Articles – September/October 2020
By Janet L. Hall, CKP, CBT The chemical reactions that keep us alive and the functions of our metabolism rely on the work that enzymes carry out. What do digestive enzymes do? They help the body break down larger complex … Continue reading →
by Raphael Weisman, Channel Question: Life seems such a struggle sometimes, especially now. Can you offer any advice? Answer: It is your birthright to have ease and grace in your life. Your soul chose these current challenges for your evolution … Continue reading →
by Shaman and Author Frédéric Calendini For thousands of years, spirit animals have been sought after for guidance, awareness, self-discovery, and more. Composed of incredibly diverse and extraordinary talents, the animal kingdom can provide energies and truths beyond the physical. … Continue reading →
by Epi Gallegos Sometimes, we feel conflicted and unclear about what our hearts, spirits and minds are needing, especially in terms of where to go or how to proceed with something important. When this happens, a healer can be very … Continue reading →
by Raphael Weisman How much time do you spend on your computer, your cell phone, your portable home phone? Do you have a modem near your bed? Use a microwave oven? Is there a smart meter on your home? Is … Continue reading →
by C. James Jensen and Dr. Joseph Murphy Expand the Power of Your Subconscious Mind combines the teachings of New Thought Leader Dr. Joseph Murphy with illustrative commentary from Executive Coach and Consultant C. James Jensen. This motivational and in-depth … Continue reading →
by Dawn M Cheney We’ve had quite a year in 2020 and many of us are glad to see it coming to an end. We have missed all of the major holidays, as well as friends and family. We have … Continue reading →
by Vicki Rose The rose and the heart – symbols of growth, joy, depth of love and connection, sincerity, empathy and natural–beauty are depicted on my ad in Truly Alive and on my business card. Along with integrity and accuracy, … Continue reading →
by Peter Trinh Around the time that my previous article about Michael Luten was published, he passed onwards. He left a wonderful legacy for those whom he touched in his life; and the team of caregivers, nurses, and specialists is … Continue reading →
By Dr. Glenn Wilcox I was called to a career in Energy Medicine almost 47 years ago. Over the decades I evolved Wise Medicine® – a comprehensive, fully functional, holistic, integrative, and energy enhancing approach to medicine and health optimization. … Continue reading →
by Peter Trinh The wider effect of this recently released Netflix documentary is the point it makes about how all forms of social media, (including e-mail) manipulate and influence all those that use it; feeding upon our vulnerabilities including loneliness … Continue reading →
by Philomena Marcus, FNP Sexual health and well-being are important for both women and men. For some, this includes the desire to continue an active, satisfying sex life as they grow older. Normal aging brings physical changes in both men … Continue reading →
by Dr. David Sobers This could be the perfect gift for them. Imagine pain relief that you can do at home. No drugs with all their terrible side-effects. No expensive visits to chiropractors or acupuncturists. Thousands of people suffering from … Continue reading →
by Githa Ben-David In Heal the Pineal – Detox with Hung Song, Githa Ben-David shares her personal experience on how you can detoxify your Pineal gland by using your own voice. Most people’s Pineal gland is calcified with fluoride, chlorine, … Continue reading →
by Dr. Mercola – offered by Dr. Angelique Hart, M.D. NOTE: SARS-CoV-2 stands for “severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2”. It is the virus that causes the disease COVID-19 in humans. From Dr. Mercola’s article: https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2020/09/28/coronavirus-infection-rate-vitamin-d.aspx Based on vitamin D … Continue reading →
by Shauna Frank Wake up. Get Out of Bed. Start Your Day Pain Free. For countless people, beginning their day like this is not an option but more of a wish. “I wish I didn’t have to take so many … Continue reading →
. . . on Her New Book Heart Minded by Karen Larré, Carla Garcia and Mary Anne Weaver Sarah Blondin is an artist, writer and internationally beloved spiritual teacher. Her guided meditations on the app InsightTimer have received nearly 10 … Continue reading →
by Dr. Carmen Montano, M.D. This is a common phrase that we hear all the time, “age is just a number.” But is it? In the medical world, age is a very important factor that weighs heavily when assessing our … Continue reading →
