Radio Show Archive – January 2014

• HAPPY NEW YEAR !!
• Dr. Ryce expresses gratitude and invites people to synchronize with everyone around the globe who are connected to the presence of Love for five minutes before this show begins each day
• The Greek translation of the original Aramaic idea of Forgiveness equals pardoning, but not Forgiveness
• “Love those who hate you” – if we cannot do this, then we have internal work to do
• It takes time to change our beliefs so we need to stay with the work long enough to build the brain cells
• “Star Wars” lessons about anger and hate and being on the ’dark side’
• This show is about the tools, not pedestals and role models
• Dr. Hayes shares a very good example of how blaming others for our feelings and behavior is irrational
• The reason for this show, which will soon celebrate the completion of 3 years  
• A discussion about words and their effects because of our internal realities around these words
• An offering of using another word instead of ‘alarm’ in reference to clocks – perhaps ‘reminder’ or ‘alert’
• A caller shares her process with her husband

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January 3, 2014 episode of MindShifters Radio, Dr. Michael Ryce and Jeanie Ryce welcomed Dale Allen Hoffman for the launch of a new series called “Aramaic Friday,” a deep dive into ancient Aramaic wisdom and its relevance to personal healing and consciousness. The conversation unfolded with an enthusiastic exchange about their upcoming retreats—Dr. Ryce’s intensive in Costa Rica and Dale’s weekend event in New Jersey titled Embracing the Cosmic Christ. Dr. Ryce shared his vision for a “Heartland South” center in Costa Rica, noting the country’s progressive stance on healthcare, environmental sustainability, and peaceful governance, such as having abolished its military in 1948. He admired its alignment with conscious living, which mirrors the show’s core teachings of internal transformation through forgiveness.

The central discussion revolved around the Aramaic language, especially the deeper meanings of words like “Christ” and “forgiveness.” Dale emphasized that “Christ” is not a name but a title, referring to a state of being—a “channel of God” or a fully opened energy center, often linked with the “Christ chakra.” He elaborated on the historical and linguistic misconceptions that have shaped modern theology, contrasting them with original Aramaic meanings that focus on experiential presence and internal movement of energy rather than external dogma. The example of Mary Magdalene having seven “demons” cast out was reframed to mean seven blocked energy centers being stimulated into motion by Yeshua, aligning with ancient understandings of chakras and inner transformation.

Dale also expanded on how Aramaic teachings differ from Greek translations and modern religious interpretations. He introduced the concept of Pardes, the four levels of scriptural interpretation—Peshat (literal), Remez (hint), Drash (comparative), and Sod (mystical/experiential)—explaining how Aramaic words like “Abwoon” (Our Father) reveal rich, layered meanings beyond simple translation. He tied this into a larger conversation about healing, noting that real forgiveness, as taught in the Aramaic tradition, involves releasing blocked emotional energy rather than merely pardoning others. The dialogue returned repeatedly to the idea that real healing happens through presence, toning, and energetic movement—tools that allow individuals to become clear, conscious channels of love and awareness.

A caller, Julie, asked about the living, energetic quality of each Aramaic letter and how much is lost in translation. Dale and Michael affirmed that modern written forms often obscure this vitality, and emphasized the importance of sound, vibration, and intention behind words. They discussed how “Milta,” often translated as “word,” actually refers to a direct experience or living presence—something feminine, fluid, and experiential rather than fixed and conceptual.

The show concluded with reflections on the misuse of language across cultures and the role of “babble” in keeping people trapped in misunderstanding. Both Dr. Ryce and Dale reiterated that true awakening requires unlearning conditioned thought systems and returning to the raw energetic experience of words, sound, and meaning. Dale shared how his journey into toning began spontaneously at Heartland in 1995 and emphasized the value of real-time forgiveness in opening oneself to divine presence.

