Philosopher and author Adrian Emery discusses his lifelong inquiry into what makes human life work. He outlines seven inherited “erroneous beliefs” which shape the Western paradigm, independent of one's religious belief. Emery argues these beliefs function as the bars of a psychological prison that keep us disempowered and compliant. How do we find our way back to Divine Source? Our next evolutionary step is exciting, but requires us to first see the structures we are to overcome. In Part 2 we will cover, “What next?”

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Bio- Adrian Emery is a philosopher, author and mentor from the Blue Mountains of Australia, and the founder of the LifeWorks philosophy. He has spent his life on a single question — what actually makes a human life work — and is known for naming the seven inherited beliefs (scarcity, not-good-enough, original sin, and the rest) that quietly run a person’s fear and striving, creating dysfunction in life and disturbing inner peace and happiness.

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Glaydon de Freitas, CEO of Love146, lives as Love in Action. His commitment to human rights and community restoration grew out of his unique upbringing in Brazil’s Amazon region, where he was immersed in indigenous culture and exposed to cooperative community as well as poverty and exploitation. He shares his adopted philosophy of “you are my other me” and how God expresses God’s self through the other. This is at the root of his tireless commitment to stop child trafficking and restore dignity to everyone. He discusses what child trafficking really is, the origin story of Love 146, and finally how we can all work together to free the children.

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Bio- Born in São Paulo and raised in Tocantins, within Brazil’s Amazon region, Glaydon Jose de Freitas Filho’s upbringing in close-knit communities instilled in him a profound sense of cooperation and resilience. Inspired by his father’s work as a criminal prosecutor and his grandmother’s dedication to community advocacy, Glaydon developed a lifelong commitment to strengthening communities and expanding opportunities for those facing hardship.

As a lawyer in Brazil and also holding an LL.M. in International Law and Human Rights from the University of Houston, Glaydon has dedicated his career to advancing human rights and fostering community resilience. With over a decade of executive leadership in nonprofit and legal sectors, Glaydon has led programs that provide critical support to children and families facing crisis. His experience includes directing large-scale service initiatives, implementing trauma-informed care models, and overseeing high-impact partnerships. He has worked extensively on child protection, family stability, and crisis response, developing strategies that ensure practical and lasting solutions. Throughout his career, Glaydon has prioritized ensuring that solutions reflect the needs of those most affected, promoting meaningful and sustainable change.

Fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, and English, Glaydon brings a perspective of shared humanity and a steadfast dedication to ensuring dignity and safety for children and families confronting exploitation.

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Linda “Moonrabbit” Zlotnik joins the Spiritual Forum to discuss how astrology can help people navigate grief and find perspective after loss. As a veteran astrologist, her exploration of death charts began after the death of her twin. Moonrabbit defines a death chart as the date, place, and time of death mapped astrologically and related to the bereaved person’s birth chart. She has refined her death chart consultation through nearly two hundred sessions with grieving clients, helping them to release guilt, clarify questions, and mitigate grief associated with sudden loss. In this episode, she shares some of her client stories, and she and Rev. Carol also discuss what astrology is spiritually and why it doesn’t go against God, as some believe.

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Bio - Linda “Moonrabbit” Zlotnick has practiced astrology professionally since 1978 and serves as Director of Certification for the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA). She is the author of Star Sisters: An Astrologer’s Memoir of Twin Loss and teaches the Master Class in Death Charts at Kepler College. She lives in St. Paul, Minnesota.

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