Atlantic University Thesis on Thought Forms Posted.

In her thesis, Lori Alaniva investigates the nature of thought forms: what they are, how they are created, the various types of thought forms, how we dispatch them, how we receive them, and how they affect us on the individual and collective level. She defines the differences between ordinary thought forms and their more potent variants, called artificial elementals. She explores thought-form use in legends and history and delves into thought forms as perceived in visionary experiences; specifically: out-of-body experiences, near-death experiences, dreams, psychic mediumistic perceptions, and hypnosis. To view the entire thesis, go to ( PDF Format )

Invitation to Meditation and Dream Retreat

Our annual dream and meditation retreat, conducted by Henry Reed, is being held in the Blue Ridge mountains the week of July 1-7, 2007. While it satisfies a requirement of all Atlantic University students, it is not required that you be a student to attend. For more information, contact Henry Reed, at henry.reed@atlanticuniv.edu