Transcendental Meditation Experiment Arrests Crime: Study Shows Dramatic Drop in Violent Crime During D.C. Project by Alltm.org

“Researchers predicted in advance that the calming influence of group meditation practice could reduce violent crime by over 20 percent in Washington, D.C., during an 8-week period in the summer of 1993. In fact, the findings later showed that the rate of violent crime–which included assaults, murders, and rapes–decreased by 23 percent during the June 7 to July 30 experimental period. The odds of this result occurring by chance are less than 2 in 1 billion. Rigorous statistical analyses ruled out an extensive list of alternative explanations, according to John Hagelin , lead author of the study…”

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Qigong, Food-Based Healing & Jeff Primack

| by www.qigong.com

Most diseases are reversible with food. However, just eating healthy is not enough. The real secret lies in using “specific foods for specific diseases”. For example, kiwi is quick to help reverse Asthma, which we’ve seen hundreds of our students reverse within 1 week of following the Asthma food protocol. Asthma is a completely unnecessary disease and is nutritionally caused. Other diseases like Arthritis & Diabetes are also frequently reversed with common foods. This information can dramatically change medicine as we know it.”

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My Experience with John Of God At The Omega Institute October 2007 by Merryn Jose

| by Merryn Jose

“The whole session took no longer than twenty minutes. Right at the end of the ritual John of God positioned himself in a way that we could all hear him clearly. In his rich powerful voice, vibrating with the energies of the Entities he addressed us in his native tongue announcing that “the healing has taken place.” As he uttered the words I felt an enormous amount of heat emanating from my heart center and my hand seemed like it was glued to my blouse. It was quite an extraordinary feeling. Talking with my husband later he said he had a similar experience.”

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The Physical and Psychological Benefits of Mantra Meditation: Part II by Adam Khan

“I’ve noticed that when I stretch a little before I meditate, I sit still more comfortably. I have heard that hatha yoga was originally invented by meditating monks to help them meditate. Whether it was or not, it does make meditation easier. It is easier to sit the whole time in comfort and without fidgeting after some gentle stretching.” The second part of Adam Khan’s wonderful article continues to really offer a lot of important information on meditation. Adam is the author of the book Self-Help Stuff That Works. You must read Part II!!

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The Boston Schoolboy by Amitava Banerjee, Hindustan Times

| by Amitava Banerjee, Hindustan Times, November 8, 2009

“Eleven-year-old Jigme Wangchuk was enthroned last week and, as a leader, is aware of the responsibilities But the thoughts expressed display an uncommon fervour between child-like confessions: “I do miss being a joyful schoolboy, and my friends, my home, my grandparents, aunts and uncles,” admits Jigme Wangchuk. Jigme, the Boston schoolboy who was identified – and enthroned last week – as the reincarnation of the Gyalwa Lorepa, a high-ranking spiritual leader of the Drukpa Kagyu sect of Tantrayana Buddhism, has switched universes with astounding ease…”

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AgeSong Institute: A Charitable Fund For Our Elder Care and Educational Programs

| by agesonginstitute.org

“AgeSong Institute is an eldercare program of Pacific Institute, a non-profit organization. AgeSong Institute is dedicated to changing the mainstream view of aging. Rather than viewing aging as something to be avoided, we see it as an important phenomenon of life. Aging provides humans with the opportunity to mature and become elders in the true sense of the word: people of wisdom, rich in life experience, able to help us humans and our planet become more aware.”

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The Chi Center: Wisdom Healing Qigong Website™

| by www.chicenter.com

“Wisdom Healing Qigong was developed by Dr. Ming Pang, a Qigong Grandmaster trained in both western medicine and traditional chinese medicine. He synthesized his profound medical knowledge of the old and new healing sciences with the ancient Qigong practice. The result is an integrative system of self-healing and cultivation that is suited for the modern pragmatic world.” NEW ! Online Course with Mingtong Gu. Qigong Teachings, Guided Instruction & Practice, Starts Thursday, July 28!

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The Ghost Detectives’ Guide to Haunted San Francisco by Loyd Auerbach and Annette Martin

| by QuillDriverBooks.com

“The fruit of Auerbach and Martin’s 15-year partnership as Bay Area ghost hunters, The Ghost Detectives’ Guide to Haunted San Francisco is a one-of-a-kind guidebook that shows the reader how to find publicly accessible haunted places that lie unsuspected in San Francisco’s most famous tourist destinations, including Alcatraz, Chinatown, the Presidio and more. This unique travel book invites readers to personally explore the Bay Area’s most haunted places … and maybe even have a ghostly encounter of their own…”

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Hudson River Estuarine Sanctuary at Piermont Pier & Marsh by the Rockland Audubon Society

| by www.rocklandaudubon.org/piermont_pier.htm

The Piermont Pier & Marshes are located just north of Tallman Mountain State Park and south of the Tappan Zee Bridge (from which Piermont Pier can be seen)… In 1982 NOAA’s Office of Coastal Zone Management formally designated Piermont Marsh as part of a Federal Hudson River Estuarine Sanctuary to be administered by NYSDEC in cooperation with PIPC.”

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Cancer Survivor Lights the Way to Happiness through Human Connection by Seth David Chernoff

| by Seth David Chernoff

“A two-time cancer survivor, Chernoff uses his own hard-won insight and life experiences to illuminate for his readers a pathway to full awareness of each moment as an act of love, compassion, joy and peace. He writes that transformation happens and paradigms shift in the now, when there is no dwelling on yesterday or fretting about tomorrow. He says, “The moment we get out of our heads and into our hearts, grace moves in. Living in the moment does not allow time for regret.”

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