by Grace Talley-Bailey What are you doing during the Pandemic of 2020? My hope is that you are taking time. Taking time to love more, rest longer, heal yourself, and the world. I was told by my guide Mary-El that … Continue reading →

by Maggie Mathisen Your health and wellbeing don’t have to stop because you are sheltering in place. Distance healing works and is as effective as in-person work. I have been doing distance healing sessions for about 20 some years and … Continue reading →

by Jay Cutts The NM Center for Meditative Inquiry and Retreat is offering a silent meditation retreat from June 27 to July 4, 2020, in a spacious country lodge near Albuquerque. Attend one to seven days. A rare opportunity to … Continue reading →

by Lynn Provenzano It’s day fourteen of sheltering at home. By the time you read this, it will be well past thirty days. Like most who are following health and safety directives, I find myself working from home and diverting … Continue reading →

by Rev. Heidi Peck In the midst of the Great Awakening, we have a unique opportunity for Ascension into the higher realms! As gateways open and we move into the higher dimensions, the creator state of consciousness will become the … Continue reading →

When Cooped up in the House by Pan Vera I hear from people all over the world that being cooped up with people you love is wonderful at first. As days and days become weeks and weeks, life turns tense. … Continue reading →

by Dr. Carla Garcia, D.O.M. According to one of our clients, “micro-needling is essential”. This is what I heard two weeks ago when I answered the phone. Client: “I am calling to make my micro-needling appointment.” Me: “We’ll have to … Continue reading →

by Calista – the award-winning author of Unicorn Rising With a beaming smile, natural glow, and an unfathomable relaxed way about her – Calista from Perthshire in Scotland is not your average single mamma of three. Tipped to be the … Continue reading →

by Amanda Elo’Esh Johnsen, M.A. It was springtime 2010. My life was falling apart. My partnership, income and health had all vanished. I was in deep panic and feeling like I was a failure. I sat at my altar, hopeless, … Continue reading →

by Tyson Yunkaporta Sand Talk is a paradigm-shifting book. Readers of Sapiens and The Uninhabitable Earth will especially appreciate the crucial Indigenous perspective to historical and cultural issues of history, education, money, power, and sustainability—and offers a new template for … Continue reading →

by Cheryl Frey I believe that the challenges we as a world are facing now is a wake-up call – saying that we need to make sure we take care of ourselves each and every day. Self-care is what will … Continue reading →

By Janet L. Hall During this time of social distancing to help us avoid contracting a virus, there are numerous other things we can do to boost our immune systems and increase our chances of staying (and even increasing) our … Continue reading →

by Dr. Carla Garcia, D.O.M. Thermography is playing an important role in the corona virus pandemic. Fever scanners have been in use in some international airports since 2003 and the current pandemic has created a demand for thermographic fever scanners, … Continue reading →

by Bill Haggard Cleansing the colon is an ancient practice. Since ancient Egyptian times, and known as ‘inner cleansing’, a form of colon hydrotherapy has been used. In fact, the enema was considered an essential component of good health that … Continue reading →

by Dawn Cheney The world seems to be crashing all around us today with Stay At Home restrictions and shortages of essential items on our store shelves. As of the date of this writing, as fast as stores are restocking … Continue reading →

by Karen Larré For those of you who know me, you know I LOVE Tea Tree Oil. I learned about it many years ago, when I was recovering from a full-body candida infection which basically disabled me for two years. … Continue reading →

by John Clinton, Master Astrologer Saturn and Pluto have paired up this year like two villains wreaking havoc on our lives. Each of these planets have a magnificent power for good. We might not like the way Saturn presents our … Continue reading →

by Angela Lain So many of us are feeling grief, sadness, loneliness and depression as a result of our current “social distancing” situation. We are collectively feeling a lack of freedom to choose where we go and what we do … Continue reading →

by Stacey Lane, MLS, Certified NLP Practitioner and Hypnotherapist Jolted from your Comfort Zone? Old routines can be comforting, but they can also turn stale over time. Breaking out of your comfort zone is more than a cliché. Doing something … Continue reading →

by Dr. William Summers, M.D. My grandfather, Dr. Joe Summers, gave good advice to my father (also Dr. Summers) and I when he said, “It is what you learn AFTER you leave medical school that counts.” Surprisingly (or perhaps not … Continue reading →