Radio Show Archive – November 2026

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Ryce emphasizes that Love is not merely something people do for one another, but the created essence of human life itself. He uses the experience of holding a newborn as the clearest experiential reference for this state and offers that the human organism is designed to function with Love as its proper “power supply.” He connects Rakhma with Breath, saying that together they form a healing system in which active present Love is delivered into physiology. These neurological and physiological interpretations are presented as part of Ryce’s teaching framework rather than established medical conclusions.

A major theme is the role of Rukha d’Qudsha, the Sacred Breath. Ryce says he is researching healing accounts throughout scripture and proposes that Breath is a recurring, often overlooked element in physical, mental, emotional, relational, financial, community, and cultural healing. He offers that the original experiential practices were progressively replaced by doctrine, hierarchy, and belief, while the immediate relationship between the individual and the Creator’s Breath was obscured. In this framework, Power Person and family patterns can become the habitual dynamics operating through the human system unless they are addressed through Forgiveness and conscious practice.

Ryce also restates his rigorous distinction between translation and interpretation. He rejects the phrase “lost in translation,” offering that a true translation must reproduce the same meaning or imagery in the receiving language. In his view, much of what came into Greek was interpretation rather than genuine translation. He summarizes Y’Shua’s message as engagement with the Creator’s Breath, releasing hostility through Forgiveness, aligning with Love, and living here and now in what he interprets as the community of Love. The practical emphasis is strong: listeners are told they do not need to believe the teaching, but they do need to use the tools and observe the results.

Terry Bowling then describes how regular worksheet practice has become essential to his daily life. He says unresolved material continues to surface around a serious fall seven years earlier and that doing even a few worksheets shifts the tone of his day. He connects this with Mind Goal Management and the recognition that, if he does not consciously manage his mind, Carbon-Based Memory will manage it for him. Ryce adds that extended StillPoint Breath practice is increasingly producing a direct physiological experience of joy for him.

The discussion then turns to stress. Ryce offers that stress itself is not the enemy; it is the motivating force behind activity. Goals create stress, and too many simultaneous goals can consume the mind’s available resources much as too many open programs can crash a computer. This is why he connects Shbag, “cancel,” with Forgiveness: canceling goals that are no longer appropriate frees mental resources and helps collapse painful perceptual constructs. He recommends the Mind Goal Management Sheet and stresses using tools rather than admiring or merely understanding them.

The show closes by returning to generational patterns, perception, and Revelation. Ryce says the mind cannot “figure out” the layers of inherited and relational conditioning, but it can Forgive them. Canceling the goal driving a painful construct allows that construct to collapse and exposes what lies beneath. He then guides listeners into gentle Breath, inviting them to soften tension in the jaw, throat, gut, neck, or other areas and bring Rukha d’Qudsha into those places. He corrects an earlier formulation by saying the Breath does not “teach” Truth; it reveals Truth, moving awareness from Carbon-Based Memory and perception toward Revelation.

From Chatroom:

GETTING THE STRESS Schematics of the Mind (Three filters) revised 2017 from Getting the Stress You Need (PDF format) Rakhma and Khooba explained. https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Getting_the_Stress_You_Need_diagram_of_filters_rev2017.pdf

MIND/GOAL MANAGEMENT Worksheet revised 2017 from Getting the Stress You Need (PDF format) https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/MindGoalManagement_rev2017.pdf

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He then describes how Power Person messages can become internal thought disorders such as “you’re broken,” “there’s something wrong with you,” or “you’re not good enough.” When these messages are activated, the mind can project them outward and literally construct a distorted picture of another person from its own hostility or fear. In Ryce’s framework, the presence of hostility or fear is a sign that perception is being shaped by unresolved material rather than Truth. The Power Person Worksheet is designed to help a person become “the thinker apart from the thought, the feeler apart from the feeling, and the actor apart from the action,” making it possible to observe these inherited patterns instead of automatically obeying them.

