Archived Radio Shows June 2012

June 1

Throughout the episode, Dr. Ryce and Jeanie interact with various callers, helping them work through personal struggles.

One caller, Carrie, shares her challenges with feeling stuck in a job she doesn’t enjoy, despite the financial benefits it offers. The co-hosts guide her through creating a “mindshifter,” a tool that surfaces unconscious negative beliefs, to help her break free from internal constraints and take the next step in her life and career. They explain how mind shifters resonate with deep-seated emotions, ultimately bringing those emotions into conscious awareness for release and transformation.

Another significant topic covered in the episode involves the connection between stress and how destructive energies can affect the body. This conversation expands on the idea that thoughts and feelings not based in love—such as hostility and fear—can lead to physical manifestations of illness, highlighting the importance of conscious healing practices. The episode also explores how personal and collective healing can contribute to ending hostility on a global scale, inviting listeners to embrace the daily practice of forgiveness to foster a more peaceful world.

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The show opens with Tim Hayes standing in as the host, emphasizing how the forgiveness process aims to remove anything less than love from one’s mind, body, and energy system. This process seeks to dismantle hostile or fearful perceptions, helping people shift back to their true nature of love and creation. Dr. Ryce’s method, rooted in ancient teachings, challenges the common perception that external events cause anger or fear, suggesting instead that these emotions stem from internal, false beliefs that can be undone through conscious work.

The radio show highlights the tools available on Dr. Ryce’s website, whyagain.org, which provide resources like downloadable worksheets and audio files for those interested in engaging in the forgiveness process. The interactive nature of the show encourages callers to share their experiences. The conversation frequently returned to the topic of forgiveness, not as a way to pardon others, but as a method for removing false perceptions from the mind. The broadcast emphasizes the importance of continual, conscious work to remove old traumas, ultimately leading to a sense of peace and love.

Several participants, including David and Rick, shared personal experiences of using the tools and engaging in breathwork, revealing how their emotional states have shifted over time. The hosts highlighted how deep-seated anger and fear can manifest over generations and impact familial relationships, underscoring the power of the forgiveness process in healing these patterns. Rick’s transformative experience, shared by David, illustrates how even small commitments, like exchanging daily hugs, can build trust and foster emotional healing. This deep work reflects the broader mission of MindShifters Radio—to foster personal healing and collective peace.

June 5

During the episode, guest Tim Hayes fills in for Dr. Ryce, emphasizing the importance of applying the tools of forgiveness to heal the mind and body and foster global peace. He also reflects on the significance of Memorial Day, urging listeners to honor victims of war by committing to personal healing and the eradication of hostility. The discussion touches on the teachings of Yeshua (often translated as Jesus), exploring how his lessons focused on removing negative energies from the human system and achieving a constant state of love. They emphasize that these teachings transcend religious doctrine and are more about accessing one’s true self through love and forgiveness.

The episode further provides practical steps for listeners, including downloading free worksheets on forgiveness from Dr. Ryce’s website, which can help people recognize and remove any false realities. In the show, the hosts and guests engage in conversations about challenges in personal growth, offering insights into how individuals can maintain a mindset focused on love, despite cultural conditioning that often encourages fear and judgment.

Throughout the program, participants like David and Nene share personal experiences of growth through the MindShifters process, discussing how the group dynamic supports individual healing. The hosts encourage listeners to engage with local or online support groups to further explore these concepts and apply the tools of forgiveness to their lives.

June 6

The show included practical advice for using the Reality Management Worksheet, a tool Ryce developed to help individuals process and clear internal conflicts. Free resources, including downloads of the worksheet and audio recordings, are available on Ryce’s website, www.whyagain.com, as part of their mission to help individuals use forgiveness as a path to healing. Ryce and Jeanie, along with guest Tim Hayes, discussed the importance of addressing internal conflicts to avoid repeating destructive patterns, urging listeners to take charge of their emotional and mental states through the ancient forgiveness practice.

In a segment of the show, Ryce shared his reflections on societal issues like violence and war, suggesting that these arise from fear-based thinking and could be alleviated if individuals worked on discipline and inner peace. The program also highlighted upcoming events at Heartland, their center, which includes workshops and programs focusing on food, fun, forgiveness, and self-improvement.

June 7

One of the primary tools discussed on the show was the Reality Management Worksheet, a tool that aids in practicing the Aramaic forgiveness process. Available for free on Dr. Ryce’s website, the worksheet helps individuals examine their thought patterns, identify any negativity, and shift toward love. The show featured examples of how the worksheet had transformed lives, including a powerful testimonial from a woman named Lynn, who worked through deep-rooted issues of anger and rage and ended up feeling compassion.

