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Jennifer: Welcome everyone to Healing With The Masters. We are really excited to have a very special

guest on our show tonight, Isha Judd. And before I introduce her officially, I want to talk — you know, do my little blurb about masters. You know, masters has really a lot of meanings, but while we may think of masters as the wonderful guests that share their knowledge and experience with us each week, we consider you to be the master, each of you in this audience; you the participant. No one knows you better than you, and no one is more uniquely qualified to transform your life than you. Together today we will discover the tools and techniques to heal, to continue to shift your life into love and light, and in the process truly make a difference on this beautiful planet of ours, and of course, in your beautiful life. Together we are a very powerful community. You matter. You can light up the world.

And today we have a powerful person who lights up the world in all kinds of countries all over

this beautiful planet, Isha Judd. Isha is considered an ambassador for peace by international leaders of opinion. Her conferences and seminars are increasingly sought after throughout the world. Isha imposes no political opinions, dogma, intellectual concept, yet she is viewed as a modern day visionary, receiving invitations to speak in international forums with senators, bishops, and jet setters, as well as groups of ex‐gorilla soldiers and high security prisoners. I’ve been seeing some of the images of where Isha speaks and she fills, fills very large rooms with people that are ready to experience her energy, her wisdom, and her beautiful heart. Her message reaches beyond all the differences moving so many irrespective of their nationality, age, or creed, because she talks about love consciousness. And says that it is our essence in who we truly are. She says that consciousness is love. A love that is unconditional different from all of the different kinds of love we are accustomed to, and that this love is within all of us.

Tonight we’re going to talk about her new book, Love Has Wings. Thank you for joining

Healing With The Masters. I’m so honored and delighted to have you, Isha. Isha: Thank you, Jennifer, and what a lovely introduction. Jennifer: My pleasure. That was easy. It’s easy to talk about you. You’ve got some really wonderful

things happening for yourself and through your passion on the planet. I’d like to hear a little bit maybe about your story to start with and then dive into some of the content of your new book.

Isha: Sure. How far back would you like me to go?



Jennifer: I was born in a small town. Isha: Yeah, it was a little bit like that. You know, I could always see when I was young that I thought

there was something terribly wrong, and I couldn’t make out what it was. It just as if there was this — if I could just get the code, maybe I could unlock the secret to what life was all about, because I was very, very political. I was very focused on changing the world, on humanitarian causes. I didn’t understand prejudice. I didn’t understand anything. I felt like I lived in a fog. And I put a lot of effort into that. And at some point as all people do, I lost that innocence, that rose colored glasses perspective, and I jumped into what I called the real world. And I got completely involved in that. I was very successful in that. I was focused on winning. I used to try and — I was focused on winning, and success, and making money, and prestige, and all of those wonderful things, but when it came to an end I lost everything. And when I say everything, I mean everything. I had a huge financial crash. I lost all of my money, my career collapsed. I lost property, but then people started to die. And I lost six people in six months including my boyfriend of seven years, my father, my grandparents who had always lived with me. It was like everyone I looked at dropped dead. And it was — I was starting to think I was a jinx.

Jennifer: I was laughing there for a minute. I’m like, oh, my God, I’m laughing at all of this. Isha: My mother had this huge brain hemorrhage, so I was left with no external security, and this is,

you know, an upper middle class girl that had always had all of the love and all of the security and all of a sudden she’s got nothing. And I realized in that moment that I was so lost, so lost. And I had no idea who I was, absolutely none, because I thought I was my things. You know, I thought I was my achievements, and whoops, they’ve all gone now what am I? So that’s when it all started. And it didn’t’ start completely then, but the balance in my life started, and then at a later date I could see that I was always compromising in my life. There was a lot of fear of not being approved. There was a fear of being abandoned, because I was actually adopted. I had a big abandonment issue, and it got to a point where I just couldn’t live like that any more. Like I really wanted to experience absolutely freedom.

And that’s when the big shift happened, and I had a voice inside, well my heart actually, it

wasn’t in my head, telling me it was time to wake up. Like these allusions, these dramas, this suffering, it wasn’t who I needed to be. And I had a memory from my childhood that, yes, I could be free and I could live in consciousness, and that’s when I started to change. And my system is exactly what I did to get to the level of consciousness that I have now. And for me it’s like the big, big secret, like the expansion of internal love consciousness is the greatest thing that could happen to any human, because all of a sudden you start loving yourself, and you start feeling complete. And life starts to look fabulous instead of always waiting for something external to complete you. So I think it’s an amazing thing, consciousness.

Jennifer: So let’s talk about love consciousness. Your introduction in this book talks about laying the

foundation for love consciousness. It seems like it’s a simple thing when you say it, and I don’t know if this happens in your audiences, but I can feel an energetic pulse from you. It was already there before we even started I could feel it. And when you talked about love consciousness there is almost a wave of energy that washed over me. Is that true? Is that real what I’m feeling?


Isha: Well, you know, yeah sure. Love consciousness is who we are and it’s in all of us. We have everything. This is almost impossible for people to believe, but everything is the same, everything is love. Even extreme fear and violence is love because it’s all the same energy and when we evolve as humans, we start to find it internally by going inwards. And this is a place of internal security, but it’s an energy. And this love holds you in the present alignment, but it also like the foundation for your house. You know, you start to build everything from this place of unconditional love. And as this love grows, and it grows very fast when you start to focus on it, because love always moves toward the highest vibration. Like fear and violence and all of the things that we judge which we think shouldn’t exist in the world, are very, very low vibrations based on scarcity and separation. And then we start to evolve beyond the duality and come back to a place of union, which is what we experienced when we were children.

So yes, it’s internal. It’s warm. It’s something very concrete. It’s not something exalted like

you’re seeing angles and fairies skipping through the trees. It’s something very — sorry, let go of the angels and fairies. It’s something very, very constant. It’s like walking through water I guess you would say, once it gets really large. And it’s an incredible feeling. And from that place you can just be yourself. You know, we’re always trying to be something else and the person that we actually want to be is ourselves, but ourselves 100 percent through an energy of unconditional love.

Jennifer: So when we’re in the midst of life, I often ask this question of people because it’s a question I

most get through the series, which is, “Isha, I have to pay my fricking rent. I’ve got to get a job. My mother’s ill. I’ve got medical bills. Or my pet’s ill, or I haven’t worked in two years and I’m at my wits end.” How do you move from that place into this notion of unconditional love? It almost seems impossible for some of these folks.

Isha: You know, the wonderful thing is that when you get to this point, you know, your life’s not

looking great. And I’ve been there. You know, I’ve been at that point where you lose everything. And it’s the universe giving you a big wake up call. You can be in the biggest financial crisis in the world, or you can be having anything happening externally, but ultimately it’s a call to start cultivating love. And once you start to evolve as a human everything starts to flow, because often we get so stuck in what’s wrong, and we’re focusing on what’s wrong, and we feel like victims to the external. And we have to change that into a creator conscious. And the creator says, “Okay, so everything is on hold. I need to obviously shift something or change something, and then everything will start to flow.”

