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Nov/Dec 2004
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From the Editor : Heart of Mind? by Joann Turner “Whenever we see separation within our world or within ourselves, we are stumbling along in the wrong direction.” This is something I have felt for some time, but had it brought home to me, recently, in a beautiful, meditation center. more A Course in Miracles Perspective: Changing Seasons by Karen Rice Autumn is upon us. By the time this article goes to print my turtles will have found the season’s deep sleep, and I will be missing the extended days of sunshine and jacketless motorcycle rides. Seasons change. And the season’s of our lives change too. more The Role of Anger by Almine [Anger] is the method our higher self uses to break up the stuck portions either within us or within our interaction with others. It is essential that we delve into our lives to find our anger’s origins and release its hold over us, as it may flare up as a result of trigger events and injure or alienate the ones we love. more Oneness by Rev. Jan Chase As a mystic and Unity minister, I know my work is to see oneness and to be a channel for love and understanding in the world. So, how do I reconcile this with all that is going on in Iraq? more Witness Consciousness by Mark Waller In the last column we discussed how our nature and the conditioning we receive during early childhood development converge to put us on autopilot. Awakening, in part, is the detachment from this conditioning and the possibility that we no longer live on autopilot. Those who awaken actually engage each moment of life. more Katie's Animal Totem Corner: The Wolf Those with a Wolf Totem respect and honor family and friends. Their lives reflect order and harmony. With a spirit of freedom, they are aware of their inner strengths. They understand the importance of protecting and nurturing life. more Finding the Gratitute by Dr. Louise-Diana Developing a yoga and meditation practice can help you avoid defensiveness and give up being controlled by your needs… more Live of our Hands: Lines of Union by Ray Zone Some of the most frequent queries posed to a palm reader pertain to marriage. The marriage lines, for this most chiromantic of questions, are arrayed variously on the hand. Generally, the ring finger of Apollo and little finger of Mercury relate most directly to our relationships with other people and the Heart Line itself, uppermost on the palm, illustrates our ability to love. more Numbers by Design by Kathleen Jacoby Nov/Dec 2004 To determine your number for 2004, add your birth month (exam: April = 4), to the day of your birth and add the number 6 (representing 2+0+0+4=6). If your total is a double-digit number, add it together until you have only one number between 1 and 9. To find the number for 2004, a person whose birthday is May 20 would add 5 + 20 + 6 =31. 3+1=4. For this column, the person’s personal number will be 4 throughout the year. more Recommended Reading An Endless Trace by Christopher Bamford: Secret history of the West, a story of mystics, alchemists & philosophers trying to unite the desire to know & the desire to love––Ancient Greece to now––those who sought to know the world & themselves. more Astrology by Anita Burns Nov/Dec 2004
Poems, Quotes & Inspiration
Poetry Heals: Now-a-days poetry doesn’t get the recognition it should. The genre needs to be brought back into the spotlight, especially since present day society is in such a worldwide chaos. I challenge all to learn more about poetry and it’s effect on populations. Look at rhyming and non-rhyming, read some famous known poets. Then discover local poets in your city. Take what you discover–– ©2004 Albert Lee Moran more |
Energy! Part One–How we lose it. by Dr. Linda Page Energy truly governs our lives. Low energy can mean the difference between crawling and walking through life. In fact, fatigue-related complaints are one of the top five reasons people visit their physician. more
The Liver–A Very Busy Organ by Dr. Susan Bobak The liver has over 500 known functions. Without the liver a person would die in a very short time. An overloaded liver is incapable of taking care of bodily needs and can cause a wide variety of symptoms, because it has so many separate and distinct functions affecting health in many ways. more Dear Louise by Louise Hay Spiritual Business Practices by Lynn Woodland Whatever feels scarce is invariably what we most need to give—and give lovingly rather than grudgingly—if we want to experience increase. more
Everyday Ecology™: Microwave Ovens: Safe or Not? by Patti Williams Do you talk about “nuking” your food or “zapping” it in a microwave oven? That play at lighthearted humor may be more accurate than you think. more
The Impeccable Warrior of Light by Peace Mother Geeta Sacred Song Every time we make a life-expanding, soul-expanding choice, we are feeding Positive Universal Energies...so they can expand & continue to be available to support humanit.y more Ask an Angel: 7 Steps to Connect - Angel Messages with Christopher Dilts Asking an Angel for help is one of our most power spiritual practices. We can ask the Angels for immediate help at any time and in any place. more Purify Your Space of Negative Energies & Psychic Pollution by Master Stephen Co Certain places are intrinsically dirtier than others. If you spend time in these surroundings, you are exposed to greater-than-average energetic contamination. Thus, you may need to practice energetic hygiene more diligently and more regularly—for example, cutting cords and performing general self-sweeping. moreYour Basic Philosophy of Life by Christine Loter What is your basic approach to life? Occasionally it’s good to take stock of your life, beginning with the essentials. And what’s more essential than your outlook on life? That’s the root from which everything else grows, from values to daily decisions. more A Little Glimpse of Heaven by Donna D'Amore In the previous issue of The Messenger, my article detailed the experience of one family whose mother was preparing to cross over to the spiritual realm, and her interaction with the heavenly beings who assisted with her transition. more It's the Little Things that Count by Christa Thornburg Have you ever asked yourself, “Is there something of significance I am to accomplish with my life?”This seems to be a common thought; it would seem to arise out of a deep urge to make our lives meaningful and purposeful. more Feng Shui: Cures for the Holidays by Samatha Pennala Well, are you ready? Once again it is time to add even more “things to do” to our already overfull schedules. Here are some simple Feng Shui “cures” to add to your home or office to help increase harmony and good will. more Film Reviews:Spiritual Exploration from the Movie Mystic by Stephen Simon “WHAT THE #$*! DO WE KNOW?!” is already a phenomenon in the world of Spiritual Cinema. If you haven’t seen it, I urge you to find it in your area and go! more Recipe: Tomato Cake with Lemon Basil Glaze Tarot & Your Spiritual Path: The Lady or the Lion by James Ricklef Card number eight in the Tarot’s Major Arcana is called Strength, but this title can be misleading. This card is not about exerting brute strength or applying physical force. Rather, it represents qualities of inner strength, such as courage, fortitude, patience, compassion, integrity, and resolve. more |
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