Elizabeth Lesser

Listen to spiritual leaders Reverend Michael Bernard Beckwith, Elizabeth Lesser, and Reverend Ed Bacon discuss finding purpose, embracing change, courage in adversity, and self-forgiveness on this special episode. Explore spirituality, identity, and the power of living authentically in the present moment.

Best-selling author Elizabeth Lesser and Omega Institute co-founder discuss the power of connection, intuitive voices of women, and listening to the divine voice within us all. They explore spirituality, finding inner strength during despair, the impact of the Me Too movement on women, working with 911 first responders, embracing change, and mystical experiences.

Elizabeth Lesser, bestselling author and co-founder of Omega Institute, shares her journey through holistic education and personal growth. She discusses the concept of 'Authenticity Deficit Disorder' and how childhood shapes our adult relationships. Lesser reflects on the complexities of communal living and the importance of open communication. Her latest work emphasizes empowering women's narratives and the healing power of storytelling. Tune in for profound insights on grief, spirituality, and the intersection of personal and social change!

Meditation: The “Do No Harm and Take No S***” Practice, by Guest Elizabeth Lesser (2020-11-18) - This practice - based on an ancient Buddhist meditation - bears the name of needlepoint I found in my sister's office after she died. She was a nurse, and as such had taken the oath all medical practitioners take: to do no harm. She added the next line, "take no s***," because as we all know life requires us to be both kindly and strong. The following meditation is a training in both, because being kind and being strong are not mutually exclusive. Doing no harm and taking no s*** is not an either/or choice. It’s the marriage of the two that will make a difference in your life and will change the story in the world. This meditation was recorded on Zoom during Tara's live-stream on 2020-11-18, and was followed by a conversation between Tara and Elizabeth.

Elizabeth Lesser, bestselling author and co-founder of the Omega Institute, discusses her book 'Cassandra Speaks,' focusing on the transformative power of women's stories. The conversation highlights the historical narratives surrounding women and the need for personal accountability in activism. Lesser examines Eve's quest for knowledge, the impact of misogyny, and the unique perspectives women bring to power. Ultimately, they champion storytelling as a means of healing and empowerment, urging women to reclaim their narratives.