You know, to be conscious, to be focused in consciousness and be highly successful in the

business world and moving within what I call the allusions but really well, the two things are not separate. They are highly compatible. You know, I’m probably one of the busiest people on the planet. I spend most of my time in an airplane flying from country to country. So every situation — life can be an opportunity — can be a gift. And this is what a creator sees. It sees the opportunity to be more and takes responsibility.

Jennifer: I want to dive into your new book, but I do want to talk about a practice, the Isha system that

you created several years ago, and just — because it’s a beautiful practice. And then I want to dive into destroying illusions that you talk about in your new book. It felt like it needed a little extra drama there. I could do it with an echo too if you want. So before that, could you talk a


little bit about the four facets of the Diamond Portal? I just think it’s such a beautiful practice and I know we’re going to be talking a little bit about it in your offer too. So and then I want to dive into the other book.

Isha: Okay, so the facets are the experience of unified consciousness. People think, oh, maybe it’s

an affirmation or maybe it’s a meditation. And it’s not the same. It’s something that works with the thought and it starts to elevate your vibration but very, very rapidly. The first thing the facets do is you think them in your mind, and they cause instant coherency between the right and left hemisphere. When we’re in unified consciousness we have a perfect balance between the masculine and feminine. We have a distinct tendency to live in the left hemisphere. And this starts to create that and we start to go very profoundly inside of ourselves with the facets with a profound level of rest. And everything that vibrates in the lower frequency starts to leave.

It’s as if the facets — it’s as if you’re looking through a window and you’ve been looking

through this window for so long you really think it’s true. And it’s full of limitations. It’s full of separations or pain or sorrow that have transpired in the past years. And as we start to go deep, all of these start to elevate and start to leave. And we start to become empty. And this emptiness is full of love, you know. And after it externally starts to change. So they work on, I guess, three different ways. Firstly they take you in very deeply and they start to hear what I call the matrix of the intellect. And then they also heal the support system of the body. Those stuck memories and responses and reactions that we don’t even understand why we do it, we just do it, you know. We have all of these defenses. We’re saying no maybe to even things that we want, because we’re afraid. And all of this support of the ideas in our head starts to be removed.

And as a consequence, our body starts to yield. We start to vibrate in different frequencies,

and we start to experience that profound peace and silence and joy that has lost consciousness within us. And these little facets do all of that. I call them my little friends because really everything is inside of us. We’re always looking externally, but all of the answers, all of the healing, all of the peace, all of the joy, all of the completion, all of the love and really more importantly, all the love is in us. And once we check into that source it’s so abundant, all we have to do it give it.

So the facets do that and you can use them with your eyes closed, the [unintelligible 14:26]

healing that I’m talking about, and we also use them to stay in the present moment. You know, everyone knows we need to live in the present movement. I mean, all of the spiritual teachers are talking about that and have been for eternity, but it’s very difficult because the mind is so tricky. It’s always wanting to take you to what’s wrong or what could happen or what is happening and who’s cheating me or what I’m going to lose. And it’s always taking us into fears, not always, or fantasies, or whatever. And the facets break the control of the intellect and bring us back into a much more powerful state which is present consciousness awareness, and from that point everything starts to change.

Jennifer: And they’re very simple. And yet there’s a vibrational frequency it feels like with each of

them. And you say not to change them at all. They’re very specific. So let’s dive into each of the facets and this is a practice that you can do every day for an hour you recommend, or three times a day for 20 minutes, or twice a day for 30 minutes, is to do these facets. And this


is also — I’m giving direction. I might as well finish. There’s space between each time you say it. There’s space, so it’s not like a mantra. Is that the idea?

Isha: No, it’s not to protect the mind. In fact every time you leave that little space, you’re going

deeper and deeper into that internal place, sure. Jennifer: Beautiful. So let’s — share with us each of the facets, the four of them. Isha: The four of them. So to praise love for this moment in its perfection. Now the objective of this

facet initially is to anchor you in present moment awareness and the reason it’s very important not to change the facets is that, yes, you will sometimes have resistance to them, and they look very simple, but when you start to go deep inside, the intellect will start fighting with them. Because if there’s one thing the intellect hates it’s the idea of perfection. It’s like it doesn’t exist and you’re certainly not that, because it’s got a list of what’s imperfect. So we just focus on the love that’s present in each moment, and whatever happens naturally with the facets is perfect. Things will come up. You’ll see things. You’ll fight with them a little bit and then you’ll go really deep and you’ll feel fabulous. And this is all the cleaning process. So that’s the first facet. Praise love for this moment in its perfection.

Jennifer: So we’re just saying that to ourselves and then pausing. And then saying it to ourselves — Isha: Yeah, and putting the intention in the heart. That’s a very important part too. You have to

place your intention in the heart. Jennifer: Okay. Praise love for this moment — Isha: — in its perfection Jennifer: — in its perfection as we are this very moment. Isha: And another thing. This is a great facet when you’re walking around and the mind is

wandering, you know, to just keep coming back. Praise love for this moment in its perfection. Attention profoundly in the heart. So when I say, attention profoundly in the heart. It’s just to put your attention in your heart chakra in the middle of your chest, you know, it’s not necessarily your physically beating heart. It’s that area. I just gently praise my attention there. Leave a space. It doesn’t matter if there’s thoughts. It doesn’t matter if there’s — you don’t have to have all positive spiritual thoughts or negative thoughts. It’s no consequence. And again, I just gently reintroduce the facet. Praise love for this moment in its perfection. Attention in the heart.

Jennifer: I can already feel the shift on the show with everyone listening. Isha: And do you want me to keep going with the facets? Jennifer: Yes, please. Let’s kind of — I just would like to share them all and then we’ll go into your book. Isha: Okay. So the next facet is: Thank love for my human experience in its perfection. And this is

another very important part of evolution and that is embracing our humanity, because usually


humans have so many judgments about themselves and what’s wrong with them. Oh, I’m rude, or I’m selfish, or I’m whatever. I’m fat. I’m short. I’m tall. I’m too stupid. I’m not intelligent enough. We have all of these negative belief systems about ourselves and often things that we hide, because we — or we try to control. We try and embrace our humanity in its complexity and we also judge our emotions. And humans have emotions. It’s one of the most important aspects of being human is that we become vulnerable. And through this vulnerability our hearts start to open and we start to connect with each other. So this is about embracing — Thank love for my human experience in its perfection. And it’s about embracing myself exactly as I am and allowing every part of myself to move through and to evolve from there. You know, we all have this idea of who we want to be, but in order to be divine or the actions of divinity or the master, we have to embrace our humanity. We have to be 100 percent human and own it all instead of pretending. So that facet works on that like inviting my human experience.

And the next facet which is: Love creates me in my perfection. And this is the one that really

rocks people because it’s like — arrr — Jennifer: That doesn’t sound perfect. Isha: It’s very powerful, this facet. And, yes, it’s about finding the union internally with the love, or

maybe people could call that God or whatever they’d like to call it, or divinity or spirit, but just to really reconnect with that which you truly are. And once you master the three facets, the objective is the last facet, which is om unity. And this is — once you go through the three facets, the objective is to become one with everything like to eliminate all judgment externally, because you’ve eliminated it internally. I suppose all of this sounds a little bit Chinese. I’m not sure, but anyway.

