THE BIG AND THE LITTLE:

The BIG is this huge, heavy, wonder-filled book -

THE MAGIC OF FINDING LOVE AND PEACE

by Tom and Caroline Lumbrazo

And it’s free to you if you live in the U.S.
Outside the country, please pay shipping charges. 

Said Tom:  “On February 9, 2001, I was driving alone in my Jeep at 60 mph.  All of a sudden, an Angel voice came from the passenger seat and shouted out to me ‘SLOW TO 35!’ I was shaken but I immediately followed the command.  Seconds later, another car pulled in front of me and caused a horrible two-car collision. There were no deaths, but still many injuries. A California Highway Patrolman came to the scene and after I told him what happened, he responded …’If you were going 60, you would be dead right now.  I see it all the time.’ I did not die and come back. I listened and followed. Many people do not listen to such instructions and they end up dying.”

Tom’s messages became books.  He learned he could photograph images in clouds that speak to everyone; he could paint in ways that are incredible.  So, he and his wife pass on what moves them - messages, moments. The angel who saved him in 2001------he believes was Archangel Michael.

He lives what moves him.  So does his wife. This offer is real.  If you want a copy of his newest book The Magic of Finding Love and Peace (and believe me it is spectacular!), just let him know and he will mail it to you free.  If you want to help with postage, fine, but not necessary - unless you live outside the U.S.  Contact: tom@whenangelstouch.com; (916) 768-9334; www.whenangelstouch.com.  

The Little is an equally magical book:

 LOVING TO THE END. . .  AND ON:  
A GUIDE TO THE IMPOSSIBLY POSSIBLE

By Lynn B. Robinson, Ph.D.

How do I describe this book.  Yes, it’s an end of life book, but no, it’s not like any other you can describe.  It is stories, all kinds of stories - real ones - with all the pain and joy and sorrow and laughter of real life - because that’s what this book celebrates.  Yet woven into all the stories is Lynn’s ability to see and hear what's really going on, the spirit messages, and how to handle them. At no time does Lynn come off sounding like a medium or psychic.  Rather, the type of intuitive we can all be and probably are. What you get here is real life with both sides of “the curtain” wide-open and totally honest.  You’ll want to read it again and again, share it, pass the book around.  It’s small and so is the price. Spread the news. This book is a treasure.  A beautiful, wonderful treasure!

China is cracking down on ethnic minorities…

Muslims. . . who are now being sent to

“massive internment camps.” (news reports)

China is also cracking down on Christians and any other religious group in their current drive to carry out “re-education programs.”  China rejects the U.N. panel’s allegations, and says it is just attempting to stamp out religious extremism and sectarianism.  (If you attend church, any church, be grateful you live in the U.S.)

This is very interesting:

 
At birth…Oxytocin (the bonding hormone) is secreted.

At death… DMT (the “spirit molecule”) is secreted. 
(In perfect rhythm,
perfect timing)
 

Stay with me on this:

Early 20th century - experiments with parasites on plants - found that infested rose bushes, when brought into a room and placed in front of a closed window then allowed to dry out - all the wingless parasites suddenly developed wings and left the plants.

The word is “metamorphosis.”

The parasites changed their molecular structure through “mental chemistry,”  the changing of conditions through the operation of the mind.”   These early experiments were used to prove that “changing our thinking allows our wings of solution to grow and carry us toward illumined living.” It became one of the “bedrocks” of the growing New Thought Movement.

Enter Robert O. Becker, M.D.

Dr. Becker went further than anyone else I know to prove that our body is electric, that through the will of mind we can physically alter our body structure.  One of his patients was able to start regenerating a leg that was amputated, but quit part way because he began to be haunted by. . . “what if he was supposed to be without that leg, that regrowing his leg would interfere with the life he was supposed to live.”  Because of this, the man quit what he was doing.  

Metamorphosis applies to humans, too.

GOD AND MIND-ENERGY  

The following comes from part of Dr. Rocco A. Errico’s interpretion of the fourth book of the New Testament in Aramaic.  Dr. Errico, by the way, is an expert on Aramaic, the Bible, and its various translations.
 

John begins his sentence in three phrases:  “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and God was that Word” (John 1-1, King James Version).  But the Aramaic expanded and literal rendering reads, “Mind-Energy was always with God, and God was that very Mind-Energy” (Errico translation).  
 

He talks further about “in the beginning” and what that meant as “before the reckoning of time” or “was always there.” He explains that the subject of the sentence “Miltha” has various meanings in English:  word, verb, and mind-energy.
 

    So, the sentence begins, “The Word was in the beginning” or “Mind-energy was always in existence.  Mind is timeless. . . When we speak of “Mind-Energy,” we do not mean just the brain. Although it plays a major role, the heart and intestines do as well.  This kind of “mind” is nothing but pure consciousness. . . God and Mind-Energy are one and the same. . . Jesus taught that God is Spirit. Biblical authors also refer to God as love.  This is because love is one of the main energies of pure mind.”

