Shine: Inspired Jewish Women Podcast

Eve and Becky Tahel, our guest in this episode, talk about how at times we may find that we do not have shared values and beliefs with the people around us. Sometimes we need to find our own way to go on with our daily life, doing what we want but also respecting our own spirituality and beliefs.

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Mikvah might not be easy to talk about, but it surely is empowering for Jewish women. In this episode Eve and our guest, Ianna Raim, share their thoughts about Mikvah and why it is such a powerful experience that might change the way you live your own life. 

We surely believe that you will enjoy this podcast, so jump on board and join us in this new episode!

In this podcast episode,  Eve speaks with her own mom, Harriette Fleising. The two discuss Harriette's religious journey and her connection to the mikvah. Tune in for a warm and comforting family discussion that will leave you inspired.

Harriette has been an educator for over 40 years. One of her passions  is educating youth about the Holocaust to ensure that deniers will not be allowed to alter history. Harriette has received public awards her teachings of the Holocaust on 3 separate occasions. Harriette and her husband Sol raised her children in a warm and caring Shomer Shabbos home. 

In honor of Yom HaAtzma'ut 2022/5782, we are playing an episode that we released earlier on.

If you know anything about me (Eve) you know that I love Israel very much. I hope to one day live there again. But in the meantime I can dream... I can visit, and I can live vicariously through my friends and family who have merited to live there.

Meet my friend Jordana Brown who is is a born and bred New Yorker but made Aliyah on her own in 2014. Back in the States, Jordana was a licensed speech therapist and an active madricha in the kiruv community, but after staffing 12 Birthright trips, Jordana realized that her future was only in Israel. Since making aliyah, Jordana has become an advocate and a resource for others interested in taking the plunge themselves, especially observant young professionals. First as a Jerusalemite and now as a resident of Tel Aviv, Jordana in active in the young Anglo community of Tel Aviv. Jordana truly believes that there is a place for every Jew in Israel and hopes to be a resource for anyone who needs information, inspiration or a final push. For more, follow her on Instagram @jordana_brown, check out her blog at JordanaTakesTelAviv.blogspot.com or listen to her podcast “Yalla Aliyah” on all platforms.

Last year, Eve recorded a solo episode for Torah Anytime, a website that offers hours upon hours of free Torah classes and thought. Listen in to an episode that Eve recorded and put out on Torah Anytime, part of Project Inspire. Enjoy!

Andee and her family collected 1 million books. Yes, 1 million books! Andee and her family loves reading, and they wanted to do something to give back in a way that was meaningful to them. Through spreading the word, they slowly but surely collected books, organized the books they received, and donated them to kids who needed them the most. They were so dedicated to their project that they reached so many end goals! First of all, they initially hoped to collect 10,000 books and then extended their goal to 1,000,000 books, which they reached. They also finished this project a year plus earlier than expected. Tune into to hear Andee's journey with this HUGE donation and the power of giving yourself to others.

Andee Wilkov grew up in Riverwoods IL and, with her husband Willie, has been raising her family back there on the North  Shore of Chicago. Andee’s career was in advertising and promotions, but left the corporate life to raise her two children Ally and Ryan. Once “retired” she shifted her focus and passion into helping others.

The Wilkov family collected one million children’s books for kids in the Chicagoland area. As a family, they learned  the importance of setting lofty goals and following through on them. Check out the links to learn more about their journey www.tinyurl.com/wilkov

In this episode, we will hear from Eve and Becky Zimmerman about the challenges that raising 7 sons can bring. Becky will share some of her experiences and tips so that we can learn about how Hashem was and still is present in all of her family's lives guiding all of them to be involved in helping their communities.

Becky grew up in St. Louis, Mo. Moved to Chicago as a Senior in High School. Stayed in for College and Grad school. She taught for P’tach, a program for children with LD, for 6 years, and then Kindergarten, at Arie Crown Hebrew Day School, for 25 years. She and her husband raised 7 wonderful boys, all married with children of their own. They are all involved in helping our Torah Community, both in Chicago and Scottsdale, AZ. We have 30+ Grandchildren, and a large extended family living in Israel.

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I snuck in a pre-Passover impromptu episode with my dear friend Jodi Fried from Portland on the ‘behind the scenes’ of turning dreams into reality. When you listen you will understand why I wanted to get this one urgently to you before Passover! 