Jennifer: So — Isha: I’m sitting in a car in Miami with the air conditioner on doing this interview. Jennifer: Oh, that’s cool. Isha: I’ve done interviews in the most bizarre places. In car parks, in change rooms, you can’t

imagine. Jennifer: That’s wonderful. So it feels a little bit like these things are magic. When I was using them and

practicing with them a little bit, I just really felt a significant shift. And it’s a wonderful way of moving into a new place. It reminds me a little bit of ho’oponopono, the Hawaiian prayer, but this seems to have some more guts to it.

Isha: Well, these go in and they’re like little sticks of dynamite. It’s not like a meditation. They start

to move the world, really, and I’m sure you’re going to feel the difference and have a lot of peace, but also the rubbish is going to start flying around. It’s going to start moving out.

Jennifer: We can detoxify, can’t we.


Isha: Well, the thing is, you know, we have to elevate our vibrations. And we have to — in order to really experience peace and joy and unconditional love of self, we need to just remove everything that’s not real so it’s permanent. It’s one thing to meditate and I’m not criticizing at all. I think it’s fabulous. But I need to be able to sustain that experience when I’m walking around or when I’m in a traffic jam, or when I’m in a difficult situation where there’s an emergency. I need to be able to have that experience all of the time, not just when I’m practicing the facets. It’s something to stabilize permanently.

Jennifer: And this is something that we can do at any point. I mean, there’s a practice with it, but

there’s also moments that if we’re having a moment of upset, we can apply these immediately in the moment, yes?

Isha: Sure. They take you straight into that central place and once you’ve cultivated a little space of

consciousness internally, you can just sit there. You know, I teach it to children. I teach it to everyone. You know, high security prisoners, and they have a lot of stress as you can well imagine.

Jennifer: Yes, and what happens? Have you ever heard stories about what happens to them when

they’re using this? Isha: Sure. So the authorities — it’s been so successful because it teaches them to — initially they

used to project their stress all over each other, now because it’s a fairly volatile situation to have thousands of men together in a high security prison, and there’s a lot of internal violence. And with the practice of the system, we also teach them how to move the stress instead of projecting it onto each other. Like to scream in a pillow or beat up the mattress; to take responsibility for moving that internal rage.

And we all have it to a point. Obviously, it’s more extreme in violent situations, but all humans

have abandoned themselves. We have a lot of internal anger. We have managed to stop by — oh, no. I’m fine. I’m fine. It doesn’t worry me. I’m fine. And it just teaches us — the system teaches us to move it. And then it’s gone forever and we just have normal emotions. The authorities were amazed at how much the violence level dropped. It was really significant. There was a 40 percent drop in the violence level. And sometimes I teach 1,000 men at once, so you can imagine it’s very rewarding what’s been happening.

Jennifer: Wow, that’s beautiful. So thank you for taking us through that Diamond Portal. I’m going to

just repeat them for everyone, because I can see people saying, “Can you say number two again?” Okay, here it goes. Facet one: Praise love for this moment in its perfection. Facet two: Thank love for my —

Isha: Attention in the heart. Don’t forget the heart. Jennifer: And attention in the heart. Bring your attention to your heart. Isha: Yeah, yeah.


Jennifer: And facet two: Again, attention in the heart. Thank love for my human experience in its perfection. And then facet three you actually place your attention from your base of your spine up into the top of your head.

Isha: No, that’s the fourth one. Jennifer: Oh, that’s the fourth one. That’s unity, okay. So facet number three — thank you for

correcting me. Love creates me in my perfection. Again, our attention is in the heart. And then facet four is: Unity with totality is the theme. And it’s place attention from the base of the spine to the top of head and the facet that you claim and say is: Om unity. And it’s a beautiful, beautiful practice that will change your life. It will change your life. Thank you, Isha.

Isha: Right, thank you. Jennifer: So let’s go into Love Has Wings, and let’s talk abut destroying our illusions. Isha: Yeah. Jennifer: First of all, why did you write this book? I mean, obviously some things propelling you were to

really get to people in their illusions and so what was the thought behind it, and let’s talk abut the different illusions that are prevalent.

Isha: You know, the thing I could see coming into this year, well in general, but I have a lot of

students. And first they did the groundwork of moving all of the stress and using the facets and then it gets to a point of really polishing and taking what I call responsibility. And once you get rid of the rubbish and you have a really strong experience of love consciousness, we have the capacity to be very present without ourselves and discern and to stop the habitual reactions, because the internal response has been removed. There’s no charge there. Sometimes it just habitual, you know. It’s a defense where as before there was a big charge and you couldn’t control it.

And there’s so many ideas we have in modern society that we think are good. And in reality

we’ve just become like stagnant. We feel safe and we feel secure, but we’re also bored to death and we’re not pushing through our limitations or our fears, and we’re not really creating what we want. We’re doing the same mundane things all of the time. So I think first it was about breaking responses which make us suffer. Because we’re very addicted to suffering and we need to see that we don’t deserve to suffer and we can chose in each moment not to suffer. And then through breaking a lot of these responses and reactions and ideas, we stop the suffering cycle.

And I could see that it was time for that. It was time for everyone to stop. I talk about world

peace and my biggest message is it’s the responsibility of every human on the planet. It’s not — you have to be responsible for the peace you’re bringing to your world now and your personal life and it’s your responsibility — world peace. So I teach people to take responsibility for living in joy and abundance and giving that to humanity by healing themselves.


Jennifer: Wow. A gift to humanity that we can each give is by moving — releasing these limiting beliefs, by releasing these bad habits, and by moving into peace within our being and then into this consciousness that you talk about.

Isha: Sure. And it’s just a consequence of love consciousness. Once you become the joy and the

peace and that internal abundance, and you’re loving yourself unconditionally, it’s just automatic. The person you think you should be is transparent, radiant person, giving love, it’s just natural. In order to be the actions of the master, you have to find internal mastery. And it’s such a simple thing to do. The way we live is very complicated, because always having to blame someone or something because we’re miserable.

Jennifer: But it’s their fault, Isha. Isha: Hey? Jennifer: But it’s their fault. Isha: I know, and it’s so funny. We get — we’re so rigid in our belief systems. And because we think

— especially spiritual people are like this too, because we think our belief systems are superior belief systems, which are worse. And they also make us suffer because we’re rigid. And I think another thing we have to realize is love doesn’t need a defense. If you’re having to defend something, it’s not your experience, you know.

Jennifer: Okay, so that’s a symptom that we can use in that moment so if we’re reacting to something

or blaming or judgment, we’re not in love. Isha: Yeah, we have to go internally and heal it. I always point the finger back and it’s — as soon as

you start to take responsibility for everything, without torturing yourself obviously, you start to realize that everything external is a mirror. And the things that annoy you the most externally that you swear has nothing to do with you and there’s absolutely no way, once you start to go in, you’ll find all of those aspects and there places that you negate about yourself. I always say, go in and see what that provokes. Stop just projecting externally all of the time.

Jennifer: So we can use our circumstances and our upset to move within and see what it’s provoking

within us. See what it’s — the old jargon used to be reflecting, but this is a little different isn’t it?

