching children (and adults) to name what they feel30:32 Connection everywhere, and disconnection from ourselves33:31 What Angela does for fun, and how joy has reshaped36:08 Two simple practices to start today37:53 Where to find Angela38:51 Closing reflectionsWebsite: https://www.angelalockwood.com.au LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelalockwood6 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelalockwood_ Distracted (podcast): https://open.spotify.com/show/2QzyP1aKCn8LS5VdGDBWSnGo deeper with Angela Loved this conversation? Explore her work at https://www.angelalockwood.com.au or listen to Distracted at https://open.spotify.com/show/2QzyP1aKCn8LS5VdGDBWSnThe Wisdom We Share is hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald. Subscribe, share, and leave us a review. Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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  • Surviving Grief and Starting Over in Midlife with Betsy Ronel
    2026/07/01
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you.“It’s your choice every day. To survive, or to begin to thrive.” Betsy Ronel learned that the hard way. Her husband was killed when she was 40. She lost the next decade to grief before she decided, at 52, to claim her life back.This is not a tidy bounce-back story. It’s an honest conversation about the slow kind of grief, the kind where getting out of bed and brushing your teeth is the whole win for the day. From there, Betsy rebuilt: a new career at 48, a home she bought and runs alone, her boys, and a reality dating show that accidentally led her to a whole new chapter.What stayed with us is her honesty. She’s not sure she’s ready to love again. She’ll tell you the grass is never greener, that you’d never want anyone else’s problems, and that the two words holding it all together are simply: keep going.If you’ve ever lost someone, or lost a version of your life, this one will meet you where you are.IN THIS EPISODE• The decade Betsy lost to grief, and the moment she chose to thrive• Why getting out of bed can be the whole win, and why that’s enough• “Home is everything,” and why community is its own kind of home• Saying yes to a dating show, and what stepping out of your comfort zone really teaches you• Grief as an opportunity to unfold, in Betsy’s own words CHAPTERS 00:00 "Keep going": the mantra that gets her through 01:05 Welcome to The Wisdom We Share 01:45 Meet Betsy Ronel: widow, broker, podcaster 02:57 Why home is everything 05:55 The broker who talks to the houses she sells 10:24 Inner wisdom, intuition, and honouring a space 11:50 Midlife crisis to comeback: the story behind the tagline 13:13 Losing her husband at 40, and the decade she lost with him 18:55 Saying yes to a dating show in her own home 23:43 What jumping out of your comfort zone really teaches you 26:30 Why community is its own kind of home 32:00 Santa Fe, soul homes, and the places that call us back 36:30 Her one piece of wisdom: be grateful for your own problems 38:30 Grief as an opportunity to unfold ABOUT BETSYBetsy Ronel is a New York real estate broker who believes home is everything, and the host of the podcast “Heavens to Betsy: Midlife Crisis to Comeback.” Widowed at 40, she rebuilt her life and career from the ground up, and brings humour, heart and hard-won wisdom to grief, reinvention and starting again.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betsyronelrealestateandlife/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@heavenstobetsypodcastCONNECT WITH BETSYLoved this conversation? Follow Betsy’s story and her honest, funny, practical wisdom over on her page:https://www.instagram.com/betsyronelrealestateandlife/The Wisdom We Share is hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald. Subscribe, share, and leave us a review. Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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  • Val Wawrosz of Tempus Novo Exposes the System That Keeps People Reoffending
    2026/06/17

    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you.

    "99 times out of 100, they come back." Val Wawrosz heard that sentence for thirty years as a prison officer. Everyone called it bad character. He started to suspect we'd got the whole story backwards.

    Here's the part nobody says out loud: we lock people up at £57,000 a year, when £3,000 would keep them out. Val and Steve Freer have now moved more than 1,400 people from a prison cell into real work, with a reoffending rate under 3 percent against a national figure of up to 60. As Val puts it, we set them up to fail.

    This is not a feel-good charity chat. It's a quietly furious conversation about a system that's cheaper to keep broken, a prison minister who "didn't have time" to meet the two men outperforming his entire department, and a question most of us avoid: when we say everyone deserves a second chance, what about the people who never had a first?

    If you have ever judged someone by the worst thing they have done, this one will sit with you.