Ryce distinguishes active Power Person messages from passive ones. An active message is something actually said to the child; a passive message is one the child constructs from the adult’s behavior, attitude, or emotional climate. He encourages questioning every such message, especially any thought that alters or interrupts the Breath. These unconscious dynamics often continue into adult relationships through blame, control, fear of disapproval, and attempts to gain from a spouse or partner what was never received from the Power Person. Codependence, in this discussion, is described as speaking or behaving as though another person causes what is happening internally, while interdependence requires responsibility for one’s own internal state.

Kerry shares a powerful example involving her mother’s statement when she was young, “I wish I’d never had you kids,” and how that may have reinforced a long-standing belief of being unworthy or unwanted. She connects this with earlier work around nearly leaving her husband and recognizing how old patterns had been projected into the relationship. As she explores the question “Who am I really?” she begins separating identity from body, personality, memories, and automatic thoughts. Ryce identifies this as the objective of the Power Person work: becoming aware that thoughts moving through the system are not necessarily the truth of who one is.

The conversation then moves into the distinction between replaying inherited material and originating something new. Ryce describes Carbon-Based Memory as a vast multigenerational database and links the process of stepping outside it with what Jung called individuation. Instead of automatically repeating blame, defense, fear, and family patterns, the person can begin asking, “Who am I? Why am I here? What is my purpose?” and originate thoughts and behaviors that may never have existed in the bloodline before. Kerry says the expanded Power Person Workbook has helped her observe habitual patterns without condemning herself, and she reports that her marriage is dramatically different from decades earlier because of this work.

Kerry also describes a period of profound low energy and depression that followed several major insights about identity and unconscious patterns. Ryce interprets this within his healing-crisis framework, where old material surfacing may temporarily appear as fatigue, negative thoughts, depression, or returning symptoms. He encourages willingness, rest, water, Breath, and reduced resistance rather than fighting the experience. He connects this with the D’Qudshā Factor: when willingness reduces resistance enough, Rukha d’Qudshā can move more powerfully through the process. These healing-crisis and physiological interpretations are part of Ryce’s framework rather than established medical conclusions.

The show closes with the idea that healing is relational and generational. Kerry describes greater openness with her sisters and a softening around an estranged brother. Ryce distinguishes invitation from coercion and encourages allowing healing to ripple outward without trying to force another person’s response. The broader message is that every layer of fear, blame, self-condemnation, grief, and inherited Power Person conditioning can become material for Forgiveness, Breath, and a new level of human choice.

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A major theme is the healing process itself. Ryce says that when old disintegrative patterns begin to move out of physiology, the symptoms of healing can resemble the symptoms associated with disease; the distinction, in his framework, is the direction in which the underlying energy is moving. He encourages staying with Breath and Forgiveness rather than abandoning the process when symptoms temporarily intensify. He connects this with the idea from A Course in Miracles that “when you are healed, you are never healed alone,” and with Carl Jung’s view that personal healing contributes something, however small, to humanity as a whole.

Ryce then distinguishes Truth and Actuality from mental constructs. He teaches that hostility or fear indicates that the mind is operating from corrupt or distorted data rather than directly from what is actually present. Blame strengthens the construct by repeatedly focusing creative energy on the same story. Forgiveness, by contrast, is intended to expose and dissolve the hidden patterns beneath that perception. Ryce also revisits the nine-slot model of conscious awareness, explaining that the mind can organize only a very limited amount of information at one time, while far more information exists outside awareness. He uses this to illustrate why different people can occupy dramatically different perceived realities while looking at the same circumstance.

The discussion moves into Power Person Dynamics and generational conditioning. Beliefs, prejudices, defensive reactions, emotional patterns, and childhood conclusions that have been denied or dissociated may continue shaping perception without conscious awareness. Ryce describes the expanded Power Person Workbook and Codependence to Interdependence material as tools for identifying these hidden patterns. A participant then describes work with a client whose conflict with her husband revealed older themes of not belonging, not being heard, not being valued, and fearing disconnection. The shift in the work was from trying to fix the husband or marriage toward recognizing and healing the same control, criticism, avoidance, resentment, and need to be right within herself.

