Dr. Deborah Adamy, PhD., LMSW, LMT
Enlighten: Uplift & Inspire
Dr. Deborah Adamy has conversations with everyday people who inspire, uplift and who are living their lives with vitality and joy. She admires people who can weather adversity and hardship without becoming cynical and bitter; who actually choose to learn, grow and find meaning and purpose in what they have experienced. There are countless ordinary people living pretty extraordinary lives and Deborah wants to shine light on them! Enlighten: Uplift and Inspire includes conversations with a wide variety of people: activists, musicians, shiatsu therapists, circus arts performers, playwrights, dire...
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Jul 6, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 184 Healing Energy 25.10.2021 9:46
On this week's episode, I offer a simple meditation to remind us of the healing energy that flows through our bodies. Find a comfortable position to relax so you can breathe in the vibration of healing energy coursing through every organ, joint and cell of your body. Say it for yourself and say it for those who are struggling physically, emotionally or spiritually. May healing energy flow through...
Episode 183 Lisa Levart, photographer 18.10.2021 42:41
My guest today is the innovative Lisa Levart. As a photographer, Lisa has devoted the past 20 years to witnessing, evoking and capturing the essence of everyday women, their goddess archetypes, stories and myths, as she admits "I am a photographer on a mission!" Her gorgeous coffee table book "Goddess on Earth: Portraits of the Divine Feminine" eloquently reflects Lisa's passion and gifts. She has...
Episode 182, Honoring The Lenape 11.10.2021 9:03
In honor of Indigenous People Day, I share a synchronistic story that unfolded for me this past week. From the invitation of a wonderful shaman, Reda Rackley, I looked up the Native People of the land where I live. How wonderful to know the name Lenni Lenape, the peace-keeping "ancient ones", the diplomats and mediators, who lived throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and southern New York. I highly...
Episode 180 Lauren Mahana, Birth Doula, Intuitive Healer 20.09.2021 54:52
My guest today is Lauren Mahana. Lauren is a Birth Doula, Intuitive Healer, and Author. Lauren's rich energetic healing practice, incorporates coaching, pregnancy mentorship, tarot and oracle cards, crystals, and channeling guidance. As a birth worker, she is passionate about supporting the pregnancy journey as well as facilitating a sacred space during birth. Alexandria Moran and Lauren co-autho...
Episode 179, "A Prayer For B" 13.09.2021 27:35
This week's episode is a special, unique treat! "A Prayer for B" is an exquisite piece of writing written and read by my treasured friend, Anam Cara, Winged Woman sister, Melanie Suchet. The synchronicity here is that Mel recorded this piece on Sunday August 29th, and 4 days later, in the early morning hours of Thursday September 2nd, just as we began to assess the impact of Hurricane Ida here in...
Episode 178 Small Miracles 30.08.2021 13:00
Many listeners commented on how grateful they were for last week's focus of serendipities and synchronicities. Perhaps there is a collective shifting, expanding consciousness, a relief that we can talk openly and boldly about the mystical, the spiritual, magical ways we are personally touched by serendipity and synchronicity. In this week's episode, I share 2 more serendipitous exchanges that high...
Episode 177 Serendipities and Synchronicities 23.08.2021 18:02
Today's focus is on the profound power of serendipity and synchronicity. I've noticed that the more I tune in, acknowledge the presence of forces bigger than me, open my heart to everyday mini miracles, welcome in my angels and spirit guides for support, comfort, direction and guidance, the more they seem delighted to make magic happen. And the fun part of this is that the serendipity and synchron...
Episode 176 Dawn Adrienne-Saliba, Performance Scholar, Theater Artist, Eco-Activist 16.08.2021 1:14:56
My guest today is Dawn Adrienne-Saliba. A Performance Scholar, Theater Artist, and Eco-Activist, Dawn has studied drama and ancient temples. Dawn lives in Malta - okay, fess up, do you know where Malta is?!? I encourage you to look up Malta, just to have a vision of this unique, small island in the middle of the Mediterranean. This is where Dawn honors the integration of science and spirituality,...
Episode 175 Called To Dance 02.08.2021 9:22
Hafiz's poem reminds me that we are called to dance. I've used this beautiful poem as oxygen, especially when I was feeling the darkness and uncertainty of life creep back in. I hear so many people bracing themselves that things are going to be getting worse, before they get better. I don't want to get sucked into the darkness of hopelessness. This poem pulls me away from the despair, shifts my mo...
Episode 174 Summer Rain 26.07.2021 10:45
In this week's episode I share my recent surprise and delight in being immersed in a Summer Rain. Have you yet enjoyed being in and present to a summer rain? I highly recommend it! Summer rain offers its own version of a spiritual practice. I discovered the calming, playful peace when I embraced the joy of a summer rain. I know for sure that summer rain is a visceral, embodied experience. Try it o...
Episode 173, Known By Name 19.07.2021 13:04
In this week's episode, I explore the importance of knowing something by name. I acknowledge my own experience that knowing an object, plant, tree, bird or person by name, not only demonstrates respect and value, but deepens the connection. Like Juliet, I ask: "What is in a name?" The answer is PLENTY!! I reflect on how much knowing something or someone by name truly matters. I highlight the lines...
Episode 172 Shelby Willeitner, canyoneer and adventure guide 12.07.2021 41:31
My guest today is Shelby Willeitner. Shelby is my third Utah podcast guest, joining the trio of Marla McPherson and Mary McCourt - all inspiring women I recently met in Utah who have their unique ways of embracing wilderness and adventure. From recreation management, adventure guide, to passionate voyager, Shelby opens up the world of canyoneering to me: the descending exploration of deep canyons...