Isha: Sure, because before we were trying to change the outside, and now we’re taking

responsibility for the outside and choosing to heal and change ourselves. Jennifer: Oh, cool. So let’s talk about victimhood. I am a victim. Isha: Really? I’m sorry. Jennifer: No, that’s just your chapter ahead. Hey — Isha: Sorry.


Jennifer: So let’s talk about the belief and the reality of that, and how we take responsibility for that. It’s a big one. So many of us are feeling victimized by our circumstances. And what you’re saying is that’s not real.

Isha: Sure. I’ll give you an example. I’ve got a chart here, which I think is great. This is in the book.

First I talk about in relationships, because this is always the one that’s closest to home. We always want him to change, or her to change. If they loved me they’d do this or they’d do that. Often we don’t even communicate. And if you loved me you’d be able to guess. This is another one that we have.

Jennifer: That’s a big responsibility. Isha: Yeah. You’re not making me happy. I need you to love me in order to feel valuable. This is

what victims are basically saying. And when someone is a creator, they find joy in giving and in serving their partner to be the best that they can be the same as they’re serving themselves. And also, you know, one of the biggest places of victimism within relationships is we don’t think we deserve love. So we’re always testing it, because we really deep down inside, we don’t think we deserve all of the love that they’re giving to us. So we have to keep testing it and testing it and testing it, because really, I’m sure if could just — it’s going to break, you know? Like little kids with toys, and we have to see that we’re always demanding more and more and more, because we don’t think we deserve to be loved. And that’s a very important thing to heal internally within our intimate relationships.

I am open to receive love because I deserve it. Not keep proving to me that you love me a

billion different ways, because in reality I cant receive it. Jennifer: Yeah, so you’re forcing them to change their behavior in order for you to be happy. Isha: Sure. Jennifer: That’s what the victim does. And it’s moving it within. Isha: Sure, absolutely. You know, I was amazed because when I started to heal, and I heard people

say things like, “Oh, you need to love yourself more.” But no one knew what that meant. It was a like a phrase or a Chinese cookie, you know. It’s like, oh, yes, you need to love yourself more. Oh, but what does that mean? And I didn’t know what it meant, you know. And when I went in, it was so clear and so shocking that I’d never loved myself. Like I never thought I was good enough. All my successes were to prove my value, but deep down I didn’t love myself and I didn’t think that I deserved love. I thought there was something wrong with me. And most people have this in varying degrees, but when you go deep inside, you have to heal that separation from yourself. Because it’s in all humans somewhere that path.

Jennifer: So how do we heal that? That’s a small question. Isha: Well, there’s only one way to heal it that I know and that’s through the expansion of love

consciousness, and finding that internal perfection, and from that place all of these negative beliefs that we have about ourselves just start to lose their energy. And they start to dissolve. In the beginning we act very complete. And then at some point, we create separation. This is


how we have the human experience. And it could be an incident. It could be a multitude of reasons. Some things of consequence or maybe of no consequence, but it makes us look for love externally. And, of course, the external love is transient and constantly changing. So we have to go back in again and heal the separation to us. And once we find this internal love we start to evolve and we start to find that in reality we never did anything wrong. In reality we were perfect exactly as we were. We didn’t have to do all of these personality makeovers and body makeovers and two billion makeovers in order to receive love. And we just come back to us. And I know it sounds simple, and it is simple. It takes a little bit of work, you know. It’s just about loving ourselves exactly as we are and evolving in each moment. It’s not something passive either. It’s like — I’m perfectly human in this moment and I’m perfection in evolution, like I can keep being more incredible, more love, more refined in my vibration. I can keep being more.

Jennifer: There’s no end to it. There’s no end to the levels that we can achieve. Isha: Sure, but from joy. Don’t look at it as hard work. Look at is as the last unchartered ground

where I can truly make a discovery about something that I don’t know. Really the thing we know least is ourselves. And we have these ideas that we know ourselves so well, and when it all starts to unfold it’s really surprising. First it’s surprising at the most wonderful things we see, and also we get very surprised with the things we don’t like. The things that we thought, oh, my mother‐in‐law is like that, or my brother is like that, or whatever. I mean you start to see it clearly.

Jennifer: Right, and at every level something new shows up. When I started really achieving success, I

started feeling guilty. And I thought, what the hell is that? Isha: Sure that’s the place where you don’t think we deserve it, and often we sabotage in that point

too. And we manage to — I see you didn’t, but lots of people do, you know. Jennifer: It’s in this moment when we move into that love consciousness that you’re talking about and

we use the facets to move into love consciousness in those moments that we can shift them. Isha: Sure. I deserve. This is another thing. The victim never has enough money, time, or support.

And a creator realizes they have everything that they need in each moment and they keep trusting and flowing and they’re open to receive and to give. You know the two things go hand in hand. I give and as a consequence of giving from a place of internal abundance, I receive. You know —

Jennifer: The attribute of loss. Is that what you’re talking about on your chart? Isha: I wasn’t looking at the chart. Oh, yeah. No, that’s why the bad things happen to me, and yes,

external circumstances don’t allow me to be better. And yes, it’s about the creator embraces everything and uses everything to grow to flow and embraces it from a place of joy as part of its evolution. You know, it’s very easy to sit there — if only I’d done this, if only I’d done that, and to be a victim to the world. And you can change that in any moment.

I love that guy that I just saw him in South America. His name is Nick. He’s got not arms or no

legs, and I’m sure you all know about him in the states.


Jennifer: Yes. Isha: He’s an incredible example of someone who’s just not being a victim, and he’s got every

excuse. Jennifer: He’s got every excuse to be a victim and he isn’t. Isha: Absolutely. I think he’s a miracle just to be so vulnerable and so surrendered. I didn’t actually

see him, but I could see his essence, and obviously someone has to do everything for him, and he is just this happy little guy. And he’s so connected. I think he — I think we need to see that too. Often we’ve got everything and we’re still miserable and complaining, you know.

Jennifer: Yes. So there’s a new way of being that that new way of being, you call it the difference

between a creator and a victim. Isha: Sure. Jennifer: You want to be a creator in your life. Isha: Well, you have to take responsibility for your own unhappiness. You know, in each moment

you have to stop trying to change the outside or blame the outside. I always say two things. I surrender to the moment and I find joy or I leave. But often we just like to stay and complain. How often do we do that? I hate my job. Blah, blah, blah, blah. The reality is it’s not that I hate my job, it’s just that I like to complain. Or if someone takes your job, you fight to keep it. And that’s another addiction. I love to complain, you know.

Jennifer: So I surrender to the moment and enjoy it, or I leave. Isha: Yeah, sure. Jennifer: That’s great. Isha: Take responsibility. Jennifer: So let’s talk about another illusion that I know is huge in our society. And I’m curious if we

could change this globally but by us changing as individuals, which is this notion of there is not enough.

