New Student Blog

Kevin Fulford has initiated a blog as part of his culminating project. He covers topics that are of great interest to our readership. Check it out.

Atlantic University Celebration

The 75th Anniversary of Atlantic University will be celebrated immediately following the convocation gathering. Come and hear new graduates present their culminating projects. Then party!!

Intuition and Art:  Drawing Out Empathic Intelligence

Elaine Clayton

Drawing is a link between our most intimate, indwelling state of being, and the world around us; it is the act of responding to the world and asking the world to recognize us (and our unique take on the world). The impulse to draw is natural. Perhaps it is linked to our most primitive early beginnings, when reaching for the most desirable fruit meant we'd survive. Perhaps the gesture and the motion as we reach to create a line on a blank piece of paper signals to us that we are alive and we have what it takes to survive.

The Writer Within

By Susan Parcheta

Being a famous writer is something I'd aspired to about as far back as Julia Cameron. I was so convinced about it, that after college, and after three years of teaching (and discovering that wasn't where my soul wanted to be), I signed up for that illustrious correspondence school by the same name. I'm not sure the school exists anymore. I still have the books; I'm tempted to dust them off, to see how far I've come and maybe to project myself into polishing my skills. You see, a local journalism job crept into my life.

The Choice

By Mike Bara

In The Choice, I will provide readers with the tools they will need to put the knowledge they gained from The Secret to use in creating a new, positive direction for our planet. Simply learning that your thoughts can affect how your life turns out isn't enough. It's what you do with those thoughts -- the reality you create in the community and the world around you -- that is truly important.

Strange Minnesota Monsters

By Christopher S. Larsen

In Minnesota eye witnesses claim to have seen Bigfoot in Two Harbors, Wendigos in Roseau, lake monsters in Lake Pepin, Mothman near Rochester, trolls in Cannon Falls, and a musically inclined purple dwarf, formally known as Prince, in Minneapolis. Search for them, and find shadow creatures lurking in homes in Richfield.

This delightful book bonanza leads us along the paths of decades of dream exploration, setting out a map for others, particularly those new to dreamwork. Written with sensitivity and clarity in outlining the steps she found most valuable in arriving at the life-changing messages of her dreams, she further inspires dreamers with her poetry and artwork, emphasizing their value.

The  pathworkings  in  this  book  are  not  chosen  at random. They are  stories whose  images are very carefully chosen, and whose images have been used in our culture  for centuries: accidentally and deliberately,  in fairy tales and folk stories, in mythological stories and in normal  speech. These  images have  specific  effects on the Inner World. 

Sex, Sin, and Zen

By Brad Warner

Sex can be a lot of things. It can be fun. It can even be recreational. It need not be heavy and need not lead to emotional commitments. But that's not the kind of sex we're talking about when we're talking about sex being used as a way to access higher levels of consciousness or "sublime experiences of infinite awareness."

That kind of sex is very heavy stuff. You cannot get into those levels of awareness unless you're prepared to get into some very deep stuff within yourself and within the person with whom you're engaging in your "meditation."

Holy Ghosts

By Gary Jansen

Growing up in Rockville Centre, Long Island, Gary Jansen never believed in ghosts. His mother - a devoutly Catholic woman with a keen sense for the uncanny - claimed that their family house was haunted. But Jansen never found anything inexplicable in how their doorbell would sometimes ring of its own accord; or in the mysterious sounds of footsteps or breaking glass that occasionally would fill their home; or even in his mother's sometimes unnervingly accurate visions of future events and tragedies.

American Visionary Art Museum  (AVAM) in Baltimore is America's official national museum and education center for intuitive, self-taught artistry. A year-long exhibit What Makes Us Smile? Runs Oct 9, 2010 to Sept. 4 2011

Shelly Dressel

Speaking on the Dolphin Channel, Shelly has a great message from a pod of dolphins in Florida.

Atmara’s Art by Atmara Rebecca Cloe – Living Your Heart’s Desire: free downloadable mandala meditation videos.  Enjoy Atmara’s Artwork for the Soul  on You tube and on her Facebook gallery.

A Gift from Eden

Maya channels a group entity called "Eden," and she brings a wonderful message of joy.

Jan Phillips receives Noetic Sciences honors as a modern-day luminary: a writer whose muse is teaching about creative spirit; photography as a healing art; and original music for the creative journey of the soul.

Morals without God?

"If there is no God, Who is going to tell us what to do? what is right and wrong? We'd have a moral abyss!" An interesting essay explores the human's basis for morality, even without a God.

Future Edition

The futuristic newsletter from the Arlington Institute. John Petersen has linked scientific and shamanic information to develop his predictions.

The Healers Workshop

If you recognize the reality of healing ability within, then share insights and methods of healing, explore the theoretical and practical  framework for healing from both a psychic and spiritual perspective, approaches to healing that maintain health of self while helping others, and develop the consciousness skills for both self-healing and for facilitating the healing of others. 

Enlightenment Times

A Britich online news page with stories of interest regarding spirituality, the paranormal, and related subjects, including artistic contributions. Blogs, comments, links, and other resources make this a website to bookmark.