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• Never forgive anyone or yourself ever again if it means letting them off the hook
• What someone else “did” is the trigger, not the cause, of how you feel because it’s all an inside job and changeable
• A caller receives help getting direction with how to process and heal her basic belief that her boyfriend makes her angry
• An explanation of how little our minds are actually aware of and how our goals bring up the unhealed parts of our carbon based memory
• There is no need for forgiveness from God because God is Love and Love has no room for offense
• An example of how powerfully our own healing can even affect the people around us
• A caller shares that he has a strong physical reaction when he hears about someone else’s physical trauma and receives guidance about how to begin exploring and healing it including a dream technique that could help
• Opening the space for a different collective result by increasing our own integrity
• Two ways to see an issue: 1) I haven’t worked thru this issue yet, so I am upset when  others do it and 2) I have worked thru this issue and now I can bring a loving heart to it to help heal the issue in another
• Feb. 21 st – the first intensive in Costa Rica begins – see www.whyagain.org for info.

• Distractions that we use and why
• Information about the effects of the THC in marijuana, alcohol, and stimulants on our brains
• How to tell what a human life is, hold a new born child and experience the active presence of Love
• Responsibility is different from blame, guilt, and being wrong
• When we talk about someone else as if they caused our feelings, we are in denial because everything that shows up in our lives is from within us
• It is a trap to believe that anything outside of ourselves can control or produce reactions in us
• Dr. Hayes talks about ‘fear’ as it has been showing up in his patients and himself and how the forgiveness process changes our relationship with fear
• We’ve been trained to be afraid to express our Love in our culture
• Dr. Hayes recommends listening to Aramaic Fridays in Jan. on this show to understand the original meanings of Y’Shua’s (Jesus’) teachings with Dale Allen Hoffman and also find him on YouTube
• Rex shares a letter of acknowledgement from a friend of one of the prisoners who was in the Laws of Living course that Rex and Michele presented
• He also shares the issues that came up for him from his childhood and the loss of his son as he shared the letter

• GUEST HOSTS: Dr. Tim Hayes and Michele Pischea
• An introduction to the purpose of this show, learning Forgiveness and what it really means
• If we have pain, we have energy in our system that doesn’t belong in us and we are holding on to it
• Absolutely free tools to learn how to really forgive – www.whyagain.org and go to START HERE
• The physicist, Bruce Lipton, and Dr. Michael Ryce have been teaching the same thing about how our mind energy can produce health and growth or protection by acting on our DNA
• Recently, more scientists have proved that our minds can make changes in our DNA by the thoughts we choose www.tunebody.com/scientistfinallyshowthat
• A caller receives in depth guidance about how to distinguish the difference between her energy and that of others and how to use the Reality Management Worksheet to deal with her furious feelings
• Dora reminds us of Unstuck Wednesday happening today and shares how different her reactions are to life events because of doing her own Forgiveness work; an update on her progress with her sugar addiction 

• A discussion about our true essence (Love), light energy, and removing our “darkness” thru true Forgiveness so that we will not suffer the second death
• This is not religion, but physics
• It is genetic for us to destroy ourselves, but we are designed to live in the presence of and as the presence of LOVE
• Information about the damage to one of the storage buildings at Heartland
• Dr. Hayes summarizes the talk by Dale Allen Hoffman that his MindShifter support group viewed this week, including the origins of the concept of “hell” in the 14^th century
• A discussion about fear, terror and awe
• Several recent studies reveal that people who are trained in Mindfulness Meditation are able to change the physical responses of their bodies
• The infantile desire to blame someone else and how difficult it is to overcome because of societies’ training
• Go to www.whyagain.org to find FREE forgiveness instruction and tools
• Dr. Hayes shares the worksheet he did recently to process his anger toward a software company, with many details of his discoveries and additional worksheets

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January 10, 2014 episode of MindShifters Radio, Dr. Michael Ryce and Jeanie Ryce welcomed Dale Allen Hoffman for their second installment of Aramaic Friday, continuing an in-depth exploration of the ancient Aramaic language as a functional and experiential path of healing, rather than merely an academic pursuit. Dr. Ryce introduced the concept of “functional Aramaicists” to describe their approach—committed not just to studying sacred texts but to embodying the spiritual technologies within them. Dale shared a personal story of being at a Semitic languages conference where scholarly debate about the meaning of Aramaic words dominated the discussion. When he challenged attendees to actually practice the teachings instead of debating them, he was met with ridicule. That experience, he said, solidified his decision to pursue Aramaic teachings as a living, breathing path to transformation, not as an intellectual exercise.