Episode 171 Mary McCourt, adventure guide 28.06.2021 38:55
My guest today is Mary McCourt. Mary is an adventure guide in a Wilderness Therapy Program in Utah. I met Mary a couple of weeks ago in Utah when my dear friend, Elizabeth Van Meter hosted an Awards Night for an inspiring group of outdoor enthusiasts. I was drawn to Mary's calm, compassionate energy and knew she was the first person I personally met working as a guide in a Wilderness Therapy Progr...
Episode 170 The Things We Carry 21.06.2021 9:25
This week I reflect on the things we carry, the energy of objects and how we charge our 'things' with memories, emotions, stories, both negatively and positively. We all have countless objects that have energy, meaning and rich stories infused with emotional charges. It's actually a spiritual practice to learn to be an observer to the meaning and emotional charge we project onto our objects. Quest...
Episode 169 Marla McPherson, conservationist, river runner 14.06.2021 52:46
My guest today is Marla McPherson. Marla is Conservationist, High School English Teacher, and River Runner. I had the pure pleasure of meeting Marla in Utah a couple of weeks ago when visiting my treasured friend and previous podcast guest, Elizabeth Van Meter (episode #113) . Beneath Marla's current job titles, is an impressive, courageous, wise woman who has built her own house, lived off the gr...
Episode 168 Reminder From A Snail 07.06.2021 21:27
I'm trying something new today! This week's episode is a recording from a TikTok Live I did over the weekend. I wanted to be more spontaneous and offer a natural live interaction with some of my TikTok followers. I had been asked to explain what I mean when I call myself a psycho-spiritual therapist, so my Healing Angel poster and a snail help me address that here. I also felt led to end with a si...
Episode 167 Peter Fish, A Remembrance 31.05.2021 1:07:52
While hiking through the ancient, majestic landscape of the southwest last week, we learned that Peter Fish, a dear friend of ours, died of a heart attack. We were shocked, distraught and so very sad. We walked a labyrinth in Peter's honor, we built cairns to pay tribute to Peter, we held him and his beloved Tracey Anarella in meditation and shared stories of my husband's 35 year friendship, recal...
Episode 166 A Whole New World 24.05.2021 10:38
The song "It's a Whole New World" from the Disney movie Aladdin keeps wiggling its way into my mind these days. My beloved spiritual son, Joel Cross introduced me to TikTok last week and he and TikTok have truly opened me up to a whole new world!! From one who never opened a Facebook account and keeps her Instagram account at arms length, I have a lukewarm relationship with social media platforms....
Episode 165 Joel Cross, musician, poet, change-maker 17.05.2021 1:16:10
My guest today is Joel Cross. Joel was one of my first guests when I launched the podcast in January of 2018 and he also wrote the beautiful theme song for my podcast "Shine Your Light". You can also find a longer version of the theme song on my website for those of you who want to download it for meditation or your yoga playlist. Joel is a beloved spiritual soul, who I both treasure and feel deep...
Episode 164 The Full Catastrophe 10.05.2021 8:18
Do you have a lot going on in your life? Do you feel like your schedule is overflowing with life's ups and downs? Welcome to the full catastrophe of life! Jon Kabat-Zinn titled his first book "Full Catastrophe of Living." He says the full catastrophe is "another way to speak of heart-fullness." Can you be present as you feel your way into your experience from moment to moment: the heartbreaking mo...
Episode 163 Garbage Collector 03.05.2021 10:56
I often bring a garbage bag with me on my Hook Mountain walks. I can't stand to see trash on the trails, so I feel compelled to do my part to clean up the garbage along the way. I unpack some associations and metaphors that come to mind while collecting garbage. Garbage collectors were important to Martin Luther King, Jr. and the civil rights movement. Garbage collectors have been critical in nati...
Episode 162 The Presence of Angels 26.04.2021 10:56
According to the mystics, every human being has been assigned a guardian angel, regardless of your beliefs, culture, ethnicity or geography. That's right, a personal angel who is the gatekeeper of your soul. And then there are multiple angels who serve unique functions to heal, guide, protect and direct us. Do you allow angels to work with you and for you? Have you ever felt the presence of angels...
Episode 161 Hilary Carr Jones, social worker, writer 19.04.2021 53:17
My guest today is Hilary Carr, my beloved aunt. Hilary is a Social Worker, Writer and our family Heart-Storian! I left in a minute of pre-show dialogue where I explain this new word I made up for her. I also want to prepare you for our spotty WiFi connection - as Hil says: it's the impact of living in the woods of Maine. Sometimes Hilary's word are slowed down, stretched like taffy and then sped u...
Episode 160 Patrick Heffernan, yoga teacher, actor, dancer 12.04.2021 58:02
My guest today is Patrick Heffernan. Patrick is a skilled & gifted yoga teacher, actor, dancer and impassioned human. Don't you love it when someone you love and respect introduces you to someone they love and respect and you immediately understand why they care for each other and feel blessed to join in the love fest! Well that is what I felt when Shawna Emerick introduced Patrick Heffernan into...
Episode 159 Robert "Zulu" Whitaker 05.04.2021 56:50
My guest today is Robert "Zulu" Whitaker. Zulu was released from prison in early March after serving 38 years. When my dear friend, Tarik Greene, brought Zulu with him to pick up furniture that my husband and I were donating to a new residency that MADE Transitional Services recently opened, I was so moved by Zulu's kindness. Within a few minutes of meeting this gentle, respectful man, I invited Z...
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