Free Virtual Visit with Celtic Woman
Join WUFT for an exclusive virtual visit with the cast of Celtic Woman: Chloë Agnew, Megan Walsh, Susan McFadden and Tara McNeill. A casual interview with the Celtic Woman cast hosted by BaBette Davidson including moments from pre-recorded performances. This is not a mini-concert, and there will be NO live performances. Availability limited.
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and also to engage you in support of this station. now, have you taken a moment to make your contribution? we certainly hope that the answer is yes, or that you are on the way to your telephone right now, or even to your computer to make an online pledge, we love that. it takes the year-round support of this station s paid-up members to help us bring you dr. dyer s programs. so please call the number on your screen and then you can enjoy the conversation between babette davidson and wayne dyer. i love what you say about recognizing that there is a time for all things. we ve forgotten how to be at rest and simply be. and you see in the audience so many people taking notes. and i think it s great that you ve created the dvd, because everyone thinks they re going to miss something. that s the beauty of any recording you have, is to be able to put it in there, and if you ve missed something very often when you re listening to a tape or when you re watching something, you re get
that saved a soul like me i once was lost but now am found was blind but now i see was blind but now i see thank you. namaste. i want to close this beautiful presentation on the tao, cecilia, with a poem that was written by a woman. her name is naomi long madgett. she s from detroit, went to wayne state university. she was named the poet laureate of detroit, an acclaimed african american poet. listen. listen to these words. it sums up all that i ve been saying. i wouldn t coax the plant if i were you. such watchful nurturing may do it harm. let the soil rest from so much digging, and wait until it s dry before you water it. the leaf s inclined to find its own direction. give it a chance to seek the sunlight for itself. much growth is stunted by too careful prodding, too eager tenderness. the things we love. we have to learn to leave alone. thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you. that poem is one of the most beautiful and moving thing
they think that this works by using light to modulate neurons is engaging the natural plasticity mechanisms in the spinal cord that are dormant, but if you drive activity in the right pattern then you can get recovery of those patterns of activity and they sort of start creating the rhythms of breathing by themselves even though they don t normally do that. coyote: dr. boyden s team discovered that the breathing circuit actually continued to work, even with the light therapy disengaged, showing the amazing power of plasticity. boyden: plasticity is a very important feature of the nervous system and i think a lot of the therapies that we like to develop will engage the natural plasticity mechanisms in the brain rather than try to simply replace them coyote: both the braingate and the optometrics in dr. ed boyden s research are still in the very earliest stages of discovery, but their work holds a great deal of promise for the future, incorporating newer technologies and the po