Dale and Dr. Ryce explored the deeper implications of Aramaic as a language of healing and direct connection to Source. Dale emphasized that Aramaic was spoken by those historically considered “swine” or outcasts by the elite, but in truth, it preserved the wisdom teachings of figures like Yeshua (Jesus). Ryce recounted how a Jewish rabbi once told him that “all the wisdom keepers were Aramaic” and invited him to speak at a synagogue and Holocaust Museum, with the only condition being that he not use the term “Christ.” Ryce adapted his workshop to focus on Old Testament Aramaic and led a group through a forgiveness process around the Holocaust—one of the most powerful healing sessions he had ever experienced.

The show also discussed Aramaic as a “language of the angels,” not in a mystical sense but as a primal, vibrational language that carries intrinsic spiritual frequency. Dale shared how numerous people have approached him over the years describing dreams with Aramaic phrases—long before they consciously knew the language—supporting the idea that Aramaic resonates at a soul level. He explained how Aramaic words such as rucha (breath/spirit) were originally feminine and described movement, presence, and aliveness, very different from the more abstract and masculine translations such as “spiritus” in Latin. The meaning of phrases like “poor in spirit” in the Beatitudes was also corrected: rather than denoting lack, the Aramaic maskin suggests being “empty” or “open,” as in spiritually receptive and at home in one’s breath.

Dr. Ryce highlighted the functionality embedded within Aramaic grammar, such as the suffix “ta” indicating unconscious action and the “u” sound pointing to enacted behavior. These linguistic insights reveal a sophisticated awareness of internal dynamics and spiritual causality thousands of years before modern psychology. Dale noted how most modern religious teachings are entangled in misinterpretations, often stemming from Greek or King James English translations that distort original Aramaic meanings. He passionately critiqued how theological extremism, especially among Jewish, Christian, and Muslim fundamentalists, is fueled by fragmented translations and egoic belief systems. Instead, Dale emphasized that the true teachings of Yeshua—and even Muhammad—centered on inner unity, not outer dogma.

The hosts delved further into the original Aramaic meaning of “Satan” as “the resistor” or “one who misleads,” and how denial and blame trap people in cycles of suffering. Ryce pointed out that the path to healing requires dropping resistance, owning one’s internal emotional states, and forgiving what has been suppressed. Dale explained that the Qur’an was originally written in Syriac (a dialect of Aramaic), and many modern misinterpretations come from mistranslating these root texts into Arabic. This misunderstanding has contributed to spiritual distortions across traditions. They emphasized the importance of living the truth rather than debating it and encouraged listeners to bring presence and love into action as the true measure of spiritual progress.

As the show concluded, Dale shared practical insights from his toning practice and affirmed that when one opens fully to divine breath, healing happens. He described his pre-speaking rituals that include quietly chanting “Avun” or “Tay, Tay Malkutha” (an invocation of divine presence) to align himself with spirit before presenting. Dr. Ryce closed the show by affirming that Aramaic is not just a “miracle language” but a language that fosters miracles when lived. They agreed that the future lies in experiential spirituality—breathing life into sacred teachings by living them, not just interpreting them.

