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 Living Your Intuitive DreamsBy sHEALyA book digest by D. D. DelaneyIntuition development is a great way to become the real you and live the life you've always wanted.Forming an opinion about LifeBy Ed IdaRow, row, row your boat, Gently down the stream may offer secret clues to the intuitive art of living.The Intuitive HeartBy Henry ReedBook Digest by Clayton MontezWhen your heart goes out to someone, your compassion creates an empathic bridge of intuitive understanding.Soul Surfing: Intuition Development OnlineBy Karyn Greenstreet"I can FEEL you!" Mary shouted, as the group of students practiced a psychic reading on her. "I can feel everyone's energy as you read me!"Field Tested PsychicsSubscribers Only!
For the past several years, the Edgar Cayce Institute for Intuitive Studies
has searched for professional psychics or "intuitives" who demonstrated
sufficient helpful abilities to be invited to provide readings for participants at
conferences. Here for the first time is the list of these individuals.
The Edge of TomorrowBy Beverly JaegersPSI, long considered paranormal, occult or as some special 'gift' given only to special people, is beginning to take its place in the new Millennium as a valid and reasonable field of science and of worthwhile study.Breakthrough IntuitionBy Rosemary Ellen GuileyBook digest by VerDella DenwiddieLearn techniques for recognizing your intuition and developing it for personal discovery.The Intuitive EdgeBy Philip GoldbergBook digest by Zahid HossainFor many years, this book has been THE reference book for what has been known, supposed and rumored about intuition.No Need to Go Outside for Better SeeingBy Margaret Dwyer, Ph.D.A Dream Quest ExperienceSeven Secrets to the Higher SelfBy Asoka Selvarajah, Ph.D.The Higher Self within us far transcends the understanding of our conscious minds. This is the power that all the great geniuses and teachers of history have accessed. It is also the place of magic and miracle in our lives. Here are the seven key steps to contact it.Solarian LegacyBy Paul von WardWhat causes us to block out the idea or realization that we, as holographic portions and children of the universe, are probably endowed with the same miracle producing power we delegate to gods and angels?Becoming a Professional PsychicBy Karyn GreenstreetMedical intuition is a growing field. Learn about this skill and how online study can be a source of training.The Psychic ParadigmBy Beverly JaegersBook Digest by Lorrie KazanA text on psychic development by the original psychic detective and founder of U.S. Psi Squad..Discoveries of the Intuitive HeartBy Henry ReedEdgar Cacye inspired a new approach to psychic research that led to an innovative handle on the natural intuition of the heart.Is Psychic Invasion a Case of Co-Dependency?By Henry ReedFor Subscribers Only! A personal story of psychic invasion suggests a new view on this controversy.
Awakening IntuitionBy Frances VaughanBook digest by Rachel CreagerThis classic survey of intuition, by a prominent pioneer in transpersonal counseling, was the first to discuss the spiritual side of intuition.Allow it to Be EasyBy Connie RussertAs we uncover our innate Essence qualities, we automatically begin to tap into our intuition.Insights from Psychic Readings: A Research ReportBy Doug RichardsHere is a report of a project that yielded many insights on how best to prepare for a psychic reading and the types of questions that seem to result in the best answers.Intuition: Core Competence for the New MilleniumBy Arupa TesolinNext time you're out driving take a look around, at the businesses, the shops, the homes, transport, signs, and people, and wonder "How else could this have looked?"Creating a Meaningful LifeBy Amy BetitIn this Atlantic University "mini-lesson," you'll have a chance to explore what you may offer to yourself that would help you create more meaning in your life.Inner GuidanceBy John Van AukenA leading Edgar Cayce scholar tells how to develop a relationship with inner guidance that you can trust.The Language of AnimalsBy Carol GurneyBook Summary by Laurel MoranLearning to communicate with animals is one of the fastest growing areas of applied intuition.Channeling Your Higher SelfBy Henry ReedBook Summary by Rachel CreagerEdgar Cayce popularized the word, "channel," to mean bringing forth, and had a unique "mega-vision" of the many ways in which we can bring forth blessings from Spirit.Awaken Your Awareness of IntuitionBy Nancy Pohle & Ellen SeloverThe