Jodi is a mom, empowerment coach, founder of the To (Mom) Life Podcast, and Jewish community professional who is committed to helping moms live to the fullest, reconnect with themselves and reignite their spark. Jodi's superpower is connection - her intent connection with clients and friends, as well as her ability to help women connect deeply to themselves. She holds degrees in Planning Public Policy and Management and Economics, a path which took her into the Jewish non-profit sphere for many years. Originally from Joburg, South Africa Jodi now lives in Portland, Oregon where her hobbies include skiing, hiking, making jewelry, and snuggling with the kids under a thick, soft, blanket to read on the couch!

Sign up for her pre Passover program at www.powerupforpesach.com

And follow Jodi @ Loveadventuremom.com

Instagram.com/loveadventuremom

I loved recording this this podcast installment with my incredible friend Jordana Levenick. Feeling so blessed to have such inspiring people in my life.

We grew up differently, we raise our kids differently, we practice our Judaism differently, but with a bit of curiosity we are able to learn from each other and have a beautiful friendship based on respect and love.

Together we dream of a world where we can get past barriers and bottle up this idea of practicing curiosity, becoming informed about others beliefs and truths, and not getting stuck in our misguided observations and misconceptions.

Meet Rachel Eden, the coach who supports her clients create miraculous transformation in their lives. How does a person upgrade their worlds: personal wellness, relationships, and abundance? By changing her mindset, confronting her limiting beliefs and transforming how she shows up. Rachel is just the person to share with us the key ingredients to that change. Tune in to this powerful conversation.

Rachel Eden has been coaching her whole life. She worked in the field of Jewish outreach and education for 16 years. She has a BA in psychology and studied in Jerusalem-based seminaries for nearly four years. Rachel lectures on topics that converge Torah with psychology including personal development, relationships, and spirituality. She has had the opportunity to educate and connect to Jewish students, young professionals, and families through her work in Aish HaTorah New York, Aish HaTorah Jerusalem, and the Jewish Awareness Movement at University of Southern California. She also worked as preschool director for Paula Tannen Preschool in San Diego. Rachel supports people break through in all realms of their lives through various services including coaching and consulting offered on her website, www.ThisWayToEden.com. She also writes for the San Diego Jewish Journal, speaks for different audiences using practical Jewish wisdom, and coaches clients all over the world. Rachel's passion is to help people build strong selves, homes, and communities through wisdom, self-actualization, and connection to God. She currently resides in San Diego, CA with her family.

Purim is here and in this episode, Eve will guide us through a story that will definitely inspire you, thinking about how God always has a plan and we must always have that in mind.

What does it mean to be authentic? How can you spread your own, unique and true light to the world? Tune into this solo episode where Eve sets out her vision regarding the path to authenticity.

Ros Smith was always an artist but it wasn’t till she returned from her Momentum trip to israel in 2019 that she became a Judaica artist. Since then she has added so much vibrant and beautiful light Worldwide through her work and meaningful projects. 

Ros is originally from South Africa but has made America her home for the past 20 years. She lives in Deerfield, Illinois with her husband and 3 children. When Ros is not painting in her home studio she is doing Pilates, walking in the Chicago Botanic Garden, or (my personal favorite) taking Torah classes at the L’Chaim Center for Inspired Living. 

To see Ros’s beautiful artwork you can check out her website at Roslynesmith.com or follow her on Instagram @roslynesmithart and @theshabbatshalomartproject

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Join author Beth Perkel as she discusses some of the most underrated life skills of parenting, and walks us through some of the gems from her new book, Light at the Beginning of the Tunnel: Wiring our Children for Happiness! From expectation management and mindset maneuvering to crafting clear communication and uncovering the cure to complaining this is an episode that every parent won't want to miss.

Beth's Book: https://mosaicapress.com/product/light-at-the-beginning-of-the-tunnel/

Everyone goes through hard things in life. The question is how to get through the difficulty without succumbing to one’s suffering. In this amazing conversation with Batya Burd-Oved we can learn how to deal with grief and pain and how to overcome difficult situations with faith in G-d and trusting that everything is part of a greater plan. Batya’s first hand story of loosing her husband on his 40th birthday, leaving her a young widow and single mother of 5 children under the age of 10, and the years that followed is inspiring to any human being.

