DrDebzz Opening Shpiel
Were you raised in a family where resoluteness, pertinacity, staunchness were promoted and valued? Did you feel loved, secure, significant? If these three inner needs weren't met, it's time to
Were you raised in a family where resoluteness, pertinacity, staunchness were promoted and valued? Did you feel loved, secure, significant? If these three inner needs weren't met, it's time to
be your own cheerleader.
What's preventing you from following your coveted dreams and desires? What have you done today to nurture your spiritual garden? You deserve to thrive, not merely survive.
Consider practicing 'phileo' (brotherly) love with all those you encounter. Instead of focusing on what someone can do for you, contemplate what you can do for them.
We're all on this journey together-you never know why, when, where, or from whom, a consciousness raising opportunity will appear.
Since we're all one & the same, your pain is my pain, your suffering is my suffering, your joy is my joy, your success is my success.
Practice developing and expanding kindness and compassion skills through 'metta' (which means friendliness and good will in Sanskrit) and 'tonglen' (which in Tibetan Buddhism aims to reduce selfishness and purify karma by giving and receiving).
The great Tantra Master Osho said, "There's nothing wrong with anybody except they didn't get enough love." Let's dedicate ourselves to rectifying that universal dilemma.
Per Mother Theresa, "Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love."
Guest Caller
Mike from Los Angeles: I'm choosing not to be in a relationship right now and instead take time to focus on "finding myself." I don't want to keep getting into relationships for the wrong reasons.
Write In Question
From Art in Denver: "I'm really attracted to a coworker but I'm afraid to approach her because what if it doesn't turn out well and we still have to see each other every day?"
Weekly WOW (Words of Wisdom)
"You're always alone, but you're only lonely if you don't like the person you're alone with." Dr.Wayne Dyer
"If tomorrow were your last day alive, what would you like people to remember about you?" Loretta LaRoche
Confidence Boosters/Esteem Builders
I can say "yes" to what I want and "no" to
what I don't want. The choice is mine.
I am free from the fear, anger, or moodiness of others.
I can detach with love.
I can be close to another person without losing myself.
I am a valuable human being and I deserve to be
treated with dignity and respect.
Featured Artist
World renowned jazz drummer, composer, arranger, singer-songwriter, Dave Tull, performs the stellar song "Please Tell Me Your Name" from his highly acclaimed newly released CD "Texting and Driving." Accompanying Dave are master musicians: Randy Porter, piano; Kevin Axt, bass; Larry Koonse, guitar; Wayne Bergeron, featured trumpet; Pete Olstad, trumpet; Mike Gutierrez, trumpet; Andy Martin, trombones; Doug Webb, saxophones. This is la creme de la creme of jazz talents, who can ask for anything more?!
Guest Caller
Mike from Los Angeles: I'm choosing not to be in a relationship right now and instead take time to focus on "finding myself." I don't want to keep getting into relationships for the wrong reasons.
Write In Question
From Art in Denver: "I'm really attracted to a coworker but I'm afraid to approach her because what if it doesn't turn out well and we still have to see each other every day?"
Weekly WOW (Words of Wisdom)
"You're always alone, but you're only lonely if you don't like the person you're alone with." Dr.Wayne Dyer
"If tomorrow were your last day alive, what would you like people to remember about you?" Loretta LaRoche
Confidence Boosters/Esteem Builders
I can say "yes" to what I want and "no" to
what I don't want. The choice is mine.
I am free from the fear, anger, or moodiness of others.
I can detach with love.
I can be close to another person without losing myself.
I am a valuable human being and I deserve to be
treated with dignity and respect.
Featured Artist
World renowned jazz drummer, composer, arranger, singer-songwriter, Dave Tull, performs the stellar song "Please Tell Me Your Name" from his highly acclaimed newly released CD "Texting and Driving." Accompanying Dave are master musicians: Randy Porter, piano; Kevin Axt, bass; Larry Koonse, guitar; Wayne Bergeron, featured trumpet; Pete Olstad, trumpet; Mike Gutierrez, trumpet; Andy Martin, trombones; Doug Webb, saxophones. This is la creme de la creme of jazz talents, who can ask for anything more?!
Dave candidly reveals the meaning of music in his life, the inspiration behind pursuing his passion, the key to finding and keeping love, and valuable advice for aspiring artists.
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