A Soft Answer By Terry Dobson A turning point in my life came one day on a train in the middle of a drowsy spring afternoon. The train clanked and rattled through the suburbs of Tokyo. It was comparatively empty — a few housewives with their kids in tow, some old folks out shopping, a […]
Why We Are Here By Near-Death Experiencer Julie Aubier When I was 19, I [was] violently attacked and I had a near-death experience. I completely left my body. First, I saw myself… [from] the corner of the room… I was looking [down] at myself… At that moment, I saw my aggressor, I saw what was […]
Original Link ……………. Howard Storm (born October 26, 1946, in Flushing, New York) is a former atheist and art professor and chairman of the art department at the Northern Kentucky University. He is best known as the author of “My Descent Into Death” which details his near-death experience. Storm’s NDE is regarded as one of the most complete […]
Teaching Others About Near-Death Experiences By David Sunfellow Many of us realize that the core truths championed by near-death experiences have the potential to change the world. After we’ve educated ourselves and started applying NDE truths to our personal lives, the next step is to share what we’ve learned with others. If you’re ready for this step and […]
#344 – Archetypal Phenomena Surrounding Death with Monika Wikman, PhD A psychology podcast by David Van Nuys, Ph.D. shrinkrapradio.com March 28, 2013 Original Link Download this fantastic interview (MP3) Monica Wikman, Ph.D was my guest on episode #286 on Jungian Active Imagination and #235 – Using Alchemical Archetypes in Jungian Analysis. She is a Jungian Analyst […]
World Work By David Spangler March 2015 Original Link Part 1 This past month I’ve been thinking about the many ways we can contribute to making our world a better place. On the one hand, we are all engaged in seeking to improve and benefit our personal lives, those of our loved ones, and hopefully […]
Dream: Turning Into Angels By David Sunfellow Dream: A young man, about 18, is turning into an angel. His older sister is also turning into an angel. She is further along in the process than he is, so she is guiding and coaching him. Stronger and smarter, the big sister has a no-nonsense, drill-sergeant kind […]
Dream: Property of The Church June, 1974 By David Sunfellow Dream: I am standing in front of a bunch of large jars that represent all the religions of the world. I notice that the water in every jar is cloudy, murky, polluted. Standing in front of the jars is a large sign that I can’t read. The […]
The Wretched Hole, Wonderful House Story By David Sunfellow Part One: The Wretched Hole Once upon a time there lived a very poor and lowly peasant. Unskilled, untrained and living in the midst of great poverty, the peasant gathered together what few resources and little talent he had and built himself a house. Though his […]
It’s The Little Things (v1.1) By David Sunfellow It’s the little things in life that are the big things. Respond to opportunities to express kindness, caring, and compassion that cross our path, especially those that seem small and insignificant. Treat everyone and everything — humans, animals, plants, objects, the unseen forces of life — kindly […]
A Reluctant Hobbit By David Sunfellow Monday, February 23, 2015 I am watching a small group of people on a Lord-of-the-Rings-style adventure. One of the members of the group is a hobbit who is fearful and reluctant. I become aware of three things: 1. The hobbit knows that challenging times lie ahead (he may have […]
Rebooting Our Relationship With Technology By David Sunfellow Version 1.1 • Take one 5 minute break for every 30 minutes you work on a computer • Consider buying or creating a standing desk so sitting time is minimized • When it is time to take a break, walk around (avoid sitting for long periods of […]
The first version of “The Healthy Relationship Preamble” emerged in 2008. It grew out of a desire to understand the core qualities of healthy, happy, deeply fulfilling and transformative relationships — and fashion these core qualities into a simple, one-page statement. This is the second version of The Preamble, which continues to evolve as more people read […]
The Blind Man At The Gate Long ago, I remember a blind beggar sat each day beside the gate on the east side of the wall of the city of Jerusalem. For years he made that place his daily residence. So clever were his ears that he had learned the sounds of those who walked […]
Dream: The Young Couple By David Sunfellow February 14-15, 2012 I had the sweetest little dream last night. It grew out of trying, once again, to come to a deeper understanding of how to relate to other people. When should we go along with something; when should we opt out, how can we go along […]