Archived Radio Shows September 2012
Listen to MindShifter Radio with The Forgiveness Doctor, dr. michael ryce
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September 3 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 3, 2012: Ryce opens Labor Day by returning to the central premise that forgiveness addresses what is happening within the person rather than changing or pardoning the external trigger. He describes the “heart” in his Aramaic framework as the unconscious or dissociated mind and emphasizes that under stress its stored hostility, fear, grief, pain, and generational programming can automatically take over. Will is distinguished from the heart as the faculty through which the mind can be managed and directed by goals. Susan asks why an issue may return after she believed she had forgiven it, and Ryce explains healing in layers: a person can access only as deeply as current vitality allows, so the same issue may surface repeatedly at progressively deeper levels. A listener with severe childhood trauma involving the deaths of both parents is encouraged to address the unresolved material directly rather than allowing the past to define present life.
YouTube https://youtu.be/rdrlPpPdW9k |
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September 4 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 4, 2012: Ryce strongly distinguishes pardoning from forgiveness. Even when another person has behaved destructively, the key question is not whether that person deserves one’s rage but whether carrying rage serves the person experiencing it. Forgiveness turns attention inward to remove the capacity for hostility and fear while accountability and pardoning remain separate choices. Dr. Tim describes continuing Breath work and a healing process following an accident, as well as guiding his sister through breathing sessions after she developed short-term memory difficulties. Ryce interprets blocked memory through his teaching about blocked Truth and encourages willingness to explore what might be held beneath conscious awareness. The conversation also explores how physical symptoms, old memories, and emotional material can surface during Breath work. These health interpretations reflect the speakers’ historical naturopathic and experiential framework rather than established medical conclusions.
YouTube https://youtu.be/bEgMyNnEm3s |
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September 5 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 5, 2012: Dr. Tim gives an extended introduction describing forgiveness as an “eraser” for realities based in hostility or fear rather than a method for declaring someone else wrong and then pardoning them. Ari shares the realization that a brief five- or ten-minute StillPoint session can produce a meaningful shift without needing a dramatic experience. Ryce connects this with daily Mind-Goal Management practice and the value of clearing small pieces that support larger patterns. The discussion then develops the idea that healing is an “inside job”: what appears to be seen outside is heavily shaped by internal content. Julie’s realization after thousands of worksheets—that the work is ultimately about what is happening within her—leads to a story about putting the “little girl” together so the map of the world comes together. Mary Lou and Magda add insights about projection, returning home after an intensive, and the importance of acknowledging even fleeting blame rather than covering it with premature positive thinking.
YouTube https://youtu.be/-JHVM7TXRlM |
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September 6 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 6, 2012: Dr. Tim reports on a support-group participant whose reaction to his fiancée wanting to spend money led to a punishment thought of ending the marriage. A worksheet uncovered a childhood memory of his parents raging about money and turning their anger on him, demonstrating how a present trigger can recruit an old unconscious pattern. Adam, who says he has been completing five worksheets a day for more than 250 days, calls about anxiety, repeatedly checking the stove, and difficulty leaving home. Ryce guides him to identify and cancel his goal of staying home and resting, after which sadness, tiredness, shame, perfectionism, and messages associated with his mother begin to surface. Another caller asks about “discipline,” and Ryce traces it to “disciple,” describing discipline as being properly taught rather than punished. The show repeatedly emphasizes writing worksheets, canceling the active goal, allowing hidden material to become conscious, and using Love as the context for healing.
YouTube https://youtu.be/l_WpPbImEHg |
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September 7 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 7, 2012: The discussion centers on willingness to see what has been hidden. Ryce recounts a participant who initially reported no anger after something was stolen from her, then later discovered powerful rage underneath a lifelong depression. Dr. Tim emphasizes that suppressed rage does not disappear; it remains within the mind-body-energy system until willingness allows it to be faced. The group connects this with Power Person conditioning, perfectionism, inherited messages, and the need to release the demand to always be right. Julie shares how the work has changed her response to an IRS problem: rather than experiencing authority as a Power Person and entering fear, she can gather the facts and communicate clearly. Requests for MindShifters around bereavement, suicide-related guilt, and other painful experiences lead Ryce to explain that MindShifters are designed to resonate dissociated material so it can become available for forgiveness.