About Our Guest:

Batya Burd-Oved is an inspirational speaker, writer and former lawyer and founder of WesternWallPrayers.org - 40 days of Prayer at the Wall. She began speaking after her husband tragically drowned on vacation with her, leaving her as a single mother to 5 kids under 10.

About our guest:

https://www.intunehealthadvocates.com/

“What do you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” was one of the thought provoking questions that Gayle Byck posed on a zoom presentation to a group of strangers last week. And the answers came forth with vulnerability, honesty, and passion. 

It’s always too early to talk about death until it’s too late and that’s why Gayle and her partner are helping people get comfortable thinking about their mortality and what makes life worth living. This is the conversation most people are NOT having. This is a gift you can give yourself and your loved ones so that when the time comes (and it comes for everyone) the process is done with a little more ease, understanding, meaning, and gratitude.

In this inspiring episode, Tziporah Gellman of Frumba Chicago and Eve discuss some tips on how to start changing habits in one’s life beginning by using first and foremost self-love. It starts with you! And sometimes the best way to do something new for the first time is just by "putting a foot in the door". We will hear about how important it is to be positive with oneself, using empowering mantras and statements, looking yourself in the mirror and setting some goals for your day to stay motivated. Tziporah’s story is not about weight loss, it’s about getting on a journey to self love.

Enjoy this episode!

Happy Chag Ha Ilanot / Tu BiShevat! Today we mark the birthday of the trees and the environment at large. How does one connect to trees during the cold winter months? By recognizing that humans are more like trees than one may expect. Tune into this bonus episodes where Eve celebrates the chag and explains the fascinating alignments between humans and trees.

Anat Ishai is a headhunter by day and blogger by night. Anat has resided in Toronto for over 30 years but being Israeli born, the east is where her heart longs for. Anat and her husband run a successful search firm for tax professionals and are raising their four children. Anat is a board member for Momentum Canada, a speaker and community organizer. While Anat is not blogging, she seeks to change the world one challah, one tik tok and one dance at a time.

Listen in on the conversation between Anat and Eve as they discuss stepping into your true power and honing in on their strong Jewish femininity. We wear many hats as women, you can’t fit us in a box! So don’t even try!

Where exactly does this sensuality, versatility, power, and valor come from? From the inside. That’s where it all begins.

Anat's website: https://www.findingmeaninginthemundane.com/

Check out Anat's blogs at: https://muckrack.com/anat-ishai/articles

Follow Anat on Instagram: @Challah.mom

Meet Meira Spivak. She is a powerhouse unstoppable woman, mother to many (I lost count) and director of Oregon NCSY. Meira’s new thing is that she helps companies solve strategic problems through her Results Driven Innovation workshops. Using the Systematic Inventive Thinking (SIT) method of creativity, Meira can teach anyone how to innovate on demand - after all, creativity is a skill that can be learned. 

What I love most about Meira is that she understands the stresses of everyday life and when she's not busy stressing from them, she's laughing at them.  

http://meiraspivak.com/

In this episode, Eve speaks with Rachel Espanoza about energy profiling. What is energy profiling? What are the characteristics that involve energy profiling? How many profile types are there and what are the main characteristics for each one of them? These are questions that Eve and Rachel discuss.

If this is a new topic for you, you will love this episode because you will be able to relate to one type of profile and will discover that there are many reasons why you are who you are and that it is your nature.

What do eating unhealthy foods, not getting enough sleep, and biting ones nails all have in common? Bad habits!!

In this podcast episode, Eve speaks with Yaffa Palti about bad habits and how to rid yourself of your own bad habits and start anew with better routines. By beginning with new routines, you can  develop a better sense of yourself that is true to your inner needs and wants in order to live a more fulfilling day to day life. Creating new routines can truly lead to a domino effect of positive outcomes within your psychical and spiritual health as well.

Freed from prison walls and from our own thoughts.  Join Eve Levy as she interviews Wendy Weiner Runge.  Born and raised in Omaha, NE, Wendy and her 2 sisters became more observant during high school because it made their parents crazy. What a wonderful rebellion!  Wife, Mom, Bubby. Wendy is a producing partner and a woman of incredible faith. Enjoy!

Last year during an IJW Chanukah retreat, I delivered this meesage about the chag. I wanted to share this short message all with you this year as we celebrate Chanukah 2021! Chag Sameach and enjoy listening!

