Eva Herr~Author/BBS Radio Show Host/Quantum Mechanics/Holistic Health

06/20/15 • 74 min

The Paranormal and The Sacred Radio Show

Eva Herr is a retired litigation paralegal, the author of “Agape, The Intent of the Soul” and the new best-selling book “CONSCIOUSNESS – Bridging the Gap Between Conventional Science and the New Super Science of Quantum Mechanics”. She has become one of the most respected talk show hostesses on internet radio via her show “The Infinite Consciousness” on BBS Radio, wherein for years she has had the opportunity to engage the minds of today's top thinkers in the fields of science of the human experience and holistic, functional, orthomolecular, anti-aging and alternative medicine resources for diseases of the mind and body. She herself has also been a guest on many radio shows, conferences, movies, documentaries and television. She was a member of the Steering Committee for the Human Health Project; sat on the Board of Directors for the Alliance for Addiction Solutions and the Georgia Association of Paralegals. She currently sits on the board of Second Helpings, a non-profit food rescue agency http://www.secondhelpingsatlanta.org/ Eva also wrote a regular column for Kinetics Magazine and has been featured in numerous articles and interviews. Eva is a featured luminary on www.InspireMeToday.com and www.Care2.com (Care2 Make a Difference), a Certified Alternative Holistic Counselor, an integrative medicine consultant, and world renowned medical intuitive. She has an encyclopedic knowledge of alternative/holistic health remedies, as well as an in-depth understanding as to how our mind and body work together. If it’s out there... Eva knows it. Eva’s passion is knowledge and education. She enables people to self-educate and take responsibility for their own health so that they can make better choices for their own well-being. Eva currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia. www.evaherr.com

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Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians, Chapter 7/Talkin' About Sex Baby!

The Joy of Sex According to Paul. Now Paul starts to address some of the things the Corinthians wrote to him about. Apparently, they had a lot of questions about sex. Paul tells them that if people can't stop themselves from getting it on with each other, then they might as well get married. Once you're married, men and women shouldn't withhold sex from each other. Of course, Paul isn't thrilled to have to give this advice. He's a bachelor and thinks everyone should be shrugging off sex like him. But he realizes that not everyone is going be able to live up to his level of awesomeness. Paul's advice is to stay that way. But if you can't keep it in your pants then, by all means, put a ring on it. Rules for Marriage. Christians who are married to unbelievers shouldn't divorce their spouses. As long as the non-believer of the pair is fine living with a Christian, they should be cool with it. Yes, in the last chapter, having sex with a prostitute made you a prostitute, but, don't worry: a Christian spouse actually makes their non-believing spouse holy. Paul thinks that Christians should just let it be. More advice, this time for virgins! Thinking about getting married? Think again. Married people have all kinds of problems. But unmarried people can just keep their eyes on the prize—life with God. That is, when they're not thinking about sex. The end of the world is coming soon, Paul explains. So soon, none of this stuff is going to matter. God is going to swoop in and wipe it all away, and give faithful Christians their reward. That's why it's better to keep your focus on the Big Guy instead of trying to snag Mr. Right. Remember, if you're just some sex fiend who can't control himself, go ahead and get married. You're more blessed when you stay single, Paul says. (Typical man. Won't commit.)

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Sacred Sunday~I Corinthians, Chapter 8/To Eat or Not to Eat

Welcome Church! Today we are reading I Corinthians Chapter 8. Happy Father's Day!! Now Paul turns to another important question: is it okay for Christians to eat meat that has been sacrificed to Roman gods? Okay, this is a thorny issue...The Corinthians have told him that they think this is fine. After all, there's only one God and one Jesus, so those other gods aren't even real. No gods, no foul, right? Yeah, Paul tells them, that's pretty much right—but they shouldn't get too high and mighty about it. Go on...Even though they're right about those gods not existing, not all Christians fully understand this yet. Hey, there will always be slow learners in any group. There might be Corinthian Christians out there who still believe these gods are real. That means they're actually committing idolatry in their hearts when they eat this sacrificed meat. And everyone knows that God does not like idolatry. So, Paul concludes, it really isn't the best idea to tell everyone to help themselves to the Roman buffets just yet. In fact, he kind of wishes that everyone would just swear off this meat—like he does—so that they could all stop arguing about it. What's better? Having a little bacon everyone now and then or hurting your fellow Christians? (Hint: the answer is not bacon.) Thanks to www.shmoop.com