Hi, where do I find the actual link to the radio show? It doesn’t show up on this blog.
Thanks for your help

Yes, Mel ! I have learned that Dorothy really had the power to heal all along. I am here to attest that there is a place called Somewhere Over The Rainbow. All you have to do to find it is to go within and BELIEVE you are worthy to live there !!!

Thank you Mel and thank you so much for all you do You are truly a beautiful soul Keep spreading your wisdom and light!!!

Hi Donna,

I love how you have shared this regarding the story of Oz …

It is SO true.

Sending you endless love, blessings and breakthroughs

Yes WE have the power!

Mel 🙏💕💚

I am 70 years old. Left a narcissistic relationship after a marriage of 23 years. The Wizard of Oz story has always been a great metaphor for me. I saw Dorothy as a young girl who loved her family and dog Toto. The wicked witch (Narcissist) was trying to steal her beloved pet. Dorothy thought she had choice other than running away from her home (actually she was running from herself in an effort to escape the narcissistic). She wound up in the Land of Oz searching for the Wizard that she thought could help her return home). She then had to discover along with the Tin Man, Lion and Scarecrow that the wizard had no real power nor did the witch) She alone always had the power to return home to her True Self.). Wisdom,Courage and Love were always available to her as Dorothy, The Scarecrow and the Lion journeyed together to realize this Truth

It has been 4 years since you left your comment. I am just seeing it today and it spoke to me. I lived through this also, my son was 5 y.o. when I split with my ex. My son would come home after his weekend visits with his narc father and would just be mean and misbehaved, angry. It would take most of the week for him to be “normal” again, only to go through it again in another 10 days. I let him express his anger for the most part and not deny his feelings. When he went through puberty around age 11-12 he was quite angry, destructive. I have finally worked on myself and showed my son a powerful Mom and he finally denied his narc father and decided he could no longer have him in his life. My son is now 17 and we have never had a better relationship. He talks about what happened and how he felt. He was angry because he thought I abandoned him, he didn’t realize I was bound by a court order! But now he understands. I was patient and tolerant and we have an amazing relationship now. Just be there for your boys and don’t give up. More than that, work on yourself to show them there is a different way to BE, to live your life, set an example of stability and sanity. I hope things have improved for you in these 4 years. Believe that things can change, with time and patience and always talking to them, with truth and kindness and empathy. I pray for you and your boys!

Hi Carrie,

thank you for your lovely words.

It is my joy to serve you!

Mel 🙏💕💚