10 Ways to Relax and Rejuvinate
By Monique N. Gilbert, B.Sc.(abstract)

Are You Forgetting Something
by Carolle Jean-Murat M.D. (abstract)

Creating Heaven on Earth Now
By Siva Baba (abstract)

We The People: A Progressive Voice for Democracy
By Thom Hartmann (abstract)

Finding Hope in the Face of Difficulty
Interview with Mary Manin Morrissey by Steve Dahl (abstract)

 

Ten Ways to Relax and Rejuvinate
by Monique N. Gilbert

Stress seems to have become a constant factor in today's fast-paced society. If left unchecked, it can wreak havoc upon our health. Learning how to effectively manage stress can mean the difference between being robust and full of life, or becoming susceptible to illness and disease. Stress can weaken the immune system and accelerate the aging process. The ability to relax and rejuvenate promotes wellness, vitality and longevity.

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Are You Forgetting Something
By Carolle Jean-Murat, M.D.

Sue, a 45-year-old female who was used to being in charge of her life, came to see me complaining of forgetfulness and lack of concentration. She had been told in the past that she was suffering from a hormonal imbalance and had tried different kinds of bio-identical hormones to no avail. She has been going into a room and forgetting why she went there. She was constantly misplacing her car keys and glasses. She was concerned that she was suffering from Alzheimer's disease, even though she had no family history of the disease.

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Creating Heaven on Earth Now
Siva Baba’s Message from Cambodia

Siva Baba's Birthday trip to Cambodia was revolutionary in several ways. His primary goal of holding the trip in Cambodia was to release all the souls who had suffered and died in the genocide of the 70's. To help Cambodia to reclaim its power and regain lost hope, Baba enlivened the greatest power spots in the country.

Baba also declared a new chapter in his Mission. We do not have to wait for the advent of the Satya Yuga in 2012 to experience Heaven on Earth. We can experience Heaven on Earth now, through the daily practice of Selfless Service, and involving others in this practice.

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We The People: A Progressive Voice for Democracy
Unleashing the Spiritual Power of the Radical Middle
By Thom Hartmann

Thom Hartmann, a renowned spiritually basedsocial and political activist, is a bestselling author of over a dozen books and hosts of a daily nationally syndicated radio program.

His books include What Would Jefferson Do: A Return to Democracy, We the People: A Call to Take Back America, The Prophet's Way, The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight, and Unequal Protection: The Rise of Corporate Dominance & Theft of Human Rights.

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Finding Hope in the Face of Difficulty
Interview with Mary Manin Morrissey by Steve Dahl

I met a man recently who found out that his best friend had been sleeping with his wife for the past 10 years. That's not just betrayal, that's double betrayal! Just as Jesus suffered his betrayal with spikes driven through his hands and feet, the man experiencing betrayal from his friend and his wife suffered an invisible spike driven through his heart. One thing we all have in common with Good Friday is the experience of betrayal and setbacks. Yet these betrayals have within them, evolutionary life lessons that can, according to Mary Manin Morrissey, either crush us or change us. She will be sharing her story at Seaside Church in Encinitas this month (info at end of article.) Reverend Christian Sorensen of Seaside Church says, “Mary is a giant in the New Thought movement. She has an uncanny ability to bring people together for greater good. She has a global perspective that people really enjoy hearing. She has worked with Nelson Mandela, his Holiness the Dalai Lama, and many ground breakers in New Thought. ”

Betrayal, disappointment, and setbacks are all amazingly inconvenient as we try to organize and control our lives into a smooth velvet ride on this pot-hole filled road of life. We have come to expect that we somehow deserve to miss all those pot-holes in our human experience. Yet, we get easily irritated when we hit a big one, when tragedy strikes, or when a major crisis occurs. But why? Could things get any worse than having to face a mob of angry Roman soldiers with hammers and spikes? Of course they could.

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