Many of you may by now have heard about the sensational mini movie sweeping the country called, “The Secret”. This spiritually based video is catching on like wildfire. It is well done and presented with informative interviews and sometimes poignant scenes how to overcome adversity and attract the good and what you want into your life. These are concepts have been around for years. They are not new. And, I suspect the little book found by the woman narrating in the beginning, was “How Man Thinketh” by James Allen who was born in 1864 in England and who wrote many other lesser known books before an early death...

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Down the Rabbit Hole

Alice In Wonderland wasn't the only one to leap down a ”rabbit hole” into a strange new world. The 2004 the sleeper movie hit, “What the Bleep Do We Know”, took us on a mind-bending journey where science and spirituality came together. For many, it changed conceptions of reality by delving into the little understood world of quantum physics in an informative and entertaining way. This movie showed us that there exist many dimensions and universes previously unknown to us. It showed us that our perception of reality is far more than what we previously believed it to be. Along with this, an explosion of interest in psychic abilities or our sixth sense has occurred. What many skeptics thought of as fantasy and imagination...

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Memories of a Battlefield (Past Life Memory)

Do you have dreams or waking pictures in your head of other time periods you can't explain? Do you sometimes wonder where a certain habit, fear, or other unusual behavior comes from? Have you had the experience of thinking you've been somewhere before or tugging memories of other places when reading a book or watching a movie? If so, perhaps you are experiencing a memory of one your past lives.

On a Sunday afternoon in 1994, I had rented the movie "Gettysburg" which was about the horrific three-day battle in early July of 1863 between North and South. I was watching with detached interest the reenactment of what is now referred to as Pickett's Charge. As I was watching, I suddenly felt an unaccountable sadness. Not because of identifying with the folly of that particular battle charge and the thousands of lives lost, but because somehow I knew I had been there...

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