Cutting Edge Consciousness

When a guest cancels an hour before we are scheduled to tape, Barnet gets really "triggered." This is a wonderful show, exploring releasing our feelings from stories. And lots of other "powerful insights from the edge of possibility."

Dr. Judith Wright joins Barnet and Freeman for a powerful conversation about transformation. Judith believes the purpose of childhood is formation-the purpose of adulthood is transformation. This is a re-matrixing process where we work through conditioning and embrace a sense of "becoming."

It may seem as if we are attracting things to us-that is, perhaps, how we experience manifesting-but it is really a frequency that generates outcomes. Darryl Anka, channel for Bashar, joins Barnet and Freeman for another amazing conversation on Cutting Edge Consciousness.

Deborah Rozman of HeartMath® joins Barnet and Freeman to talk about some amazing new technology developed with Arianna Huffington to support spiritual coherence. This is a GREAT conversation-don't miss it!

The energy of matter-all matter-organizes around energy. Our own sense of mattering has a profound effect on the world that we generate and create by means of the energy of our thoughts and actions.

The world is changing fast and new competencies will be required moving forward-a new level of personal authority and authentic leadership will be necessary. Leading corporate coach, trainer, and thought leader Cheryl Esposito joins Barnet and Freeman for this powerful conversation.

With 12 years and 2,400 hours of interviews, Lisa Garr has been a pioneer in the consciousness conversation. In this show, Barnet and Freeman discuss the power and impact of being in the consciousness conversation.

On this episode of Cutting Edge Consciousness, Paul Scheele discusses loving liminality-a space of openness to something yet undiscovered. We, as a culture, have been so in love with what we "know" ... in today's world the only thing that we can really know is that the world of today is not going to be the world of tomorrow. To meet the challenges, there must be a certain reverence for the process of learning, discovering, and redefining-everything is up for reinterpretation. Social heretics are a very important part of our world today. They are on the edge of learning-establishing new practices and new innovation.

Congressman Tim Ryan joins Barnet Bain and Freeman Michaels on Cutting Edge Consciousness for a compelling conversation about mindfulness. The Congressman holds a vision for new possibilities-for both solving existing problems and generating new systems that could greatly improve the quality of life in America.

It is not enough to be passionate. It is not enough to be talented. It is not enough to be skilled. There is a convergence of all of these factors that occurs in a mysterious way when we expand beyond our comfort zone and stretch toward "more." Genius is ALWAYS a stretch, a gift that comes from a space of unknown-but this is an unknown that is full of expectation-we must expect that there is something great right beyond our ability to fully perceive and/or conceive of it. Something magical occurs when we have just enough talent, ability, and passion to wander into a miraculous expression that flows through us- but it is far bigger than us-it is a gift.

At what point is "New Thought" not "new" anymore? Most of us relate to consciousness material as a "Paradigm Shift"-but in this episode Freeman has a conversation with two thought leaders who are relating to the world from the perspective of a "New Normal"-which at some point won't be "new" anymore. Don Miguel Ruiz Jr. was raised by wisdom teachers (his famous father Don Miguel Ruiz and his shaman grandmother)-he grew up with ideas that are becoming normal. He models this material and talks about it from a profoundly familiar perspective. John Raatz has founded GATE (Global Alliance for Transformational Entertainment), which is an organization committed to creative perception and expanding the role media play in the evolution of human consciousness.

Freeman and Barnet are joined by SARK for a "succulent" conversation about becoming the conscious architect of our lives using creative perception and interpretation. Succulent lives require a commitment to a creative process-a willingness to extend beyond our comfort zones, in every area of our lives.

Our second annual "wives" show-we are talking SEX this time. Looking at our relationships and intimacy in terms of potential and our "edge."

Grief expert Ken Druck joins the conversation and describes the powerful effect that unprocessed grief has on us. One of the painful patterns is a numbness not only within ourselves but in how we witness and interact with the world around us. As Ken puts it, "Unprocessed grief becomes indifference to the pain of other people-unprocessed grief dulls us, dumbs us down." To which Freeman ads: "We become less trustworthy to ourselves and others." Listen in and learn how to unravel this pattern.

Most relationships lack vision-they start off inspired but quickly slip into unconscious patterns. Attracting and sustaining a conscious relationship takes vision. Relationship expert Tom Feldman joins host Freeman Michaels and guest cohost Liana Chaouli for an enlightening conversation about relationship visioning.