    IN THIS EPISODE

    • 200 job letters, zero replies, and the moment Val realised the system was rigged
    • Why £3,000 changes a life and £57,000 wastes one
    • The lie we believe about who is really behind the walls
    • The "merry go round" of release and return, and what actually breaks it
    • What it does to a person, including the helper, when a life genuinely turns

    ABOUT VAL

    Val Wawrosz spent more than two decades inside the British prison system before co-founding Tempus Novo with Steve Freer. The charity has supported more than 1,400 people into employment after prison, with one in five promoted within their first twelve months.

    Website: https://www.tempusnovo.org/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tempusnovo/

    X: https://x.com/tempus_novo

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tempusnovo_/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TempusNovo

    GET INVOLVED

    If this conversation moves you, Tempus Novo welcomes employers, partners and supporters. Reach out here: https://www.tempusnovo.org/what-we-do

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  • Why the World Won't Heal Until We Do with Val Silidker
    2026/06/02
    Message us with your thoughts, burning questions, or reflections, we’d love to hear from you.What if the most radical thing you could do for the world right now is heal yourself first?In this episode, Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald are joined by Val Silidker, actress, author, international speaker, sacred activist, and co-founder of the Psychospiritual Institute, for a conversation that goes far beneath the surface of what it means to live with purpose in overwhelming times.Val has spent decades at the intersection of psychology, spirituality, and activism. This conversation is not theoretical. It is grounded, honest, and deeply practical.What you will hear in this episode:Why heartbreak can become a doorway to deeper wisdomWhat deep ecology teaches us about belonging to lifeHow to move from overwhelm into grounded, meaningful actionWhat sacred activism actually looks like in daily lifeThe practice of nourishment and sustainability in hard timesPsychosynthesis: integrating soul with psychologyHow to find your unique contribution to the worldWhat it means to rewild your heart and return to natureOne of the most powerful lines in this conversation:"We only grieve for what we love.And love is what guides us forward."If you have been feeling the weight of the world whilealso trying to stay present to your own life, this episodewas made for you.FREE GIFT FOR LISTENERSVal is offering an Awakened Leadership Masterclass:psychospiritualcoaching.com/free-gift-the-wisdom-we-share-podcast/CONNECT WITH VAL SILIDKERWebsite: psychospiritualinstitute.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/psychospiritual-coaching-instituteInstagram: @psychospiritual.instituteFacebook: facebook.com/psychospiritualcoachingYouTube: youtube.com/@psychospiritualinstitute4085CONNECT WITH THE WISDOM WE SHAREWebsite: https://thewisdomwesharepodcast.buzzsprout.com/Instagram: thewisdomweshare_podcastApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-wisdom-we-share-podcast/id1859886292Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4WsiyMeAupofBqwjAEXpM2?si=c04e48c7011146a3If this episode moved you, please subscribe, share it with someone who needs it, and leave a review. Every review helps more people find these conversations.TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Why We Only Grieve for What We Love Val shares a powerful story about heartbreak, grief, and our connection to the world.05:12 - Evolution Happens Under Pressure How challenging times can become catalysts for personal and collective transformation.06:15 - The Early Experiences That Shaped Val's Calling Val reflects on childhood, nature, compassion, and the seeds of her life's work.08:44 - The Moment That Changed Everything How witnessing slaughterhouse footage led Val toward activism, compassion, and deeper purpose.10:40 - Deep Ecology and Remembering Our Connection to Life A discussion on interconnectedness, the Council of All Beings, and our place within the web of life.15:35 - Why a Broken Heart Can Be a Gift Exploring grief as evidence of love and a doorway to wisdom and meaningful action.20:01 - How to Stay Grounded When the World Feels Overwhelming Val's practical advice for self-care, resilience, and sustainable service.24:38 - What Is Psychosynthesis? Val explains the framework behind the Psychospiritual Institute and the integration of psychology and soul.#sacredactivism #deepecology #psychosynthesis#innerleadership #consciousliving #selfhealing#thewisdomweshare #valsilidker #psychospiritualinstitute#healingandgrowth #soulwork #consciousleadership Thanks for listening to The Wisdom We Share. If this episode sparked something in you, subscribe, leave a review + share it with someone who’s walking a similar path.🔗 Connect with Anjani Website: https://www.anjaniamriit.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/anjaniamriit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anjaniamriit/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anjani-amriit-1035543/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@anjaniamriit🔗 Connect with RobinWebsite: https://robinwald.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robinwaldcosmicwisdom/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-wald/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@robinwaldcosmicwisdom🎧 New episodes released regularly Be sure to follow to get all new episodes and insights direct to your inbox.
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