Insights on Spiritual Growth
 Rich with Gratitude
Slow Cooking
Awake, Alive, and Energetic
Fierce Grace
Shamanic Drumming: Mother Earth's Heart ~ Beat
"Does this path have a heart? If it does, the path is good; if it doesn’t, it is of no use." ~ Carlos Castenada
Touching Hearts ~ Touching Souls
Seeing is Believing?
God Calling
MARI SELBY: Her presence may manifest as the crows circling the sky, or the heavy rustle of the turkey vultures wings as you pass beneath the tree they are roosting in. She may show up as two leaping deer, their thundering hooves echoing back from the frozen ground of your back yard. Read more >>> Joy: Happiness Soaked in Love
Man cannot live without joy; therefore when he is deprived of true spiritual joys it is necessary that he become addicted to carnal pleasures. ~ Thomas Aquinas
By Chance? I Think Not!
JANICE CHRYSLER:
"What a coincidence that I met you today!" you may exclaim as you run into an old friend. "I was just thinking about you too." they reply. Have you ever had this happen? Well, think coincidence no more. Every person you meet, every life experience and opportunity is a result of the choices you make while traveling your life's journey. Read more >>>
Whose Truth?
MARY GIUFFRE:
I was recently engaged in an online conversation about TRUTH with a person I know to be wonderful loving Spirit. A Christian theist who believes mind, body and Soul in following what many believe is the only TRUTH, that of the Bible and I honour his choice. Read more >>>
A Deeply Inspiring Near-Death Experience Story
FRED BURKS:
Mellen-Thomas Benedict is an artist who survived a near-death experience (NDE) in 1982. He was dead for over an hour and a half. During that time, he rose up out of his body and went into the light. Read more >>>
Lean on Me
MARI SELBY:
Strength can be defined as emotional toughness: the necessary quality required to deal with stressful and painful situations. How many times have we heard these phrases: "You have to be tough to be strong." Or "What does not kill me makes me stronger." Read more >>>
Have you Eaten Your Spinach Today?
Have you Eaten Your Spinach Today?
MARI SELBY:
When I was a child 'Popeye the Sailor man' was a popular cartoon. Popeye was slight in stature, that is until he ate his can of spinach, which transformed him into a powerhouse who could face up to Brutus the bully and save the day! I hated canned spinach but I tried over and over to 'eats me spinach' and become like Popeye, but never got the results I wanted. Read more >>>
Mary and the Maternal Face of God
Intro by MARY GIUFFRE:
I grew up with two Aunt Marie's. One, who when I was a young child, wore the conservative habit of a Roman Catholic Nun and another, whom our Catholic family collective considered to be a much more liberal-thinker. Read more >>>
Our Unique Soul
MARI SELBY:
In Robert Frost's 'The Road Not Taken', he seems to gleefully admit that he took the 'road less traveled by.' Those of us seeking spiritual fulfillment are all on this less traveled road, whether we call the road a journey of self-actualization, the way to authenticity, or the evolution of our soul. Read more >>>
Akasha & the Book of Life
VICKI ANDERSON:
Dr. Ervin Laszlo, Ph.D, is a former Professor of Philosophy who holds the highest degree of the State Doctorate, is the recipient of four Honorary PhDs and was nominated for the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize. In his book, titled 'Science And The Akashic Field', he writes extensively about AKASHA. This is also known as EITHER. Read more >>>
Secrets of the Eternal
PRESLEY ALEXANDRA:
Surrounding us are the secrets of the universe, the secrets of love and the eternal. Finding inner peace to access this wisdom is our greatest challenge. Formulas of profound knowledge dance within fractals and await discovery in grains of sand. Read more >>>
Charting Your Spiritual Growth
JANICE CHRYSLER:
Even though our lives at times seem to be swaying on the brink of chaos, we still manage to take time to book our hair appointments, get the oil in our car checked, take the kids to their many activities, get the groceries and so on and so on and so on. Read more >>>
Finding Happiness in the Midst of Change
DAVID SIMON MD:
The only thing in life we can consistently count on is change. Mastery of life requires us to maintain our balance in the midst of change, which means we must have a connection with the deepest aspect of our being that is beyond change. Read more >>>
Adam & the Higher Self
VICKI ANDERSON:
THE EGO AND THE ID is a prominent paper that was written in 1923 by Dr. Sigmund Freud as an analytical study of the human psyche. It is of fundamental importance in the development of psycho-analytic theory. Read more >>>
Dancing with the Goddess
MARI SELBY:
We celebrate the Great Mother this time of the year as the holidays (holy days) of Halloween, All Saints Day, Hallows Eve, The Day of the Dead, or Samhain. Each marks the end of the harvest, the end of the 'lighter half' of the year and beginning of the 'darker half.' Read more >>>
Do You Know Wabi-Sabi?
MARI SELBY:
Wabi-sabi's roots lay in Zen Buddhism, which was brought from China to Japan by Eisai, a twelfth-century monk. Zen, with its principles of vast emptiness and nothing holy, stresses austerity, communion with nature, and above all, reverence for everyday life as the real path to enlightenment. Read more >>>
Awaken to Your True Self
DEEPAK CHOPRA MD ~ DAVID SIMON MD:
Life is a story we weave together from the thoughts, feelings, and emotions we experience each moment. Yet we live the majority of our life in the memories of our past and the expectations of the future. Read more >>>
The Yearning of Your Soul
PRESLEY ALEXANDRA:
What is the difference between giving up and surrender? Giving up means just that ~ giving up. Read more >>>
10 Ways to Nurture Your Spiritual Life
DEEPAK CHOPRA & DAVID SIMON:
The highest aim of any spiritual path is surrender. Although you may associate the word SURRENDER with defeat or weakness, it is the most powerful spiritual action, offering you infinite freedom and possibilities. Read more >>>
A Shift in Consciousness
SUZANNE LUBKOWSKI:
This is a time of immense change. We are being called to deepen our connection and our understanding about ourselves, about life and about our purpose for being here. Many of us have gone through traumas or experiences that have challenged us to our core. How we respond to these challenges is our choice. Read more >>>
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MARI SELBY: It’s easy to focus on our hunger, seeing only the great big 'God-Sized' hole in our centres. We forget that gratitude for what we have unlocks the abundance of life. Gratitude turns what we have into enough, and more than enough. 
MARI SELBY: With spring in full swing, the Honeybees are dancing, the Black Ants are starting their hunting, the Electra tulips are singing, and the White Oak leaves are bursting forth. Are you awake, alive and energetic today? Really! 
MARI SELBY: Today I have great gratitude for perceiving grace in my life. Knowing grace inspires me to relentlessly pursue a life of higher purpose, deeper meaning and greater service to my fellows. I feel compelled to freely give what's been given to me. 
MARI SELBY: Native Americans and most of the indigenous peoples of the earth have known for thousands of years that drumming is a powerful spiritual tool which can induce meditative states. Often referred to as shamanic drumming the rhythm played is the heart beat of the earth, echoed within us. 
MARI SELBY: In literature we find endless descriptions of feeling love and compassion with our hearts. We 
MARI SELBY: I held onto the belief that miracles happen. And a miracle did happen. Through God’s intervention, all the prayers sent my way, my visualizations and a handful of great healers the cancer was transformed without traditional medical treatment. 
ANDREA THIEL CONNELL: Christmas and the holiday season ironically seem to have become all about finding joy in carnal pleasures. Although a degree of happiness can be found in these pleasures, true joy won’t be. Back to Feng SHe Spirit, Helpful People, Travel