Isha: You know, that comes from internal emptiness, because when we become love consciousness,

when we become the internal abundance, we just give. And we give from a place and everything starts to flow so easily. I always say we’re touching rocks and defending ourselves from the diamonds that the universe is throwing at us. And even if the rocks are cutting our hands, because we know them we think this is it. You know, this is my security. And it doesn’t matter how rich you are or whatever you have, you can still be like that. And I think we need to realize in order to be here, I’ve always had everything I’ve needed in every moment. It might not have been exactly what I thought I wanted, but I always had exactly what I needed


in every moment. And once we start to surrender to that and to trust more and to focus on love, the abundance starts to flow as well.

Jennifer: Yes, it’s just a byproduct, isn’t it? Isha: Sure. I always say focus on the highest point, because I could create — I was a fortunate

person in the sense that I was very good at creating external success, but I still was empty. And then I realized that once you focus on the highest point, which is love consciousness, and once you have that, you’re complete. Because really we want external success for — to feel good, to feel worthy, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And once we have that, we can play in the illusion and be hugely successful beyond their dreams, but it’s not because we’re trying to fill an emptiness. It’s because we’re already full giving externally. That’s what I say to my students. If you go to work, be excellent. Give 100 percent and do it for you, even if you think in your head you hate your job. If you’re giving and being 100 percent and polishing yourself and giving to other people around you, you’d love any job. It’s not about what you’re getting it’s what you’re being.

And I think the two identify with everything. If we’re the joy, I can be the joy washing the

dishes or being the President of America. You know, if I am the joy, I can do whatever. I’m not offering for the job, by the way, but — today my jokes are just really bad.

Jennifer: I think you could do a great job. So — Isha: I have to work on the accent, no? Jennifer: That’s okay. Well, Arnold Schwarzenegger did pretty good with his accent all of the way

through. Isha: That’s true. Jennifer: So here we are focusing on these really interesting limiting beliefs, and you keep talking about

personal responsibility. And it feels — I’m feeling kind of the audience getting a little overwhelmed, which is, it’s just hard, Isha. I have to do everything. What do you say to them?

Isha: You know, it’s when I start to cultivate love consciousness, there’s no limit to what you can do.

And everything is a joy. If you start to look at life as a game like from a much more larger perspective, I think this is the problem we have too. We have this dense idea of what we have to achieve instead of what we’re being in each moment. And we have this idea in our head, which is also ideas that there’s not enough time, I’ve got too much responsibility, too many people are depending on me, and we need to just shake that off our shoulders and just be very present. And when you’re present and you flow, because you’re anchored in love consciousness, everything starts to move fast.

I used to think that success was like high stress and lots and lots and lots of hard work. And

really I still work very hard, but I’m very present and everything manifests easily instead of this constant struggle. And if things aren’t flowing, it’s an indication that I have to stop and I have to wait for the next path to open. And it will. You know, everything has a timing and everything happens perfectly, but often we’re so rigid in our concept of how it needs to look


that we’ve got a mountain in front and there’s and underpass next to us, and we’re so focused on the mountain, we can’t even see the underpass. It’s like, because — no, no, no, I’ve got to get over the mountain. And we have to be lighter, more joyful, and enjoy what we’re doing no matter what it is, because we’re being excellent and we’re polishing ourselves.

You know, this energy of oh, I’ve got too much; it’s too hard, or I can’t do it. Of course, if you

have that energy and that perspective, of course you can’t, and you’re going to constantly create that. Oh, see, I told you it’s too hard. I told you I couldn’t do it. Just to be right, you know? And you have to just let that go and be present in the moment.

Jennifer: I love your parables. And have you got a parable that’s one of your favorites that illustrates

some of these points? Isha: Parable, which one, let me think. What’s a good parable? I’m just trying to think of a good

story. Yes, yes, yes, I have a good one. Okay. I just remembered. So there were two monks, right, and these two monks they belonged to a very, very rigid order. And anyway, one day they were walking along and the interesting thing about these two monks is they took two vows, and these were the only two vows they had, but they were absolutely crucial these vows. The first vow was that they had to serve humanity under all circumstances; that they had to give to humanity. And the second vow was that they were never, never to touch a woman.

So anyway one day they were walking along and there was this beautiful woman standing in

front of this river. And the river was going really, really fast. And she needed to get to the other side. And she called to the monks, and she said, “Kind sirs, kind sirs, please can you carry me across the river? It’s much too strong of a current.” And of course the two monks were in this horrible dilemma, you know. If we touch her we break our vows. If we don’t serve her we break our vows. No matter what we do, we’re wrong, we’ve broken our vows. And they were thinking and worrying and finally the older monk said, “You know what? I’m just going to carry her across the river.” So he picked her up. He took her through all of the rocks, carried her across the river, put her down. She went off in one direction and the two monks went on their way in the other direction. Anyway, about two weeks went by and all of a sudden the young monk was really angry. And he started screaming and he said, “You know, I’m so disappointed with you.” He said, “You’re the oldest monk. You’re meant to be my mentor. You’re meant to guide me. And I just cannot believe that you broke your vow. You know, you picked that woman up and you carried her across the river. And it’s just horrible what you did. And I don’t know what I’m going to do.” And blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And the older monk looked at him and he said, “You know what? I put her down two weeks ago. You’re the one that’s still carrying her.”

And I think this is what we have to see. This place where we’re always holding onto the past,

we always have this armor as a defense to defend this moment if we’re feeling criticized. And we just have to let everything go now. Let the guilt go. Let everything go and get into this moment and decide who am I going to be in this moment, because the beauty of being human is I can always recreate myself. You know, I can decide who I’m going to be. Am I going to be love? Am I going to be joyful? Am I going to enjoy this moment? Or am I going to complain and be resented and do what I’ve always been doing — living in judgment?


Jennifer: And talking about how hard it is. Isha: Oh, yeah, and talking about how hard it is. Oh, it’s hard. Jennifer: It’s a beautiful parable, and I really am — the ones that I’m kind of focusing on that are in your

book, these limiting systems that we hang our hats on. They’re the things that are holding us back, aren’t’ they?

Isha: Absolutely. You know, we have so many ideas and they really cripple our progression. Like we

don’t move forward and we don’t grow. You know, another thing that I think — I could talk about other aspects of the book which is trust.

Jennifer: Yeah, I love that. Isha: I want to talk about trust, because people say to me, “How do I trust?” And there’s a simple

answer. You learn to trust through trusting. You have to stop protecting yourself. You have t stop defending yourself. And you have to take a risk. And often like, my cat died. I’m never buying another cat. Oh, the dog died. I’m never getting another dog. Or I had a boyfriend once and he — it’s always like we build these prisons around ourselves in case something happens. And in order to — or I don’t want to take a risk doing this, because it’s a bad economy and blah, blah, blah. And often we just have to start trusting. And the way that for me it’s easy to trust is firstly we have to cultivate and experience loss consciousness. And from that space we start to speak our truth, we start walking through our limitations, through our fears, and everything starts to flow, because we’re vibrating in love. And when you’re focused on love, you start to really create what you want in your life, and every obstacle that comes to you is not an obstacle. It’s a gift. It’s an opportunity to heal something internally until the illusion of struggle starts to disappear.

