NEW APRIL 20 - APRIL 27, 2002

Death Be Not Feared! Comforting Insight For The Suffering, Grieving And Dying.
by Bob Olson, OfSpirit.com Editor

I believe that we can alter our life today simply by learning not to fear death. And by fearing death less we discover that we live life more! Shakespeare comments on this in Julius Caesar: “It seems to me most strange that men should fear; seeing that death, a necessary end, will come when it will come.” 

Isn’t it remarkable how this natural transition from one life to another—from our life on earth to our life in spirit—is so feared, yet it is a transition we will all be making? I believe that it is our ignorance of death that makes it so feared. And our ignorance remains because most of us do not acknowledge that death exists. 

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An Emerging Planetary Civilization: An Interview With Elia Wise
by Carol Bedrosian

When I first received a copy of Letter to Earth, a hardbound, exquisitely presented volume of 
transformational, multidimensional information, I cast the book to one side as just another pretty vision from yet another channeled entity. I even remember sneering at the author's self-congratulatory name—Elia (ee-lee-a) Wise. But a few weeks later, I found myself curious about what was so important in this book that such money, care and effort had obviously gone into its making. Someone wanted it read so I cracked the cover, admired the full color inside cover papers and toyed with the silky, ribbon bookmark. As I read the first few introductory lavender-tinted pages of a letter Wise wrote to her four-year old daughter, I recognized the familiar buzzing of what I call universal resonance an awareness that the '"truth" I was reading was universal; it was meant to lift us all up because it could apply to everyone, everywhere, all over the planet regardless of age, sex, nationality, dass or belief. Universal teachings always promote oneness. 

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A Look at the Famous Astrologer Evangeline Adams
by Karen Christino

Here are some of the legends: Evangeline Adams made astrology legal in New York. She predicted the Windsor Hotel fire, the stock market crash of '29, World War II, the deaths of King Edward VII, Enrico Caruso, and even herself. Her books, now all out of print, are eagerly sought after by students, and even stolen from library shelves. Her reputation rests on her astrological expertise, but she was also known to be a palmist. Some even say she was primarily psychic or clairvoyant. But the fact remains that she was the best-known American astrologer of her day. I was fascinated by this woman, and intrigued by the events in her life. Just what was true, and why is it still discussed over half a century after her death? As I began researching Adams' life for my book about her, I would ask these questions again and again.

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As far back as Paleolithic times ancient peoples fashioned clay and stone images of the Great Mother, images with voluptuous breasts and thighs and the protruding belly of a woman who has given birth many times. Her face is often featureless and her head tiny, but her body is full and soft, the essence of fertility and nurturance. Over the course of time the Great Mother was honored and worshipped by virtually every culture. 

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NEW APRIL 13 - APRIL 20

Authentic Feng Shui: Creating Personal Harmony And Success
by Melissa Kushi
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Completion
by Nancy Wright
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Using The Law Of Vibration To Manifest Your Vision
by Asoka Selvarajah, Ph.D
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NEW APRIL 6 - APRIL 13