YouTube https://youtu.be/mUVEi-MrOn8 |
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September 10 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 10, 2012: Ryce reflects on the summer intensives ending and participants taking the forgiveness work back into their families, support groups, and communities. He contrasts the gentleness of Human Life with the hostility found in political, religious, and social discourse and offers that civility begins by removing hostility and fear from one’s own mind. Ari then shares an experience working as a chef in Italy alongside internationally recognized culinary talent. Initial feelings of inferiority and intimidation become an opportunity to examine beliefs about competence and worth. Once he begins working, his years of skill and experience become evident and the situation shifts. The conversation expands into food, cultural differences, fresh preparation, nutrition, and preconceived ideas about one’s value. Ryce repeatedly brings the focus back to forgiveness: an external situation provides the trigger, while the internal beliefs it activates provide the actual work.
YouTube https://youtu.be/8PAG_p3afkg |
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September 11 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 11, 2012: Ryce emphasizes that perception reveals the contents of one’s own mind and that forgiveness changes the hidden internal content rather than changing the external story. Julie shares that she is preparing to read “The Commitment” to her father, describing how earlier fear of speaking Truth had created distance and how daily practice has increased her confidence. Ryce discusses father-daughter connection and how misinterpretations can obstruct relationships until each person addresses what is less than Love within themselves. Julie also describes digestive difficulties after leaving HeartLand, prompting discussion of diet, bacteria, fresh food, and the energetic meaning of “sin” as putting something dis-integrative into the system. Later callers discuss raw vegan nutrition, healing crises, patience, environmental toxins, smoking, and emotional material arising alongside physical symptoms. These dietary, bacterial, detoxification, and healing claims reflect the participants’ historical health framework rather than established medical guidance.
YouTube https://youtu.be/rBpX0f8HD28 |
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September 12 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 12, 2012: The show focuses strongly on relationship as a mirror for unconscious material. Ryce says that if a person is feeling something, the feeling belongs to that person; when the conversation becomes entirely about what someone else did, denial and dissociation have begun. Relationships frequently bring together people whose unresolved material resonates, creating either an opportunity for blame or for forgiveness. An unmet goal becomes a doorway into the dissociated mind. Magda asks about partners returning to communicate after each has done individual work, and Ryce says shared processing can be powerful but one’s own healing does not depend on the partner participating. Dr. Tim describes a support-group worksheet in which frustration with failing technology uncovered a much older transition from being cared for in marriage to suddenly having to handle everything alone. The show emphasizes direct responsibility, communication, forgiveness, and allowing present triggers to reveal old personal and generational patterns.
YouTube https://youtu.be/rCk9WopxTi4 Additional Notes: How two or more people who are committed to doing their own work and supporting each other’s growth increase the vitality of both people, and their ability to access and heal deeper levels of their own issues……..how our language regulates our feelings and behavior……Rookha, the elemental force that guides us if we choose to work with it. |
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September 13 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 13, 2012: Ryce discusses maintaining Love while speaking clearly and powerfully rather than confusing Love with passivity. He describes a Branson organization called Homegrown that is exploring local food production and education, using an interpersonal conflict within the group as an example of how one person maintaining clarity and Love can shift confusion. Dr. Tim reports continuing StillPoint Breath work and increased vitality, while the conversation expands into food quality, the standard American diet, and lifestyle approaches to health. Richard discusses small-scale bamboo greenhouse structures and local food production, while Carrie asks about returning to spend time with a former partner and his family. Ryce encourages her to remain with Breath, allow whatever is resonated to become her work, and use the encounter to create greater harmony rather than attempting to control the result. Health and diet claims during the discussion are part of the show’s historical naturopathic perspective.
YouTube https://youtu.be/7BUh4eA6Q4M |
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September 14 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 14, 2012: Ryce uses the television series Roots to discuss multigenerational Carbon-Based Memory and the way unresolved hostility, fear, violence, and trauma can continue through generations. He describes “rebirth” or conversion as moving from a hostility- and fear-based mind into a Love-based mind rather than joining a particular religious institution. Dr. Tim asks how to distinguish genuine inner guidance from fear, ego, or Carbon-Based Memory. Ryce answers with the “three Ps”—practice, practice, practice—and says discernment develops through experience. As a basic indicator, guidance rooted in hostility, fear, scarcity, or selfishness is distinguished from guidance that brings generosity, clarity, wholeness, and healing. He warns that following higher guidance may initially resonate everything within that conflicts with it, creating further forgiveness work. Callers then discuss deep responses to Lakota teachings, following spiritual guidance, StillPoint and relationship healing, and grief when Julie’s cat disappears. The final emphasis is on breathing, observing what the event activates internally, and doing worksheets around the grief and blame that surface.
