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Angelic Messenges of Love with Nick Bunick

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On January 14, 1995, when angels intervened in the life of Nick Bunick, he was a high-profile businessman, owner of several corporations and on the board of directors of others, two of which are publicly traded on the stock market. Nick Bunick is the subject matter of the best-selling book The Messengers and the author of In God’s Truth. After the angels’ intervention, Nick placed this behind him. Now his only business activity is as founder and president of The Great Tomorrow, a … [Read more...]

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Evolution of Soul: An Interview with Gary Zukav

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In 1980, I gave my son a book about physics for his 15th birthday. I had not thought to read it myself, but one day he left it in the bathroom, and I opened it for a quick look while I soaked in a warm tub. The book, Gary Zukav’s The Dancing Wu Li Masters: An Overview of the New Physics (Morrow, 1979), proved to be more than an interesting read. Zukav had managed to synthesize the current knowledge and wisdom about the new physics, and weave deep philosophical questions into the fabric of what … [Read more...]

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Leaving the Illusion: An interview with Paula Sunray

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Paula Sunray, like most of us, has been both in touch with God and out of touch with the divine throughout her life. Now, having just released her fourth book, Life Skills for the New Millennium, this spiritual teacher and guide is committed to helping others break free from the illusion that separates humankind from God’s love. Sunray, of St. Paul, Minn., published three smaller books with limited distribution: Metaphysics Made Easy, The Enchanted Garden: Seven Stepping Stones for … [Read more...]

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Liberation and Freedom with Andrew Cohen

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An avid reader of the groundbreaking biannual What Is Enlightenment? magazine, founded by spiritual teacher and author Andrew Cohen, I was interested in learning more about this man who lives to teach others of their potential for total liberation from the bondage of ignorance, superstition and selfishness. Hearing of his daylong intensive planned at Whole Life Expo Minneapolis this year, I scoured his website [www.andrewcohen.org] and learned that Cohen began teaching in 1986 after a … [Read more...]

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Benjamin Creme: On the Emergence of the New World Teacher

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Scottish-born painter and esotericist Benjamin Creme is the author of several books translated into numerous languages, and he is the British chief editor of Share International magazine, which circulates in 70 countries. He has appeared on television and radio worldwide and regularly lectures in many countries. He accepts no money for any of this work. Trained and supervised over many years by his own Master, in his words, he is now preparing the world for the public emergence of the New … [Read more...]

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Birth of the Universal Human with Barbara Marx Hubbard

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Are we indeed on the brink of an evolutionary shift of our species? Visionary Barbara Marx Hubbard and others think so. In this interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, The EDGE embarks upon a nine-month journey to explore the fascinating idea that we may be living in an era of evolutionary change in our species. Hubbard, in her latest book Conscious Evolution (New World Library), presents her vision of what is taking place and helps us to see the bigger picture. The EDGE will present interviews … [Read more...]

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What Patch Adams means to America

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In a current movie, a brilliant medical student moves through his training thumbing his nose at the establishment, spreading laughter and hope among the medical staff and patients. From the roiling confusion of mental illness, he experiences an epiphany of his life and purpose, and begins forming ideas about how to make a difference. He does medical school his way, including joy and laughter and high creativity in his daily rounds. At graduation, he accepts his diploma with great dignity, then … [Read more...]

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On Service: An Interview with Dr. Patch Adams

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I remember listening to radio and early television as a child. The commercials for, say, an appliance store, or grocery store, or gas station, often included the phrase “Service with a Smile.” Of course, service without a smile is an oxymoron—then it is not service, but a lifeless act, an obligation, an impersonal job. Dr. Patch Adams understands this “service with a smile.” In fact, he believes in and practices service with a belly laugh, with a guffaw, with giggles and farts and … [Read more...]

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ETs, Zero Point Technology & the Future of Humanity with Steven M. Greer, M.D.

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It used to be you could laugh about UFOs and extraterrestrials, brushing them off as science fiction. Space invaders. Martian attacks. Even E.T. phoning home. But no one's laughing now that new evidence is being brought forward to substantiate not only the existence of extraterrestrials, but that a covert, international effort has been in place for the past 50 years to keep the subject under wraps. Witnesses are now willing to step forward-should the public exert enough muscle to prompt … [Read more...]

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One Universe — One People

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One of the greatest tasks humanity has faced throughout history is the establishment of peace and unity among differing and diverse peoples. Superficial, external and cultural distinctions such as gender, race, ethnic origin, nationality, religion and so forth have long divided humanity and been the cause of much warfare and social turmoil. It is only in the last 100 or so years that humans have seriously begun to explore worldwide our points of unity and begun to overcome the barriers which … [Read more...]

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The Truth about Witchcraft with Silver RavenWolf

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Her telephone voice is a bit gravely. About what I expected. Probably was up all night with her candles and covens and brewing cauldrons. It is, after all, nearly Halloween, and she is, after all, a Witch. A famous one at that, as a best-selling author with Llewellyn on the subject of Witchcraft. My call practically wakes her up. But it turns out she hadn't been up all night casting spells and chasing her black cat out of magic potions. Silver RavenWolf is a mother of four teenagers, and who … [Read more...]

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Merkaba: The Process with Michele Mayama

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True Co-Creation with the Universal Creative Force Please begin to acquaint us with the merkaba.  Michele Mayama: About three years ago began to explore the merkaba. The Spirit Beings that guide my soul taught me a process to begin to experience and gradually learn to use that energy field. The process involves spinning two vortices of energy, one connected to Source which comes from above, and the other is sourced in the Earth. The two merge, rather like conception where two DNA signatures … [Read more...]

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Journey of Souls with Michael Newton

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One of the most amazing books to be published in recent years — Journey of Souls (Llewellyn, 1994) — continues to find new readers and attract a growing audience among those curious about who they are and where they came from. Journey of Souls is a case study of patients seen by Michael Newton, Ph.D., a certified Master Hypnotherapist in California. They came to him with many of the usual complaints unrelenting fear, an inability to cope with certain situations, pains that don't seem to … [Read more...]

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A Talk with Lakota Elder Wallace Black Elk

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"We must clean up what we put in our children’s minds" -- Wallace Black Elk It was an honor and privilege to spend an hour speaking with Lakota elder Wallace Black Elk, a Sundance chief, co-author of The Sacred Ways of a Lakota and spiritual grandson of the legendary Lakota Holy Man Nicholas Black Elk. Speaking to Grandfather Wallace, as he is respectfully called, it became clear that the 87 years he has been in this body have helped to focus him more clearly on the universal laws that … [Read more...]

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From Age-ing to Sage-ing with Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi

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An old paradigm, in which the elderly lived with their extended families and participated in the lives of their loved ones, is long gone. Somehow, the elderly in America are now often forgotten, in the way, warehoused in assembly-line nursing homes, and perceived as drains on the economy. This is the state of affairs at a time when 80 percent of Americans can now expect to live beyond the age of 65, when 75 million baby boomers will reach retirement age in the next 20 years, and when a woman who … [Read more...]

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