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  • Sylvia Browne

    Psychic Children
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  • Jennifer Louden

    Comfort Queen
    Jennifer Louden
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  • Julia Butterfly Hill

    What Would Love Do?
    Julia Butterfly Hill
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  • Colleen Saidman

    Yoga Rx
    Rodney Yee
    Colleen Saidman
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Sylvia Browne

Psychic Children

The more you think about the wisdom children have to offer, the more apparent it becomes that children have ageless spirits endowed by their creator, says best-selling author Sylvia Browne. Meet two of the Northwest's psychic children.
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> READ: James Twyman's Psychic Children
> READ: Inspired Visions of Young Artist

Jennifer Louden

Comfort Queen

As a pioneer in the field of women's comfort and care, Jennifer Louden knows how to surrender, invite in a space of uncertainty, and then watch how her own evolution might help others.
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> READ: Night of the Clan Mothers
>REVIEW: Barbara Wilder's Embracing Your Power Woman

Julia Butterfly Hill

What Would Love Do?

In 1997, 23-year-old Julia Butterfly Hill climbed 180 feet into the branches of a 1,000-year-old redwood tree to prevent its destruction. Today she's a leading environmental activist who asks, when we throw something away, where is away?
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> READ: NASA Listens to Native Elders
> READ: Green Collar Jobs

Yoga Rx

Yoga Rx

If you only learn one yoga posture, Legs-Up-the-Wall Pose gets our vote, say top yoga instructors Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman. This is one of the most therapeutic poses in yoga - allowing you to fully relax and rejuvenate in less time than a nap.
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> READ: Nia is Like Chocolate
> READ: 10-Minute Rejuvenation Plan

Enlightening Events of the Week

  • September 3, Free Lecture/Demos

    Quantum-Touch at Fat Straw in Portland. >GO

  • September 7, 9am-3pm,
    Connecting with Your Angels.

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  • September 7, 1-4pm, Ancient Mayan Yogic Practices

    at New Renaissance in Portland. >GO

  • September 9 - 14, Shamanic Intensive


    with Jan Engels-Smith. >GO

  • September 11 - 14, Nonviolence as a Way of Life Conference

    at University of Oregon
    in Eugene. >GO

  • September 12, Weaving a New Global Tapestry


    at Eugene Waldorf School in Eugene. >GO

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Talking Stick

Why is true transcendence compassionate? So often we want to escape ourselves and our difficulties. But the path to our completion is found in their midst. Our very wounds are portals to wholeness. They are gates to our enlightenment. To find your bliss, listen carefully to your sorrow.

— Katja Biesanz, MA Therapist and shaman www.openingtolife.com/katjabiesanz