Ryce emphasizes that Love is the natural physiological state when hostility, fear, grief, rage, vengeance, and other disturbances are no longer dominating the system. The goal is not to obtain Love from another person, but to restore the human system to the condition in which Love is already its governing energy. He uses the story of someone searching under a streetlamp for keys lost somewhere else as a metaphor for denial: people often search externally because that is where the “light” appears to be, while the real source of the disturbance remains hidden within.

The final portion becomes an extended Breath meditation. Ryce guides listeners to soften the jaw, throat, chest, belly, and muscular tension while allowing continuous connected Breath. He describes moving from sympathetic nervous-system dominance toward greater physiological balance and invites listeners to imagine circulation, oxygen, nourishment, and relaxation reaching throughout the body. These physiological claims and numerical estimates are part of Ryce’s teaching framework and are not independently verified within the transcript.

The meditation then shifts from physiology into the Sacred Breath experience. Listeners are invited to welcome active present Love with each inhale and let hostility, fear, grief, judgment, and old stories unwind with each exhale. Forgiveness is pictured as the untying of knots. Ryce guides listeners toward the inner chamber, the indwelling Presence, and what he calls the Holy of Holies within. The show closes with the affirmation that human physiology is designed to be the resting place of Love and that Breath can function as the doorway from perception into a deeper experience of wholeness.

From Chatroom:

CIA information https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/CIA_Study_of_Intelligence.pdf

https://whyagain.org/codependence-communication-intensive-self-directed-option/

POWER PERSON WORKSHEET (PDF format)- new detailed/expanded 19-page worksheet with Pseudo Solutions. This evolved in the online CoDependence Intensive back in 2020 – 2021. michael covered this worksheet on the MindShifters Radio shows beginning April 7th, 2025. You can access these archives on our YouTube channel Playlists titled “Pseudo Solutions” and/or “Power Person” https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Power-Person-Pseudo-Solution-Worksheet-05032025.pdf

https://terrywraybowling.substack.com/p/i-came-from-the-black

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Susan returns from Hawaii and describes a deepening realization that “I am Love” is the foundation of Being. She says that whatever enters awareness either reflects Love or exposes a falsehood that can be corrected through Breath and Forgiveness. She shares experiences from her Kauai retreat involving meditation, Family Constellation work, the “triadic braid” of masculine, feminine, and child, and what she experienced as a shift from perception toward knowing. She also describes her spiritual interpretations concerning sacred sites, dimensional consciousness, future planetary changes, and other metaphysical experiences. These are presented as Susan’s personal spiritual experiences and beliefs rather than established factual claims.

The conversation then develops the distinction between perception and Actuality. Ryce explains that canceling goals can collapse perception and leave an open space in which the “Mind of Christ,” Being, or fresh meaning can arise rather than meanings derived from Carbon-Based Memory. Susan connects this with Viktor Frankl’s idea of the space between stimulus and response and says the key is to observe without immediately assigning inherited meaning. The Golden Buddha story becomes a metaphor for human essence: layers of mud may cover the gold, but they never alter what is underneath. In the same way, hostility, fear, grief, rage, trauma, and generational conditioning may obscure Love without changing the underlying essence.

Rex reports continued improvement in wrist mobility and discusses physical tension, supplements, movement, and his healing process. Ryce reframes muscle tension as a possible messenger of something being held and encourages relationship with the tension rather than simply suppressing it. The medical and supplement discussion reflects personal experience and Ryce’s health framework and should not be taken as individualized medical guidance.

Ryce returns to the central question of the show: “What is your lifeblood?” Is it what you can get, the story you carry, or the purpose you bring into the world? He extends the Golden Buddha metaphor inward, describing fear, sadness, grief, rage, hatred, vengeance, and victimhood as the “mud” covering the inner radiance. The hero’s or mystic’s journey is the persistent use of Forgiveness and Breath to remove those layers rather than waiting for suffering to force the issue. Pain is treated as a messenger inviting deeper inquiry into thoughts, judgments, emotional wounds, and unconscious programming.

