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The Great Harvest

By Alan Cohen | Published: March 1, 2010
As a farmer lay dying, his four sons sat by his bedside awaiting his final words. "There is a vast treasure buried in the family's field," he whispered. "Where is it, father?" the sons pleaded. But it was too late. Their father was gone. Soon after his passing, the sons set to the field, trying to unearth the treasure [...]
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Transforming Our Species Part 2

By Jonathan Krown and Johana Sand | Published: December 1, 2009
A radically different way of life and of being is calling us, with every breath. If you listen deep inside, you can sense its voice. As a flower blooms and a baby matures, as a caterpillar becomes a butterfly, so we as human beings are now metamorphosing into something new. Something radically different is beckoning us. It is the unknown [...]
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Hypnosis – A Safe Place

By Sandee Traeger | Published: November 1, 2009
Earlier today I got a phone call from a friend who is studying hypnosis. Her first class was Saturday. One of the exercises they did was to create a safe place for themselves. Just this morning as I was lying in bed thinking about the day ahead, I was thinking how much I needed a safe place. As we discussed [...]
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A Grain of Sand

By John Peterson | Published: August 1, 2009
Time and again I wonder about the soul’s indifference to our feelings, yet it allows us to choose a direction or path that we will take. From the smallest choice to the larger, more dynamic family or career choices, our soul watches. Many people ask me what does the soul look like. Mostly, it reminds me of a lava [...]
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Don’t Even Think About It

By Chris LaFontaine | Published: July 1, 2009
Some of us spent years exploring whatever spiritual pathway drew our attention, trying to find something that answered our questions or matched what we were feeling. We may have shifted focus several times as we continued to grow past the limiting dogma of any particular practice. In my case, I left behind a typical religious upbringing as soon as I [...]
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It’s Not What You Expect

By Chris LaFontaine | Published: June 1, 2009
I recently heard from the mother of a newborn that her baby was considered underweight because her pediatrician's statistic tables didn't match her child's reality. I joked that her child had her first opportunity to practice not living up to the expectations of others. The mother returned the humor, asking where was I when she was growing [...]
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Changing Perception & “Inner Engineering”

By Elsa Kiflu & Judy Smith | Published: April 1, 2009
My spiritual journey began when I was young with the thirst for the truth, but I never found the right path until I attended the Inner Engineering program offered by Isha Foundation. The first thing I noticed after the program was that my need for food and sleep dropped drastically and I now was able to function well with five [...]
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Is Anyone Really Waking Up in MN?

By Jonathan Krown and Johana Sand | Published: March 1, 2009
It's easy for those interested in consciousness to look at Bush's legacy disdainfully and wonder how he could have successfully tricked so many people for so long. But while it's simple to see the consequences of his unrealistic and neo-conservative beliefs regarding economic, environmental, energy and global policies, it's harder for these same people to [...]
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Getting Better is not Waking Up

By Jonathan Krown and Johana Sand | Published: February 1, 2009
This is the second in a series of articles about the awakening journey. It describes both the common myths that stand in its way and real steps available for those brave souls who are truly interested in waking up now. The material is controversial in that it questions and challenges many of the assumptions most people hold dear and asks [...]
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One Psychic’s Journey

By Connye LaCombe | Published: February 1, 2009
A very young me startled my relatives by telling them what they were about to say. The looks on their faces revealed disbelief and shock before they politely laughed. Their response then and at other times let me know that adults were uncomfortable with a child telling the future. In my day, children were to be seen (as little as [...]
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