Five Blossom Radio

Five Blossom Radio introduces Lindy Pfeil, author, editor in chief and storyteller. Lindy opens our talk by speaking about the concept of ‘missingness’ and how pervasive/overwhelming this can be during times of transition. She tells of walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela, a 700 km pilgrimage in Northern Spain. And speaks of the process – how she thought she was walking away from her marriage and her ‘small’ life. But instead, as she stomped the sacred soil, she ‘listened with her feet’ – and a sense of awe and beauty was awakened. This podcast looks at stories that illuminate the way of care.

Five Blossom Radio introduces the canadian performance company James and Jamesy. Engaging in joyful and playful discourse James and Jamesy highlight the profound and sensitive nature of theater craft. How the making of a performance is the holding of good relationship. How a spirit of play is cultivated on many levels and delights audience throughout. James & Jamesy create an experience that inspires people to join them in their play and tap into a child-like joy of the imagination.

In this podcast host Denise Richard delivers an assembly of details that integrate the Four Voices Program and spiritual care. Looking to the issue of training and how spiritual care provides the foundation for health. This talk engages you in how the Five Blossom Model for spirituality offers a unique approach, a design that promotes care with heartfelt courage.

In this episode we look to how spirituality impacts health and well being. Fires of Compassion introduces a gentle discourse that speaks to a way of care. Spiritual care is not common for many. This podcast looks to highlight a usual need. How we view his, and how we value the way, may help you survive the stress of health and spiritual growth. www.firesofcompassion.com

In this episode Denise Richard delivers her book: Love and Impasse. She describes seven challenging spiritual passages and how these can promote health. A compilation of insights, stories and teachings that bring clarity and understanding. A view of faith that shares a little bit of your heart.

Bridging philosophy of earth with consciousness of faith. This discourse highlights a way of old and the creation of a climate of care. As we cycle through the challenges that place importance on survival, Five Blossom Radio speaks to the unfolding. Introducing the Four Voices Program as a practical way of understanding and relating spiritually.

With respect for this ancient way of health, Five Blossom Radio introduces Gaia Garden herbals. This episode supports the way of old and herbal remedies as a standard approach to health and wellness. A look at the cycling of health and how the seasons connect us to the land and to this way of work. Gaia Garden shares insights on the use of tree medicine and how strong this is today.

Today we speak about Chi Kung Healing and the source of this ancient knowledge. Where does this information come from?

This episode speaks to the beauty of “walking softly” at a time when suffering is so prevalent. As the name implies this talk opens lightly with a look at budding relationships for the building of a climate of care. Five Blossom Gatherings offers support to enliven and awaken body, mind and spirit. Learn about old ways that genuinely re-connect you to the good earth.

Tiny people in a big world. How children feel the need for control. How they learn ways to manage their issues. Whining, meltdowns, being cute. They pick up ways from those who care. Like little scientists they try out anything to see what works. Five Blossom Radio introduce Helen Hughes, speaking to the issue of collaboration in a child’s world.

The service of High Tea is unique in tradition. In this podcast we explore tea in traditions. Join Kathy and Erin Wyder co owners of the Secret Garden Tea Company as they speak on how they support the holding of good tradition, community gathering and service.

In this podcast we highlight the important issue of earthstewardship. With the support of head biologist Sara Pearce Meijerink from the Beaverhill Bird Observatory we explore the field of bird conservation and look at some of the effects of climate change on bird populations. We hope to engage our listeners and consider your support in making a difference with care.

We welcome Sarah Drewery of the Richmond sharing farm. With over 700 volunteers yearly, the sharing farm supports the production of food for the food bank. They are a thriving agricultural community centre serving 2000 people a week. In this podcast we highlight the gift of sharing in a time of deep change.

Have you wondered about the changes to come? How you can support the change with care? Learn about soil, water and regeneration. Current climate issues have brought us to a way of work that does lend a hand. Five Blossom Gatherings welcomes Ananda Fitzsimmons of Regeneration Canada to speak of current issues on climate change and the concern for health. We have the power to counter the climate crisis and heal broken ecosystems by the way we manage the land. We can, and must, all play a part in this even if we don’t directly make decisions about the land.

Our podcast today speaks to compassion as the formidable power that protects and promotes care. Many cannot understand the view of this in a painful world. We look at the stages of compassionate care in development that hold this distinction in heart.

This talk opens the issue of spiritual care in a climate of change and speaks to an issue of spiritual care that isn't common. Introducing a concept of wellness and healthcare that supports consciousness and multifaith awareness. A heartfelt outlook that ignites a purpose. Here compassion holds truth.

What does a training system have for you when all else fails? When you no longer have mobility or can no longer support your weight - we open this discussion for those who are not inclined towards popular culture health programs. This program supports health management with a loving heart.

With Colour Your Life Recycling we are always looking at ways we can reduce daily waste! Our recycling programs are unique and are always impacting more then just the environment! At Colour Your Life Recycling we are making a difference in three issues at once, climate change, children in need, and mental health. Our goal in our first year is to be reducing the 45,000 to 75,000 tons of crayons going into landfills by 4%, increasing little by little each year, and we're only getting started.

As music impacts our senses (physical, emotional and mental), Cordelia Odendaal looks to make students aware of the special effect it has on our spiritual growth and evolution. By relating other arts (such as painting, sculpture, architecture and poetry) to music, she presents a pantheistic all-embracing oneness of beauty. Her book on How to Understand and Appreciate Classical Music covers history, biographies of composers and the time periods in which they impacted musical life and thought.