You know, struggle is an illusion. It’s an illusion because we create the blocks externally. We

create them from the inside out. And when we — I can give you an example. People that have always had money that were raised with a lot, a lot of money, they always have money, because they don’t have a judgment around it. Where as often, like you said, you felt guilty. I had that experience as well when I started doing really well, that I always had in my mind my parents saying, “Money is good, but it has to be distributed equally.” So I was — so we have all of these internal belief systems, and we have to heal them internally and bit by bit we start to trust more and more what’s coming, and in ourselves more importantly.

Jennifer: So we kind of create this through the system. And is it all of these facets that are really

allowing us to move into this love consciousness, or are there other practices that you recommend?

Isha: No, no, no. I only teach the facets, and there’s seven steps to the system, because firstly the

facets are about loving yourself, you know. It all comes from there and everything flows from that one point. All of the love externally. All of the love you’re giving. All of the trust and letting go of fear, comes from the unconditional love of self.

Another thing I teach is to be vulnerable, to always speak the truth, and to start taking off

masks. Like stop pretending. Start to be really, real with the people you love, with everyone


around you. You know, really share from your heart and heal the separation. And it’s very important to do this within the family as well, because often our principal separations come from the family. So we need to have very open and clean relationships with all of the people around us. And that indicates that I’m having that relationship with myself.

So all it’s about firstly cultivating the experience of love consciousness through using the

facets, and then becoming the actions of consciousness. And the actions of consciousness are really the people that we all want to be. We all want to be that person. You know, an integral person, a truthful person, a loving person, an abundant person, a person without fear or prejudices. We all want to be that person, I imagine.

Jennifer: So being really authentic and being really clean in your relationships doesn’t necessarily mean

now going to your husband and telling them everything they’ve done wrong to you. Isha: No. I’m sure you’ve already done that. The last time there was a fight we told him all of that.

No, no, no. It’s not about that. It’s about being vulnerable from you. You know, this makes me feel — and owning it. This is how I feel. I feel — it’s always much deeper. We blame as a protection, but if we go deeply, we see that it’s just a place where we don’t feel good enough. And just opening up, you know, I’m afraid to tell you the truth because of blah, blah, blah, blah, or just really allowing ourselves to look stupid, you know. This is another thing that I teach. Be willing to look stupid. Be willing to show all of those places that you’re so embarrassed about where you hate to be vulnerable because you think you’re going to be judged. And just throw them out on the table and everyone is doing the same thing. This is the funny thing. We think we’re so clever tricking each other, but we’re all doing identically the same thing, so no one believes anyone because we’re all doing the same thing.

Jennifer: Yeah, we’re telling little fibs, which are damaging to all of us. Isha: Of course. Jennifer: So it’s about being 100 percent vulnerable and you talk about being present in your body too,

and then being clean from that place. So some people actually like to write scripts. You know sometimes when this stuff is really new, so can you maybe give us a script to being honest after a fight with your significant other? What would you say?

Isha: Well, you know, I’d just say how I feel. Firstly, during the fight we’re just spitting everything at

each other. I talk about the list. Like we all have — I think sometimes we stay in long‐term relationships because we cultivate this incredible blame list over so many years. And we just — as soon as there’s any problem we just spit the list. No, this is what’s wrong with you. This is what you did to me. Remember when you were unfaithful or blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And we can even bring the family — their family into this. And I think it’s about — that’s not vulnerability. That’s defense. So then what? We have to go deeper and we have to really connect with what’s going on. You know, I feel that you’re not going to love me if I tell you these things. I’m afraid to be honest with you, because I think you’re going to leave me and I’m scared I’m going to be abandoned. Or you’ll think whatever. Like really going deeply inside and feeling as well. It’s so important to feel. Like I feel sad, or I feel angry, and taking responsibility to move these emotions. And this is the point of being in your body. This is another thing that we’ve learned to do. We’ve learned to just sit out of our bodies and disconnect from everything. We go into our little robot mode. And we have to be very present so we can heal everything internally and clean the system until it becomes empty. And in the beginning for some


people it’s not so easy. Like you have to listen to the signals of your body. Like you might have a pain somewhere and you realize, oh, that’s an emotion, and to connect with it. But to be very anchored — and the facets teach you to anchor. This is another thing that modern society has taught us and that’s to be out. Even antidepressants and all of those things teach us to be out as well. We disconnect and that’s okay. But really to heal — I’m not saying to throw your anti‐depressants away, but you have to be very present and conscious of what’s going on so you can start to remove all of the blockages and all of the rubbish that stops us from experiencing huge experiences of love consciousness.

Jennifer: You say in your book, empty is the new full. Can you elaborate? And you said something about

emptying yourself out quite a few times on this call. Can you elaborate on that thought? Isha: Sure. The most important thing is to break down the support system of the matrix, because those

responses and reactions and memories that are so — some of them are so non‐conscious, we have to remove that. We have to feel that and let it go. We don’t even need to understand why. And the facets will do that automatically. It’s not that you have to — it’s like it deprograms the hard disk of everything that’s illusionary or that vibrates in a low frequency. And then we start to become so empty and just be present. Empty in the sense that we have this incredible vibration internally of peace and joy. And we walk around in this space permanently. And it can only be cultivated through the expansion of consciousness. You know, we can heal a lot of things by changing our diet and et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And that’s great. Do that if you want, and we need to get exercise and maybe do yoga or whatever it is that we do. But you have to cultivate the foundation of the house, which is the love. And until you experience self‐consciousness, some people have touched on it when they meditate, but it’s not as strong as when it’s permanent. And I really think this is the answer for all humanity to reconnect and focus on that space inside that becomes so big and so powerful, it turns into a force. And it’s an incredible force. And the facets help you to do that, really.

Jennifer: These facets as a practice. I mean, this is a practice. This is something that you play with every single

day, and you use them to move you into that love consciousness. And I love that each of the first three are really about working from the heart. It seems to be a theme for this season of Healing With The Masters, working from the heart.

Isha: Sure. Unconditional love is the same. It is, absolutely. The facets is such an easy practice. And you’ll

become addicted to doing the facets, which is great, because once you start to experience — this is another thing that happens. When I didn’t love myself, my addictions were important, but when I started to love myself and cultivate this experience, this experience became so important, and I started to see all of the negative behaviors that didn’t enhance this experience. And because I was so addicted to my consciousness, I just would let them all go. So it wasn’t even a question. It was like, okay, that’s not enhancing this experience. Because it becomes like — it’s like you’re nurturing a child, but you’re that child and you’re nurturing something so beautiful and so — well, it’s not fragile. It looks like it might be fragile, but in reality it’s not. You start to nurture that experience — did I lose you?

Jennifer: No, I’m still here. I’m listening. Isha: I’ve got another call coming in I think, okay. Here I am at the car park in Miami and there’s a call

coming in. Jennifer: As it should be. I love that I can feel that you can — you do use your life as a working model for all of

this. That no matter what is showing up, you can do an interview with such grace and depth while in a cab.

Isha: Oh, thank you.


