The Pleasure of Friendship

by Bruce H. Lipton

Dear Movie Lover,
When you’re down and troubled
and you need a helping hand
and nothing, whoa nothing is going right.
Close your eyes and think of me
and soon I will be there
to brighten up even your darkest nights.

These words, from the iconic

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Hello Friends,

by Doug Parks

I truly live a blessed life. Today was another busy day of final
preparations for the “Biology of Perception, Psychology of Change, Retreat” in
San Francisco next

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Dear Imaginal Cells and Cultural Creatives,

by Bruce Lipton, Ph.D

Please join me in my next seminar:

I Can Do It!

Tampa, Florida

Sunday, November 14, 2010

8:30 – 10:00 AM

We’ve all heard stories of people who’ve experienced seemingly miraculous recoveries from illness, but can the same thing happen for our world? According to pioneering biologist Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D.,

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Touch the Future

by Michael Mendizza

Heard Behavior by Design

Clearly the family isn’t what it used to be. But what is family? Guardians? Protectors? The first and deepest teachers?

Very, very few adults are independent, true individuals. Very, very few

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Excerpt from: The Journey from Fear to Love is shorter than YOU think

by Susan D. Wedgewood-Goudy, MSW

Chapter 3

Go Within and Reconnect to Your Source

We have already considered Source can have different meanings for different people. Don’t get caught up in semantics. Use whatever term for the Source that feels right to you.

I call Source God, Source or Higher Self. As we have already considered, children tend to be naturally connected to Source. Let me offer an example from my own youth. I remember when I was abused at the age of two, almost three. I was very frightened about telling anyone. The boy who abused me told me that he would kill me if I said a word to anyone.

I really didn’t know exactly what he meant, but I knew that it was very bad. I also knew that if you “killed” an ant it stopped moving forever. I didn’t tell anyone about the abuse for about three years. I still remained connected to Source.

The dark terrified me. This was probably partially normal for my age, but intensified due to the fact that I was abused in the dark.

Every night I had an experience that remains very vivid to me to this very day. I would close my eyes to go to sleep. Suddenly, I would be falling into a dark spiraling hole. Falling was a most joyous, exhilarating ride. As I was freefalling, I felt completely supported by someone or something.

Love surrounded and carried me. Fear was not a part of this experience at all. Just before falling a sleep, as I got to the end of the hole or tunnel, a bright light filled the space. When I fell back into the space, I was out like a light.

Especially interesting to me: as soon as the light came on, I fell asleep for the night. I realized years later that as a child, every night I connected to my Source/God. I fell back into the lap of God.

As a child, all I knew was that the experience felt good, so I was happy to go for the ride every night. When Source calls a child, the child is usually wise enough not to question the call, and simply follow.

Now, in the present, I’m talking about the natural way that children will listen to God. There are all kinds of stories about how children survive tragedy because they hear someone say for example, “play dead”, or “don’t walk that way, instead take the next street”. The child is left unharmed because the child listened.
“There wasn’t anyone there”, is the report a child offers. The little one just listened, followed directions, and remained safe.

The first verse from Alabama’s song, Angels Among Us, tells us:

I was walking home from school on a cold winter day.

Took a shortcut through the woods, and lost my way.

It was getting late, and I was scared and alone.

But then a kind old man took my hand and led me home.

Mama couldn’t see him, but he was standing there.

And I knew in my heart, he was the answer to my prayers.

The singers offer us a couple of other lines in the song:

Oh I believe there are angels among us.

To guide us with a light of love.

 

The title of this song sounds like a lot of the stories shared by children who have been in perilous situations.

It is impossible to be connected to Source/God and experience fear simultaneously.

© 2007 Susan D. Wedgewood-Goudy

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Susan D. Wedgewood-Goudy, MSW
Biography

Susan’s many years of study and pursuit of spiritual growth and learning are featured in her writing. One of her goals is to help the universe be a better place.

She enjoys taking care of herself through exercise and nutrition, but most of all by spending lots of time with her family. She loves to be surrounded by love. Susan enjoys living in Colorado with her husband Ben and four beautiful children, Samantha, Steven, Alexander and Mariah.

Born in Chicago in 1964, the author lived on the northwest side and attended local schools. Susan later attended Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Illinois, where focusing on Psychology and Social Work. After meeting her husband Ben, she transferred to Arizona State University where she completed both her Bachelor and Masters of Social Work.

Susan has worked as an advocate for people with disabilities, next in the area of Child Protective Services, followed by service in the Department of Developmental Disabilities. She resigned from these duties soon after the birth of her second child, Steven.

Susan dabbled in counseling for a while, but found traditional counseling to be ineffective in many circumstances. She wanted to better understand the link between the spirit, mind and body.

After becoming a Neuro-Physical Reprogramming (N.P.R.) practitioner in 1999, Susan continued to work with Bio-Energetic Synchronization Technique (B.E.S.T.) (founded by Dr. M. Ted Morter, Jr.) and became certified as a B.E.S.T. practitioner in 2001. Sue is also certified in a Psych-K, (Psychological Kinesiology created by Rob Williams) has been a practitioner since 2004.
With strong background in psychology, counseling and social work, as well as certifications in N.P.R., B.E.S.T. and Psych-K, Susan works healing physical as well as deep rooted emotional issues.

Visit Susan’s website www.susangoudy.com

Astrology of the Soul

by Linda Brady

A Work in Progress

I am on a plane flying to Las Vegas for a few days. .It is a trip that has been planned for months with, two of my best friends, and my husband. I did not know then how important it would be

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Context

by Amara Rose
“We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.”  ~ Anais Nin

There were only two check stands open, and lines of customers snaked down the aisles. I remarked, “They need to open another one.” The man in line behind me replied, “We can’t open it until it’s

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Ads From the “Good Ol’ Days”

Unfortunately we don’t see this kind of truth in advertising anymore.

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