Chanukah 🕎, a favorite holiday to many Jews worldwide, is right around the corner. During this holiday we: light the menorah, eat delicious fried foods and spend special time with family. Besides all of this, this there is a deeper message and meaning to this chag; it is the holiday of miracles. 

So, how can YOU easily recognize the miracles in your life? How can you make yourself a vessel for miracles? Tune into this episode, where Eve guides YOU on how to be more cognizant of the many miracles that occur on a daily basis. See them, own them, enjoy them. 

Happy Chanukah!

Kristallnacht was observed this past Tuesday evening into Wednesday evening.

If there is one woman who has inspired and impacted my life so profoundly it would be my Bubby Guta. Bubby Guta was a Holocaust survivor that lived through the Warsaw ghetto uprising, 5 concentration camps, the death March, and lost her entire family. And yet, despite it all, she remarried, had a family, and raised her children with love, hope, faith and commitment. She was a true heroine. She was the greatest most Inspired Jewish Woman that I have ever known. Not a day goes by that I do not miss my Bubby Guta. There is no one in the world that could replace her on the other side of the telephone. She passed away just under two years ago, a month shy of her 99th birthday, but her story, her mark, her legacy, and her light has never been felt stronger in my life!  I continue to celebrate her life and her legacy and her story and spirit will forever live on!

Meet Tal Basalli: A rockstar Jewish Woman living in Venice, Italy. She is originally from the UK and then lived in Israel. Tal has created an online Jewish school for her own kids, which became a non-profit school for Jewish children living across Europe and Africa. They have had kids from 11 countries! Our Sages have taught us that when there is a need that isn't being filled, you need to step up and fill that need. Well, Tal has done just that and much more. She has created Zehud, an amazing online school that has broken down walls and taught her that anything is possible nowadays. Tal strongly believes that the future has to be stronger than the past. Her tiny Jewish community has often felt more like a museum than a vibrant growing community and she knows that education is the key for a strong Jewish future.  www.school.zehud.com

Meet my beautiful friend Chana Rachel Weinberg who had the guts and the courage to stop treading water in the world of business and entrepreneurship and started listening to and honoring her inner voice, her true passions, her G-d given talents and drive. It’s often easier to drown out the voice that tells you what you are called upon to do especially when you’ve worked so hard to get somewhere else. But being honest and true to oneself, brings so much peace and tranquillity to ones life. With the high holidays recently behind us and the intensity fresh in our minds we still ponder what life is all about. We ask G-d for life but not in just being alive but in living a life that’s full of meaning and fulfillment. Chana Rachel is wise beyond her years and not only talks the talk but walks the walk. I’m excited to share this conversation with you all!

When Hayley Herlitz found out that her dream of becoming a mother was almost impossible for her to make happen, she chose another path, an untraditional one, to ensure that she could fulfill her lifelong dream.

Join us as Hayley takes us along on her journey including the ups and the downs. Hayley has the most beautiful simple faith in the world. She is an inspiration to all who meet her!

Hayley is a professional marketer who has always worked in demanding roles, spending over a decade working as a manager at Nike. She can now add “mom” to her list of major accomplishments! She recently Aliyah to Israel

Adventure awaits! And for this mother-son duo there was no turning back. Although it scared Sandy, climbing mountains with her son was their greatest quality time together so she kept moving forward, one baby step at a time. 

We all climb mountains in our lives. Sometimes they are physical mountains and sometimes they are spiritual or emotional ones. But whatever the mountain or the challenge is in front of you, you need to prepare for it, embrace it, and move past it so that you can get to the top of your summit, whatever that may be.

Timely parallels and lessons for the new year. May we all get to the top of the mountains in our lives and be able to pause and take a moment to look back and see just how far we have come.

Sandy Nemer currently lives in Atlanta, GA. She is a dyslexia reading teacher, and tutors from her home office. Her passions are teaching about the Holocaust, volunteering as a Mikvah attendant, and spending time with her children.

Shabbos was given to the Jewish people as a timeless gift. More then the Jews have kept the Shabbat, Shabbat has kept the Jews. And now more than ever, we need to connect to this holy day so that we catch our breath from the fast paced world that we live in. Shabbat gives us the opportunity to disconnect, in order to connect. In this podcast episode, I share some thoughts and inspiration that has helped me along my own Shabbat journey.