Jennifer: I think it’s really a testament to what you deliver to all of us through your teaching. So we’ve actually reached the top of the hour and I do want to talk about your products. I’m going to ask you a final question at the end too. We have a very special offer that Isha has put together and her team has put together with us — very powerful offer. One is a program that has never been offered before. They created it here for the first time just for Healing With The Masters audiences. It’s a brand new unique offering of eight conversations Isha has had on a myriad of topics that shape the facets of everyday life, which is different than the facets that were talking about as part of the Diamond Portal, but it’s part of that process. On these audio tracks she dives into depression, relationships, spirituality, self‐love, abundance, lack, work/life balance, and even some wisdom on parenting. They’ve never been offered before, and they serve as a very important inspirational tool that Isha is delivering to you to deliver a much more fulfilled and content life and to progress through something new. And see, as she said, see life as an adventure now, not as something that needs to be worked and gotten through.

So you’ll get this wonderful perspective changing. You’ll discover your true self. You’ll embrace the

power and beauty of your human experience. You’ll stand in your greatness. I love that. And learn to self‐love. You’ll stop — Isha is going to show you through these really powerful programs in this 8 CD set on how to stop living in fear and see the power of your perception and overcome discontentment. You’ll also be playing — she’s also going to assist you in playing with stress and finding and appreciating your life in a new way. It’s a wonderful, wonderful opportunity to grasp the diamonds of opportunities and run to the open door of your future. That’s just item one.

And then item two is Why Walk When You Can Fly, which is this really beautiful DVD that really takes

you through the Diamond Portal and the facets. To me it was a meditation — a meditative process. I loved this movie. It was beautifully shot, and it really shows the energy — presents the energy of the Diamond Portal and the four facets in this really beautiful, artistic, and loving way. You can feel the love consciousness throughout this wonderful video.

And then there’s the four Darshan’s, which is four videos that are really about rediscovering your soul

using the majestic — using nature — the majesty of nature. There’s one on the roaring silence that guides you through the silence of nature. There’s one on Equus, which is the power of the majestic and presence and grace of horses that can captivate your heart as it’s captivated Isha’s. Then there’s a wonderful one on the Great Whales. It’s so beautiful. It’s in the south of Argentina, and the scenery is breathless. And you can use nature. Nature is a very important aspect of this practice that Isha teaches. She’s given you four videos of nature that will really guide you.

And then there’s another Darshan which answers questions from her students about love, romance,

work, creativity, guilt, self‐abandonment, intuition, abundance, destiny, death, all of the big questions are offered in this other Darshan that’s part of the four Darshan’s.

And then there’s final her wonderful music. Isha was a — is a singer‐songwriter, and she has a new CD,

Guru Cool, where she revisits her musical side and shares this wonderful beautiful talent. If you’re ready to move through the energetic capacity of music, it’s a beautiful, beautiful offering of her heartfelt music.

And what’s so cool about this offer for the first time on Healing With The Masters, this is offered in

English and in Spanish. Isha moves through the Latin American continent teaching in Spanish and in English, so we are offering this entire package is also available in Spanish. And for those that are listening to the Spanish translation, we actually are going to be doing a replay in Spanish so you’ll be able to listen to that now, which will be in a couple of days. So were very excited to do the Spanish offering. Thank you, Isha, for this.

Do you have anything to add about the special offer?


Isha: No. You presented that so beautifully, I want to get it. Jennifer: Yeah, I’m your first customer. I can hardly wait. I love the movie and I’m looking forward to diving into

the beautiful imagery in the other DVDs and this wonderful product that you created just for us is really — we’re really excited about it. So thank you for pulling all of this together.

Isha: And I really do want to say something quickly about the movie. The movie for me is the best I could

have possibly done. It’s all done in cinema quality, and the nature is so captivating. It also has a part of the fact where I actually — it teaches the system normally throughout the movie, but then at the back it’s very exact. Like what you have to do, how you have to do it. It’s like having me in the lounge room, so —

Jennifer: Yeah, it really takes you through it. It’s beautiful and beautifully done. It’s just very, very high quality.

And like I said, the energy of it just moved me. It moved me into a new place of being, so it was gorgeous. This is available at:

specials.healingwiththemasters.com/isha That’s spelled, I‐s‐h‐a. specials.healingwiththemasters.com/isha If you’re listening to the recording, you can see the button below there where you can press to get to

the offer and we’ll be sending it in emails for the next several days as this offer is over. So thank you for that.

And the phrase that pays for tonight is: Learn to trust through trusting. And what you’re going to

receive is a one‐on‐one session with one of Isha’s top coaches. So again the phrase that pays is: Learn to trust through trusting.

Any final thoughts that you’d like to offer our audience before we finish up? Isha: Sure. I don’t know if people are constantly saying this, but really when I learned to love myself, it’s such

an incredible thing, because everything flows from that point. Everything changes externally, and really I think it’s the responsibility of all humans to come back to their true essence, their own greatness, as you said, and to really love themselves, be gentle with themselves. And from that point give that love externally to all of humanity. To find unconditional love of self is the greatest gift you can possibly give.

Jennifer: Oh, beautiful. Well, thank you so much for being part of our show. We are really honored to have you

on here and to share your obvious passion and wisdom. Thank you, Isha. Isha: It’s my pleasure, and thank you for the lovely interview, Jennifer. It was really special. Jennifer: Oh, I’m so glad. Thank you, and thank everyone so much for being part of today’s show. It seems we

always come to these calls as individuals and in the end we wind up a united community, and united in our intentions. We know we make the difference. We matter. You matter. I love you all so very much. Until next time, goodnight everyone. Goodnight, Isha.

Isha: Goodnight. [End of Discussion]


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Isha Judd | Featured Guest | April 26, 2012

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Isha Judd is considered an “ambassador for peace” by international leaders of opinion. Her conferences and seminars are increasingly sought after throughout the world. Isha imposes no political opinions, dogmas or intellectual concepts, yet she is viewed as a modern day visionary, receiving invitations to speak in international forums, with senators, bishops and jet setters, as well as groups of ex‐guerilla soldiers and high security prisoners. What is it about her message that reaches beyond all differences, moving so many irrespective of their nationality, age or creed? Isha Judd talks about love‐consciousness. She says that it is our essence, who we truly are. She says that consciousness is love: a love that is unconditional, different from all the kinds of love we are accustomed to, and that this love is within ourselves. “There is nothing more fulfilling than unconditional love of self, and when we experience it, we can extend that love to every aspect of creation. When we love ourselves unconditionally, all fear disappears, and we experience union with everything. This isn’t a subtle experience; it’s absolute. It is the greatest thing that can happen to any human.” Isha’s presence reaches beyond the intellect to touch the heart. Her dry sense of humor and down‐to‐earth personality make her profound wisdom all the more impacting, her words resonating deep within the observer. Born in Australia, where she lived a wide spectrum of human experiences that shook her structures from the very beginning, Isha was motivated to push the boundaries of life to the limit. After learning of her adoption at a very early age, she found solace in the company of animals. Her great love for horses would eventually lead her to a fulfilling career as a racehorse breaker and trainer. After great personal losses, she developed another facet, as a singer‐songwriter of soft rock. But her inner journey was motivated by something greater than external success: by the yearning to break free from the fears that still held her prisoner. “Although I presented myself as someone who was successful and self‐assured, deep inside I was increasingly aware that this was just a social pretense. The face I showed to the world around me denied the profound fear of abandonment that shadowed this image.”