Susan then relates this directly to her broken collarbone, describing the injury and recovery as part of a larger process involving grief, responsibility, family patterns, masculine and feminine roles, and her willingness to face whatever surfaced. Ryce challenges the idea that “God caused” the bicycle accident and redirects the conversation toward responsibility: she was operating the bicycle, encountered the circumstance, and had an opportunity to bring awareness to what was already restricted within. This distinction becomes central — spiritual meaning does not require abandoning responsibility. Susan recognizes that perhaps a gentler lesson had been available if she had been more receptive beforehand.

The show closes with Breath as the means of deeper receptivity. Ryce suggests that life may provide subtle signals before the “cosmic two-by-four” arrives, and that continuous relationship with Breath, willingness, openness, and inner listening can increase receptivity to those signals. The invitation is to question inherited assumptions, listen more deeply, choose responsibility, and allow the Sacred Breath to reveal a gentler path back to Love.

From Chatroom:

Jeanie: magnesium l-threonate

Rex: https://youtu.be/TRf0r2rux8k?is=6XLXOuzza5YcXjyF  Dr Berg’s video

Dr Berg video #2 https://youtu.be/IqGowurcVPs?is=lArdbr0qgKyMR4T7

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The conversation expands into healthy attachment, parenting, and what Neufeld calls the natural alpha position. Susan describes healthy alpha as providing direction, protection, responsibility, emotional safety, patience, and generosity so a child can lean into connection rather than having to chase it. Ryce relates this to an early model he called “matrix therapy,” using the metaphor of a flower needing all essential nutrients in healthy soil. In the same way, he suggests that children require Love-based interaction with parents, siblings, caregivers, teachers, and community in order to mature naturally. When something essential is missing, later healing involves learning to become a “provisioner” of what was absent.

Nene Ortega then returns to the show and shares that she has used the work since 2011, completing more than 5,000 worksheets and teaching the process in both English and Spanish. She describes Forgiveness as the practical “how” behind the spiritual instruction to “let go.” Ryce encourages her to write a Spanish-language first-person account of her experience so people can understand how first-century Aramaic Forgiveness differs from pardoning. Nene also shares improvements she has observed in her relationship with her daughter and in her daughter’s health and confidence, presenting these as personal experiences connected with years of applying the work.

Bridget speaks about continuing to experience the presence of her deceased friend Matthew in dreams. Susan invites her to consider what qualities Matthew represents within her own psyche rather than only interpreting him as an external figure. This becomes a discussion of projection, transference, inner masculine qualities, grief, and reclaiming attributes previously experienced through another person. Ryce encourages Bridget to spend time with the experience through Breath and allow deeper meaning to reveal itself rather than forcing an intellectual explanation.

A major portion of the show addresses Nene’s question about why StillPoint breathing is done through a relaxed open mouth when many breathing systems emphasize nasal breathing. Ryce distinguishes ordinary respiration from the fuller meaning he gives Rukha d’Qudshā, using the analogy that ordinary breathing is like driving a Volkswagen while full engagement with Sacred Breath is like discovering the capabilities of a Ferrari. He says the relaxed jaw helps access words, trauma, and tension held in that area and describes Quantum StillPoint as moving beyond the activity of Carbon-Based Memory into deeper stillness. His physiological explanations about oxygen, toxins, brain activity, and elimination are part of his developing StillPoint framework and are not established medical conclusions.

Ryce also introduces an important refinement in his understanding of Rukha d’Qudshā. He says he previously described the Sacred Breath as the feminine elemental force that “undoes the effects of our errors and teaches us the truth,” but now sees “teaches” as inaccurate. His newer formulation is that the Breath undoes the effects of error and reveals Truth. Quantum StillPoint, in his experience, opened Rukha d’Qudshā not merely as a way to process trauma but as the revealer that allows one to live from Revelation rather than from the multigenerational database of Carbon-Based Memory.