intuitive impressions we receive come to us in a variety of different ways.Hypnosis for Actor's StudioEntering the state of Hypnosis aids actors in their character roles.IntuitionBy John Van AukenYou have to express your willingness to listen to what thefelt sense has to say, without an agenda of your own.The Power of NowBy Eckhart TolleBook Summary by Ann HollandEven when the sky is heavily overcast, the sun hasn't disappeared. It's still there on the other side of the clouds.Messages from Dr. Lauren ThibodeauCalling on the intuitive wisdom of another person to help you interpret events in your life is a key turning point in your spiritual growth and development. But choose your wisdom resources wisely.Finding Your Mission in Life isa Mission in Intuition DevelopmentBy Henry ReedDo you remember where you were when the thought first occurred to you, "I wonder if my life has a special purpose?"Five Principles for Spiritual ParentingBy Mimi DoeDreamers from around the world have submitted dreams to a global dreaming project called Dream Gatherers.Developing the Habit of IntuitionBy Arupa TesolinOut on my meditative walk the idea came to me to try to write an essay based on what two books, on very different subjects, had in common. Perhaps a new insight would emerge that would merit sharing it with you.Psychic Training ComicsBy Henry Reed, Kumiko Sakurai Foster, Miyuki KanekoA comic book on Edgar Cayce's vision of psychic development is under development at:Atlantic UniversityHere you can read the first chapter.Intuition for Spiritual WisdomBy Lloyd LewisAn Atlantic University student who is a practitioner of Eckankar describes his method for tapping intuitive insights.Professional Intuitives in the WorkplaceBy Renee TakacsA study of professional intuitives and their experiences helping out in the workplace with their special skills. (An Atlantic University Master's Thesis)Thoughts without a ThinkerBy Mark Epstein, M.D.Book Summary by Susanne BozenskiAn exploration of the intuitive realities underlying Buddhist meditation and psychoanalysis.Intuitive Truth for the Child WithinBy Connie RussertChanneled writing presents five ideas to consider about what your inner child may intuit as truth.Develop Your Intuitive Heart in Asheville, North CarolinaBy Henry ReedPractical intuition means gaining guidance for yourself and your relationships. How can you obtain the highest guidance possible? The Intuitive Heart approach is based upon the spiritual ideals Edgar Cayce prescribed for extraordinary psychic ability.Practical IntuitionBy Laura DayBook Summary by Linda BrownWe don't need to know how intuition works to reap its benefits. Learn to trust that you know, without knowing why you know. We can develop our intuition so that we will make better decisions and have more control of our lives.Invitation to a Dream QuestBy Henry ReedThe "Dream Solutions!" process harnesses the power of dreams. It is the one dreamwork method that incorporates Edgar Cayce's suggestion for how to learn to interpret dreams.Have a Creative Relationship with Spirit GuidesBy PaTrisha RobinSongMy angels and spirit guides were many and nameless. Then someone suggested to me, "why don't you name your angels and spirit guides by what they do and give them a face to make them more personal." What a novel idea! It became fun.Cosmic ConsciousnessA book review by Gayl WoitryaAll at once... he found himself wrapped around, as it were, by a flame-colored cloud.... The next (instant) he knew that the light was within himself. Directly after, there came upon him a sense of exaltation, of immense joyousness, accompanied or immediately followed by an intellectual illumination quite impossible to describe.Knowing When It's RightBy Nancy Rosanoff, Ph.D.Book Summary by Linda BrownLearning to listen to intuition can help us make wise choices in our relationships and can lead to creative solutions when problems arise.Postive EnergyBy Judith OrloffBook Summary by Lorrie KazanBecome mindful. From mindfulness comes a new kind of freedom, both in knowing one's self fully and in being completely present in one's life.Lifting the Veil: Rapture or Rupture?By Henry ReedWhat will be the impact upon society and its institutionalized religions when the reality of paranormal phenomena is generally accepted?Enlightenment BluesBy Andre van der BraakBook summary by Lorrie KazanPreviously Andre had been struggling with maintaining a Buddhist practice that he'd found overly rigorous without offering the kind of emotional sustenance he still craved. He was elated