June 2006 Merlian Newsletter

This June brings us many interesting and must read articles including those authored by Broadway and film producer, Julian Schlossberg, the latest environmental discovery, book reviews on Dreaming True by Robert Moss, God Among Us by Caroline Cory, and Guided by the Moon: Living in Harmony with the Lunar Cycles, and much more.

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Gut Instincts, by Sahar Huneidi

| by Sahar Huneidi

“Science increasingly reveals that the body (through a multitude of sensory network) feeds information ‘upwards’ to the brain; accordingly, the then brain sends ‘instructions’ downwards to various cells glands and organs. This is why our feelings can directly influence our well-being. ”

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The Hidden Power of the Heart: Achieving Balance and Fulfillment in a Stressful World by Sara Paddison

| by Donna Baker Church

Blending personal experiences, work with others, and research in this field, Paddison covers a range of mind stretching topics including dimensional shifts, DNA blueprints, and holographic awareness. She explains how real love — including love, appreciation, forgiveness, and care – can change your life, as well as others. She states, “Heart power is simply the electricity of your inner strength and potential. It’s what gives you the self-motivated ability to manifest and complete your goals — to empower yourself and achieve balance and fulfillment even in today’s increasingly stressful world.”

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Dreaming True By Robert Moss

| by Eugene Kelly

Dreaming True is a compilation of experiences and advice designed to assist you through your dreams so you might find their relevance in waking life and act on them. From historical figures to personal friends, Robert Moss explains how dreams have helped people avoid injury, progress in the workplace, change history and more. From the Underground Railroad to the driver’s seat of your car, a dream is waiting to tell you more.

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Restaurant Review by Heather Flournoy

| by Heather Flournoy

The chef’s are friendly, informative and offer samples from the display case at the front of the restaurant. You can’t call it a ‘cooking’ area because everything at Bonobo’s is raw! We tried their “signature” Red Pepper-Coconut Soup, and it is absolutely delicious!”

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Neck and Throat Issues – June

| by Ravi Singh & Ana Brett

Stress often causes our shoulders to creep up. We become like a turtle retreating into its shell. The shoulders need to be anchored down to support our neck gracefully. Sleeping on too firm pillows, and/or constantly bending our heads forward to peer at a computer or television screen, eventually stresses the neck.

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Easy Harmony, by Sahar Huneidi

| by Sahar Huneidi

Finding harmony isn’t always easy but Sahar Huneidi guides toward easily achieving this elusive spiritual goal in everyday life: “As we get fixated on our desires, the angst is prolonged. Yet, by learning to see things in a different way, we can begin to understand how to create more harmony and fewer disappointments.”

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On Water Alone by Dena Ventrudo

| by Dena Ventrudo

Denny Klein has found a way to power his car on water. This new technology, that he originally created for welding, is now the future for fueling cars and other pollutant machines. “It’s called “Aquagen.” A Florida company is currently testing the new gas, which they make from mixing water and electricity. The process of mixing water with electricity is called electrolysis…The machine runs voltage throughout the water, creating gas. The gas is cooled in another compartment, then dried. Once it’s dried, you have a gas that is ready to burn. “

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Staying Well With Guided Imagery by Belleruth Naparstek

| by Donna Baker Church

“If you ever wanted a simple and effective way to feel better — mentally, physically, and spiritually — this is the book to read. Staying Well With Guided Imagery is an easy to understand, step-by-step guide to using your imagination to maintain health. Well organized, this book explains what imagery is, how and why it works, and under what conditions it works best. Written by Belleruth Naparstek in 1995, Guided Imagery is still a relevant and useful tool for influencing your own well-being.”

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Podcasting and PS Magazine

| by Sahar Huneidi

UK Columnist, intuitive Life Coach, and editor of the holistic online resource PS-Magazine.com, Sahar Huneidi has helped thousands of people to take charge of their lives. Recently, she has launched what is probably the first free podcasting service concerned with raising awareness, wellbeing, and inspirational self-development, www.podcasts4life.com.

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