"This book is a revised edition of a previously released book, Divine Interventions. Stories have been added and removed, giving this volume less of a religious overtone and more of a secular "we can't explain these phenomena, but we know they exist" emphasis. What all the stories have in common is the idea of transcendent possibilities -- the events, interventions and outcomes are fascinating. Readers will enjoy making their own interpretation of each story and no doubt draw inspiration from many of them."

"One of the ways to understand transiting Saturn in the houses is to use the myth of The Twelve Labors of Hercules as an allegory for his journey.   The labors of Hercules are the challenges confronting us during the Saturn transit.   Each of his labors describe the experience we must face at that time but also the gift of knowledge acquired represented by the natal house... Equating the 12 labors with the 12 signs of the zodiac goes back centuries.   The first mention of this correlation was by Hesiod circa 700 BC and again by Pausanius in the 5^th century BC.   Eventually the Twelve Labors of Hercules were written down in full by Appolororus (180-120 BC). "

Artistic talent combined with life-long exploration of consciousness and devotion to self-realization has given Daniel B. Holeman an ability to depict uplifting and profound sacred imagery. His inspirational paintings have a strong impact and an uncanny affect on people. Many are deeply touched emotionally – sometimes brought to tears - and describe his paintings as the most beautiful pictures they have ever seen.

Drew DiVittorio is a nutritional consultant, a health coach, and is national board certified in Traditional Chinese Herbology by the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists and Oriental Medicine. "The Crane Exercise is designed to strengthen the organs within the trunk of the body. Even though these organs are controlled by the autonomic nervous system, the Crane Exercise enables us to balance the energy and thereby promote a smoother functioning of these organs."

Dr Godagama has established many successful and thriving clinics throughout the UK and has worked with immense dedication in pioneering and pushing Ayurveda into the public domain.   Upon arriving in the UK, he recognised the need for a more complete system of health in the West and over the years his work has been rewarded through the respect and recognition from his professors, colleagues, students and last but not least his patients.   Through this Dr Godagama has become renowned worldwide as an expert in this unique healing tradition. 

Clark is a homeless meditation practitioner reaching out to people living on the streets of San Antonio. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, Clark and a group of people head to South Medina Street under the Commerce Street Bridge to teach the homeless how to meditate. While stopping, sitting down and staying in the present moment can be unsettling,Clark said the simple way to start is to just focus on your own breathing. "Our aim in working with the homeless is to just be with them," Clark said."It's just about common everyday interactions."

"We are hungry for the sacred, for meaning to return to our lives. And this meaning is waiting within us--the sacred is present in the symbols of our dreams. But first we have to create an inner space that is not corrupted by outer desires, purify ourselves and our intention. In the Native American tradition the individual often had to fast and be purified by a sweat lodge in order to be ready to fully experience the inner world. Any dreamwork, but especially spiritual dreamwork, requires a continual attitude of inner attention and a commitment not to use the energy of the inner for personal gain. Dreams can reconnect us with the sacred but only if we learn how to be receptive and respect their symbols and images."