and relieved when Andrew Cohen told him, "Enlightenment is now." You're in it and you no longer have to prepare.The Intelligent HeartBy Bruce & David McArthurBook summary by Linda BrownThis book is a comprehensive examination of the Universal Laws and combines the wisdom of Edgar Cayce with the science of HeartMath.Cracking the Intuition CodeBy Gail FergusonBook summary by Susie PedigoIn asking a question you need to identify the information you need and reflect your intention. Always start with the question "What do I know about ___?" The question introduces a situation that establishes the connection that intuition needs.Celebrating Soul: Preparing for the New ReligionBy Lawrence JaffeBook summary by Susie PedigoConsciousness knows with both the head and the heart. The Jungian myth includes the idea that changing the God-image is dependent on transforming human consciousness. The connection between ego and Self represents the connection between man and God.The Holy Longing: The Hidden Power of Spiritual YearningBy Connie Zweig, Ph.D.Book summary by Linda BrownBecause holy longing has a light side and a dark side it can lead us, on one hand, to an ecstatic experience and wisdom. On the other, it takes us into emotional despair.Try it On! Use your fashion sense to awaken your intuitionDescribed by Henry ReedNancy Rosanoff, Ph.D., a member of theIntuition NetworkIn her new column, she offers a very interesting method, called "Try it on!" In essence, pretend your option is a set of clothes.Mystical Dogs: Animals as guides to our inner lifeBy Jean HoustonBook summary by Linda Brown"Dogs offer steady emotional support, love us unconditionally and can even find us thousands of miles away. They inhabit our imaginations and find a place in our dreams. Our pets assist us in finding who and what we really are. They help us bridge nature and instinct."Connections: The Five Threads of Intuitive WisdomBy Gabrielle RothBook Summary by Lorrie Kazan"All of life is a dance; particles move, and movement brings us into that divine, intuitive flow, into the spontaneous, instinctive wisdom that illuminates the present moment."Multidimensional Reality and the Design of ExistenceAn excerpt from:
Path of Empowerment: Pleiadian Wisdom for a World in Chaos
By Barbara Marciniak"Everyone on Earth is here to participate in and contribute to the mass awakening of humanity to the truth that your thoughts create your reality."How can I trust Spirit?By Paularyo"Doubting Spirit is part of the human search for truth. No human truths remain constant. Your truths evolve as your soul evolves. Allow it to be your truth in the moment."Edgar Cayce on Religion and Psychic ExperienceBy Harmon BroBook Summary by Susie PedigoEvery human soul has psychic ability. Need, opportunity and intent must be in place before psychic phenomena occurs. So psychic ability has to be more than a kit of useful tools; it must include the awareness the way things are and a desire to work with the way things are.A Hidden Order: Uncover Your Life's DesignBy Winter RobinsonBook Summary by Susie PedigoThis hidden order is quickly becoming a part of the world's spiritual revolution that will rid the world of fear, greed, and confusion and result in humankind developing harmony with the cosmos.A Besdide Guide to DreamsBy Stase MichaelsBook Summary by VirDella DenwiddieA brief look briefly at the 27 types of dreams that Michaels documents in the book. For each category, Michaels provides descriptions of dream types in that category, followed by "live" examples of dreams and analyses. Afterwards, she summarizes each type by recapturing the identifying features, to make it easier for the dreamer to sort, label and understand his or her dream content.All My Relations: Living with Animals as Teachers and HealersBy Susan Chernak McElroyBook summary by Linda BrownAnimals provide us with many lessons, although over time we have distanced ourselves from them and nature. It is by putting our attention and intention into these relationships that we deepen them. Our relationship with animals can bring about our transformation of consciousness.Captain of My Ship Master of My SoulBy F. Holmes "Skip" AtwaterBook Summary by Jed BendixAtwater's first encounter with "remote viewing" was as a teenager. Skip loved to work on car engines. Atwater soon discovered he had the ability to close his eyes concentrate and see inside the engine. He could see broken engine components or the oil flowing within the motor.My Crazy Uncle: A Translucent IdentityAn excerpt from the book:
