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EDITORIAL : Hollie & Deb by Joann Turner Two wonderful young ladies entered my life this month.Hallie Grace is hardly a week old and has come into this world with struggles galore. Doctors had presented gloomy prospects to her parents...more
A Course in Miracles Perspective: Love Hovers Over You by Karen Rice Imagine a power so dominate that it hovers over you always, constantly blessing you with nary a lapse or vacant moment of its presence. more
The Missing Tubes by Alan Cohen My friend Kane’s father was a television repairman in the 1950’s. One day Herman went out on a house call to service the TV of an old man named Jake, who lived alone. more Transitions: 6 Steps to Managing Change by Anne Ronan, Ph.D. Sometimes change is sudden and unexpected––a corporate lay-off, an illness, a death of a spouse. Other times, we feel a stirring of discontentment for a while before we decide it's time to move on. more One Success Leads to Another by Dr. Claudia Rose I’ve got a question,” the man said as I sat on a panel of writers, editors and publishers at last week’s meeting of the International Coaches Federation of Orange County. Good Scents: Excuses by Donna Metcalfe Whenever I hear someone give a reason for not doing something they say they’d really like to do, I always wonder why. I know why, I just wonder if they do. more Where do you put your Attention? by David Lintner I am the prosecutor and the defense, the judge and the jury, the defendant and the trial. I am the truth and the lie. more Shaping the Outlook by Ray Zone For any student of the Hermetic arts, seeking correspondences between the visible world of things with the hidden realm of meaning, appearances will reveal philosophies. more Take Leave of Your Mind by Lorane Gordon What does being mindful really mean? It’s about being aware; aware of everything that is going on within and without. When we’re mindful we experience the color of the sky, the green of the grass. more When Destiny Beckons...Dreams my hold a key to understanding by Donna D'Amore Destiny, as defined by Webster’s Dictionary: “1. Something to which a person or thing is destined: fortune. 2. A predetermined course of events often held to be an irresistible power or agency. Synonym, see fate.” more Using the Power of Prayer to Change our World by Christan Hummel All of us have had opportunities in our own lives to experience what we would call a miracle, which is nothing more than jumping to another grid, or accessing a creative matrix. more The Path of Love vs. Fear - Part II by Christine A. Loter Last month we explored how energy expands with love and contracts with fear. Belief systems and karmic patterns influence how we interpret life, which is then reflected in how we approach life in general. more Numbers by Design by Kathleen Jacoby To find your personal number for the entire year of 2002, take the number of the month of your birth. more Poems & Quotes Monthly Astrology by Anita Burns |
Can You Prevent, Even Turn Around, Osteoporosis? Yes! by Linda Page The new studies keep coming--Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) may increase a woman's risk of developing insulin resistance and Type II diabetes--HRT may increase a woman's risk of breast cancer... more
The Colon's Effect on YOur Health - Part 1 by Dr. Susan Bobak The colon, or large intestine, is an organ very much neglected until trouble begins, usually first recognized as constipation or diarrhea. The symptoms are often treated with over the counter preparations frequently advertised on television or in magazines. more Dear Louise by Louise Hay I’m currently unemployed and looking for work. Also, I’m very interested in getting married and having a family. But so far nothing has happened in these areas. more Realizing Optimal Health by Cathy Jamieson, Ph.D.(c) Most people, if asked, would admit that they are not happy with their weight or the health status of their body. The sad thing is that most people are trying to change their bodies in the wrong way. more RUMI...and the Inward Journey by Fariba Enteshari The mystical poetry of Rumi has been inspiring the hearts of people who seek enlightenment for over 700 years. His teachings invite us to go on an Inward Journey, from the path of duality to the path of Unity. more 2 Short Meditations: A Habit You'll Love by Justine Singer The time and pleasure you take in your daily habit of showering or bathing is a way of honoring your physical body. You can add to your routine two short and powerful meditations that will enhance your day and your life. more Aromatherapy: The Science of Essential Oil Therapy by Carrie Anne Tapia, L.M.T. When you hear the word "Aromatherapy" what comes to your mind? Perhaps it is your favorite fragranced candle, or a wonderful aromatic herbal bath. more Open Your Eyes by Mohmood Valimohamed Existence heaps thousands of opportunities in front of you to help your spiritual growth. It is important for you to be open to them. more Positive & Negative by Wynn Free Our world is divided by polarity into positive and negative. Each individual either by choice or by default is operating his or her life out of a combination of these two principles. more Amazement vs Cynicism by Darci Rue Mayo The topic that has recently touched my heart is “amazement.” As you travel through life you begin to awaken your inner consciousness, the mega-consciousness. more 7 Keys to effective Prayer What do we know, scientifically, about prayer and whether or not it really works? Well, for one thing, prayer appears to double the success rate of in vitro fertilization procedures that lead to pregnancy... more Life Lessons: The Lesson of Time Frank and Margaret had been married for over fifty wonderful years. Devotedly in love with each other, they were inseparable. When Margaret became terminally ill, she said, “I can accept this illness. more Film Reviews:Spiritual Exploration from the Movie Mystic by Stephen Simon The depiction of the dark side of life in entertainment is a controversial subject. As challenging as the concept may be, we live in a world that unfortunately often reflects back to us the darkest aspects of the human experience. more Healing and the Human Voice by Anita Burns It is well known by anyone who has been around the metaphysical/spiritual block a few times that sound, especially the human voice, has the power to heal, balance, clear chakras, and more. more |
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