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The Language Portal Podcast
It starts here, with you. I’m launching a new series and invite you to join me in exploring spirituality, consciousness, and the expression of your passion. These will be live, relaxed conversations where we deepen our conversation about writing, listen for what’s present, and allow something to take form in real time. There’s nothing to prepare. Just a willingness to enter the space and be part of the conversation. If this resonates with you, I’d love to share your wisdom here on The Language Portal. Vote below if you feel a yes, and I’ll connect with you. Pamela ✨
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The Language Portal Podcast
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@Zor Zen Den Heartfelt thank you! I appreciate your presence.
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@Jennifer Fitzpatrick I love our conversations and am so happy we're catching up later this week. Let's get our calendars out during our call and book a live call for the podcast.
Wordsmithing fun with Ankhara Akeru
Join me with special guest @Ankhara Akeru for a live conversation on Wordsmithing. Friday, April 3, 2026 11:00 AM PDT Check the calendar We’ll open the Language Portal and play in the field of language—exploring meaning, etymology, and the unexpected ways words come alive when we slow down and listen. This will be a relaxed and intriguing conversation where curiosity leads, insights emerge, and language has a chance to surprise us. Ankhara Akeru is a Breathwork Coach who supports high achievers in releasing stress and nervous system overload. Through his work, clients return to a more regulated, calm, and grounded way of being—without shame or pressure. Ankhara and I shall be delighted for you to join us and be part of the conversation.
Wordsmithing fun with Ankhara Akeru
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@Rayna Scott thank you. We're excited and if you're free we'd love for you to join us.
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@Ankhara Akeru I'm excited to see where this takes us, as we gallop into the new energy of April.
An Amazing Call with Pamela 🤗
I LOVE how this happens all the time here on Skool 🤌🏻🥹 @Pamela Lynch and I met in @James Bansbach’s group, exchanged a few messages in the comments and decided to hop on a call to chat in “person” 💬 Thank you Pamela for getting up so early for our conversation 🤗🫶🏻💜 It was absolutely soul feeding, value packed and full of sisterhood energy! I am so grateful for our connection and cannot wait to see where it will take us!
An Amazing Call with Pamela 🤗
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@James Bansbach oh yes sparkly energy
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The Unexamined Life Is Not Worth Living
A friend sent this to me The Unexamined Life Is Not Worth Living” Socrates was a famous Greek philosopher who said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” This means that people should think about their actions, choices, and beliefs instead of just going through life without reflection. Socrates believed that a good life is one where a person asks questions and tries to understand themselves better. The word “examined” means to look closely at something. So when Socrates talks about examining life, he means thinking carefully about why we do what we do. He wanted people to ask questions like: Why do I believe this? Is this the right choice? Am I becoming a better person? These questions help people learn and grow. Socrates thought that if people never think deeply about their lives, they may make bad choices without even realizing it. They may follow habits, other people, or emotions instead of thinking for themselves. For Socrates, a life without reflection would not be very meaningful. How to apply it in daily life This idea can be used in everyday life in simple ways. One way is to think about your day at the end of the night. You can ask yourself questions like: What did I do well today? What could I improve? Did I make good choices? This helps you learn from your actions. Another way is to question negative thoughts. For example, if you think, “I’m not good at anything,” you can stop and ask, “Is that really true?” Often, people believe things about themselves that are not completely true. By questioning those thoughts, you can see things more clearly. You can also use this idea when making decisions. Before choosing something, ask yourself if it is helping you become the kind of person you want to be. This can help you make better choices in school, friendships, and your future. This idea also helps in relationships. If you get into an argument, you can ask yourself, “What happened? Was I part of the problem, too? How can I handle this better next time?” Thinking this way can help you grow and improve how you treat other people.
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@Zor Zen Den I completely agree. Thank you @Bear Gonzales
Hypno-Hacking with James
I am deeply grateful to @James Bansbach for inviting me to speak about the Language Portal in his community LEARN HYPNOSIS. 🔥 James posted the replay in his community. Pour yourself a cup of your favourite beverage and click here: 👉 link to listen to this intriguing conversation. Here's what James shared: Wow, what an amazing conversation we all had with @Pamela Lynch, the spiritual librarian. She opened up the language portal today and it's definitely not something that you want to miss. Everyone got a chance to ask their questions and share what they do in their community and their perspectives on the power, as well as the limitations, of language. We talked about nonverbal communication. We talked about metaphysics. We talked about how higher selves help us channel and connect with one another in deeper ways through synchronicity. We also discussed how the body talks, and animals talk, and nature talks. Chemicals speak to one another using the language portal. So be sure to tune in and let me know what your biggest takeaway was in the comment section below. https://www.skool.com/the-dragons-guild-3986/replay-the-language-portal-w-pamela James has opened up spots if you want to be a special guest on his podcast, just send him a DM. I encourage you to join James' community. He has become one of my favourite leaders on Skool. I jumped into his LEARN HYPNOSIS community when he offered his SACRED SELLING 3-day event. P.S. I'd love for you to join me in celebrating James as he reached 300 members. He'll continue to grow as he has the most giving heart. P.P.S. I'd love to know what your highlight was from this beautiful conversation that emerged. Drop your insights into the comments in James' community. And I'd love for you to share your insights here as well.
Hypno-Hacking with James
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@Rebecca B yes, I love that. I learned to sit with trees from Jean Houston, if you know her. Back in 2012, I heard her say, "What you appreciate, appreciates." I really had to think about that until it landed. So the more we lean on trees for wisdom, the more wisdom they offer.
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@Zor Zen Den Aw thank you! I deeply appreciate your presence and appreciation.
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