In this episode, I share the hospice overview that I give all our new and interested patients. I discuss what hospice services offer, the team aspect and the comfort medications, equipment and education. I teach about when it is appropriate for hospice services to start and what to expect from your team.

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In this episode, I meet with the astronomer and physicist, the wonderful Jeffery Stein, to discuss his ever-lasting quest to find evidence of God. He shares stories about his non-religious upbringing within the Jewish temple, including an early memory of questioning the validity of biblical teachings directly to the rabbi. He shares a compelling account of God-like signs while in Florida that continue to perplex him today.

Together, we explore why people turn to religion for comfort, the tension between faith and common sense, and how belief systems can shape near-death experiences. Jeff also opens up about his personal experience with loss and how he carries his friends with him through music and keeping the memories alive.

We also take the leap into quantum physics and is consciousness created by the brain? Or does consciousness create the universe? What can quantum physics (and Einstein's “spooky action at a distance”) teach us about reality, connection, and what happens when we die?

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Every January, millions of people set New Year's resolutions- only to abandon them within weeks. In this episode, we explore why traditional New Year's resolutions fail and how they may be out of alignment with out natural rhythms, nervous systems and deeper needs.

Rather than pushing hustle-based goals, strict diets, or sudden self-reinvention, this conversation invites you to shift from resolutions to intentions- a more sustainable, compassionate and soul-aligned approach to growth. We look at the ancient origins of New Year's traditions, the psychology behind failed resolutions, and how modern culture pressures us to "start over" at a time when the body is still craving rest and reflection.

This episode offers a gentler framework for personal growth- one that honors winter, cycles, self-trust, and long term transformation instead of quick fixes. whether you're feeling discouraged by past resolutions or simply craving a more meaningful way to enter the new year, this episode will help you reframe January as a season of alignment, not force.

Perfect for listeners interested in:

-Personal growth without burnout

-Intentional living

-Seasonal and cyclical wellness

-Mindset shifts for the New Year

-Slowing down and listening inward

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