Vox Novus with Victor Fuhrman
Vox Novus expands the horizons of Destination Unlimited, providing a platform for popular culture, lifestyles, interfaith spirituality, personal empowerment, environmental concerns, inspiration and so much more. Each week, I will present authors, experts, and everyday people who will share from their experience and offer tools to help us navigate this rapidly changing world. As we adapt and adjust to new ways of living and interacting, we will explore mindfulness, consciousness, centering and grounding, stress reduction, meditation techniques, energy healing modalities, our relationship with nature, each other and ourselves, alternative beliefs, synchronicity, nourishment of the soul, forgiveness, self-love, grief, and grieving and finding light when there is darkness. From personal experience with his own family as well as serving and spiritually coaching those who seek his sacred listening, healing energy, big open heart, and soothing voice, Victor Fuhrman recognizes that this is the time for radical personal change. His guests and commentary will reflect these changes including such topics as: Radical Self Compassion—Giving ourselves the same loving kindness we give others and recognizing that we are worthy to receive Radical Compassion for Others—Seeing and understanding that what we may find troubling with others is really a reflection of our own perceived short-comings and in doing so extending Radical Forgiveness—World scripture reflects the concept that “In forgiving, we are ” It is time to forgive others, as we can, and in doing so, relieve ourselves of the burden of holding on to upset. Radical Listening and Truly Hearing—Listening, not only with our ears but with our Radical Review of Values—What is working for us and what is not? Radical Kindness—Going out of our way to extend kindness because it is the right thing to do! Vox Novus expands the horizons of Destination Unlimited, providing a platform for popular culture, lifestyles, interfaith spirituality, personal empowerment, environmental concerns, inspiration and so much more. Each week, I will present authors, experts and everyday people who will share from their experience and offer tools to help us navigate this rapidly changing world. Join Victor “The Voice” Fuhrman, each Thursday evening at 8 PM Eastern on OMTimes Radio, and listen to Vox Novus – The New Voice.
Show episodes
Air Date - 13 February 2025 On her 44th birthday, Jayne Jones landed in the ER with sky-high blood pressure and record-high glucose levels and was diagnosed as severely diabetic. She went home from the ER feeling defeated and losing her eyesight for 3 weeks. Fast forward 6 months later, she was sugar-free, insulin-free
Air Date - 30 January 2025 Many of us navigating the years beyond midlife report high self-acceptance, freedom, and joy. However, there can also be bouts of second-guessing and regret and the occasional longing to be reminded that you’re not in this alone. My guest this week on Vox Novus, Carol Orsborn, says “conscious
Air Date - 23 January 2025 What would it mean to have a professional career coach in an easy-to-follow and wisdom-packed book? My guest this week on Vox Novus, Caroline Dowd-Higgins, provides invaluable insights on advancing your career and seizing your power, dealing with challenging bosses or colleagues, tackling com
Air Date - 16 January 2025 Many of us love our animal companions but if you are truly blessed, you may see in your pet an almost human soul and level of awareness. My guest this week on Vox Novus, Joni Mayhan, had this blessing in a beautiful black cat named George. Joni Mayhan is a paranormal investigator and the auth
Air Date - 09 January 2025 “Everyone wants to be free and happy. But many of us feel unhappy, constricted, confused and we seem to have little or no control over the external events which shape our lives.” The words of my guest this week on Vox Novus, Gilbert Mane, who shares that there are “Seven Steps” to achieving w
Air Date - 02 January 2025 What is consciousness and how did it emerge? How has our understanding of consciousness changed over the years and is their evidence of consciousness non-locality? My guest this week on Vox Novus, Dr. Franscisco Aboitiz, is the director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Neuroscience and pro