Archive for March, 2007
By Jill V. Mangino Last Fall I joined 500 people at a special screening of Conversations with God in New York City, not knowing that the movie I was about to see would forever change how I view the homeless. Conversations with God depicts the true life story of New York Times Best-Selling author Neale […]
Since learning about solar energy, I have often wondered why we, as a society, have only been able to utilize this natural, clean source of power in a very minimal way. I personally have wished for a long time to have solar power for my home. Recently, a friend told us about a company that […]
The winds of spring blow quickly and storms may arrive with little notice. They can be blissfully cool on a hot afternoon or brutally snap trees or buildings as they spin across the plains. One thing is certain, spring offers change to us and through us. However, the big question for each of us is: […]
Have you ever dined at a restaurant and felt welcomed and nurtured? The food tasted heavenly, the ambiance, exquisite. How about the other experience—the fast food joint that shuffles you along like a piece of machinery on a conveyor belt. What differed? Which establishment had “heart?” Which was run by people “on the clock?” All […]
Forming a New Reality From beyond the veil, thoughts and light energy have emerged to form a new reality. This reality is in place across many time periods, all intersecting in one time. We are now a part of a greater experience of love and oneness. We are the truth that we set out to […]
We struggle with it every day, remembering Aunt Ella’s birthday, when to pick up the kids from soccer practice, or even why you walked into the kitchen (what did I come in here for?). We’ve all been there, time and time again, struggling with memory. Often stress, anxiety, and preoccupation with powerful issues or problems […]
