A Spiritual Voice

David was a healer. From his earliest childhood he wanted to help others and alleviate suffering. David sailed through medical school and became a successful doctor. Using his vast knowledge, alongside an indescribable instinct, he specialized in treating patients that other doctors had given up on, usually with excellent results.

As word about David spread, more and more patients came to his door. He never turned anyone away. David didn’t work for money, but to fulfill his very purpose. Read the rest of this entry »

Poetry and music serve no practical purpose towards our survival as individuals or as a species. Despite this, both occupy a huge role in our lives.

“The pen is mightier than the sword”, wrote Edward Bulwer-Lytton. Though physical weapons may yield physical submission, the heart and mind are only hardened into opposition direction by such primitive means. Sticks and stones may wound the flesh, but words have the power to penetrate the physical exterior and affect the immortal soul within. A mere word, positive or negative, has the power to inspire or destroy - be it from a girl/boy to whom we are attracted, a boss, or potentially influential client… Read the rest of this entry »

Uncomfortable as it may be, anyone who’s ever had a pet or bothered to gaze into the eyes of an animal, can be in little doubt that inside their body lies a distinct soul. Elliott O’Donnell’s classic Animal Ghosts or Animal Hauntings and the Hereafter (available as a free online e-book) presents overwhelming evidence as to the Spiritual nature of our fellow creatures.

Animals see ghosts, animals have ghosts, and by the very virtue of being less “civilized” than our good selves might it be that animals are inherently closer to Spirit than us?

Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely - John Dalberg-Acton

British politics has recently been rocked by a scandal over the abuse of expense payments by Members of Parliament. It’s a scandal that may prematurely see Prime Minister Gordon Brown leaving office. Particularly disappointing is the sheer number involved.

The cynical might say that the usual motives for seeking power are less than pure, that politicians seek office for their own ends. It’s more likely that those entering politics do so from a genuine desire to effect change for the better, but does power corrupt? Read the rest of this entry »

by Linda Zander

We’ve heard it all a million times: the various secrets of how to manifest lives of abundance.  Every “Guru” has their own angle; a singular approach to manifesting that we’ve all tried.  And yet, in spite of the countless Gurus offering books, programs, products, etc that espouse the “secret to manifesting” we are in the biggest Global economic and well-being crisis since the Great Depression. What does that say?  That somehow we, as brilliant and intelligent human beings have failed the “secrets” that have been taught to us? I know this is not true.  Read the rest of this entry »