In this three-part feature, we will discuss the politics, dynamics, and ethics of psychic exchange. | PART I “If he’s psychic, why didn’t he know that my wife was about to die in a car accident the following week?” Like more »

In this three-part feature, we will discuss the politics, dynamics, and ethics of psychic exchange. The ongoing arguments against psychic practice echo the same “reasoning” of the self-proclaimed ‘godless,’ whose certainty of the comprehensible, fully understood nature of the universe more »

You see it watching TV, scrolling through Youtube, reading magazines, and perusing books: Fraud, phony, charlatan, illusionist, mentalist, mind-reader, schemer. These monikers are flung easily (many feel justifiably) at psychic practitioners. They are believed by many to be expert ‘con’ more »

In this three-part feature, we will discuss methods of Self-Therapy from the 3 planes of human existence: Spirit, Mind, & Body [Part I: Weighing Our Spirit | Part II: Making Up Our Mind] The Body is the final part of the process of more »

In this three-part feature, we will discuss methods of Self-Therapy from the 3 planes of human existence: Spirit, Mind, & Body [Part I: Weighing Our Spirit] Now that you have conquered the first mountain—a willingness to seek guidance—you can move more »

In this three-part feature, we will discuss methods of Self-Therapy from the 3 planes of human existence: Spirit, Mind, & Body. At many points in life, we are bound to face conflicts which test our strength as individuals. Quite literally, more »

Just like the Monkees, many of us Sleepy Jeans experience our strongest wishes and deepest beliefs through our waking dreams. And as impressionable children, we all were scolded at some point by a teacher or relative telling us to “Pay more »

The pioneering work of Ken Wilber, a foremost philosopher in the field of Consciousness, is rife with the theme of eternity. Arguably his most popular work, No Boundary, clarifies our understanding of our “selves” as respective illusions, and our ideas more »

In an exquisitely written memoir, Tales from a Traveling Couch, psychotherapist Dr. Robert U. Akeret begins and ends with a basic thesis: Did my psychotherapy practice truly make a difference in my client’s lives? With an in-depth exploration of five more »

“Achtung, Baby!” proclaimed U2 back in 1991 – ATTENTION! Well, the German word – “Achtung” – has many contextual meanings, including “Respect” and “Esteem.” So perhaps they didn’t mean it as “ATTENTION,” but since I do, let’s stick with the first more »

If experiencing the paranormal is strange, and what is strange is queer, is the paranormal queer? By any logic, yes. Yes, it is. Strange and queer are synonymous, are they not? If the impulse to express oneself as queer is more »

It has been wondered, begged, and mused silently and aloud to the point of platitude: Why do bad things happen to good people? A book of the title When Bad Things Happen to Good People was written by Rabbi Harold S. more »

In the wake of a death, sudden or expected, the grief comes upon us as instinctively as hunger. Our body endures wave after wave of pain, uncontrolled by any means of distraction or intention. It is as if our mind more »

The Contemplative Life BY STANLEY SIEGEL As I approach my 67th Birthday I look back on my life, not as I once did with the striving of an archeologist to unearth the history and artifacts that shaped my present existence, more »