Paradigm Shifters, June 21, 2016
Paradigm Shifters with Veronica Entwistle interviewing Joan Newcom and Janet Barrett
Guest, Joan Newcomb and Janet Barrett
Janet Barrett is a subtle energy empath who’s life is about exploring spirit in a physical body. Using various consciousness technologies she offers her clients a fresh viewpoint free of label. She tracks the metaphors in her clients language and stories. With acceptance, appreciation and humor, she reframes them in ways to release the trapped concerns.
Joan Newcomb is a Conscious Mastery Coach who encourages you to navigate life from your own Inner Wisdom. She gives you the tools to blaze your own trail, see new possibilities, step into new realities and integrate Your greater awareness into your daily life and work. Her clients feel more empowered, clear, joyful, and calm, and experience greater personal power and professional success. Joan has authored two books, Tapestry of Time, transformative fiction, and Mystic Musings, a compilation of essays from her blog and weekly Ezine.
Paradigm Shifters
Shift out of the dog-eat-dog mentality and transcend to a higher paradigm of love, collective empowerment & global consciousness.
When we are having relationship problems, or lack of money or health, these are all expressions of subtle energy fields that hold programs, either our own or of the collective, or a combination of the two.
LISTEN TO: Paradigm Shifters. CALL IN: and feel the freedom as Veronica and her loving guides tangibly identify and release the energetic bindings that restrict your expression of self.
It is Veronica’s politics, maybe yours too, to move beyond the limitations that keep us poor, trapped in the social consciousness of war, power over, greed, hopeless politics. When we learn to live with the expanded consciousness of our higher selves, and the beings of the higher realms, we enter the potential of multidimensionality, releasing the binding energies from genetics to mental and emotional reactiveness and to - all ways - all ways feel loved.