The show closes by clarifying the relationship among Breath, Forgiveness, Revelation, and the Creator. Susan asks whether the Sacred Breath itself is the revealer or whether it opens the gateway to Revelation. Ryce responds that, in his understanding, the Creator’s Breath is what enters the human form, gives access to Actuality, and performs the real work of Forgiveness. Human beings can engage the process, but the actual dissolution of locked trauma is the work of the Creator through Breath. Forgiveness removes the constructs of Carbon-Based Memory so the space normally occupied by perception can become available to Actuality and Revelation.

From Chatroom:

Nene Shbag:  Rosario Nene Ortega.  Nenedanzante – YouTube channel

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Susan then raises a question about reincarnation, bloodlines, and whether a person might carry both inherited genetic patterns and patterns associated with other lifetimes. Ryce responds by describing a StillPoint experience in which he perceived generations of ancestral darkness asking to be processed through someone currently in form. He links this with the collective unconscious, oneness, and the idea that personal healing may contribute to healing beyond the individual. He presents these as experiential and interpretive understandings rather than established scientific conclusions.

Susan also describes her grandson Charlie, who is dealing with intense OCD-related anxiety and fixation around a relationship. She says he has found the Wake-Up Sheet compatible with the therapy he is already receiving because it helps him identify the issue, recognize the goal driving the distress, sit with it rather than avoid it, and release expectations. Ryce emphasizes that the anxiety existed before the particular girl appeared, so the girl should not be mistaken for its cause. The relationship becomes a trigger revealing an older internal pattern. He encourages continued use of the worksheet, Breath, willingness, responsibility, and appropriate professional support, including medication if his treating team believes it may help.

Ryce then summarizes what he sees as the core protocol behind Quantum StillPoint: resistance must soften, Forgiveness must be engaged, Breath must move, physiological alignment must be supported, and Rakhma must be maintained. When those conditions are present, he says Breath carries Love more fully into physiology and coherence becomes possible. He reframes “holiness” as coherence with the Creator rather than obedience to a religious system. In this framework, satan means resistance or the misleading mind-state that blocks Breath, while Forgiveness dissolves the perceptual constructs produced by that resistance.

A major portion of the show focuses on Love as a noun rather than a verb. Ryce offers that the cultural idea of Love as something we give, receive, earn, or lose creates dependence on approval, attention, affection, and inclusion. In contrast, he describes Love as the created state or essence of human Life. The newborn becomes his clearest example: a newborn has not learned “loving behavior,” yet people immediately recognize the quality of Love in the child. From this perspective, the central question is not “How do I get Love?” or even “How do I love my neighbor?” but “How do I maintain Rakhma so that the Love I am remains active when my neighbor enters awareness?”

Ryce extends this distinction by saying that fear, hostility, trauma, rage, and generational conditioning can obscure awareness of Being without ever altering Being itself. He uses an AM/FM radio analogy: trauma exists in a different “frequency range” and therefore cannot touch the underlying essence of Love. Forgiveness collapses the output of Carbon-Based Memory and leaves what A Course in Miracles calls a clean and open space in which the true essence can become available again. He connects this with critical mass — the idea that not everyone must individually clear every pattern for humanity to shift; enough people restoring human Life may influence the whole.

The show closes with a clearer definition of Rakhma and Khooba. Ryce describes Rakhma as the filter over intention and Khooba as the filter over perception. Fear, hostility, and Rakhma represent mutually exclusive states; when Rakhma is active, hostility- and fear-based material is blocked from directing the mind. The practical invitation is to maintain Rakhma, use Forgiveness to collapse inherited constructs, and allow Breath to restore access to Love, Actuality, and coherent human function.

From Chatroom:

Susan B: The Hindus say, “Truth is one; sages call it by various names.”

Shawn: Fixing generations, one bloodline at a time.

Jeanie: 7×70 – zero is a number of infinity and 7 is the number of completion – will do an infinite number until complete.

michael ryce: Concise explanation…

AS RESISTANCE IS DISSOLVED BY BREATH, WILLINGNESS AND RESPONSIBILITY — satan is terminated, abolished.