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• Dr. Ryce shares that forgiveness is not about letting someone else off the hook which is pardoning, but about going inside ourselves and removing what never belonged within us (hostility or fear)
• Lenin said that when we change the meaning of the words, we can change the society
• Imagine the essence of a newborn child to know what a human life is suppose to be – Love
• Denial – when we talk about someone else as the cause of what’s happening inside of ourselves and how it renders us unable to change
• The law of resonance, Costa Rica, the roof collapse at Heartland, and the invitation to a Spanish speaking church in Branson, MO
• A different way to look at the meaning of ‘leaving the Homeland’
• www.ch4cs.comto reach Dr. Hayes and sign up for his blog and tap into his videos and talks
• Dr. Hayes shares a story by Guy Finley about letting it “go on without me”
• More information about the Costa Rica project: location, dates (2/21/14), the country’s position on war, and their medical rating compared to the U.S.
• A caller shares that she is recommitting to doing at least 3 work sheets a day because she is committing to herself and her growth
• A caller shares her appreciation for everything that Dr. Hayes contributes to this program and for today’s story
• Insanity – a human form functioning without the presence of Love
• The last step of the worksheet is about making choices based in Love rather than repeating automatic decisions based in fear or hostility

• Dr. Ryce and Jeanie discuss the difficulties of translating the meaning from one language to another with a story that illustrates the point and some examples (Love, Forgiveness, pardoning)
• The power of life and death is in our words and how they affect our bodies
• Dr. Tim points out that it is more correct to say “I chose to focus on something that triggers my ____________” rather than “when you said that, it triggered my _________.” This refinement indicates our ownership and initiation of our own feelings.
• The intensive in Costa Rica has been changed to March 7^th because of an engagement in Washington State – watch the website for updates www.whyagain.org
• A caller shares her challenges with sleep and receives information about using the Mind Goal Management Sheet; working toward honoring her aunt, which is fully explained; and looking at her fear and how it resembles her power person’s fear.

• Our Power Person issues are experienced as survival issues because of the power that person had over us when we were young
• The operation of the Power Person concept and the genetic dynamic are explained
• Discussion of the movie The Passion of Christ and the various ways of using the information of that event 

• March 7 though 15^th – the first 9 day intensive in Costa Rica
• Dr. Ryce uses his embarrassment about not being able to speak Spanish (at this time) as an example of something within him that he needs to forgive
• Forgiveness is the process of going inside ourselves to remove the root of our upset, any undesirable content that blocks out our awareness of our true essence, which is Love
• Feb.18^th, Michael and Jeanie will begin living with a family in Costa Rica and attending Spanish classes
• Dr. Tim shares the excellent results that happen when “two or more are gathered” to do the work of Forgiveness
• “Breathe, feel it, and let it flow through you,” a summary of the first three Beatitudes according to Dale Allen Hoffman
• In the ancient Aramaic language, it was known that the power of the vibration of the words could resonate different things for each listener
• “When I am disturbed, I have been given the gift of being able to bring a new presence to energies that once defeated me.”
• A discussion of sacrifice
• Conversation about how the ‘Empowered to Heal’ DVD and the ‘Enlightment’ Book could be used in the MindShifters’ support group
• The value of viewing the DVD’s repeatedly because of building new brain cells and readiness for learning and a story that illustrates the point
• An in-depth discussion about the difference between automatic, unconscious decisions and choice ,which is a spiritual faculty of conscious awareness
• Important to consciously “choose” to make an internal change by using Forgiveness rather than just “choosing” not to look at or pay attention to something, which is actually denial
• Go to www.whyagain.org to find the FREE worksheet and other forgiveness tools
• Dora reminds of that this is “Unstuck Wednesday”; a discussion about how Ginkgold and cinnamon affect our sugar cravings; the importance of doing our Forgiveness work to eventually clear the energies within us that stimulate the cravings
• A caller expresses gratitude because this program and doing her Forgiveness work has literally saved her life 

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January 17, 2014 episode of MindShifters Radio, Dr. Michael Ryce and Jeanie Ryce hosted Dale Allen Hoffman for their third installment of Aramaic Friday. This conversation centered around the healing potential embedded in Aramaic teachings and the experience of spiritual presence that transcends intellectual understanding. Dale began by describing his journey into Aramaic, emphasizing that he was not academically trained in the language but rather guided by experiential wisdom, prayer, and consistent engagement with the vibrational essence of the words. He shared how his connection to Aramaic emerged naturally through his toning practice and spiritual openness, rather than through formal study, and noted that the energy of the language speaks directly to the heart and nervous system.

