Category: Spirituality/General

Back in the 1960s, many of us who were experimenting with hallucinogenics like LSD and psilocybin began to perceive that the world was based on vibrations. In this article Imre Vallyon (who, to our knowledge, hasn't done hallucinogens) expounds on the benefits of harnessing the vibrations of light and sound.

I would like to share with you an important topic: the major changes that we are experiencing on Earth, and what you can, and should, do about them so that we may safely pass through this period of transition on planet Earth.

Finding the spiritual community that's the right fit for you can be a daunting task. In this article, Lucy Villa, a deacon with Centers of Light, offers some suggestions to help you make your choice.

Spiritual communities provide benefits we can’t find in other social circles. Throughout known history, people have sought out such communities. And in these communities they revealed the most important and personal developments in their lives. Joys and sorrows, vows and confessions, hopes for a better life beyond life on earth, and fears of eternal abysses have all been shared in spiritual communities around the earth.

Hale Dwoskin, featured teacher in "The Secret" and author of "The Sedona Method," reveals what those who feel like they are alienated and have no one to turn to can do to overcome the situation.

Recently impeached Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich is at the heart of one of the biggest scandals to face U.S. politics in some time, and is most certainly feeling alienated from those around him - to a degree most people will never experience. Whether or not he "deserved it" aside, what would it be like to be in his shoes (or in the shoes of any other celebrity or politician embroiled in a very public scandal)?

Stuart Wilde is the maverick writer, thought-leader and best-selling author of more than twenty books on empowerment, spirituality, and progressive metaphysics including "Miracles," "Silent Power," and "Sixth Sense." He's toured with Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer and Louise Hay and is known for bringing humor and a practical understanding to often cutting-edge work that intersects with that of the leading physicists of our time.

In his groundbreaking new book, Grace, Gaia, and the End of Days, Stuart Wilde examines grace from a twenty-first century perspective and postulates that grace, or “pure love,” as he calls it, is a golden light seen coming from the inner spiritual world that is data-driven and laced with trillions of bytes of fractal information that “offers you hope, good fortune, miracle healing and respite from pain.”

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Stuart Wilde at work.

Hale Dwoskin, featured teacher in "The Secret" and author of "The Sedona Method," reveals why worrying about the economy is the most self-destructive aspect of the bad economy, and how to end the worry for good.

It seems nearly anywhere you look - newspapers, TV news, online - the headlines continue to forecast a gloomy outlook for the U.S. economy. Americans are, in turn, following suit, with 75 to 80 percent reporting a negative evaluation of the U.S. economy, according to a Gallup poll.

Our friend Giten returns with an excerpt from is new book. If you think that you understand love, we urge you to read this article. Maybe you do - maybe you don't.

Love is not an exclusive relationship with another person; love is the quality that arises when we are in contact with our inner being, with our authentic self, with the meditative quality within, with the inner silence and emptiness. This inner emptiness is experienced by others and is expressed on the outside as love. This love is not addressed to a specific person; it is a presence and quality that surrounds a person like a fragrance.

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Hale Dwoskin, featured teacher in "The Secret" and author of the New York Times best seller "The Sedona Method," reveals the first thing people must do if their bills are past due, their credit is extended beyond its limit or they are facing other financial woes.

The most important financial problem facing Americans has gradually shifted from energy costs to a broader spectrum of financial woes, according to a recent Gallup poll.

by Michael the LightLounge Guy

Does God need us? The answer depends on how we imagine the Divine Being to be. The traditional Western view pictures God as the ancient patriarch, God the Father. Aside from being the Supreme Being, which is generally considered a good thing, He has a dark side: capable of anger, jealousy, and vengefulness. He has allegedly reigned down destruction on entire nations.

Hale Dwoskin, featured teacher in "The Secret" and author of the New York Times best seller "The Sedona Method," reveals how to avoid fear, anxiety and depression that can otherwise easily arise in people during the current economic recession.

It's now fairly apparent that the United States is in a recession. About 74 percent of Americans agreed to that statement back in March, while 36 percent believe it is somewhat likely that the United States' economy will slip into a full-fledged depression in the next two years (23 percent thought it was very likely that this would occur), according to a USA Today/Gallup poll.

According to new research, a person’s level of commitment to spiritual rituals is directly linked to their sense of personal control in life.

An individual’s level of commitment to religious rituals like praying and attending service is directly linked to their sense of personal control in life, according to new University of Toronto research.