APRIL, 2008

A Conversation With...
Rajmohan Ghandi
by Guy Spiro
Mark Anthony Lord
by Guy Spiro
Colette Baron-Reid
by Guy Spiro
Features
The Next Golden Moments Of Now
by Neale Donald Walsch
Decoding the Human Body-Field: The New Science of Information as Medicine
by Peter H. Fraser and Harry Massey, with Joan Parisi Wilcox
What is Acupressure?
by Michael Reed Gach
Prayer
by Robert Ohotto
Map Vs. Territory
by Masaru Kato
Columns
From the Heart
by Alan Cohen
The Healing Funeral
Sound Perspective
by Steven Halpern
Battle of the Sound Healing Conferences—or an Abundance of Options?
Dear Louise
by Louise L. Hay
Green Living
by Sarah Lozanova
Everyday Matters
Seatbelts and Plastic Bags
by Jeanne Spiro
Reviews
In Print
New Books of Interest
Science Fiction & The Art of Storytelling
Formulating Decisions: The Power of Information
by Jacqueline Lichtenberg
Cyberweave: Spirituality and the Internet
by Mary Montgomery-Clifford
The Sequel to The Secret Premiers the Week of April 5th—It’s all about your Soul Path this time
Alternative Realities: Creating the New Mythos
The Oscars and the Network by Stephen Simon, The Movie Mystic
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Dear Louise,

     I’m having some health issues I would like to understand better. I’m being told I need a whole mouth rehabilitation due to enamel loss and wearing down of my teeth. Since this diagnosis, I’ve become aware of the thinning of my hair on the top of my hair. I’m a 57 year old woman who up to now has been in good health, but presently am feeling the aging process take hold!

— K.S.

     South Carolina

Dear K.S.,

     It’s easy to take good health for granted when we’re young. As we grow older, we owe it to ourselves to learn about nutrition and how our choices of food will either contribute to continued good health or hasten our aging process. You’re the only one in charge of your body. One of the most important discoveries on my own pathway to continued good health is a book called The Body Ecology Diet by Donna Gates. At 81 years young, I now feel younger than I did a few years ago! If you’re serious about maintaining strong teeth, bones and abundant hair (and more!), I would look into this book and check out the website at: www.bodyecology.com.

     I’ve come to learn that good health is a combination of thoughts and food. If we choose our thoughts and food with care, we’ll be healthy, happy and comfortable for the rest of our lives.

     Affirm: “I am in charge of my body. I love myself enough to learn about my health. I practice daily habits of optimum health. All is well in my world.”

Dear Louise,

     I am from the UK and I have recently purchased your book You Can Heal Your Body and have a number of affirmations, eight in total,  I picked out to start using. I am wondering do I need to just find one affirmation? I have Crohn’s disease and would like to ease my body!

— B.J.

     London, England

Dear B.J.,

     Some people with conditions in the colon feel they are not good enough. Their attitude is that they can’t trust anyone to do anything for them, and that they may not be enough to do the job either. As I mentioned in the letter above, nutrition plays a big part in anyone’s healing. Over a period of time our systems get clogged with junk and can use a good cleansing. What we do and do not put in our bodies in the way of food and beverages has a lot to do with the ability our body’s cells have to regenerate themselves. I suggest going to a good nutritionist for a supervised body cleansing and to find the best diet and nutritional plan for your particular body. Doing this is an act of love for yourself. I highly recommend a wonderful book titled Healthy Healing by Linda G. Rector Page, N.D., Ph.D. It is a great source for alternative healing techniques which I have been using personally for many years. You can probably find it in your local health food store or at www.amazon.com.

     If you like the eight affirmations you’ve chosen, keep working with them! Meanwhile here are some others you might want to try also: “I have high regard and respect for myself. I support and love myself unconditionally. As a result, I am safe to express all that I am!”

Dear Louise,

     I was recently one of the lucky few to be in the audience in California when you premiered your new movie, You Can Heal Your Life. Not only was the movie inspiring, but so were you! How do you keep so fit and full of energy? I am half your age and am amazed by your obvious love for life!

— D.S.

     San Diego, California                                                                                                                                 

Dear D.S.,

     Well thank you for the kind words. As I said in the letters above, I keep healthy and happy with happy thoughts and healthy eating habits. If you follow your dreams, and surround yourself with happy, energetic, and healthy people, you can’t fail. I really do believe that this is my best decade yet. I’m 81 and having fun!


Louise L. Hay is a metaphysical teacher and the best-selling author of numerous books, including You Can Heal Your Life, Empowering Women, and I Can Do It. Since beginning her career as a Science of Mind minister in 1981, she has assisted millions of people in discovering and using the full potential of their own creative powers for personal growth and self-healing. Louise’s works have been translated into 29 different languages in 35 countries throughout the world. Website: www.LouiseHay.com.

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