New York Times Best Selling Author, Kristine Carlson invites you to practice Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff Wisdom for simple ways to live your most vibrant life of joy.
Struggling with a harsh inner critic? Today, Kristine Carlson explains how to cultivate self-criticism into self-confidence. This could be the guidance you need to change your inner narrative so you make your most important moves in 2022!
One of the greatest blocks that a human being can experience to realizing our fullest potential – especially as we head into a New Year, is a lack of true self-esteem. Confidence and clarity are the winning combination for 2022. And it can be yours! Listen in and let Kristine Carlson inspire you and be your guide.
Kristine Carlson offers a powerful practice to help you remove any blocks or obstacles to entering the New Year grounded, peaceful and with the clarity we need to bring our visions for the New Year into sharper focus.
When author and pioneer in the field of grief Christina Rasmussen tragically lost her beloved, she found herself faced with the pressing question: “where did you go?” Listen in and discover a NEW way to view death as not the end - but as a continuing.
What do we say to someone going through loss or in grief? Despite our best intentions, it can be tough to know what to say in life’s most difficult moments. Kristine Carlson shares how to be more helpful vs. hurtful to someone who’s grieving.
Kristine Carlson sits down with beloved spiritual teacher John E. Welshons (“Ramananda”), who helped her safely and mindfully navigate her grief after losing her husband Dr. Richard Carlson. He shares his proven methods we can use to deal effectively with the grief and loss in our lives and actually use this time to grow and awaken into our highest selves.
Kristine Carlson pulls back the veil on how we understand life after death. When we realize that “death” is just a word, we remain open to having a relationship with our loved ones who have passed on.
This uncertainty and fear that we associate with death (particularly in Western society) often surfaces when someone close to us dies; magnifying the trauma and pain we experience following our loss.
But what if we were to reexamine our understanding of what it means to die?
Grief will touch most of us at some point in our lives.
While there is no right way to grieve, employing our mindfulness practice as a companion to our grief helps us navigate through loss with grace and acceptance.
Mindfulness is not a way to avoid or minimize the pain you’re experiencing, but rather a way to create space for your thoughts and feelings in a compassionate, non-judgemental manner.
Kristine Carlson shares powerful ways to incorporate mindfulness into your grieving process so you navigate safely through this difficult time.
By learning to sit with and accept “what is”, we soften into our sweet surrender. And it is here - in the present moment - where we find our safe haven.
No parent can ever be prepared for the loss of a child. Kristine Carlson sits down with author Joanne Carey Haid who shares her intimate story of tragically losing her stepson to murder. Listen in and learn how she moved through this profound family tragedy and journeyed through grief with her spouse.
When you’re in grief, Kristine Carlson understands firsthand that even waking up and getting through the day can feel like a monumental challenge.
Losing someone important to us catapults us into shock and devastation, as we’re forced to let go of our special someone and find a way to reconcile and move forward in our life; forever changed.
Even if you’re in grief, your light can still shine brightly. But you must be open to the process of healing. You must open to the possibility that this loss has come to you, for you, as a gift of awakening.
Listen in each week to Kristine's new podcast series dedicated to helping you recognize the hidden gifts of grief and loss - so you find a way to heal, embrace, and awaken within your dark night of the soul.