Dr. Ryce and Dale agreed that Aramaic is not meant to be studied the way modern languages are, but rather experienced as a “language of being.” They discussed how the original spiritual texts were encoded with vibrational frequencies that resonate with core aspects of human consciousness. The dialogue emphasized that healing through the Aramaic language happens by embodying the energies of the words, not by analyzing them intellectually. They addressed how translation into Greek and then English often stripped Aramaic teachings of their depth and nuance, reducing rich experiential wisdom into mere concepts. Dale explained that much of his own spiritual growth occurred when he stopped asking Aramaic to reveal itself intellectually and instead opened his body and spirit to receive its resonance directly.

The show featured a powerful discussion on the concept of forgiveness in the Aramaic tradition. Rather than “letting someone off the hook,” as it is often misinterpreted in modern usage, forgiveness in Aramaic is a process of removing internal energetic blocks that inhibit love and presence. The word “shbag” (forgive) in Aramaic conveys the idea of release and letting go, and Dale described forgiveness as “remembering how to love.” Dr. Ryce echoed this, explaining that when we are triggered emotionally, what surfaces is not about the other person but unprocessed content within ourselves. They both emphasized that forgiveness is not something we do to someone else but a profound internal healing that frees the individual from past pain, denial, and generational trauma.

Dale also described how being present with emotions, rather than avoiding or suppressing them, allows for healing to occur. He gave the example of grief following the loss of a loved one, explaining that such feelings are not wrong but are opportunities to sit with energy that is seeking to move. In doing so, the energy of loss can be alchemized into a deeper sense of connection and spiritual awareness. Dr. Ryce added that our emotional discomfort often points us to areas of our minds and bodies where healing is needed, and that true transformation requires ownership of those internal patterns.

The show closed with a reflection on the idea that humanity is undergoing a spiritual awakening, and that reclaiming ancient tools such as Aramaic forgiveness and breath-based practices is part of that process. Dale shared his sense that sacred sound and presence are leading the way into a new era of consciousness. Dr. Ryce invited listeners to practice the forgiveness process and to become living demonstrations of love and healing in their own lives. The episode was a call to remember that spiritual wisdom is not something external to be attained but is already within, waiting to be uncovered through awareness, breath, and presence.

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• A report of Dr. Ryce and Jeanie’s connection with a Spanish speaking church in Branson, MO
• Lady Jane, a long time listener, participant, and supporter passed on yesterday
• A discussion of Law having nothing to do with the rules of superiors; Law does not require obedience but only harmony with it; some examples
• Rahkma is the first Law; the filter of intentions; old generational energy patterns; separation from Love; the replicate mind; being of like mind with Christ
• Dr. Tim remembers the blessing of knowing Lady Jane and talks about a treasured book that she introduced him to, “The Way of Mastery”
• Dr. Tim shares that Dale Allen Hoffman talks of Michael’s ‘Reality Worksheet’ as the embodiment of the Forgiveness that Y’Shua speaks of in the Beatitudes
• We can be in possession and control of our thinking and behavior by using the tools of Forgiveness rather than simply operating from the automatic carbon based memory
• The creation of the unconscious mind
• Projection communication and responsibility communication
• The idea of filming “A Course in Miracles” on video when the studio in Costa Rica is operating
• In order to truly heal, we must be ‘out of our minds’ and connected to Mind
• Moving out of ‘blockage of truth’ and into Love of Truth with a story to illustrate
• The kingdom of God is the community of Love
• A discussion of ‘Healing Crisis’ and that whatever we nest into our field needs to come back out with an example to illustrate
• See “Saving Mr. Banks” for an excellent film that illustrates Forgiveness and the healing process

