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Critical Consciousness for the New Age
http://www.prophesy2012.com/consciousness/
Offbeat humor and enlightening insight. Bringing next - generation novelists to the New Age advocating free speech online.
- Added on: Sep 4th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Critical Consciousness
- Listed in: Spirituality Books
- Tags: books humor goddess blogs Spirituality New Age
Recent Posts
Resting Easy With Mother Earth
Bedtime in the post-millennial world is rife with distractions, noise, stress, and environmental poisons. Unlike our ancestors, the majority of us are tied to a rigorous, demanding schedule which requires us to report punctually for some regular earl...
Biofuel: Growing our way out of the Petrochemical Pit
By Indi Riverflow War, environmental crisis, economic disaster-all things evil seem to go in and come out of that gas tank. Nevertheless, as prices climb and reserves plummet, the vast majority of motored vehicles continue to run on the costly and...
Divining Today - Intuition and the Sixth Sense
by Sandra Mizumoto Posey, Ph.D. The materials are laid out before you: cards, stones, coins, even the stray leaves in your teacup. You puzzle over the swords, cups, wands, and circles, or perhaps an unfamiliar alphabet, or even something as seeming...
Biorhythm charts and cycle calculations
Surf Your Biowaves: Use Your Biorhythms to Ensure Greater Success Biorhythm charts illustrate the physical, emotional, and intellectual cycles that we as humans go through. Biorhythm cycle calculations were originally defined by Dr. Wilhelm Fliess t...
Atlantis: Visions of the Golden Age - Plato to Edgar Cayce
The mystery of an ancient civilization has captured the imaginations of scholars, history-buffs, and the mystically inclined for over two millennia. There are more versions of what that ancient civilization was like and where it was located than virt...
Quantum Consciousness and the Fifth Dimension
Quantum Consciousness and the Fifth Dimension By Indi Riverflow “Where ya comin’ from?” Our worldview is largely a function of our location. The range of what we can experience and imagine is bounded by the culture that spawned us, and the plac...