YouTube https://youtu.be/AuT5Xss0mVo |
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September 17 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 17, 2012: Ryce opens the week by emphasizing that forgiveness is an internal process for removing grief, rage, sadness, helplessness, victimhood, and other states that obscure Human Life rather than a method of letting another person off the hook. He explains denial and dissociation as hiding painful parts of the mind from conscious access, after which those hidden dynamics continue influencing perception and behavior. The conversation expands into resonance, generational programming, Marcel Vogel’s work as Ryce understood it, and the idea that unresolved energetic patterns repeatedly draw circumstances that expose what remains unhealed. Participants discuss family relationships, generational thoughts and feelings, The Ghost in Your Genes, Love Exchange, and how children may mirror patterns adults themselves carried at the same age. The central invitation is to recognize triggers as opportunities to reclaim responsibility, access what has been hidden, and return to the active presence of Love. Claims concerning thought-energy photography and inherited energetic effects reflect the historical framework presented on the show.
YouTube https://youtu.be/OIR_zikrBZA |
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September 18 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 18, 2012: Ryce gives a simple test for determining whether a feeling belongs to oneself: “Am I feeling it?” If so, he says, the useful work is to address what is active internally rather than assign its cause to someone else. The show repeatedly contrasts blame with responsibility and forgiveness with pardoning. David is remembered during the anniversary of his son’s death, while Dr. Tim continues discussing Breath work and his own healing process. Much of the conversation explores generational programming and how children absorb family patterns that may later appear in marriage, parenting, and daily stress. Participants discuss Love Exchange, children learning the tools, memories of family dysfunction, fatigue lifting during forgiveness work, and taking responsibility for food, toxins, and environmental choices. Health and environmental claims are presented as part of the speakers’ historical naturopathic framework.
YouTube https://youtu.be/p1XyLRYSP0w Additional Notes: Processing the loss of a child; guiding the healing process of old family patterns around heart disease; use of the word “not” in A Course in Miracles and how it applies to what we hear. |
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September 19 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 19, 2012: The program highlights MindShifters support groups and the principle that the facilitator is also a student. Dr. Tim describes group members using worksheets, StillPoint, and A Course in Miracles, emphasizing that people do not need years of expertise before beginning a support group; willingness to put pen to paper and follow the process is more important than intellectual mastery. Ryce discusses how “I felt like it” often signals behavior driven by unconscious thought rather than conscious choice. The conversation explores punishment thoughts, goals, support-group facilitation, and the value of allowing present circumstances to reveal old personal and generational material. Participants also discuss developing intuition and inner guidance, with the broader message that repeated practice builds the capacity to discern Love-based guidance from fear-based programming.
YouTube https://youtu.be/X1wiSZJmPQ0 |
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September 20 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 20, 2012: Dr. Tim addresses Emotional Freedom Technique tapping and explains why he sees it as a useful supplement rather than a substitute for the Reality Management Worksheet. Tapping may calm intense emotional energy, while the worksheet is intended to expose underlying beliefs, trauma, dissociated material, and ancestral patterns. Ryce compares the tools to different requirements of an automobile—gasoline, oil, and air each serve a different function—and stresses the value of having multiple tools available. The larger discussion contrasts symptom relief with addressing what the participants regard as cause-level dynamics. The show also returns to goals, emotional attachments, relationships, Breath, and the importance of learning to remain present with difficult internal material rather than merely suppressing its expression. Therapeutic and health claims reflect the speakers’ perspectives and should not be taken as medical conclusions.
YouTube https://youtu.be/V0EgXcOWVDc |
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September 21 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 21, 2012: Carrie asks about the amount of death appearing in her experience after the loss of her dog, the deaths of chickens, accidents she witnessed, and her awareness of deep fear surrounding death. Ryce uses Thoreau’s observation that “it’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see” to explain that perception is shaped by the contents of the mind. He encourages bringing Love to death-related experiences and using them to expose fear rather than treating the external events as the source of fear. The discussion expands into Ryce’s belief that inherited energetic patterns contribute to deterioration and death and his aspiration that forgiveness could change those patterns. Participants also discuss holding those who die as transitioning rather than responding from fear, and the group joins an international World Peace Intention experiment associated with Lynne McTaggart, focusing collectively on Love and reduced conflict. These longevity and energetic claims belong to the show’s spiritual framework rather than established science.
