By Jakeb Brock This has been the Age of Adam—an evolutionary plateau in which the consciousness of the human collective has been moving in a state that was prophetically described, albeit it briefly, in the beginning pages of the Bible.  This Adamic state is one of dualistic thinking, fear, separation, and self-determination.  It is primarily a mental state, wherein each individual human being born onto this plane of existence sees it as his or her destiny to become as humanly smart, colorful, multi-faceted, and well-defined as they can—to flesh themselves out with opinions and ment ..read more

By Betsy Bruns I stopped making New Year’s resolutions a while ago. Like weight-loss diets, which have a start date, an end date, and the feeling of holding your breath until the torture is over. New Year’s resolutions are rarely successful. Neither are most diets. According to some estimates, diets fail 95% of the time. Not only is long-term weight loss rarely achieved, but diets can also result in weight gain over the long run. Restrictive eating can lead to loss of lean muscle mass, the slowing of metabolism, as well as eventual disordered eating patterns that may trigger gorging and bing ..read more

By Kim Chestney Have you ever noticed the nudge of a still, small voice inside you? It is a voice that whispers only to you and knows you better than you know yourself. It guides you. It protects you. It inspires you. And, it leads you to the open doors that change your life. It says: Trust yourself. It says: Something more awaits. This inner guidance system has been silently running in the background of your life since the day you were born. Every once in a while, it slips into your conscious awareness, reminding you that something bigger is at play in life. These moments of intuitive insigh ..read more

By Dr. Michael Lennox If you are someone who regularly remembers your dreams, then there is a good chance you have had the eye-opening experience of precognitive dreaming. My own fascination with dreaming began when I was a teenager.  I was an avid dreamer and relished the process of waking up each day and ruminating over the rich landscapes I had visited during my sleep.  When I was seventeen, I had a dream that was innocuous enough.  I was at my high school, not in a way that was readily recognizable, but in a dream-like sense.  In the dream, I was sitting on the floor ..read more

  By Jakeb Brock Throughout this age the emphasis has been on the evolution of consciousness of individuals, not on the collective.  The collective has, in fact, remained stuck in an evolutionary holding pattern.  But the collective’s intractability has neither hindered nor impeded the evolutionary impetus of the individual.  It has actually played an important role in facilitating individual evolvement. Prophetic scripture compares this age of the individual to the season of agricultural harvest, with the consciousness of individuals evolving from the Adam man to the Chri ..read more

By Betsy Bruns My childhood holidays were filled with sweet memories. My mother, Bunny, made sure we were indulged in every way. She was an only child of Irish descent who grew up in a Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn. She was born to parents of “The Greatest Generation” who never forgot the lessons of the Great Wall Street Crash. My mother’s father, who we called Poppy, worked on Wall Street in 1929 and witnessed the devastation firsthand. Because of this, my grandparents never invested their money in markets or in a home. My mother grew up in a one-bedroom flat with very few frills or holid ..read more

By Michael Grosso, Ph.D. H.H. Price (1899-1984), an Oxford University philosopher, thought that modern Western civilization is the most unspiritual in human history. Are there ways we can re-connect with our lost inner life? Price devised an experiment to test his creative subconscious.  It’s an experiment anyone can try.  You come to a question, an issue you have to deal with, but you don’t have an answer. You could use some help. Price suggests you pose the question to your subconscious self just before going to sleep. But part of the request is that you ask for a specific time in ..read more

  By Jakeb Brock In chapter fifteen of the Bhagavad-Gita it compares the experience of a human being born onto the earthly plane with that of the Aswattha or Banyan tree.  This tree is highly unique, in that it not only sends its branches and leaves upward to receive photosynthetic nutrients from the sun like other trees; it also shoots some of its branches downward toward the earth, seeking contact with the soil beneath—contact that subsequently holds the branches in place and gives the Aswattha a source of nutrients and strength other trees do not have.  It is thus unique amo ..read more

  By Jakeb Brock Human beings were created with a very special gift: spiritual consciousness.  And each one of us, regardless of the way we look or what language we speak, has it.  That is what makes us one. This endowment of spiritual consciousness is not human; it is divine.  It is a little spark of the divine life housed within our psyche.  Therefore like the Great Divine Itself, it is perfect and eternal.  It knows no sin, disease, or death. All human beings have spiritual consciousness, but not all become conscious of or realize this.  In fact, many peo ..read more

By Joan Ranquet A friend of mine called the other day from Los Angeles and said she wanted to set up a phone consultation for her dog. I said, “You don’t need to”. She said “Why not?” I said “Because I already know what is going on.” (Not that I’m that psychic mind you – but as an Animal Communicator I’ve seen this a million times). I continued “You’re calling me because your dog is depressed.” She agreed. “She came to you depressed and fearful and you are depressed at times so the two of you are a great mirror and commiserate when you’re depressed. When you’re not depressed, you spend the re ..read more