Where is Jesus in the Awakening?
Zen Gardner – The awakening is a constantly unfolding convergence of consciousness and it comes through many vectors.
Zen Gardner – The awakening is a constantly unfolding convergence of consciousness and it comes through many vectors.
Kingsley L. Dennis – The inner evolutionary journey is not a shopping list of abilities and spiritual practices.
Bernie Suarez – Will we do nothing while these massive crimes go unpunished?
Zen Gardner – You have to see past all the BS first and not let it rattle you.
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – No price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself.
Dylan Charles – Training and developing the major energy centers of the body will change your life.
V. Susan Ferguson – Clues in the ancient texts reveal the alien roots of modern technology.
Trevor Harden – How to tell if you’re deluding yourself or experiencing the real thing.
Linda George – This life is precious and it is happening now, in this very moment.
Gary ‘Z’ McGee – Heyoka-energy is the epitome of expiation, and the cure for an over-reaching, aggrandized, and unsustainable human world.
Soren Dreier – Angels will not enter unless you attune yourself to their presence in your life.
Zen Gardner – It’s not easy to stay sensitive in such a cruel, desensitized world but it’s imperative we do.
Soren Dreier – Maybe we badly need to co-work with the angelic realm once again.
Trevor Harden – There are many unseen realities surrounding us at all times that we ordinaly cannot perceive.
Soren Dreier – If Jesus hadn’t been, would we even have that concept of a better world?
Justin Faerman – If you desire to become truly happy, you will need to examine unconscious baggage.
Phil Watt – Science is taking a serious look at the extraordinary psychic human experiences.
Frank M. Wanderer – Is it true that positive thinking can free us?
Frank M. Wanderer – Our world appears in the space of Consciousness, and the dance of the varied forms takes place in it.
Dylan Charles – The world elite maintains in grip on humanity by keeping the doors of perception tightly shut.