The Translucent Revolution: How People just like you are waking up and changing
By Arjuna Ardagh"Trailing clouds of glory do we come, from God who is our home," wrote William Wordsworth. As preverbal babies, we experience ourselves as limitlessness. At one with what we see and feel, we have no need to define ourselves. We are both nothing and everything. Then Iago imposes a sense of limitation, of something missing, which we can never quite put a finger on. We can spend an entire lifetime trying to find a satisfactory ending to the statement "I am..."Educating IntuitionBy Robin M. HogarthBook Summary by Susie PedigoDoctors, waiters, housewives, teachers, plumbers and stockbrokers all use intuitive judgment. Everyone does. Minor decisions or major decisions are often made based on feeling, even when the reason for the feeling is unclear. Intuition is knowing without knowing why we know. It is knowledge we aren't born with, nor do we reach it with analytic argument.Becoming Psychic: Spiritual Lessons for Focusing Your Hidden AbilitiesBy Stephen Kierulff, Ph.D. and Stanley Krippner, Ph.D.Commentary by Linda BrownThis book goes far beyond listing the five ways of becoming psychic and giving instructions on how to do so. In fact, the authors make it clear from the beginning that psychic events entail love and connection, not personal glory. The main objective of the book is to explore the spiritual implications of psychic phenomena.Three steps to intuitive empowermentBy Cay Randall May, Ph.D.Who of us hasn't later regretted a decision or action which we took against our inner knowing? Even the strongest intuitive insights can be contradicted by self-doubt just as conflicting emotions can override the most accurate impressions.Mandalas and the Incubation of Inspirational DreamsBy Henry Reed, Ph.D.Dreams are a wonderful source of guidance for life issues, especially when we are ready to take action. If you've ever wondered about using your dreams for intuitive guidance you will be interested in the Dream Quest process.Twelve Keys to Leading a Psychic LifeBy Lorrie KazanDon't worry about what other people think. Don't worry about fitting in. (Chances are you don't fit in but remember that other people don't necessarily hear or see the amount of things you do.)May 1 – May 5, 2006During the first five days of May, 2006, eight people will join Henry Reed and his wife at a Civil War era Plantation house on a 3,000 acre working farm in the Blue Ridge mountains for a Creativity Revival, with the theme of "Caring for the Creative Spirit." Perhaps you will be one of those eight people.How do psychics find missing people, or solve murders?By Lorrie KazanPsychometry is often used to find lost objects and people and it's something you can learn. Psychometry is the ability to see with touch. A psychometrist holds an object in hand, or sometimes pressed to the forehead, and simply relates the impressions she or he receives. Solving a murder, the late Bevy Jaegers held a rock from the crime scene and was able to describe the gruesome events. The idea is that objects take on the resonance of what has been pervasive in their environment.Your Heart Knows the Answer: How to Trust Yourself and Make the Choices That Are Right for YouBy Gail HarrisBook Summary by Linda BrownThe most important message the book is that where you are is where you need to be. When you lets your heart guide you, things flow more easily, and you will have a sense of where you belong. You will experience more love and a more positive attitude, because the voice of truth is always kind and loving.The Yoga of SoundBy Russill PaulMedical research now validates immense physiological benefits from chanting: lowered blood pressure, stabilized heart rate, improved circulation and the production of endorphins, which are body's natural painkillers and mood enhancers.The Inner Psychic: A Journey from Reluctance to Self-RelianceBy Darrin OwensAs a psychic who feels called to help others connect with their own inner psychic, my role is to encourage clients to deal with their challenges, not escape them. Accepting your true psychic nature means taking your power back and redirecting your life. That is why we are all reluctant psychics to some degree. We are afraid of the power and total responsibility that comes with owning our psychic potential.Asking for Psychic ReadingsA Memo from A.R.E. Staff to those who inquire about a recommendation
concerning a reputable psychic
From the perspective of the Edgar Cayce readings, each of us is our own best psychic.
