Tuesday, January 9, 2018

As Promised : Gwilda Wiyaka Interviews Film Maker, Bill Bennett About His Latest Film On The Science of Magic Radio



Intuition: The GPS of Tomorrow
~ Gwilda Wiyaka ~

The times are definitely changing – due to the unprecedented rise of ambient frequency on the planet, technological advancements instigating a flood of information, exploding populations, and the blending of variant cultures and traditions.

With the free flow of worldwide information and ideas facilitated by the internet, new data is emerging on a daily basis.

When additional data becomes available, truth by its very nature becomes more multidimensional. Expansive truths are now emerging, causing old concepts to fail.

In times past, there were tried and true strategies available to safely navigate our world. Increasingly, these guidelines no longer apply.

In the absence of reliable protocols, how can we find safe passage during these volatile, transformative times? How do we pilot the unknown and therefore unpredictable? Where can we find a reliable GPS to chart our course?

Our guest this hour has been researching these very questions. Bill Bennett is the director of the film:  “PGS - Intuition is Your Personal Guidance System,” a 90 minute movie detailing his search - about the Voice that saved his Life.  In a career spanning more than thirty years, Bill has made numerous feature films and documentaries and won many awards, both in his home country of Australia, and internationally. His films have screened at some of the world’s most prestigious film festivals, and been distributed through most of the major Hollywood studios

His website: pgsthemovie.com
 

Join The Science of Magic Radio as host Gwilda Wiyaka interviews film maker, Bill Bennett the director of the film:  “PGS - Intuition is Your Personal Guidance System” a 90 minute movie detailing Bennett’s search - about the Voice that saved his Life:  


Self-Healing to Overcome Chronic Pain



Self-Healing to Overcome Chronic Pain 
~ Gwilda Wiyaka ~

I was alone at my home in the mountains when I fell on the ice and broke my back. Laying on the frozen ground in the shade, at subzero temperatures, was clearly ill advised, yet I was in so much pain I couldn’t move.

I had a spinal fusion when I was younger, and feared I’d reinjured it. Well I remembered the agony of the original injury, and the resulting years of chronic pain. I feared going through that again.

Fortunately, I tend to be rather pragmatic.

“Well, Gwilda, are we going to lie here and mentally create more problems based on past experience, or are we going to do something about the current situation?” I asked myself.

My purse had fallen a short distance away. Of course, it was out of reach, so I took several deep breaths to relax. Being sure to keep my spine straight, I rolled over until I could retrieve the purse and with it, my cell phone.

Twenty minutes later I was in the ambulance, en route to the hospital.

During my healing process, I was in considerable pain. I had to consistently remind myself I was getting better, and that this wasn’t the same as the past injury which continued to worsen until requiring surgery.

As long as I stayed present I could manage the pain, but the minute I went into the past trauma, it would overwhelm me. The experience left me to wonder, how much of our suffering, is suffering over our suffering? How much of our pain results from emotions, mindset and past trauma? Can we actually gain control of those things and overcome chronic pain?

With us this hour to examine the anatomy of pain and our power over it is Dr. David Hanscom, a leading orthopedic spine surgeon at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute in Seattle, WA., and the author of  “BACK IN CONTROL: A Surgeon’s Roadmap Out of Chronic Pain.”  David provides a framework for the patient to find personal solutions, allowing them to live free of pain, forever.

His website: back-in-control.com

Join The Science of Magic Radio as host Gwilda Wiyaka interviews Dr. David Hanscom, a leading orthopedic spine surgeon at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute in Seattle, WA and author of “BACK IN CONTROL: A Surgeon’s Roadmap Out of Chronic Pain”: