Words and Perceptions

by Patti Conklin

When the universe began, words did not exist. A cacophony of tones echoed through the universe. At that time, all souls existed in spirit form only. As our souls evolved, words came into use for communication and expressing emotion. As we began to respond emotionally to our circumstances, we became less than unconditional beings...

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The End of Times

by Jean-Claude Gerard Koven

In the early part of the millennium, the people of planet Earth underwent the most monumental shift in their history. Some made it, many did not. This is the story of their epic struggle to break free of the illusion that entrapped them for the last 75,000 years.

I often imagine myself hundreds of years in the future, looking back at the present era of humankind's transition into the next dimension. Here's a sample of what now might look like from then. . . .

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Everyday Virtues

by M. Nora Klaver

An old fashioned word, virtue hints of buttoned up Victorians and forbidden sex. The word virtue seems to have lost its meaning in a world of immediacy and speed. Yet virtue still exists and it shows up in simple every day acts of kindness and grace. We merely have forgotten what those corseted Victorians knew: virtue brings you closer to your highest and best self...

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Honoring Life Organically

by Yishi Hooper

My organic path started out with dreams where the energetic conditions of food were shown to me. A series of dreams about meats pointed to the alternative of a vegetarian diet for me. In these meat dreams, I would see farm-raised fishes filled up with nasty, black parasites, or cooked beef, chicken and pork smelling like rotten rats...

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