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Isha Judd | Featured Guest | April 26, 2012 (Cont’d) Isha began to dive deep within herself, searching for that which she had always desired. Although she did not know exactly what she was looking for, a voice whispered to her, “It’s time to wake up. It’s time to wake up.” Guided by an inner conviction that seemed to speak to her from her heart, Isha integrated a series of components that began bringing her back home to herself, taking her beyond the confusions and preoccupations of the intellect, into an internal state of increasing peace and fullness. As she continued expanding this internal experience, she left behind her addictions, attachments and fears, until reaching enlightenment: the awakening she had so yearned for. So it was that this experience, often considered in our culture to be almost impossible to achieve — only for the chosen few, and only after many years of abstinence and disconnection from society — today emanates from an impacting, moving being, who is at the same time grounded and modern; someone who lives in the world, not distanced from it. How can we feel that peace, that well‐being, in a world of increasing uncertainty and change? Isha assures us that it is absolutely possible, and that it can happen in our own lives: her experience serves as a vibrant example of what we are all capable of achieving. Also, her system has no beliefs. It is not a religion, yet neither does it go against any. Maybe this is why amongst others, she has taught nuns, rabbis and priests, as well as atheists, skeptics and modernists: she quenches a thirst that every human shares, and that unites us beyond all apparent differences: the search for love.


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Guest Speakers | Further Information

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Chris Cade

Martial Arts Champion Spiritual Healer and Teacher ChrisCade.com

March 8, 2012

Marisa Russo

Renowned Teacher Author, Speaker and Healer MarisaRusso.com

March 13, 2012

Colin Tipping

Internationally Known Speaker Radical Forgiveness Healer RadicalForgiveness.com

March 15, 2012

Jennifer McLean

Internationally Acclaimed Entrepreneur Author and Creator of The Body Dialog System of Healing McLeanMasterWorks.com

March 20, 2012

Donna Eden

One Of The World’s Most Joyous and Authoritative Spokespersons for Energy Medicine InnerSource.net



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www.bigbookofyoublog.com

www.chriscade.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/chris-cade/

www.marisarusso.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/marisa-russo/

www.radicalforgiveness.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/colin-tipping/


www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/jennifer-mclean/

www.innersource.net

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/donna-eden/


Healing With the Masters: Volume 9 | Guest Speakers | Further Information (cont’d)

March 22, 2012

Jo Dunning

"The Miracle Worker" World Renowned Spiritual Teacher Author and Master of Energy JoDunning.com

March 27, 2012

Sonia Choquette

International Bestselling Hay House Author Spiritual Teacher Distinguished Intuitive Advisor SoniaChoquette.com

March 29, 2012

Noah St. John

“The Accelerated Results Guy” Bestselling Author Inventor of Afformations® NoahStJohn.com

April 3, 2012

Susann Taylor Shier

Dynamic and Gifted Author Teacher Intuitive Counselor SoulMastery.net

April 4, 2012

Jon Griffin

Awakening the soul through music. How has sound transformed you? JonGriffin.com

www.jodunning.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/jo-dunning/

www.soniachoquette.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/sonia-choquette/

www.noahstjohn.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/noah-st-john/

www.soulmastery.net

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/susann-taylor-shier/

www.jon-griffin.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/jon-griffin/



April 5, 2012

Gregg Braden

New York Times Bestselling Author Scientific‐Spiritualty Pioneer GreggBraden.com

April 10, 2012

Wayne Dyer

Internationally Renowned Self‐Development Author and Speaker DrWayneDyer.com

April 12, 2012

Mark Romero

Artist Sound Vibration Healer Personal‐Development Coach MarkRomeroMusic.com

April 17, 2012

David Neagle

World‐Class Speaker Leading Authority on Personal Mastery DavidNeagle.com

April 19, 2012

Wayne Dyer

Internationally Renowned Self‐Development Author and Speaker DrWayneDyer.com

Live Q&A

www.greggbraden.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/gregg-braden/

www.drwaynedyer.com

www.drwaynedyer.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/wayne-dyer/

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/wayne-dyer/

www.markromeromusic.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/mark-romero/

www.davidneagle.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/david-neagle/



April 24, 2012

Drunvalo Melchizedek

World Renowned Author and Speaker Drunvalo.net

April 25, 2012

Mary Allen

Healing Coach For People From All Backgrounds LifeCoachMary.com

April 26, 2012

Isha Judd

International Speaker Ambassador for Peace IshaJudd.com

May 1, 2012

Rikka Zimmerman

Spreading the seeds of Consciousness around the world. “Life comes to me with ease, joy and glory!” RikkaZimmerman.com

May 3, 2012

Sarah McLean

Hay House Author, Teacher, and The New Face of Mainstream Meditation SedonaMeditation.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/isha-judd/

www.rikkazimmerman.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/rikka-zimmerman/

www.sedonameditation.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/sarah-mclean/

www.drunvalo.net

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/drunvalo-melchizedek/

www.lifecoachmary.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/mary-allen/

www.ishajudd.com



May 8, 2012

Denise Linn

Internationally Respected Healer, Writer and Teacher DeniseLinn.com

May 9, 2012

Elizabeth Jones

Astrologer Extraordinaire Gifted Intuitive ‐ Revealing the Nature of Powerful 2012 Transitions AstrologyofLight.com

May 10, 2012

Panache Desai

Inspirational Visionary Contemporary Spiritual Master PanacheDesai.com

May 15, 2012

Carol Look

Internationally Known Author Energy Practitioner Success and Abundance Coach AttractingAbundance.com

May 17, 2012

Jim Kwik

Expert on speed‐reading, memory improvement, and accelerated learning for over 18 years. JimKwik.com

www.deniselinn.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/denise-lnn/

www.astrologyoflight.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/elizabeth-jones/

www.panachedesai.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/panache-desai/

www.maryahall.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/carol-look/

www.jimkwik.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/jimkwik/



May 22, 2012

Neale Donald Walsch

Internationally Recognized Spiritual Messenger Best Selling Author of the Conversations With God book series NealeDonaldWalsch.com

May 23, 2012

Emmanuel Dagher

Human Transformation Specialist Holistic Health Practitioner and Teacher MagnifiedManifesting.com

May 24, 2012

Laurie Reyon

Internationally Known Interspecies Communicator and Soul Healer LaurieReyon.com

May 29, 2012

Mary A. Hall

Recognized & Profound Healer Popular Abundance Coach Author and Speaker MaryAHall.com

May 31, 2012

William Linville

Instrument of the Universal and Creator Consciousness – Here to Assist You WilliamLinville.com

www.nealedonaldwalsch.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/neale-donald-walsch/

www.magnifiedmanisfesting.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/emmanuel-dagher/

www.lauriereyon.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/laurie-reyon/

www.maryahall.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/mary-hall/

www.williamlinville.com

www.healingwiththemasters.com/v9/william-linville/



June 5, 2012

Christie Marie Sheldon

Author Intuitive Life Coach Transformation Expert LoveorAbove.com

June 7, 2012

Dr. Joe Dispenza

Author of Evolve Your Brain Featured International Speaker Scientist DrJoeDispenza.com

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www.loveorabove.com

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