Whether the information comes from a hunch, an intuition, our dreams, or synchronicity,
each of us possesses a wealth of internal guidance that can be drawn upon whenever
we need it. In fact, the Cayce material suggests that our true natural state is psychic
and that as we progress spiritually in our lives we will have more personal experiences
with this psychic dimension of our beings. Still, there are times in life when we
may feel the need to receive external guidance. Just as it is appropriate for individuals
to seek out help from a doctor, a counselor, a minister, or a trusted friend, there
may be occasions when we feel the need for intuitive information from a professional.
How Memories and Dreams can Help us to Transform our LivesBy Andrea FlewI offered a friend who was going through a period of transition, an opportunity to practice developing intuition for guidance by engaging with memories and dreams to reflect and analyze guidance contained in their stories. I found the whole experience to be affirming of my potential to contribute to opportunities for the transformational process to progress. I felt I grew in confidence within myself to apply my skills in service with another. I became aware of skills and insights within that I am capable of practically applying to daily life and living that can serve my own and others' conscious awareness, growth in spirit and confidence to serve others.Developing the Psychic Profession CommentaryBy Henry Reed onThe Intuitive Career: How to Succeed as a Consultant, Reader, or Healer, by Cay Randall May What can society expect from a professional intuitive? I think it is crucially important that psychics get it together to provide us with an answer. It would create the actual status of "profession" in the mind of society. What do psychics profess? We don't know yet, but we're waiting.Exploring Beyond the Ego MindAn essay on Transpersonal Knowing
By Jan KruyffThinking is a great human pastime. We all think. Whether it is about our next meal, how to manage our present problem, or where to vacation, we always seem to be thinking. Maybe we even pass all of our time thinking. But how often do we think about thinking, a thing that comes so naturally to us. How often do we consider where particular thoughts come from? Where are the limits of our individual minds? Do we ever consider that some of the contents of our minds originate outside of us?Healing Through PaintingBy Patricia SulllivanDuring my AU studies I took the course on the use of visual arts for healing. I loved it. It got my creative juices going. And it helped me get rid of some fears I had regarding expressing myself.Applied Remote Viewing: Project Blind AwarenessBy Jenna LudwigA man explained to psychic Carol Ann Liaros (who is Senior Trainer at the Edgar Cayce Institute for Intuitive Studies) that although he had been totally blind for over 41 years since the age of four, he could see the auras of those around him. This led Carol Ann to consider the prospect of teaching the blind to "see" through the use of their psychic abilities. The result was "Project Blind Awareness."On Being Non-Attached to OutcomesBy Brandon BaysOften, we become attached to something or someone because deep down we fear we would't be complete without them. We fear letting go into the presence of the unknown, and feel that we would be left bereft, lost, alone without that outer possession, person, lifestyle. We fear non-existence.Taking The Journey to Wild DivineBy Jed J BendixOne advantage "The Journey" has over other biofeedback devices is in teaching the effect emotional states have upon our body's rhythms. Some sessions ask you to raise your energy level while others ask you to bring it down.Enhancing the Intuitive Coping Style through Transpersonal Course Instruction:A Pilot Study by David W. Miller
Abstract of Culminating Project for Atlantic University Many people are unaware
of their inherent intuitive skills for dealing with the stressful situations of modern
life. But others are aware of this intuitive transcendent phenomenon in the form of
hunches and have learned how to sporadically use it. A few have learned how to trigger
this intuitive skill and use it to cope with modern life.
Your Immortal RealityBy Gary RenardBook Review by Sidney GoodwinYour Immortal Reality much like The Disappearance of the Universe attempts to explain A Course in Miracles from the "good old common man" approach. Gary says that he is just a common guy, not all that bright, who just happen to have his future self, who wrote the Gospel of Thomas in a previous life, and a partner appear as physical forms in his living room and give him sage advice on spiritual principles to living in everyday life. Their banter adds color and some humor to the exchange that presses the message of A Course in Miracles that forgiveness is the key to awaken us from the dream of this world.The Heart’s CodeBy Paul PearsallBook Summary By Clayton MontezHeart’s Code illustrates revolutionary discoveries about the heart’s role in the scope of human healing and consciousness and that an application of the heart’s code will lead to better health, happiness and self-knowledge.The Emotional Heart: The heart as an organ of perception and communicationBy Stephen Harrod BuhnerA chapter excerpted from his book The Secret Teachings of Plants: The Intelligence
of the Heart in the Direct Perception of Nature.
