Featured Articles for FEBRUARY 2000

Egypt, Unwrapped by Cherin Troy In May 1999, I was among a group of seventy people who went on a two-week trip to Egypt led by Melchizedek Method teacher Alton Kamadon. In addition to touring, we performed an energy meditation to establish a permanent spherical merkaba (vortex), imbued with love, at each location (called a hologram of love). Special arrangements had been made with the Egyptian authorities to provide space and time for the meditations, and to allow the group access to places that were supposedly closed to the public. READ MORE...
Parasites and Toxins Responsible for Disease by Kate Lin Wouldn't it be great if we could get a handle on the numerous diseases plaguing our society? Cures for diseases like cancer, HIV/AIDS, lupus, endometriosis, and diabetes continue to elude modern medicine. Conventional medicine seems to have minimal success, and focuses more on treatment rather than an actual cure. READ MORE...
StarWatch by James Jarvis, M.A. By adding the universal year 2000 (2+0+0+0=2) to the 2nd month of February, we come up with the vibration of 4. The 4 month is a time for grounding and manifesting on the physical plane. READ MORE...
From the Publisher by Deverick Martin Thanks to the many readers who have provided thoughtful comments to us in our reader survey. The survey forms are still coming in strong as I write; I plan to share the results within the next couple of months. Your comments are always welcome, and are most helpful as I continue to shape the form and content of The New Times. READ MORE...
How to See Auras and Living Light Language by Ken Page As I walk on my path of spiritual growth, questions come up, just as they do for all of us. As I wondered how I could find the needed answers, my higher self said that I would be channeling information that would assist me on this path. How would this information come across? Would I be aware of what I was channeling, or would I be a trance channel, unconscious of what was said? READ MORE...
Shaping Your Life by Cappy Kotz We live in an interesting time. Our society has uncovered, identified, and verified many dysfunctional family systems. We are collectively recovering our sense of self from the rubble of our trauma-based habits. Our healing practitioners have helped us realign toward well-being through various paths: massage, acupuncture, bodywork, chiropractic treatments, and therapy, to name a few. Now it's time to embody our personal transitions on an everyday basis. READ MORE...

Ecopsychology
by Lorraine M. Fish
Since the advent of agriculture and the domestication of animals some 15,000 years ago, a rift has steadily grown between humans and the rest of nature. With the more recent development of the psychological concept of individuality and individual health, however, this schism has grown alarmingly wider.
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Rethinking Resolutions
by Carla Camou
How are you doing with all those New Year's resolutions? If you are like most people, you left them back about mid-January and are now attempting to forget that you ever made them. It is an interesting process that we tend to put ourselves through. We use "special" dates to mark times for making major changes in our lives. We start into them with the best of intentions and the greatest hope. The first few days, when we actually manage to stick to them, are exhilarating.
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Vacuuming on the Spiritual Path
by Prudence Herdman
"What good does it do to be on a spiritual path?" I muttered. "Everything seems to just get harder." I was feeling very grumpy as I cleaned the house. My back ached as I hunched over, stroking the carpet furiously with the vacuum.
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Ecopsychology by Lorraine M. Fish Since the advent of agriculture and the domestication of animals some 15,000 years ago, a rift has steadily grown between humans and the rest of nature. With the more recent development of the psychological concept of individuality and individual health, however, this schism has grown alarmingly wider. READ MORE...	Rethinking Resolutions by Carla Camou How are you doing with all those New Year's resolutions? If you are like most people, you left them back about mid-January and are now attempting to forget that you ever made them. It is an interesting process that we tend to put ourselves through. We use "special" dates to mark times for making major changes in our lives. We start into them with the best of intentions and the greatest hope. The first few days, when we actually manage to stick to them, are exhilarating. READ MORE...
Vacuuming on the Spiritual Path by Prudence Herdman "What good does it do to be on a spiritual path?" I muttered. "Everything seems to just get harder." I was feeling very grumpy as I cleaned the house. My back ached as I hunched over, stroking the carpet furiously with the vacuum. READ MORE...