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Unlikely Lightworkers from Liverpool – by Philip Goldberg
The Beatles were more than musical masters—they were spiritual pioneers. “In February 1968 the Beatles went to India for an extended stay with their new guru, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. It may have been the most momentous spiritual retreat since Jesus
Animals in Transition – by Karen Dendy Smith
Animals have shared that they know where they are in their lifecycle and where the imbalances are in their bodies. What they want most from us to be present with them, enjoying the small, gentle things in life. Morris: “I
Shamanism and the Benefits of Drumming – By Dr. Steven Farmer
Using drumming to promote healing Veterans releasing some of their post-traumatic emotional pain. “At-risk” adolescents discharging their anger and negative emotions. Corporate executives letting go of some of their day-to-day stress. These are some of the studies cited in Robert
American Loneliness and Mental Health – by Helen Sneed
In May 2023, the Surgeon General, Dr. Vivik Murthy, declared that loneliness is the new American epidemic. Fully one half of all American adults have declared themselves lonely. The subject is of intense interest to Valerie and me. Over the
2024 Tarot Forecast – by Radleigh Valentine
For many, many years I created what I called RadScopes. These were readings based on tarot – and more loosely – astrology. Every year I would do a forecast for the coming year. Recently, the company that publishes my podcast,
12 Angels That Can Help You Conquer Self Doubt – by Radleigh Valentine
Life can be wonderful! However when you are filled with self-doubt and a lack of confidence, it can be difficult to experience life as joyful. While everyone experiences moments of uncertainty, others feel plagued by self-doubt for long periods of
Rethinking the Borders of Spirit – by Philip Goldberg
Philip Goldberg’s article won a 2023 Folio: Eddie Award for Best Single Article in a Religious/Spiritual Consumer Magazine One night several years ago, on the Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica, California—three pedestrian-only blocks with shops, restaurants, theaters, and street
Stocking A Vegan Pantry – by Laura Theodore
Keeping a well-stocked cupboard, while emphasizing a well-planned variety of items is crucial for creating quick vegan meals. Below, I list my top five essentials for creating easy and delicious meals at home. LAURA’S TOP FIVE PANTRY PICKS Canned Beans
What’s really in a word? GRATITUDE – By Sharita Star
In honor of MindBodySpirit.fm’s welcomed and timely call to celebrate Gratitude during May 2023, it was an honor to contribute in writing what Numerology and Lexigrams have to say to spread awareness concerning it in consciousness conversation Our current times
When Karen Casey Writes, Millions Read – by Helen Sneed
Valerie and I are flat-out delighted and honored to have the legendary Karen Casey as our guest on the April 2023 Episode 29. We’ll be celebrating the 40th Anniversary Edition of her groundbreaking book, “Each Day a New Beginning: Daily Meditations for
Harnessing the Power of the Spring Equinox – by Dr. Steven Farmer
The spring or Vernal Equinox is the time of year when the sun crosses the plane of the Earth’s equator, and day and night are of equal length across the entire planet. Now there’s increasing evidence that the season that
Soul Loss (A Shamanic Perspective) – By Dr. Steven Farmer
To understand soul loss, it’s best to think of the soul as being like a holographic 3-D image. Holographic images result from a laser beam passing through a special type of film within which is contained the potential for a
A Pathway to Peace – By Joan Herrmann
When people do not receive the outcome they desire, they experience a range of emotions. Some get angry, protest, and blame themselves or others. Some get despondent, feel hopeless, and sink into a depression. Many get entangled with woulda, coulda,
What Makes People Happy? – By Joan Herrmann
Why is someone who goes through a tragedy or lives in a horrible situation happy, while others who seem to have it all are miserable? I believe that true and lasting happiness is being able to tap into a deep
Parenting Teens: The difference between Rules and Boundaries – By Kari O’Driscoll
One of the most important things I want parents and caregivers of adolescents to understand is how to engage in developmental relationships. As our kids grow, our relationship with them necessarily has to change over time, to accommodate for the