Step into Renee’s hair salon where she has been making women look good and more importantly feel good about themselves for over three decades. “If these walls could talk...” she says, as she raises an eyebrow. She has seen it all: joy, grief, heartache, and beautiful celebration... 

True that women love talking but something about Renee and the space she has created around her makes them feel safe enough to open up and be vulnerable and real while sitting in her salon chair and getting some ‘hair love’ as Renee calls it. 

In her work, She finds meaning and fulfillment and admits that her ‘girl time’ is some of the most precious time in her day. To Renee it is not just a job, it is a passion. It fills her up just as much as it fills the women who are privileged to know her.

In celebration of Eve's 40th birthday, she spoke with her friend, Deborah Goldstein, a former nonprofit professional, philanthropic advisor, and writer. At the age of nearly 40, Deborah was still single and without a husband and children, two things she thought she would have in her life by then. Feeling apprehensive about her upcoming birthday, she confided in a mentor. What he said set her on an entirely new path. Listen in as she tells the story of how she celebrated this milestone birthday and shares how you can experience meaningful moments too.

The Jewish Chag (holiday) of Sukkot begins this year on Monday at sunset. Tune in to this mini-bonus episode to hear Eve share a special Sukkot message regarding the 4 species (the lulav, etrog, hadas, and aravah) that one shakes all together during the chag. Chag Sameach!

Meet my friend Sofya Tamarkin: Storyteller, freelance writer, and entrepreneur multiple times over. Sofya was born in the Soviet Union and immigrated to the United States in 1989. She now lives in Philadelphia with her family, runs an orthopedic company, and holds an MBA degree. She teaches Torah, travels the world, and is involved with RAJE (Russian American Jewish Experience) and other outreach organizations. Listen to her inspirational personal story of transformation from pain to finding her passion.

Join me in welcoming my dear friend Batsheva Ganz in a practical conversation about the four F’s: failure, forgiveness, fear, and fun. Batsheva is full of great ideas and tidbits to help create shift in your life, whatever the circumstance is.

Batsheva is an expressive arts therapist and parenting coach with a private practice in Boca Raton.  She specializes in post-divorce recovery, parenting, and creative expression, and uses a variety of modalities to encourage self "re-parenting" and mindful parenting.  She has a podcast called The Jewish Divorce Project, (a therapist and a rabbi talked about Judaism, divorce, and everything in between)  She spends most of her time feeding her three children and dreaming about dancing.

You can find out more about her at www.arecreativelife.com

Join me in conversation with Martine Cohen, founder of No More Layers. Martine uses her intuitive gifts and life experiences coupled with her professional training in law, education and life coaching to help guide women in removing their ‘layers’ in strategic, insightful, and uniquely customized ways. The result: Living a life with No More Layers. She shows you how to truly thrive by removing emotional layers and mental obstacles, self-realization techniques, mapping out life paths and owning your destiny.

Martine says “We are each born with a unique purpose. Our job is to remember and re-discover the inner being that we are.”

After suffering a serious concussion that medical science could not heal she felt that she owed it to herself to try and bring about her own healing. She went inward and learned to sense her energy, and help her brain heal. This healing process was so successful and eye opening to her that it started her on the path of helping other women embark upon their own healing journeys. Now her mission is in helping others peel back the layers that are not serving them well and dismantling fears or limiting beliefs. 

Robin Meyerson does strategic planning and life coaching for the Machon HaAdam HaShalem. She has a bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Arizona State University and a master’s degree in International Management from Thunderbird Graduate School of Business. She has 25 years of sales and marketing experience at both profit and nonprofit organizations, including founding Project Inspire Arizona and running the West Coast Division of NASCK, assisting families with end-of-life decisions. She was formerly the Communications Director for Avnet Inc., a Fortune 200 company, publisher of Jewish Spirit Magazine, and adjunct business faculty at Scottsdale Community College. An award-winning author and public speaker, Robin has entertained and educated thousands around the country with her after-life miracle stories through radio and television appearances. She runs Shabbos Project Arizona and served on the Jewish Tuition Organization, Shearim Torah High School for Girls, and National Jewish Education Foundation. She’s happily married 30 years and mom to 5 children ages 23 to 9 and 3 grandsons.

Join me and Robin Meyerson discussing the power of the Jewish month of Elul as the greatest time of the Jewish year to find your true self and make goals for the upcoming new year in time for Rosh Hashanah.