by Dr. Carla Garcia, D.O.M. If you are like many people, you may be hesitant to try a new procedure. Micro-needling has been around for more than 25 years and we have been offering it in our clinic for more … Continue reading →
By Chantal Fidanza You are being summoned to greater empowerment. I don’t know anyone on the healing path who has not had that moment of disillusionment: “For YEARS, I’ve been diligently healing the trauma, releasing, clearing, talk-therapy-ing, forgiving, energy healing, … Continue reading →
by Neale Lundgren, PhD Seeking a soulful retreat, my wife and I made a trek from our home in Atlanta, Georgia to Abiquiu, New Mexico, to a monastery called Christ in the Desert. We spent a weekend in the abbey’s … Continue reading →
by Mark Matousek A True Story Now with a new preface In this classic memoir, a gay man living a fast-track life in NYC (working for artist Andy Warhol), escapes to India, confronts his demons, and takes the reader on … Continue reading →
By Lucie Dudley A story of love, magic and unravelling the mystery of life. ENGLAND 1600s: An old woman is stoned to death for witchcraft 1800s: A young girl is incarcerated in a mental asylum Present day: An evening of … Continue reading →
by Maggie Mathisen Have you ever wondered why you have not been able to express or manifest your highest desires? Why you fall short of your true potential? Why you self-sabotage your efforts to manifest the level of health, happiness, … Continue reading →
by Ellen Santistevan This year has been a puzzling one for people who like to live by the seasons. In the spring and summer, normally a time of outward expansion, we were being encouraged to stay home and stay in, … Continue reading →
The Resurrection of the Christ Within You A Revelatory Commentary on the Original Teachings of Jesus by Paramahansa Yogananda “In titling this work ‘The Second Coming of Christ’, I am not referring to a literal return of Jesus to earth…A … Continue reading →
by Pan Vera Healthy, enriching personal relationships start with Good Communication Skills. Most of us are hungry for good, effective communication skills, and confused when conversations with our loved ones suddenly lead to misunderstandings that cloud the sunny skies of … Continue reading →
Deva Premal, The Essential Collection A deep and joyful celebration of the work of Grammy-Nominated singer Deva Premal, curated and edited by Miten. The beloved mantra singer Deva Premal celebrates 22-years of creating beautiful music with the release of The … Continue reading →
by Anita Ricka, P.T. The Christmas Season is approaching, and with it — well, who knows? In this time of Covid, will families be able to travel and get together as before? Will we feel safe? The safety of my … Continue reading →
by Dr. Carla Garcia The answer: Low vitamin D levels. As we move past October and the myriad mentions of breast cancer, I am hoping we can do the same soon, with COVID 19…move past it. These two diseases, although … Continue reading →
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by Grace Talley-Bailey Living is not solitary. We do not come from a test tube (although some may have started that way), we are all birthed from a human body. Few adults select a life of the single guru or … Continue reading →
A look at the new documentary film about the USPS’ Operation Santa! Excerpts from an article published in Entertainment Weekly: ew.com/movies/dear-santa-documentary-interview-trailer To quote the Entertainment Weekly article: ‘Tis (almost) the season to be jolly, and IFC Films’ new documentary Dear … Continue reading →
. . . After Building Prosthetic Arm That Shoots Glitter Found on: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/girl-builds-unicorn-horn-prosthetic-that-shoots-glitter/ Jordan Reeves is just an ordinary 14-year-old girl who has inspired millions of people with her extraordinary “superpower.” The young inventor from Columbia, Missouri was born with … Continue reading →
by Bill Haggard Depending on which information you are looking at in your research, the most common information says that at least 70% of our immune system is connected to our colon (some estimates are as high as 90%). This … Continue reading →
by Kerry Leigh, Marie Mound and Trey Stiles Every life process is influenced by electromagnetic energy. Advances in science and technology have increased our understanding of the most tiny, subtle dimensions of life – from the flow of blood to … Continue reading →
by Lynn Provenzano Overlook Halloween and the election. We have ridden the emotional waves of a pandemic, debates, and the should we/shouldn’t decisions to dress in costume this year. Now, we embark into the holiday season and must navigate through … Continue reading →