The hosts also encouraged listeners to engage in regular practice to remove negative energies, as holding onto anger and fear can deteriorate one’s mental and physical health. The show concluded with listener interactions and calls for community support, emphasizing the importance of continuous practice in building a life centered on love, compassion, and forgiveness.

June 8

June 8, 2012, introduces listeners to the ancient Aramaic process of forgiveness. The show focuses on the internal journey of forgiveness as a self-cleansing tool rather than the traditional idea of excusing someone else’s actions. The Ryces emphasize that true forgiveness is about removing what doesn’t belong within oneself, particularly feelings of hostility or fear. Dr. Ryce further explains how forgiveness can help individuals take responsibility for their emotions instead of blaming others, a process facilitated by the “Reality Management or Forgiveness Worksheet” available on their website.

The discussion transitions into the idea of projection, where individuals often place blame on others for internal feelings they’ve dissociated from. Through the forgiveness process, they encourage listeners to cancel the unrealistic goals they project onto others and instead focus on reconnecting with their original being—love. The episode also covers live caller interactions, where issues like family trauma, alcohol dependency, and unfair treatment are addressed. One caller, Lynn, shares her personal journey of dealing with rage and powerlessness related to her father’s estate and a long-standing conflict with a medical board, which had unjustly removed her license. The Ryces guide Lynn through the worksheet process to explore how these unresolved feelings have shaped her present life, helping her reframe her perspective and release anger. The conversation touches on deep emotional healing, the impact of generational trauma, and how holding onto pain can manifest in physical ailments like chronic fatigue.

Throughout the episode, Dr. Ryce advocates for self-awareness, love, and the dissolution of deep-seated emotional patterns. The importance of using the forgiveness tools regularly to navigate life’s challenges and achieve personal transformation is reiterated.

June 9

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He discusses the damaging effects of holding onto non-loving emotions like anger, pain, and guilt, which destroy the essence of human life. The couple draws attention to the widespread belief that violence and war are justified solutions to conflict, particularly as portrayed in media. Dr. Ryce argues that such ideologies promote a destructive cycle that needs to be stopped by focusing on forgiveness and living according to the principles of love.

In the program, they also reflect on the impact of Hollywood’s portrayals of violence, using the example of the film “Snow White and the Huntsman”. The narrative of “the good guy killing the bad guy” is highlighted as a dangerous myth that perpetuates war and violence. Instead, the hosts advocate for a shift towards non-violent resolutions rooted in the active presence of love. Dr. Ryce and Jeanie call for listeners to take responsibility for their emotional reactions and apply the forgiveness tools available on their website to clear away any emotions unlike love. They provide detailed guidance on how to practice forgiveness as a means to end internal and external conflict.

The hosts also share upcoming events, including support groups and workshops, encouraging listeners to engage in their educational offerings. A specific example of the positive results of forgiveness is shared by a caller, Linda, who resolved a conflict with her husband through forgiveness instead of continuing a pattern of hostility. The show reiterates that such changes in individual behavior can ripple out to affect broader systems, ultimately contributing to peace and understanding on a larger scale.

June 12

The show highlighted that the personal wars we fight—whether internal, interpersonal, or societal—can be transformed by living in the active presence of love.

Ryce and Jeanie expressed that forgiveness is key to changing the global dynamic of violence and war, arguing that when a critical mass of people choose to live as true human beings, the world will undergo a profound shift. Throughout the episode, they invited listeners to engage in the forgiveness process, offering resources on their website and discussing the power of removing mental blocks that prevent people from experiencing their authentic human lives.

The episode also touched on related topics like the impact of gratitude and support in healing, as shown through a listener’s story of a surgeon who received appreciation for his work after years of feeling unrecognized. Overall, the radio show encouraged the audience to embrace forgiveness as a way to live in alignment with love and human potential, sharing practical tools and inviting participation in workshops.

June 13

Jeanie explains how these worksheets, available on their website, walk individuals through a step-by-step process to identify and remove emotional blockages. They also discuss the importance of community support, sharing experiences from their workshops and support groups.

Guest Dr. Tim shares how participating in these groups helps people experience breakthroughs by working through their personal issues.

The episode includes testimonials from listeners, including Patricia from Fort Lauderdale, who found forgiveness for her past experiences through the worksheets. The hosts encourage everyone to take responsibility for their inner world, reinforcing the idea that true transformation starts from within.

June 14

During the show, the hosts and callers engage in discussions about self-responsibility, internal reflection, and the ways in which negative emotions manifest through denial. They describe the power of recognizing the role we play in creating our realities, stressing that understanding how we “ask” for certain life situations can empower us to choose differently. Dr. Ryce introduces the concept of forgiveness as an internal process rather than simply pardoning someone, which many people confuse with true emotional release. This forgiveness work involves deep internal reflection, akin to running an anti-virus program to remove harmful mental patterns. The radio show encourages people to use specific worksheets available on their website to practice this process.

