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The
New Times,
founded in Seattle, Washington in 1985, was published monthly through
December of 2003. The pages of over 200 monthly issues chronicle a time
of significant personal, interpersonal and planetary change.
Dedicated
to helping its readers live richer, fuller, and more personally authentic
lives, The New Times
provided readers with inspiration, information and resources on vital issues
that included spirituality, personal growth, food, health, the environment
and much more.
The
New Times’
archive contains interviews with noted figures in the progressive health and
spirituality fields such as Frances Moore Lappé, Dr. James Wanless, Caroline
Myss, David Spangler, don Miguel Ruiz, Neale Donald Walsch, Jann Weiss, Lee
Carroll, Eckhart Tolle, Edgar Mitchell, Deepak Chopra, Drunvalo Melchizedek,
James Redfield, James Twyman, Shakti Gawain, Barbara Ann Brennan, Lynn V.
Andrews, Barbara Hand Clow, Uri Geller, Dr. Larry Dossey, Jean Shinoda Bolen,
and Carlos Castaneda.
Our pages featured articles by authors such as Gregg
Braden, Dan Millman, Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D.. Linda Ross Swanson, Cat
Saunders, Rose De Dan, Mary Manin Morrissey, Madeline Gerwick-Brodeur, Gregg
Levoy, Arlene Arnold, Collen Marquist, Meria Heller, Barbara Reid, James
Jarvis, Claire Krulikowski, Jane Lister Reis, Terah Kathryn Collins, and
Swami Kriyananda.
Our
editorial content included topics such as: Astrology, Coaching, Counseling,
Feng Shui, Healing, Health, Hypnotherapy, Intuitive Arts, Meditation, NLP,
Prayer, Reiki, Retreats, Therapy, and Yoga
Because
so much of this content remains relevant today The New Times is excited to be
launching this new website of our archived articles.
Bookmark
this site now and watch as we re-release our content.
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