The tendency for heart cells to entrain with one another, merely because of the proximity
of their electromagnetic fields, extends to any electromagnetic field that comes into
contact with them. Just as the electromagnetic fields of two heart cells cause them
to begin beating or oscillating in unison, when the electromagnetic fields of two
hearts come together, they also begin to oscillate or entrain to each other. But this
phenomenon extends even further.
Story of a Dream QuestDebbie BaileyAt the beginning of the dream quest program, I was concerned about the way in which I make decisions. I felt that most of my decisions were based on past patterns instead of free will. This concerned me so I focused on decision making as I began recording my first week’s dreams.Shapeshifting My LifeBy Susan K. GarrettThe most striking thing I notice about myself since attempting this writing exercise is the realization of what an extraordinary life I’ve had to this point and how guided I have been. I often think of myself as hum drum and everyday. But my life experiences have been powerful and extraordinary, and just what I have needed.Walking with the Wisdom of All TraditionsAn Interview with:
Sage BennetAuthor of Wisdom Walk: Nine Practices for Creating Peace and Balance from the World's Spiritual Traditions
People can learn ways to reduce stress and find balance in their lives from overworking
and other addictive behaviors by following simple wisdom practices such as creating
a home altar, meditating and finding peace, surrendering to prayer, forgiveness, letting
nature be our teacher, visioning, learning to go with the flow, and service.
The Power of AwarenessAn excerpt from
The Mandala of Being: Discovering the Power of AwarenessBy Richard Moss, M.D.Any story you tell yourself about who you are, any belief you have, any feeling you are aware of, is only an object of your larger consciousness. You, in your essence, are always something that experiences all these and remains more complete than any of them. When you realize that you are inherently larger than any feeling that enters your awareness, this very awareness will change the feeling, and it will release its grip on you.The New Science of ConsciousnessBy Laurie Nadel, Ph.D.An Excerpt from her book
Sixth Sense: Unlocking Your Ultimate Mind Power.
The term "new science" was first introduced in 1964 by the late Nobel neuroscientist
Dr. Roger Sperry (1913-1994). It is based on the premise that your consciousness --
your point of focus which can be compared to a cursor on your computer screen -- can
create physical effects in your brain as well as the other way around.
Connecting with the Divine MatrixBy Gregg BradenBook summary by Joanne AaronsonHow do you know if you are connected to a higher power? First, let's agree on what to call this higher power often called God, but many words could be substituted.Dream Quest: Trust in Yourself. Let God Do The RestBy Joanne LattiakSo it was, having tried everything I could think of over the years to break free of the fear that was holding me back, I came to the Dream Quest hoping for new insights. I also came with a hefty skepticismdoubtful this would give me that long sought-after key to freedoms door.Experiments in Past Life RegressionBy Georgia EdwardsThe long and short of my past life regression work simply tells me to be responsible for my actions as karma builds way too quickly. I can only imagine what living without the possibility of not creating karma can be like. It has a peace of mind, warmth of heart and an easy serene mind.The Art of Remembering and Interpreting DreamsBy Judith Orloff, M.D.Whatever I am doing, I always hear my dreams echoing in a distant underground chamber beneath my thoughts and feelings, attuned to the rhythms of my body and the very substance of the earth. They are my compass and my truth; they guide me and link me to the Divine. They call out to me in an intimate whisper, always knowing how to find me. They speak my real name.Leaving Old Ways at Ease: A Story of a Dream QuestBy Drude ClarkThe Dream Quest guidebook says, "whatever question or problem you choose to work on it will reflect something about you and how you are responding to your life situation... Dreams do their best, it is assumed here, when you are doing your best, in your conscious life, to work on your problem yourself." I will have to handle my own baggage.Shoe Dreams on My Dream Quest Path: A Report on a Dream QuestBy L.S. KingOne might think the focus of my dream quest was all about my dilemma of which kind of hiking boot I should buy for a recent backpacking trip. Should I go with a cloth-based shoe that dries fast or a Gore-Tex lined boot that keeps the feet dry? But this was never really a dilemma. I knew I wanted the latter, even if the shoe salesman did not want to sell me a pair. The focus of my dream quest was a little deeper than the qualms of my shoe issues.The Importance of Being in "Now"By Joanne AaronsonIn order to be fully present and operating properly (fully and completely), particularly with our creative abilities in gear, we must focus our attention on what's happening NOW.The Journey from Childhood to Adulthood: The Importance and Limitations of Rites of PassageBill PlotkinContemporary, Western society fails us during the transition from childhood to adulthood. Too many people reach their physical prime without ever attaining psychological maturity. Put plainly, in today's world, growing up is hard to do.By Stanislav Grof Summary by Pat Clendenen Most of us in our ordinary state of consciousness identify with only a small part of who we really are. In nonordinary states of consciousness we have the ability to access a deep inner intelligence that guides us through the healing and transformation process. Mental Resilience: Develop the Focus of a Warrior and the Peace of a Monk. By Kamal Sarma Most people come to meditation thinking, or even fearing, that it is difficult. No matter how much some people rave about the benefits of meditation, many think it would be easier to relax by merely playing a sport, reading a book, grabbing a drink, watching TV, or doing any number of things that do not require much effort. Active Imagination: Anyone Can Do It, And Everyone Should Access the Miraculous. By Lorrie Kazan* Active Imagination is a life-transforming process pioneered by famed psychoanalyst, Dr. Carl Jung. It is a powerful tool to gain access into one's own interior life. With practice, it offers intuitives an added doorway to experience areas of psychic functioning. The Mystery of the Crystal Skulls: Unlocking the Secrets of the Past, Present, and Future By Chris Morton & Ceri Louise Thomas. An Excerpt Conventional wisdom held Atlantis to be nothing more than a myth. But Hunbatz Men had now told us that according to the oral traditions of his people the Mayans’ earliest ancestors had come from Atlantis, bringing the crystal skulls with them.
Primary Perception: Biocommunication with Plants, Living Foods, and Human Cells By
Cleve Backster. Book Summary by Susan Joseph
Do you know that the plant on your windowsill is “in-tune” with your thoughts and “anticipates” your return home, or that the unfertilized eggs in your refrigerator, the bacteria in yogurt, and cells removed from your body also respond to thoughts and actions? The Secret Teachings of Plants: The Intelligence of the Heart in the Direct Perception of Nature By Stephen Harrod Buhner. Book Summary by Naomi MullenThis book not only gives guidance on receiving plant communication it also goes into intuitive information that can be derived from humans, animals, objects, and places. In addition it gives the linear mind knowledge that has been determined scientifically about physics and physiology that ties the information together. So this book is a "how to" of intuitive heart connection that also provides poetic and scientific support to give balance in the training of the heart and mind.. Lucid Waking: Mindfulness and the Spiritual Potential of Humanity By Georg Feuerstein. Book Summary by Debbie Leighton What does it mean to be in the state of Lucid Waking? Is it possible to be completely and totally aware of who we are both physically and spiritually at the same time? If we as human beings find this state achievable, then the possibilities for the existence of humankind are limitless. By Brad Tesh God, the Angels and your Spirit Guides are always willing to help you with an all loving embrace, all one must do is ask for help and be open to receiving it and so it is. By opening our spiritual intuition to these loving beings, we are able to find peace, healing, and experience blessings of all kinds.
The Value of Solitude* Although many cultures have long recognized solitude as an opportunity to look inward, in our culture we sometimes think that spending time alone is unhealthy. To be fully human we need relationships with other people, with the nonhuman world, and with our own inner depths
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