The episode also highlights the importance of love and the ability to create a space free of hostility and fear. Dr. Ryce and Jeanie invite listeners to engage in this transformative journey, noting the simplicity of their forgiveness worksheets despite the mental resistance many people initially experience. They explain that once participants remove these blockages, they can foster compassion for themselves and others, leading to profound emotional healing.

June 15

In addition to forgiveness, the episode touched on how unresolved generational trauma can influence present-day emotions, and how working through these deep-seated issues can lead to personal healing. Dr. Ryce provided examples of physical healing through emotional work, including a woman’s improvement in vision after using his forgiveness tools, and shared the importance of understanding that diseases are energetic patterns rather than physical problems. The show encouraged listeners to visit their website for free resources on forgiveness, including worksheets and book chapters that guide individuals through this healing journey.

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Ryce encourages listeners to visit his website to access forgiveness worksheets and outlines how crucial it is to clear oneself of pain, anger, and hostility in order to lead a truly fulfilling life. He further explains how proper nutrition plays a vital role in supporting personal healing, arguing that a healthy, well-nourished body is better equipped to deal with emotional challenges. He and guest Ari, a chef from Chicago, discuss the upcoming “Food, Fun, Forgiveness, and Work” workshop at Heartland, where participants will engage in a holistic healing process involving raw and cooked vegan foods. Ari shares his vast knowledge of healthy eating, explaining the importance of minerals, proper nutrition, and how food choices impact healing.

Throughout the episode, Ryce and Ari talk about the deep connection between healthy living and emotional well-being. They describe upcoming workshops and events that will integrate food education and forgiveness practices. Ari offers several culinary insights, discussing vegan barbecue options, food preparation techniques, and the nutritional value of certain grains and vegetables. The episode concludes with listeners calling in to share their experiences with food, healing, and forgiveness, while Ryce encourages continued practice of these principles to foster both personal and global transformation.

June 19

Throughout the episode, Dr. Ryce discussed the concept of “regulatory speech,” which refers to the unconscious language people use that reflects their internal emotional states. This speech not only shapes individual perceptions but also regulates emotional and physiological responses. By paying attention to and altering these speech patterns, people can begin to dismantle unhealthy emotional responses, such as hostility and fear, and replace them with love. The show also included anecdotes from listeners and discussions about using forgiveness as a tool to transform emotional and mental health.

The episode touched on the broader implications of these teachings, including their potential to address global issues such as war, by promoting a critical mass of people who understand projection and forgiveness. Dr. Ryce shared his belief that the path to healing the world starts with healing oneself and emphasized that even small numbers of people practicing forgiveness can influence global consciousness.

June 20

During the show, Dr. Ryce introduces the idea of forgiveness as a method of “deleting” internal content, arguing that blaming external factors for one’s pain only perpetuates suffering. He shares personal stories and anecdotes, highlighting how unresolved past trauma continues to influence present emotions and behaviors. The hosts also explore the idea of resonance, where unresolved emotional energy from past generations can manifest in current life situations. They encourage listeners to do the internal work required to heal from this inherited emotional baggage, suggesting that global change can begin with individual transformation.

Throughout the episode, the Ryces stress the importance of developing a disciplined practice of forgiveness, using various tools such as worksheets, breathwork, and self-reflection. They also invite listeners to join them in their commitment to creating a peaceful world by embodying love and responsibility. By building what they call “critical mass,” they believe that enough people practicing forgiveness can lead to a planetary shift in consciousness.

June 21

Ryce explained that when people are under stress, their minds often default to negative, fear-based programming learned from their “power person” (a dominant figure from their childhood). This default behavior, passed down through generations, prevents individuals from functioning as their true selves—beings of love. Ryce advocates that the key to breaking this cycle is forgiveness, which involves canceling goals tied to past grievances and freeing the mind from repetitive, destructive patterns.

The episode featured a caller, Nene, who shared her experience of emotional and spiritual healing through the forgiveness process. She recounted a vision in which her family members appeared to her, expressing love. This was followed by a real-life reconnection with her estranged brother. Ryce praised her progress and reiterated that deep emotional work, like forgiveness, can result in profound life changes.

Throughout the show, Ryce and Jeanie provided listeners with access to resources, including worksheets for forgiveness exercises available on their website, whyagain.com. Ryce also invited listeners to join upcoming workshops and intensives aimed at teaching the tools of forgiveness in greater depth. The overall message was one of hope, encouraging listeners to engage in the process of forgiveness to live lives centered in love, free from the destructive influence of past programming.