• Jeanie introduces where and how to access all of the Free Forgiveness learning tools on www.whyagain.org
• Dr. Tim Hayes shares that all of the Aramaic translations of the Beatitudes he has read encourage us to breathe because when we hold our breath, we lock energy down in our system
• Go to www.whyagain.org to find the downloadable Beatitudes under Khaburis Manuscript
• Dr. Tim details the series of steps and instructions for healing that are presented within the Beatitudes
• The name of God in the Jewish religion is not pronounceable but like the sound of a breath
• In the beginning was the Mind energy and the Mind energy was made flesh
• Our early warning system: holding our breath; progresses into tissue damage; and then pain
• If we want a Human life, we need to follow the recipe in the Beatitudes
• A caller clarifies that the crisis/opportunities in her life are because of the  
• Forgiveness work she has been doing 
• From Coke, M&M’s, and McDonald’s for dinner to vegetarian chef – choosing to do our personal work changes our lives
• Rev. Lady Jane passed on Sun. and Loving support for her and her family is asked for
• Go to www.whyagain.org to connect with Facebook and other sites to hear Michael’s update
• Information about the Summer intensives: Starting with “Fun, Food, and Forgiveness” followed by the first ever practicum of “Co-Dependence to Interdependence” integrated with “Did You Hear What I Think I Said” – see the website for details www.whyagain.org
• The need for Loving support of the prisoners who are now receiving instruction in the Laws of Living

• Dr. Ryce describes how to find the free Forgiveness instructions and tools on www.whyagain.org
• Substitute the word “remove” for “forgive” to begin to understand the truth about forgiveness
• Hostility and fear are the ingredients for insanity and regret
• Building the brain cells for how to remove content in us that never belonged
• Hostility and fear defile perception and make us “stupid”
• A discussion of vitality as it relates to layers of healing
• Dr. Tim shares the content of last night’s support group including a key concept of the oneness that we share and that any other perception is incorrect
• When we follow the recipe in the Beatitudes, we activate the latent neuro-structure that helps us remove what doesn’t belong
• March 7^th to 15^th, nine day intensive in Costa Rica; July 7^th to 16^th at Heartland “Food, Fun, and Forgiveness”; check out the rest of the schedule on the “whyagain” website as it may be changing
• Rex reports on the Laws of Living sessions in the prison yesterday including several prisoners who reported huge personal behavior changes, and that the prisoners continued to do their work even during lock down
• Einstein on “evil” – cold is the absence of heat; darkness is the absence of light; evil is the absence of Love – words man has created to describe what we experience when certain things are absence
• A caller receives information about conflicting goals and the DVD “Getting the Stress You Need” in order to be able to accomplish his intensions

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January 24, 2014 episode of MindShifters Radio, Dr. Michael Ryce and Jeanie Ryce welcomed Dale Allen Hoffman for another installment of Aramaic Friday, continuing their exploration of the healing potential found in the Aramaic teachings of Yeshua. Dale opened the conversation by highlighting how few people are truly living in the present moment. He suggested that most people are stuck in patterns of thought that are either past-based or anticipatory, rarely engaging with the now, which is where authentic spiritual experience takes place. He shared that in his own workshops, he often invites participants into presence by stripping away conceptual thinking and guiding them back into their bodies through breath and toning. His focus was on integrating rather than escaping the human experience—seeing life’s challenges as sacred rather than problems to be solved.

Dr. Ryce reinforced the idea that presence is essential to healing, especially in the context of Aramaic forgiveness. He emphasized that what people perceive as external conflict or emotional upset is often the result of unconscious internal energies coming to the surface. The Aramaic concept of forgiveness, as they reiterated, is about releasing those stored energies—not about pardoning an offender, but about purifying oneself of the resonance that generates pain. The use of tools like the Reality Management Wake-Up Sheet was encouraged as a way to process these internal blocks and restore the capacity to love.

The show also delved into the Aramaic language as a living transmission of spiritual energy, rather than merely a system of words. Dale described how each Aramaic letter has energetic significance and how toning or chanting those sounds can awaken ancient cellular memory and rewire the nervous system. He connected this to the concept of the “Rukha d’Koodsha”—the Holy Spirit or Sacred Breath—as an active, moving force rather than a passive, abstract idea. This breath-based consciousness, he explained, is central to the teachings of Yeshua, who embodied divine love and forgiveness as practical and vibrational experiences.

