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EDITORIAL : Paying Attention... by Joann Turner I find it incredibly delicious, to step back and watch life open to me. Any time we step out of our patterns, we are privie to watching life with new eyes. more
A Course in Miracles Perspective: Science of Mind & Miracles by Karen Rice The American Heritage Dictionary defines grace as "seemingly effortless beauty…theologically, Divine love and protection bestowed freely on people." I’ve thought a lot about Grace this week. more
Mistake Salad by Alan Cohen A mother seeking to inspire her young son to progress with his piano lessons took him to a concert by the famed virtuoso Ignacy Paderewski. After the two took their seats, mom noticed a friend a few aisles away, and went to chat with her. more Living in the Moment by Jacob & Erik Liberman We often talk about "wanting to be spiritual," but being spiritual and taking care of our everyday affairs are exactly the same thing. There is no difference. more The Spiritual Practice of Using your Signal by Dan Millman Early one morning more than thirty years ago, I sat meditating. My two-and-a-half-year-old daughter was still sleeping; my wife was out running an errand. more Everyday Ecology: Greening of your Environment: Baking Soda by Patti Williams One of the most basic items you can use in maintaining a green home is baking soda. Bicarbonate of soda, a naturally occurring mineral in our bodies, the earth, even the ocean, is useful in every area of our life. more An Ancient Practive in a Modern Day World by Carrie-Anne Tapia If we were to take the word "Aromatherapy" at face value, we would miss out on all that this practice truly is. Did you know that Aromatherapy goes beyond just the smell of a botanical, beyond it’s aroma? more Finding Grace...My Beloved Mother by Jo Ann Levine My mother, Grace, was recently hospitalized for bronchitis. Her advanced stage of Alzheimer’s complicated both her care and her ability to cope with the stress of a hospital environment. more Life Lessons: Relationships by David Kessler A forty-one-year-old woman remembered an uneventful evening she and her husband had spent several months ago. they ate a simple dinner, then watched TV. more WRITING: Sizing up the Competition by Christine Jette, RN, BA Publishers require you to submit a competitive book search as part of your author questionnaire. They want to know how your book is similar and how it differs from what is currently on the market. more Lives of our Hands: Shapes of Intuition by Ray Zone The intuitive or "psychic" hand is usually long and narrow with thin fingers greater in length than the palm itself. There are other indications on the hand which indicate the importance of intuition in an individual's life, notably the Mount of Luna at the base of the palm directly under the little finger. more Numbers by Design by Kathleen Jacoby In order to determine what your number is throughout 2003, add the numeric value of the month of your birth (April = 4), to the day of your birth, to the universal year number 5 (representing 2+0+0+3=5). more Astrology by Anita Burns |
For Heaven Sakes, Avoid Stress! by Dr. Susan Bobak There are two types of stress: distress and eustress. Distress is harmful to the body; it cannot be totally avoided, but it can be controlled. Eustress is a pleasant, beneficial stress that helps to strengthen the body. more
Dear Louise by Louise Hay I’m 30 years old, in a bit of a mess financially, and I still don’t know what I want to do for a living. To top it off, I always seem to work for very strange people. My current boss is rude to both his staff and customers, he talks down to everyone, and is not pleasant to be around. more What is Your Body Saying to You? Your Body Message: Diets??? by Joy Carroll Question: I am confused about what to eat. All these diets -- high protein, high fat, low fat, vegetarian. What is the healthiest way to eat? more
Eat Live, to be Alive...Got PH by Samantha Pennala Energy never dies. This is a law of physics. Every day, that which we create energetically is here to stay. How wisely, then, do we choose our beliefs and the focus of our attention on a daily basis? more
Fairy Tales Can Come True by Cheryl Meehan I want to share a story with all of you, a story of earth angels, magic, love and hope. They say that fairy tales do not exist in this life. This story will show you they do. more Your Guide to Better Parenting is in the Stars by Chrissie Blaze It is a commonly-held belief that a combination of genetics and environment mold our personality. However, most parents will admit that a newborn baby is pretty much herself from Day One. more Where is the Love? by Wynn Free Love is the most elusive quality to find and have on this planet. I don’t necessarily mean romantic love. I’m referring to the love that expresses itself as joy and enthusiasm radiating from your being. more Film Reviews:Spiritual Exploration from the Movie Mystic by Stephen Simon MATRIX: RELOADED reminds me very much of a filmic version of the mysterious group called Enigma who created music that was classically evocative of the new spirituality that exploded in the 1990’s. more Dreams: Prophetic Dreams...Gateways to the Future by Donna Palmieri D'Amore Prophetic or premonition dreams are those which foretell future occurrences. These dreams are something of an enigma, in that we often do not realize or accept that a dream is prophetic until the event comes to pass in our waking life. more Acceptance, Love & Relationships by Christine A. Loter Accepting relationships as they come to us is one of life’s greater growth opportunities. I’m not just referring to relationships with partners, but also parents, friends, co-workers and pets. more Poems & Quotes |
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