June 22

During the show, Jeanie and Michael reflect on their ongoing mission to support individual and collective healing, and they invite listeners to participate in the transformative process of forgiving not only for personal healing but for generational and global change. They share practical tools for addressing pain and frustration, especially through the use of the forgiveness worksheet. A caller named Joanne also joins the discussion, seeking guidance on a conflict she had with a person named David. Through a guided worksheet process, Joanne explores how her desire for control and defensive reaction to David’s tone mirrored unresolved generational pain and learned patterns from her past. The Ryces help Joanne recognize the need to cancel her goal of controlling the interaction, guiding her back to a state of love and clarity.

This episode illustrates how internal forgiveness allows individuals to heal from past traumas and reduce the likelihood of hostile reactions in the future. The show advocates that when a person achieves the ability to remain loving, even in the face of adversity, they can contribute to a peaceful and harmonious world.

June 23

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Throughout the episode, Ryce interacts with callers, supporting them through the forgiveness process by analyzing deep-seated emotions. One example involves a participant using a forgiveness worksheet to uncover layers of unresolved emotions stemming from personal and relational experiences. This process, known as the “Hydra effect,” uncovers multiple hidden feelings and thoughts tied to painful memories. Dr. Ryce and Jeanie explain how these insights allow individuals to collapse false projections of their emotions and take a step toward healing. By engaging with forgiveness worksheets, individuals are encouraged to dismantle the barriers preventing them from living in love, eventually reaching a state where love becomes the normal, constant condition of their existence.

June 26

Jeanie shares updates on the development of their new website and a mobile app that helps users stay connected to their events and workshops. Throughout the show, they answer calls from listeners, offering personalized mind shifters—tools designed to shift one’s thinking and address deeper emotional or physical pain. One particular tool mentioned is a mind shifter to help a caller dealing with a health issue: “It is safe and healing for me to feel and heal everything inside of me.” The episode highlights the importance of taking responsibility for one’s own feelings and the transformative power of forgiveness as a means to end internal and external wars. The hosts encourage listeners to be proactive in this process by engaging with the forgiveness worksheets available on their website.

June 27

The show opens with Jeanie and Tim sharing insights from a recent support group meeting, where he gained a profound realization through the forgiveness worksheet process. He discussed how our minds often distort reality during emotional triggers, and how his own anger revealed the same actions in himself that he had judged in another person. This reflective moment emphasizes the importance of recognizing our own role in emotional upsets and the powerful tools offered by forgiveness practices.

Throughout the episode, Tim and Jeanie exchange wisdom on the internal nature of happiness, discussing how the belief that we can make others happy often leads to an endless cycle of dissatisfaction. They further emphasize that external validation can never substitute for inner peace, a realization often achieved through worksheets and breathwork practices. Later, a caller named Margaret shares her gratitude for the forgiveness tools, and Nanay joins to offer support, highlighting the importance of maintaining the healing space in small or large group settings. The conversation reflects how forgiveness, as taught by Michael Ryce and his team, is a lifelong process of internal healing rather than a destination to be reached.

Additionally, the episode includes discussions on still-point breathing, emotional freedom technique (EFT), and the interconnectedness of emotional and physical health, with Dr. Tim emphasizing that healing is both an internal and ongoing journey.

June 28

Jeanie, who was unable to co-host due to a dental appointment, is still mentioned by Dr. Ryce, who encourages listeners to hold her in light. Throughout the show, Ryce challenges cultural norms that suggest other people are responsible for our emotional states. Instead, he teaches that pain and negative emotions, such as anger and sadness, stem from unresolved issues within ourselves. The episode highlights how deeply ingrained hostility and fear can be passed down through generations and stored in our bodies, leading to disease and discomfort.

Dr. Ryce encourages listeners to take full responsibility for their emotions and engage in the forgiveness process as a means of personal and societal healing. By doing so, he believes individuals can break free from the veils that hide their pain and negativity, ultimately leading to a more peaceful existence. He also references his book, Why Is This Happening to Me Again?, and provides resources, including downloadable worksheets, that guide listeners through the forgiveness process. Ryce closes the show by taking calls from listeners and offering advice on how to integrate forgiveness into their daily lives, while maintaining a compassionate and supportive tone throughout.

June 29

Throughout the episode, Dr. Ryce and Jeanie offer practical tools, such as worksheets, to guide listeners through the forgiveness process. They explain that these tools are essential for building a solid foundation of self-love and purging the negative emotions that cause inner and outer conflict. The show also touches on the generational nature of trauma and the need for patience in the forgiveness process, as it can take time to fully heal. Additionally, Dr. Ryce interacts with various callers, including Dr. Tim and Rex, who share personal experiences with the forgiveness process, highlighting its profound impact on their emotional well-being. The episode reinforces that healing is an ongoing journey and that even teachers of the process, like Dr. Ryce and Jeanie, continue to work through their own emotional challenges.

June 30