AS FORGIVENESS IS ENACTED THROUGH BREATH — PERCEPTION COLLAPSES — the mind lets go of its constructs — and interference is removed.

AS ALIGNMENT IS RESTORED — PULSES CLEANSE AS FULL ENERGY AND POWER FLOW.

AS RAKHMA IS HONORED — REVELATION MAKES ACTUALITY AVAILABLE.

AS THESE CONDITIONS ARE MET AND THE SACRED BREATH CARRIES LIFE/LOVE FULLY INTO PHYSIOLOGY, BEING INCARNATES IN FORM, RESTORING MENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL COHERENCE AND HUMAN LIFE IS REVIVED!

Shawn: “what has always been True” Remember.

michael ryce: https://whyagain.org/rakhma-khooba/

Shawn: There’s a couple go-to videos that really help. Use the search on website also for the words.

Jeanie: GETTING THE STRESS Schematics of the Mind (Three filters) revised 2017 from Getting the Stress You Need (PDF format) Rakhma and Khooba explained. https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Getting_the_Stress_You_Need_diagram_of_filters_rev2017.pdf

Jeanie: the archives to the shows are on the right side by year and month at https://whyagain.org/mindshifters-radio-the-forgiveness-doctor/

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Ryce then introduces Shlamā as a state of wholeness that cannot be fully grasped by the fragmented mind but can be received through Breath. He contrasts mental conceptualization with direct experience and connects this with physicist David Bohm’s language of “unbroken wholeness.” The point is that the mind tends to divide and interpret, while Breath can reveal a more complete state of Being.

Susan brings in material from A Course in Miracles around choosing between guilt and innocence, illusion and Truth, fear and Love. The conversation develops into the idea that defensiveness itself creates a signal of vulnerability. Ryce challenges Susan’s use of “armored in God,” pointing out that armor is a defense, while true safety lies in defenselessness. Susan recognizes this physically as she breathes and feels longstanding tension and “armor” on the right side of her body beginning to soften. This leads into a discussion of serenity, receptivity, masculine and feminine qualities of Breath, and allowing the body to reveal what is being held rather than fighting it.

Esbjorn then connects serenity with his earlier questions about Rakhma and Khooba. He says that the concept becomes much clearer when experienced as a state rather than merely studied intellectually. This gives Ryce an opening to make one of the show’s central points: Forgiveness is more important than accumulating intellectual understanding. He recalls writing “Don’t study A Course in Miracles” on a whiteboard and then completing the statement with “learn Forgiveness,” because removing the interference is what allows serenity and direct understanding to emerge.

The discussion then moves into a powerful analogy between the human mind and artificial intelligence. Ryce says both operate from stored databases and assemble responses from prior information in response to a prompt. AI can produce highly convincing, useful, even accurate answers without direct experience of what it describes; similarly, Carbon-Based Memory can assemble perceptions from past beliefs, fear, hostility, family conditioning, sensory fragments, and expectations. The result can appear completely convincing while still being a construct ABOUT Actuality rather than Actuality itself.

Ryce identifies goals as the “prompts” that activate Carbon-Based Memory. This is why, in his framework, Forgiveness means canceling the prompt. When the goal is canceled, the constructed perception collapses and the underlying stored material becomes accessible. He stresses that the mind is not useless; it can be extraordinarily intelligent, inventive, accurate, and practical. The critical question is whether the mind serves Being or whether its stored patterns operate the person. Even a perfectly accurate mental representation of Actuality remains a representation rather than direct experience.

Rakhma becomes the safeguard that keeps this extraordinary mental device aligned with Love. Ryce describes Rakhma as the gateway through which Being and Love remain active in the body-mind system. Breath provides direct access to Actuality, while the mind can only construct ABOUT Actuality. Susan reinforces the distinction by comparing it to an AI describing chocolate cake without ever tasting it: conceptual accuracy is not the same as embodied knowing. The show closes by returning again to Breath, Revelation, Love as Being, and the possibility of living from direct experience rather than from the program of Carbon-Based Memory.

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