Robin is an international author, speaker, and life coach and shares tips from Rabbi Nivin’s Jewish Personal Development Programs that more than 5000 participants around the globe have benefited from on how to determine your life mission, fix up your character flaws and make a 15 point life balance plan to wake up every day with powerful joy, vitality and inspired Emunah.

To register or learn more, mention Eve Levy for a special discount and free gift by contacting

newchabura@gmail.com or call/text/WhatsApp Robin at 602-469-1606

Vision Board: If you write it, you invite it! 

What are you inviting in to the Jewish New Year? 

Join Miriam Esther Baver and Naomi Leavitt and learn more about setting powerful intentions for the new year!

Sheri Levi practices Functional Diagnostic Nutrition. As a Holistic Practitioner, she uses nutrigenomics, microbiome research, cellular nutrition, and intelligent testing to help guide healing protocols.  Her job is to help you "figure it out", stop the spiral and reverse the process back to healing. Being a mother of two children (with their own unique health challenges) and thriving through and after breast cancer has taught her that it is one thing to be sexy and strong on the outside, but undeniably more important to be sexy and strong on the inside.  She has dedicated the rest of her journey to educating women and their families on how to take better tests. How to stop guessing and look at the inside function of our bodies as the road map to healing.  

“We can not solve our problems with the same level of thinking that created them” - (Albert Einstein)

Sheri loves every moment of what she does and she believes that she can share with you ways to rebuild your SexyStrongLife. xo

This weeks interview is with Dena Greenberg from Thornhill, Ontaria (my old stomping ground) on second chances, second marriages, and practical ways to increase your second chance at love. She is so real and open. An incredibly inspiring woman who lives with her adoring (second) husband Ami, and their combined 7 children in a constant "revolving door" home that they are so proud of. 

Dena was born in Vancouver, B.C and moved to Toronto with her family when she was five. Dena's roots are still firmly planted in the city, believing that her role as a Jewish woman flourishes and is able to grow there.

Dena has spearheaded many grand scale Jewish initiatives in Toronto including The Shabbat Project, Toronto's first 3000 women Challah Bake, The Gad Elbaz Concert, The Shuk Visits Toronto and more. Her passion shines through in helping Jewish women and families through difficult times, specifically the Parent/teen relationship, allowing them to focus on the beauty of what they have, rather than what they do not. Currently, is Dena is the Community Project Manager at The Village Shul!

You can contact Dena through her website at www.denaliba.com

We recently experienced the nine days of mourning, which culminated with Tisha B’av. My Rabbi Rav Yitzchak Berkowitz once taught me that you gain a certain closeness through mourning. This period of emotional toil and yearning for closeness and stronger connection with our creator gives us the energy to go into a good and productive time ahead (please G-d!) with Elul and the high holidays around the corner.

Join me in conversation with my dear friend Elissa Felder who talks about the gift of tears. We learn from Elissa’s shinning example how she is able to sit with her pain and therefore make space for others to sit with theirs. She has searched and found meaning for herself within her own grief and through this, she has found ways to help others. Such a gift. May all our collective tears of pain be turned into tears of joy and May we see better times ahead for all.

You are a divine soul having a human experience. 

Imagine your potential.

The physical world can be a hard place to live, and at the same time, our souls transcend time, space and body.

It seems complex to find your purpose and integrate the two until you meet a healer like Jodi. Jodi looks at your life as an open book, able to read chapters starting before you were even born. These chapters, written as previous lives, give her insight into your soul, your body, your emotional triggers, trauma, and healing work the person in front of her needs to do in their lifetime. 

Jodi Basch is originally from New York, has a masters in museum education, and worked as an educator for over twenty years. A move to Colorado 12 years ago provided a space for Jodi to discover and validate her gifts as a healer, empath, and intuitive. Jodi sees beyond the physical body into the essence of a person’s soul. She helps move blocked energy in the body that manifests as illness, she sees past life stories and current life patterns, and reveals ancestral and karmic lessons of why you are here. With just a picture or a name, Jodi can speak to people (even children) on a soul level, in order to help parents understand their children, spouses, and even themselves. Jodi uses these gifts to help thousands of people across the world, creating shifts in consciousness and understanding through a simple phone call. Jodi now lives in Florida with her family.  www.jodisenergy.com