The ORACLE Speaks...PLAY with Author Jennifer Oliver O'Connell in Los Angeles

The ORACLE Speaks...PLAY with Author Jennifer Oliver O'Connell

Dynamic, exciting, and on fire for life Denise L. Cook, known as The ORACLE, brings insight to the internet. Her new show, The ORACLE Speaks, is a call in radio show. Inspired by the ORACLE's writing from her ten volume series titled The ORACLE Presents Ten Pages Of Nothing But The Truth and motivated by your input the show features local and visiting poets, authors, live call in performances by up and coming Poets as well as in studio guests. Whatever the subject, The ORACLE brings knowledge and a personal understanding to the table and leaves you feeling as if you have been hugged from the inside out.

Our special guest this week is Mrs. Jennifer Oliver O'Connell, a writer for the Examiner who has just been promoted as the head of the Faith and Community in Los Angeles Division of the Examiner. Kudos on her new position.

This week's theme: PLAY
Play with your G-d, yourself, with those you consider family and friends. Be playful in your worship and prayer. Like a wide eyed child in gleeful bliss. Play with yourself and others with abandonment to the box. There is no box, there is no box, there is no box. Play games you know and those you don’t. Make up a game to play, pass it on. Play in the water, play in the sand, play in bed, play in your mind, play in your heart. Play till you cry, till you fall exhausted to your knees. Play not as a child but as the you you are and want to be. Playing opens the cloak of life to a fresh existence. Letting your guard down long enough to be silly without repercussion to finger pointing and tongue clicking. Yipping and yelling, jumping and rolling on the ground. Any and all kinds of play. It’s good for the spirit, the body, the soul, the mind, the heart, you. Play.

Tune in, listen in, call in and share your thoughts on today's theme. Call in number: 1-805-285-9772 3-4 PM Pacific Standard Time

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This event repeats weekly on Sundays until December 19, 2013: