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January 16, 2008 |
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In 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.
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by Mark Thurston, Ph.D
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by Mark Thurston, Ph.D
Atlantic University News
A new program, a Masters in Fine Arts is being offered at Atlantic University. Or you can see the original in Microsoft World Document HERE.
Shoe Dreams on My Dream Quest Path: A Report on a Dream Quest
By L.S. King
One 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 Aaronson
In 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. We look at NOW as the present in a traditional time/space dimensional view with events completed being in the past and those yet to come in the future. If our minds are always on what is to come, that is, we are focused on the future, then we are not fully present in the NOW.
Speaking from the Heart
By the book's editor, Nicola Bennett
In 1964 the English author Joan Grant, famed for her best-selling "far memory" novels such as Winged Pharaoh and Scarlet Feather, visited the Association for Research and Enlightenment at Virginia Beach with her husband Dr. Denys Kelsey. There they gave a series of lectures and Joan's first lecture was titled, with typical simplicity, "Why I believe in Reincarnation."
The End of Eden: The Comet That Changed Civilization
By Graham Phillips
Commentary by Noble Augusta
Imagine what it would be like for a small town of fifty to a hundred people to host Woodstock, every day for two thousand years with no reason for anyone, at any time, to feel the need for town safety. Let your mind get around a kind of Eden where everyone got along and folks lived in harmony with each other. Imagine this utopia is in every place of human habitation around the globe. OK, imagine something like Haley's comet streaking across the sky. Everyone would turn out to watch a magnificent star together.
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