Monthly Archives: January 2023

By Lisa Cedrone Lessons about the meaning of life, love and the true nature of reality from a near death experience. A few years back I had the opportunity to receive a final message from one of my mentors and … Continue reading →

By Owen Waters Your purpose in life includes the development of your own potential so that you can become the most unique “you” possible. The concept of God as a Father-Mother principle, not just a Father God, is hardly new. … Continue reading →

By Mark Pitstick, MA, DC Scientific, clinical and firsthand evidence that no one really dies. Collective evidence by many respected scientists, physicians, psychologists and university professors now clearly indicates that bodily death is not the end of life. Life is … Continue reading →

By Mary Boutieller Remember to pause long enough to notice and be humbled by the million small gifts that make your world amazing. Driving home the other day, I stopped behind a line of cars and wondered what was holding … Continue reading →

By Darrel L. Hammon Lifelong learning is truly an art form. “Yes, I’m done with school,” said a young bridegroom to me when I asked him about his educational status and future. My response was spontaneous and swift: “Well, now … Continue reading →

By Arielle Giordano Enjoying the creative process inspires and remodels our inner reality—our thoughts, feelings and perceptions. Expressing yourself through creativity can bring renewal and regeneration, whether it is through dance, movement, music and choreography, visual arts, writing, cooking, making, … Continue reading →

By Clare Care Breathe in the wonder and awe of our natural surroundings.   Do you ever think about the greatness of the planet? We are amazing beings in physical form sharing our energy, existing with the power to consciously … Continue reading →

By Jo Mooy How to use a simple prayer to summon the vast energy field in the universe and ask that consciousness to deliver what is needed for yourself and others. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but that long-used … Continue reading →