Posted on July 29, 2009 by hooplamedia
Had an absolutely fascinating conversation with Dr. Caron Goode today on the show regarding how parents can effectively and compassionately raise their intuitive children. She succeeded in clarifying exactly what an intuitive child is. Intuitives have been called the sensitive ones, the creative dreamers, who share what they experience that others do not see. In [...]
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Posted on May 14, 2009 by hooplamedia
Check out my interview with early parenting expert Carrie Contey, PhD!
How are parenting and spirituality linked? And how can bringing mindfulness to parenting your own children create a happy, healthy and harmonious home? Carrie Contey PhD received her doctorate from Santa Barbara Graduate Institute in clinical psychology with a specialty in prenatal and perinatal [...]
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Posted on April 22, 2009 by hooplamedia
The Findhorn Community began in 1962 by Peter and Eileen Caddy and Dorothy Maclean. They first came to northeast Scotland in 1957 to manage the Cluny Hill Hotel in the town of Forres with great success due to their unorthodox management style driven by intuition and receiving “guidance” from spiritual sources. Cluny became a four-star hotel, but after several [...]
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Posted on April 12, 2009 by hooplamedia
My son is two years and four months old and he can name each planet in the solar system… in order… repeatedly. This makes me think that 1) I need to crack some books and 2) the kid is smart. He’s always been very verbal, but it occurs to me now– when I hear his [...]
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