Dale also spoke about the importance of emotional responsibility and how most people unconsciously project unresolved pain onto others. He described a recent experience in a workshop where participants were encouraged to sit with their discomfort rather than flee from it, which led to profound openings. Dr. Ryce added that the mind will always try to escape responsibility by generating reasons for pain or blame, but healing only occurs when one reclaims ownership of inner experience. They agreed that true spiritual practice is not about bypassing human pain but about transforming it through conscious presence, breath, and forgiveness.

As the show concluded, Dale and Dr. Ryce called for a collective shift toward embodied spirituality—one that brings ancient tools like Aramaic forgiveness and breath-centered practices into modern awareness. They encouraged listeners to become aware of their projections, stay with their emotional reactions, and return to breath as the portal to divine presence. Rather than seeking escape, the invitation was to deepen into what is—and to allow that presence to become the foundation for healing and transformation.

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• Jeanie introduces true Forgiveness, reality, and actuality
• A discussion of why we don’t live from the essence of Love that we are designed for
• Go to the search bar on www.whyagain.org to ‘We Are One’ for examples of the Oneness we are designed to function from
• Fear, intuition, and safety
• Examples of the insane behaviors that we’ve had drummed into us and the latent neuro-structure given to us by God to process and heal them
• A discussion of blockage of truth, the power person dynamic, and love of Truth
• A story of flashbacks and how similar they are to blockage of truth, the “oota” state in Aramaic
• Dr. Tim recommends listening to these shows more than once to build the brain cells and have more understanding
• A caller from Morocco provides an example of the misunderstandings that can come from distorted translations
• “Forgive your brother” is actually “forgive as to your brother” explained 

• A discussion of the difficulties in correctly understanding the ancient wisdom because of the loss of meaning in translations or incorrect translations
• The importance of staying open and breathing because we are a different person now from the last time we heard it
• Tune in Friday to listen to “Aramaic, the language spoken by Y’Shua,  Friday”
• A caller shares that by moving #1D (the thought that caused her feeling in #1C) into the #1B position on a new worksheet, a wealth of very deep internal information opened up to be processed
• A caller receives suggestions about how to work on low Love of Self including a detailed explanation of anti-inhibitors
• Michael begins explaining the 12 steps in blockage of Truth in detail and will continue tomorrow

• Michael opened the show with a continuation of the previous day’s discussion about the 12 steps to Blockage of Truth.
• Rex called in sharing his experience / symptoms of healing that he has been processing the past few weeks, which marks the 1 year anniversary of his son Journey’s passing.  He has been integrating the symptoms of healing into his day in lieu of resistance and the process is fuller by doing so.  He shared the healing process he went through and reported that he did not feel good UNTIL he was through with it.
• Rex stated that we must presence Love and engage Rahkma and Khooba to heal, even if that is engaging them 2 to 3 times per second. 
• Rex shared his process at the prison yesterday and how an inmate with an issue was willing to do a worksheet in class where Rex was #1A.  
• Michele shared her experience at the prison as well. if you would like to support Rex and Michelle’s work at the prison you can go to www.stillpointbreathoflife.com and donate.  Thank you to Bill & Ellen Costantino for their monthly donation.
• Michael shared about Blockage of Truth and the process of how it looks.  He listed numerous feelings and behaviors ie…denial, justification, rationalization, resistance, separation, jealousy, fear, hate, control, depression, unwilling to keep commitments…..and so on.  If you identify with any of the above you are in blockage of truth. 
• The power person dynamic was touched upon as well.

