Joa Janakoayas, Author at I AM University of Spiritual Psychology

World Harmony Convergence 2020

by Joa Janakoayas | Sep 19, 2018 | events, University News

With the presidential elections, 2020 will be a pivotal year for the USA and world. When I listen to a number of astrologers, I am hearing 2020 is going to be an epic time of moving into the dawning of our Aquarian age at full tilt. Jupiter, Saturn, and Pluto all...

Why Climb Mount Shasta?

by Joa Janakoayas | Aug 17, 2018 | Empowerment Coaching, Happiness, Spiritual Psychology, University News

Why would someone climb any mountain? Is it just a macho thing to conquer Nature? When I was 30 years old I was moving from Seattle to San Francisco traveling on I-5 with my car loaded with everything I owned. Coming from the North, I saw a lone giant mountain on the...

Tips for Transitioning From a Job to Doing Your Calling

by Joa Janakoayas | Jul 17, 2018 | Empowerment Coaching, Happiness, Masters Program, Online Masters Program, Spiritual Psychology

Tips for Transitioning from a Job to Doing Your Calling From my experience and witnessing hundreds of others launching their holistic practices, shifting from working for “the man” to doing your own practice is a rewarding yet challenging balancing act. It’s easy to...

How To Make a Living at Your Higher Calling in One Year

by Joa Janakoayas | Apr 30, 2018 | About UMS, Featured, Happiness, Masters Program, Online Masters Program, Spiritual Psychology, University News, Why UMS?

What is Your Higher Calling? Your higher calling is a more direct expression of your authentic joy. We are all evolving in consciousness throughout our lives, and what we do reflects this. Early in my life I was a gardener. Then, I got tired of...

The New Intimacy

by Joa Janakoayas | Mar 13, 2018 | Happiness, Spiritual Psychology, University News

Intimate relationships are the greatest challenge. For the past 50 years, divorce rates have skyrocketed, number of single people have climbed to the majority of the population, and the number of women who give birth out of wedlock is increased to almost 40 percent. ...