Episode 27 [2021] # How to keep energy levels high (even when menstrual cramping) – with Janelle Gueits

Episode 30 [2021] #Opera & #spirituality: Connecting to the #animal within us – with #singer Anthony Pinkerton

It happened early one evening, just before sunset. Down at the riverbank adjacent to the tropical Jungle, I spotted a bearded gentleman doing situps with a heavy log on his shoulders. A picture for Gods. We got into a conversation that interweaves the topics of opera, sexuality, and spirituality. Anthony Pinkerton born 1999 in #Orlando, #Florida (#USA), has been spending four years studying voice performance at a world class conservatory of music, #WestminsterChoirCollege. During his time in #conservatory, his voice teacher was also a yoga teacher, encouraging him to bridge the gap between #singing and spirituality. Since graduating in ‘21, he quit his jobs, put his #NewJersey apartment up for rent, and booked a one way flight ticket to Lake Atitlan, #Guatemala. It is here where he took a deep dive into the practice of #yoga. Since then, he teaches yoga seven days a week and offers #holistic healing practices. I hope you can also take something away for yourself from today’s #podcast episode. Feel free to share it, please hit the subscribe button or leave a review. If you feel like, let me know what inspired you the most in this episode. Keep smiling, Yours Corinna-Rosa

Episode 29 [2021] # Talking about humanity, power & politics – w/ politician & business man Diego Arzu Garcia-Granados

Talking about #humanity, #power and #politics – with #Guatemalan #politician and #businessman Diego Arzu Garcia-Granados Without a doubt one of the most exciting #interviewees I could ever imagine: Diego Arzu Garcia-Granados. Mentally flexible, intelligent and intellectual, charming and open. Diego is not only the son of former Guatemalan #president and mayor of #GuatemalaCity #ÁlvaroArzúIrigoyen, but also served himself as deputy to the #CentralAmericanParliament from 2016 to 2020. He was raised in a family where political talk was and continues to be the order of the day. Diego knows the international arena of politics and economic interdependence as well as few. The common exchange led us from the historical heritage of the #Maya to the beauty of mental diversity to father-son love & so much more. Thank you, dear Diego, for your time, your #authenticity and most of all, thank you for making your words so richly filled with #ideas and #inspiration during our conversation. With love, Corinna-Rosa What you can do if you like the podcast: 1. SUBSCRIBE to The Human Project Podcast. 2. Leave a REVIEW on Apple Podcasts (Tricky to find the review possibility, pls scroll down, give 5 stars, and only then the review field shows up) 3. COMMENT on Instagram @thehumanproject_podcast and let me know what inspired you the most in this episode.

Episode 28 [2021] # How a yoni saved my life – with #yoni whisperer and #tantra master Shaft Uddin / #shaftuddin

I met charming Shaft Uddin in an Italian restaurant for another (spontaneous) episode of The Human Project #Podcast. Shaft Uddin is a #transformational facilitator, a tantric practitioner and the founder of the Sacred #Sexual #Awakening School. His viral videos have been viewed by more than 30 million people. Our paths crossed by coincidence and I was immediately impressed by his appearance. During our conversation I also got to know his inner beauty. We talked about the following topics, among others: Life as a cosmic joke Ancient practices of #Tantra and #Yoga, (unfortunately) taught by mainly white man Health industry as a #multibillion #business Life in a #conscious #community such as Portugal, Bali, Ibiza, Lake Atitlán Living with various #lovers Importance of dedicating time to women „How to handle a #vagina best?“ Power and #pleasure of a yoni massage …and so much more! Hope you enjoyed listening to us and hope you could take something out for yourself. Producing one episode (manufacture process) takes between 4-6 hours; it is my personal ambition to give some inspiration back that I luckily so often receive in life myself. Feel free to subscribe, link and share, so that this work can be leveraged. I wish you all wings to fly. Yours, Corinna

Episode 27 [2021] # How to keep energy levels high (even when menstrual cramping) – with Janelle Gueits

.Spontaneous always works. True to this motto, I am today in conversation with Janelle Gueits from #Florida. On the way back from #ChChiMarket in #Guatemala, we talked in the #ChickenBus also about the following topics: Color #frequencies #Energy as a basic theme that connects us all Inner war as the basis for outer conflicts How to achieve inner peace Inner war reflects outer conflicts The power of beautiful encounters Monthly #cramps, and still be in a good mood #Caribbean way of smiling Displaced women and their challenges How to keep on shining the inner light #Non-profit engagement and the motivation #Documentary #film project on Cuba Florida as a country of its own within the #USA About Janelle Gueits: Janelle Gueits is an energy-raising, modern-day renaissance lady passionate about moving humankind forward. As an agent of change, she works across fields as a serial impact entrepreneur, #award-winning documentary film director, and guest speaker. Today, she is starting to publicly share her years of research to develop a universal energy system to help evolve human potential and freedom called FREEQUENCY. The aim is to upgrade humans’ inner operating system and empower good decision-making in a fast moving world. Gueits has been featured in over 30 media outlets (VARIETY, NPR, and TIME)

Episode 26 [2021] # Libanon – Talk with Lebanese Australian filmmaker and journalist Daizy Gedeon

It happened one day in July 2021, when I received from several Lebanese friends at the same time the trailer of the documentary “Enough! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour“. I was excited and wanted to find out who was behind this project. That same evening, in the hotel bar, I met a young man, Ronny Mouawad, who was co-producing the film with Daizy Gedeon. Coincidence? So it happened that a few weeks later I had the chance to talk to Daizy Gedeon about her ambitions for the film. With Daizy Gedeon, I got to know a full-blooded activist who is passionate about the things she cares about. This is such a wonderful skill that made me light up even talking to Daizy Gedeon. It is because of people like Daizy Gedeon that I feel humanity is carried on in this world. Talking to Daizy Gedeon was one of my personal interview highlights this year and I am very grateful that she took the time to talk to us despite her busy schedule. In 2021, Daizy Gedeon was presented with the Movie That Matters Award at a Better World Fund (BWF) gala event in Cannes for her documentary “Enough! Lebanon’s Darkest Hour“.