Cutting Edge Consciousness

Developing a culture committed to possibility is part of Thomas Huebl's mission. In this remarkable conversation, Barnet and Freeman engage Thomas in a spacious exploration of an emerging humanity. This "cutting edge" consciousness suggests our lives can become more and more of an unfolding where the ground rises to meet us at the level of our divine nature. At this stage of awakening to possibility, life is emerging through us-aligned with the intelligence of the universe that is innate in us and being expressed through us.

Our essence is divine despite our distorted perception. This week Sadhvi Saraswati joins Barnet and Freeman for a deep conversation about dismantling small-mindedness and hierarchy and reclaiming our God-self.

We tend to track back to what has been-rather than orient towards what can be. There is discomfort in moving out of familiar patterns-this includes behaviors and thinking, but it also includes familiar patterns of perception. Our values can take us beyond our present paradigm-they can carry us through the discomfort that arises as we wander towards a generous future. A strong sense of what we value allows us to live more and more in an expansive awareness and becoming very present with all of the possibilities that are flowing through our consciousness. We come to rely on our soul to find expression through us as possibilities that align with our values find form in our lives.

Freeman and Barnet discuss the presence Sister Pat embodies that provides healing to incarcerated youth. This is a wonderful show about how love heals.

There is a consciousness that each of us can achieve where we understand that everything is perfect-this profound perspective generates a space where we can hold all the fragments and seemingly disjointed elements of our experience without any need to try and fix or mend anything. Entering this euphoric state is what Dr. Dain Heer does when he works with clients. This is a great conversation about our true nature and real potential as human beings.

Barnet's wife, Sandi, joins Barnet and Freeman for a very powerful conversation about loving someone through their painful patterns. You don't get to 30 years of marriage, folks, without really learning to love someone right through their own feelings of "unlovableness." She then drops a bomb on us, just before the break-this is real radio.

A new possibility has opened up for men and women post-dependency and inequality, which fostered an adversarial relationship between men and women. Alison Armstrong joins Barnet and Freeman for a powerful conversation about the power of partnership.

Barnet just returned from the C2-MTL Conference sponsored by Cirque du Soleil entitled "Commerce and Creativity." The world is changing fast; we need a new operating system to handle the changes. This is a great conversation, as Barnet and Freeman explore innovation, creativity, and transformation.

When we get triggered and go into our victim story, blaming and projecting on whoever or whatever lies in our path, there is a recovery process that is required to get back to our greatness. Rikka Zimmerman works with people on letting go of the positions that keep them locked in a limiting self-perception. Surrendering to our greatness, our divinity, is a process of letting go of our conditioned identity and accepting our birthright. Our birthright is splendor and greatness-but we have become distracted by constricted expectations and layers of judgment that bind us to a very small story of possibility.

With an expansive perspective, a mature sense of self, and a BIG dose of "silly," we can begin moving forward with our eyes wide open into the unknown. But we must be able to overcome our personality-our personal reality. Most of us don't have the discipline and commitment to extend beyond our comfort zone regularly enough to invite in mysterious and mystical experiences. Joe Dispenza joins Barnet and Freeman for a truly thought-provoking discussion from the edge of possibility.

Pathologizing is about trying to fix problems-but mythologizing is a deeper perspective. When we begin to recognize the mythological themes in our human experience, we deepen-our lives begin to reflect a profound human experience that links us across time and space to a universal consciousness. Jean Houston shares her timeless perspective with Barnet and Freeman on this remarkable edition of Cutting Edge Consciousness.

In this episode, Freeman relays an experience he had driving through a firestorm on his way into the KVTA studio (he actually drove through the area where the "Springs Fire" began, a fire which ultimately burned over 22,000 acres). Jeddah Mali joins the conversation and suggests that there is an opportunity in disaster to become more aware and clearer. Sometime we are sort of "forced" to access or tap into our senses in intense moments. This can open us up to senses that may have been dulled. The awakening of senses can lead to profound transformation-a "new normal," in which life, in general, becomes more vivid and alive.

Best-selling author and master trainer, Jay Fiset, joins Barnet and Freeman for an important discussion about blame and the universe beyond it. We can only begin exploring this uncharted territory of our true potential when we realize we are shackled by our small story about who we are, what is possible and how the world works. We have been deluded into believing blame keeps us safe and protects us-it inhibits our potential and assures we will remain victims of the reoccurring oppression of our conditioned mind. To get Jay's book for free and to find out more about his work, please visit www.jayfiset.com/.

I am what is right with the world. I see and I am what is wrong with the world I see-reality is simply a reflection of our consciousness, consistent with our beliefs, agreements, and expectations. Best-selling author and star of the hit movie The Secret, Joe Vitale, joins Barnet and Freeman for a truly insightful conversation about consciousness and responsibility.

Craig Hamilton joins Barnet Bain and Freeman Michaels on Cutting Edge Consciousness to discuss the evolutionary impulse. We are moving from a survival mentality, in which the focus has been on us, as individuals, to a new orientation where we see ourselves as part of a greater organism-moving from self-interest to shared interest and relating to shared interest as being in our self-interest. To learn more about Craig's amazing work, please visit: www.integralenlightenment.com/.