Coping with Death

by | Jul 15, 2010 | Guest Writers, Healing

by Peter Perkins Recently a member of my family, an aunt of mine died. I spoke to her just a few days ago on my birthday and she was fine. My parents told me the next day that, that night she had suffered a stroke. I processed what they said but it wasn’t till that...

Intuition and Spiritual Growth, Part I

by | Jun 28, 2010 | Guest Writers

What or Whom Are We? by Anthony Preman What does it mean to be a Psychic or an Intuitive?  Or should the question be, “What does it mean to be psychic or intuitive? ” When you read the above two questions, you are reading two very different questions.  The first...

Radical Forgiveness Intro by Linda Aragon

by | Jun 21, 2010 | Guest Writers

by Linda Aragon When I was first introduced to the concept of Radical Forgiveness, I resonated with it immediately and had an intense knowing that this concept was not only going to prove invaluable for myself, but also would be a focus of my work as I set upon –...

Oil Spill and Memories of Another Place

by | Jun 6, 2010 | Guest Writers

by Peter Perkins I am sure many of you are aware that the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is a serious threat to the ecology. I remembered holding my breath when the Chinese coal tanker struck the Great Barrier Reef near Australia. I was relieved when it was dealt...

It’s All Greek to Me!

by | Jun 1, 2010 | Guest Writers

by Dragon Spirit Classical Greek is what they speak. Give me plain English any day of the week. Sophocles, Socrates and Mesomedes wrote about the great big meanies. I’ll take Anacreon, Amphis and Phrynichus They were much less serious And displayed their antics until...
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