YouTube https://youtu.be/_r_T9jl6E7Q |
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September 24 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 24, 2012: Broadcasting from Hamilton, Ontario, Ryce again defines Human Life through the experience of holding a newborn child and describes forgiveness as removing hostility, fear, grief, rage, hatred, and vengeance so that this original state of Love can become conscious again. Dr. Tim reports on a StillPoint Breathing workshop in Woodstock where participants had varied emotional, physical, and intellectual experiences. The discussion then moves deeply into what Ryce calls a personal code—automatic patterns built from past experiences and generational conditioning. Forgiveness gradually weakens those patterns until conscious choice becomes stronger than the old automatic reaction. A caller explores why dishonesty triggers anger and realizes that the family teaching about truth may have been installed alongside anger, making rage part of the unconscious “file” associated with truth-telling. Healing means removing the anger so honesty can be met with clarity and compassion rather than automatic attack.
YouTube https://youtu.be/PpiKi5QdLAc |
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September 25 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 25, 2012: Ryce develops the idea of the body-mind as a multigenerational database containing emotional and behavioral patterns transmitted through families. The Power Person Dynamic is discussed as one way children absorb hostility, fear, rage, abuse, and other patterns that may later emerge automatically under stress. The Law of Resonance becomes central: like tuning forks, different children may resonate differently with aspects of the same parents because each arrives with a different pattern of inherited material. This helps explain why siblings raised in the same household can have very different experiences. Marie-José discusses her own healing and teaching work, while Ryce emphasizes that inherited patterns are not destiny because the forgiveness process provides a method for bringing them into consciousness and changing their influence.
YouTube https://youtu.be/VpM5tD8lYk4 |
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September 26 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 26, 2012: Ryce describes Y’Shua’s statement “I come to bring you life more abundantly” as an invitation into the direct experience of Human Life rather than intellectual debate. StillPoint participants report strong shifts after the previous weekend’s workshop, including a desire for solitude, physical sensations, and increased awareness. Dr. Tim and Ryce discuss the film Genetic Roulette, genetically modified foods, nutrition, environmental influences, and healing, framing the body as an energy system influenced by what enters it physically and mentally. Later, Susan asks about difficulty canceling goals. Ryce clarifies that canceling a goal does not necessarily mean abandoning a useful activity such as hanging curtains; the goal is canceled when frustration, anger, or fear becomes attached to it so the underlying painful material can be addressed. This distinction helps separate practical goal-setting from goal-generated stress. Health and GMO claims reflect the historical discussion rather than current medical consensus.
YouTube https://youtu.be/4w0C9PEhTlM |
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September 27 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 27, 2012: Julie calls about jealousy toward a friend she sees as an “unhealed healer” and recognizes that comparison with another person has cost her awareness of her own Human Life. Ryce encourages her to release the judgments and remain connected to Love so guidance about whether to speak or remain silent can arise naturally. Julie then uncovers a striking connection between a boyfriend she dated at fifteen and later revelations that he had sexually abused another person, linking the discovery with her own previously repressed childhood sexual abuse. She recognizes the experience as another doorway into Carbon-Based Memory and deeper worksheet work. The conversation also addresses supporting a family member who uses alcohol to cope with problems, beginning with appreciation for the trust required to disclose the problem before offering tools. Dr. Tim closes with the “drug of figuring it out,” saying intellectual analysis alone can keep highly intelligent people trapped when the needed material lies outside conscious reasoning.
YouTube https://youtu.be/0HBl6kjetQ4 |
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September 28 To Listen, see the link in the note |
September 28, 2012: The final September show emphasizes applying the tools rather than merely discussing them. Ryce describes Human Life as the active presence of Love and revisits Rakhma as the internal condition or filter that allows intentions aligned with Love while hostility and fear activate an entirely different system. Callers share practical results: one participant describes using the work with veterans and helping expand workshops; another discusses Qigong, posture, and the body as an “antenna” for energy; and Mark reports dramatic changes in family life as he practices presencing Love before entering stressful situations. He also describes an unexpected opportunity to practice teaching the material to an old college roommate as preparation for taking the work into corporations. Julie proposes replacing “I commit to having a Human Life” with “I attune to having a Human Life,” noting that attune means bringing into harmony; Ryce agrees that the language fits the Aramaic concept of tuning and alignment.
YouTube https://youtu.be/pkJ8ku7bK6M |
