— By Gary Stamper, Ph.D. —

As modernity’s brief flight into the stratosphere of the industrial age begins its final descent, those who have not turned away from watching the inevitable hard landing will have few choices, but those who have chosen not to strap on the their oxygen masks and tighten their seatbelts will have fewer still.

— Review By Katherine B. Coughlin —

First there was Eve White (then Eve Black). Now meet Norm, a new addition to literature’s study of Dissociative Identity Disorder. His case represents a milder variant in the spectrum of multiple personality disorders: Ego States.

In 1978 I discovered that women artists, writers, musicians, scientists, engineers, spiritual teachers, and all around geniuses had been, for the most part, left out of the history books. That inspired a commitment to honor and support female energy in every way possible. From that moment on, most of what I have purchased or studied has come from women, and my life has been richer for it. In 2000, however, I discovered and began studying the writings of Dr. David R. Hawkins, an enlightened being who made it clear that, if anything can, female energy will save humanity from extinction. Since then I’ve learned that Eckhart Tolle and the Dali Lama, along with many others, totally agree with that assessment.

— By Jeanne Crane —

Faith to Persist

“Our strength comes from God, but he meets many of our needs through our teamwork with others.” – Mark 6:7

My next assignment was the most difficult period of my mission and my career and I had to resist the impulse to escape. Napoleon Hill describes persistence as the need to have a burning desire for fulfillment, a definite plan expressed in continuous action, a mind closed tightly against all negative and discouraging influences and a friendly alliance with one or more persons who will encourage you to follow through with both plan and purpose.