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EDITORIAL : A Crystal Ball by Joann Turner My sisters and I were discussing how much simpler life would be if we just had a crystal ball...one of those which are 100% accurate ( I know...the accuracy, depends upon the reader). more
A Course in Miracles Perspective: Love's Arms are Open to Receive You by Karen Rice Turning to face the open arms of Love is a choice. I’m not speaking of romantic love or of needy love, but that love that is deeper, more genuine. more
The Faith Factor by Alan Cohen I went to perform a wedding for my Goddaughter on the island of Hawaii. In order for me to return home to Maui that evening, I had to book the last flight out of Kona. more For Whom is Bliss? by John Sherman In the tradition in which Ramana appears, whatever name it goes by, they speak of the sheaths, the coverings of the Atman. more Praying from the Heart...a Clarification for the "Lost" Mode of Prayer by Gregg Braden Perhaps now, more than at any time in our history, the choices that we make in our lives have lasting effects, and global consequences, that will extend for hundreds of generations into our future. more Gather the Women Beginning the week of March 3-8, 2003, linked globally by our interactive website, we are inviting women to demonstrate their courage to risk leaving old conformities by joining with millions of others throughout the world... more California Law fro Alternative Healthcare Providers by Shelley Stockwell, PhD As of January 1, 2003, California’s Business & Professions Code (2051, 2052, or 2053) requires that all non-licensed Complementary & Alternative healthcare practitioners offer disclosure statements in print advertising and in a signed form. more The Power of Nothing by Mark Barrow And on the seventh day, the Lord kicked back and had a brewski. Sat on a Barcalounger and watched ESPN. Didn't lift a finger. Didn't build a Garden of Eden Wal-Mart. Just sat there and chilled out. more Change by Catherine Ann Jones Once upon a time, and long, long ago, as a then-New York playwright, I was receiving my "fifteen minutes of fame," as Andy Warhol used to say, when my first play, VIRGINIA, received several awards... more Is Sound Creating Crop Circles ? Part 1 by Freddy Silva Crop circles are not new. Over 10,000 have been catalogued since the early 1900s, with dozens of eyewitnesses even reporting crop circles forming in a matter of seconds as far back as 1890; more Life Lessons: The Lesson of Fear by David Kessler Christopher Landon, son of the late actor Michael Landon, was sixteen years old when his father died in 1991. Christopher spoke about the effect losing his father had on him and his fears: more WRITING: The Creative Silence by Christine Jette, RN, BA Observe yourself when you write. What length of time constitutes the "ideal writing session" for you? One hour? How about two thirty-minute blocks with a break in between? more Lives of our Hands: Deciphering the Visible by Ray Zone I For a true intuitive, it is possible to read meaning in many things. Coins that are tossed, runes picked or straws that are dropped, tea leaves in the bottom of a cup, or playing cards drawn randomly, all afford significant pictures for one who is sensitive. 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 Poems & Quotes Monthly Astrology by Anita Burns |
Getting Fit Enhancs Sex for Men & Women -- Part 1 by Linda Page A healthy lifestyle has the greatest impact on a man’s sexual ability and enjoyment. Every man can develop his sexual potential to its utmost no matter what his age! more
How 8 Glasses a Day keeps Fat Away by Dr. Susan Bobak Incredible as it may seem, water is quite possibly the single most important catalyst in losing weight and keeping it off. Although most of us take it for granted, water may be the only true “magic potion” for permanent weight loss. more Dear Louise by Louise Hay I’m a 47-year-old female who’s been truly blessed. I’ve been able to attend graduate school full time without having to be employed at the same time. My question is, why am I sabotaging myself? more Body, Mind, Spirit & Soul Connection by Cathy Jamieson, Ph.D.(c) Over the last 4 years I have written many articles for The Messenger, articles sharing ways to keep fit and healthy through nutrition, attitude and exercise. This month I am writing about something a little different. I recently had the opportunity to interview Victoria Jennings, author of God As Mother: more What is Your Body Saying to You? by Joy Carroll With psoriasis the body produces skin cells five times faster than normal. It is characterized by silvery scaly skin or red patches. more
Feng Shui: Placing the Bagua—setting the cures by Samantha Pennala Here we are again coming up on the “Spring Cleaning” time of year. This is a great time to go over some “Bagua Basics” and give you some ideas for “cures” to help enhance your life. more
Balance is the Focus by Cheryl Meehan Do you know what it’s like to be born with a condition no one has a name for? Did your body ever shake itself violently and have you ever made noises and/or yelled out obscenities without knowing why? more Peace on Earth by Chrissie Blaze Leo Tolstoy led us to believe with his great classic “War and Peace” that peace is absence of war, and that war is a natural state. We cannot blame Tolstoy, who described the human condition brilliantly... more Inter-Dimensional jCommunication by Wynn Free I’dThis month’s column is going to be a bit different than any of my previous columns. Over the past 10 months, I’ve had some very unusual personal experiences, proving to me, without a doubt, that there are beings in other dimensions in communication with me. more Shamanic Methods for Healing he Light Body by Esther Jenkins Shamanism sees all life as being connected. There are no random events, there are no accidents. Every experience in the course of a day has significance. more The Bagel, the Snail & the Strawberry by David Lintner The major problem facing the human race at this point in our development is centered on the question of identity. How we answer the question of who we are––as individuals, and the larger/smaller groups with which we identify–– more Film Reviews:Spiritual Exploration from the Movie Mystic by Stephen Simon "The Hours" It has been a long time since I have felt so moved by a film as I was while watching THE HOURS. Only FAR FROM HEAVEN came close in 2002 and THE HOURS had a much more powerful and emotional impact on me. more Love Speaks by kay Wiltse, C.H.T. Love speaks in many ways upon the earth plane. Love takes many forms and has many aspects. We, as humans, often have an outline in mind with regard to the ways that love “should” appear in our lives. more Dreams – Signs & Symbols by Donna Palmieri D'Amore Signs swirl around us daily, yet we are so preoccupied with activities of our waking lives, that the underlying significance is ignored. This is why symbolism is presented in dreams. more Relationships: Punishment & Behavior Patterns by Christine A. Loter Picture this scenario if you will: a society thriving with positive thinking and reinforcement; one that’s built on reward for positive behavior rather than punishment. There are no fines, penalties, traffic tickets, fear based reality television shows, spankings––the list can continue indefinitely. more A Crisis of Power: Saturn & Pluto Face Off by Anita Burns On August 5 and November 2, 2001 and on May 26, 2002, but effective through May 2003, the planets Saturn and Pluto oppose each other from Gemini to Sagittarius. This configuration will affect world events and individuals astrological configurations that are affected by this aspect. more |
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