• See www.whyagain.org for detailed information about the intensives that will be offered in Costa Rica, possibly Panama, and at Heartland this summer
• The 12 steps to Blockage of Truth from the Laws of Living Course: 
• 1) resistance which will be experienced as any of the following: separation, jealousy, fear, hate, blame, envy, condemnation of self or others, control, manipulation, rage, judgment, irritation, using any drug including rage, feeling threatened, defensiveness, fear of loss, mistrust, complaining, unhappiness, poverty, revenge, verbal, physical, or mental abuse of self or others, self-righteousness, taking things personally, criminality, minimizing the value of the valuable, avoiding responsibility, withholding of communication, resentment, unwillingness to face and work thru one’s own healing process
• 2) refusal to accept communication as offered which may be experienced as adding meaning, switching or complicating issues or focus
• 3) adding our own meaning to every statement
• 4) removing or ignoring information that conflicts with active goals and focusing on what does support your goals while discounting what others are saying
• 5) distractions by telling their story and making excuses  
• 6) minimizing information that does not support the errant conclusion
• 7) maximizing information that supports the errant conclusion
• 8) pleading unconsciousness
• 9) avoiding situations to avoid pain and difficulties
• 10) not keeping agreements/ making excuse
• 11) terrorizing self with worry, blame, shame or catastrophic thinking
• 12) demeaning others by attempting to control everyone and everything
• Beware of the distorting power of the way you want it to be
• The three possible behaviors available when we are living out of carbon based memory rather than Love
• The results of denial of the content of one’s own mind, is the only enemy that we will ever face
• “Love is the cure for your pain. Your pain will keep giving birth to more pain until your eyes constantly exhale Love…” By Rumi in the 13^thcentury.
• The antidote for blockage of truth is Love of Truth

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January 31, 2014 episode of MindShifters Radio, Dr. Michael Ryce and Jeanie Ryce were joined once again by Dale Allen Hoffman for another Aramaic Friday. The show began with a deep exploration of the experiential nature of true spirituality and the necessity of presence in the healing process. Dale reflected on how modern spirituality often becomes overly conceptual, and he emphasized that true spiritual awakening only occurs when one becomes fully present to their inner experience. He shared how most people are conditioned to think their way out of pain, rather than sit with it and allow healing through breath, vibration, and the release of blocked energies.

Dr. Ryce echoed this sentiment, highlighting how Aramaic forgiveness is designed to dissolve the inner energetic roots of pain rather than merely addressing surface-level issues. They emphasized that this process is not about intellectually understanding teachings, but rather about applying them in one’s moment-to-moment awareness. Dale described how words in the Aramaic language carry an energetic imprint and that chanting or toning them activates healing frequencies within the nervous system. He spoke about how Aramaic is a language of light and sound that invites people back into harmony with their divine nature, not through dogma but through direct experience of breath and tone.

The conversation touched on the importance of remembering rather than learning—of reconnecting with the truth already within rather than acquiring new concepts. Dale emphasized that sacred practices are about restoring awareness to the present moment, where transformation becomes possible. He described how resistance to emotional pain, especially through denial or projection, keeps people trapped in suffering. Dr. Ryce supported this by explaining that pain surfaces not because someone else caused it, but because there is internal content ready to be healed. The two discussed the use of tools like the Reality Management Wake-Up Sheet and the importance of tracking one’s emotions to dissolve unconscious patterns.

A significant portion of the show focused on language and its role in shaping perception. Dale described how modern English, particularly biblical translations, often misrepresents the original meaning of Aramaic texts. For instance, the word translated as “evil” in English actually refers in Aramaic to something incomplete or immature, rather than morally wrong. This reframe removes the shame often attached to emotional pain and invites a more compassionate engagement with the healing process. Dr. Ryce pointed out that such misinterpretations can lead to deeply embedded cultural distortions that reinforce guilt and disempowerment, rather than encourage healing and ownership.

As the episode closed, both Dale and Dr. Ryce encouraged listeners to trust their inner wisdom and to return to the breath as the sacred access point for reconnecting with divine presence. They reminded the audience that forgiveness is not an act of the mind but a surrender into presence and a willingness to feel what is asking to be released. Rather than striving for enlightenment, the invitation was to soften into the truth of one’s being and to allow love to dissolve the barriers within. The show reaffirmed the core message of their work: that healing is not about fixing but about remembering who we are beneath our conditioning.

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