When mind, body and spirit are in harmony, then everything seems right with the world. Finding inner peace through spiritual meditation is not altogether an easy thing, if people do not make time for it. Perhaps it is not surprising, then, that in an era filled with the promises of high technology and modern medicine, we are reaching back to the wisdom of traditional cultures and indigenous peoples to find beauty, to cure our ills and to ease our minds from restless anxiety. People seem to be now finding more time to reflect on the things that may make them happier in the long-term that they can bring forth within themselves. . . . READ MORE

The Akashic records are the sum of all knowledge past, present and future and more stored in the ether on a spiritual plane.. . . READ MORE

Although there is not universal scientific agreement on the health benefits of relaxation and meditation, anyone who has used the simple and powerful techniques thinks the same thing. The benefits are real! The real problem is that there is so much money to be made from anything that will make people feel better. We are so stressed in our high energy daily lives, that even taking a few moments to clear the head can have dramatic results. The problem is that so-called spiritual leaders will turn as to their own end. For example, religious Christians will say that it is safe to enjoy the benefits of Christian meditation, but other forms could lead you straight into sin and damnation. Meanwhile, proponents of transcendental meditation will claim that theirs is is the best, and look askance at anyone who does anything different than they do.. . . READ MORE

Success is more than economic gains, titles, and degrees. Planning for success is about mapping out all the aspects of your life. Similar to a map, you need to define the following details: origin, destination, vehicle, backpack, landmarks, and route.. . . READ MORE

When I was a freshman in college my father had a heart attack. He was always a very hard worker. He worked a full time job and ran a dairy farm. He was also a very devout Catholic. We did not have a great deal of money, yet we were sent to private Catholic grade school. Practicing our faith was a very important part of our family life. My father was a quiet man that lived a Christian life rather than talked about it. His arteries were so blocked that he needed to have bypass surgery. This was in the late 1970’s so this procedure was still very new and only available at a research hospital that was located seventy miles from the farm.. . . READ MORE