The latest inspirational findings at The Learning Annex in New York.

“With the encouragement of highly respected Tibetan exiles, now living in Canada, Tashi and Genyen Jamyangling, whose family was once one of the wealthiest and most financially supportive families of the monasteries in Tibet, and due to their devotion to the Dalai Lama and Chetsang Rinpoche, the yogis agreed to break their silence and share with us what it means to be a yogi.”

Cheryl Shainmark, also known for her wonderfully written book reviews on MerlianNews.com, discusses how hypnosis really works and what it really is.

This spring the Katonah-Lewisboro Continuing Education Program For Adults is offering a myriad of holistic, spiritual, and educational classes to help you “expand your horizons”.

Jenny Smedley tells us of the special loving moments just before her father’s passing.

“What does it mean when we speak of universal love? Discover here how a particular chakra can help you gain that elusive quality of cosmic love.”

Merlian News interviews Patrick Aesteii about the practice of dowsing and radionics, both of which he has had much experience in.

Laurrien Gilman shares her experience in India and her third eye. ” Third eye view sees the pilgrims walking, noticing beyond the cotton multicolored saris and shaved headed females with multiple earrings….into the soul of the pilgrimage itself. The humility, the hard work. Usually they are barefoot. They are elders. They have come home to Varanasi to pray their deepest prayers to Lord Shiva.”

First article of series by Jenny Smedley: “it’s the most essential element for life, and yet we take it for granted, in the Western world anyway. Forget science; you don’t need it to understand just how vital this resource, which we literally have ‘on tap’, is.”