
#270: A World Wide Community Q&A Session with Byron Katie
In today's episode, my guests ask questions regarding such topics as grief, joy, shame, and so much more. Join us as together we make sense of the cause of suffering and how to end it. P.S. You might ...
30 Juli 56min

#269: Dad Hurt My Baby • The Work of Byron Katie®
My guest today, Nana, left her two-year-old daughter with her father. When the baby wouldn't go to sleep and began screaming, her father held her down and put his hand over her mouth. Nana sees him as...
23 Juli 1h 18min

#268: Confronting Our Fears • The Work of Byron Katie®
What do you most fear? In this episode, we share our fears, and we ask, "Is It True?" Then we turn it around and live with the turnarounds. Get still, take a breath, open your mind, and let's do The ...
16 Juli 1h 4min

#267: Failing to Manage My Diabetes (Part Two) • The Work of Byron Katie®
My guest this week, Aysa, has diabetes and is frustrated with her blood sugar level because it won't stay stable. Her glucose monitor feels like a constant reminder of her failures to manage her heal...
9 Juli 42min

#266: Failing to Manage My Diabetes (Part One) • The Work of Byron Katie®
My guest this week, Aysa, has diabetes and is frustrated with her blood sugar level because it won't stay stable. Her glucose monitor feels like a constant reminder of her failures to manage her heal...
2 Juli 55min

#265: My Father Died Too Young (Part Two) • The Work of Byron Katie®
(Part 2 of 2) My guest today, S.E., recently lost his father due to medical error. S.E. blames the doctors for his father's death, and feels that he died too young. I invite you to open your mind and ...
25 Juni 44min

#264: My Father Died Too Young (Part One) • The Work of Byron Katie®
My guest today, S.E., recently lost his father due to medical error. S.E. blames the doctors for his father's death, and feels that he died too young. I invite you to open your mind and heart as S.E. ...
18 Juni 47min

#263: She Doesn't Care About Me • The Work of Byron Katie®
My guest today, Eli, is probably the most vulnerable person I've ever worked with. His wife left him after 12 years. They have three children, and she is now with a millionaire, while he has trouble ...
11 Juni 1h 14min



