Mental chemistry/Mind energy/Pure mind/Pure Love.

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF THE NET OF INDRA?

Buddhist teachings describe an endless net where each knot of the infinite mass of intersecting squares has a jewel sewn in.  Each jewel reflects all the other jewels in the net, the same method produced when two-way mirrors are placed opposite each other and reflect an image ad infinitum.  This net Buddhist call the Net of Indra - a profound metaphor for the structure of reality.  It reveals what physicists agree to be a powerful illustration of our universe and what is often referred to as the interconnectedness of all things.  It is the prototype for a world we know can work for everyone.

 
 

For good or ill… each one of us makes a difference.

William Stillman is a psychic and an author.

Yes, many people are, but not quite like Bill.

Just for fun, here’s a live taping of a radio show he did for “The Doc,” a radio DJ that was moved to tears…

Yet, what stops me in my tracks is Bill’s 400-page book:  The Road to Oz:  The Evolution, Creation, and Legacy of a Motion Picture Classic.  Big, big, lots of pictures. . . a definitive “last word” on how this cultural legend of cinema history was developed from book to pre-1939 productions to the enduring icon of all our fondest childhood memories.   Published in honor of the movie’s 80th Anniversary. Congratulations, Bill, on a stellar achievement!!!!

L. Frank Baum, the Author of the Wizard of Oz

William Stillman started us off with news of his book, but because this is the 80th anniversary of the classic, here’s some basic information
about Baum himself.

Born 1856, Frank Baum (as he was called) grew up in the “Burned-Over District” of New York state, amid the myriad spiritual movements rippling through late-19th-century society.  Baum was sent to Peekskill Military Academy at age 12, where his daydreamer spirit suffered under the Academy’s harsh discipline. At 14, in the middle of a caning, Baum clutched his chest and collapsed, seemingly suffering a heart attack.  That was the end of his tenure at Peekskill, and although he attended a high school in Syracuse, he never graduated and disdained higher education.

He was born with a weak heart; often absent from school, eventually educated at home (9 siblings).  He tried theater. Gave up. Married a famous suffragette. Sold things, then set up a novelty and toy store.  He was unable to find a job that worked, so he moved his family to Chicago. He began to spin yarns to put his kids to sleep, and became an excellent storyteller.  Wrote them all down in books and his books sold well.

In 1900, he wrote “The Wonderful World of Oz.”  He was greatly influenced by Theosophy. Parts of his book came from the way he lived in his own environment.  “The Wonderful World of Oz” became a run-away best seller. Wrote stories under a multitude of pseudonyms, thus publishing over 60 books.  He died in 1919. Although a sickly child, shy, with a faulty heart and dizzy spells, he had a dream-like quality to everything he did. His dreams helped us all dream, too.

THE THIRD MAN FACTOR

People at the edge of death sense a presence at their side urging them to make one last effort for success.  Mountaineers, 9/11 survivors, divers, explorers, prisoners of war, sailors, shipwreck survivors, pilots, astronauts, people in accidents, stuck in snow drifts, flat tires in the desert, house on fire. . . .you name the condition of peril and often hands appear to pull you out, or a mysterious figure shows the right way to go, or someone seen or unseen literally saves you and often at the last possible moment.  

Most of you have experienced such a phenomenon yourself.

But you can’t explain it.  Or, you never really saw anyone there at all. . . but someone was there and that someone made a huge difference at the very moment of greatest need.  But you can’t really tell anyone……………..

I bring this up because just a week ago this very thing made the news:  a well-known musician lost control of his car on a swerve, tipping it in a way that if immediate help didn’t come, he would die.  The man said, “There were hands. I felt hands. They grabbed me around my shoulders and pulled me out of that car. There were hands, I felt them, hands.  But nobody was there. Nobody saw anything. I tell you there were hands and they pulled me out of that car!” He convinced himself it must have been an angel.  

    This type of phenomenon is called “The Third Man Factor.”  There is a book about it: The Third Man Factor:  Surviving the Impossible by John Geiger (Weinstein Books, New York, NY, 2009).  The name “Third Man Factor” is attributed by Geiger to T. S. Eliot, who wrote:  Who is the third who walks always beside you?  When I count, there are only you and I together.  But when I look ahead up the white road, there is always another one walking beside you.

    This has happened to me many times in my life.  Perhaps you, too. In some places this is referred to as “walk-ins”- souls who walk into our world to help out, then walk back to their own when done.

AMAZING BRIEFS………

• A few weeks ago a herd of about 100 goats were spotted descending on the lawns and gardens of a neighborhood in Boise, Idaho, eating everything in sight.

• Modern-day people in West Africa have DNA from an “Unknown Ghost Hominin.” http://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/modernday-people-in-west-africa-possess-dna-from-an-unknown-ghost-hominin/.
   

• NASA baffled by mysterious Ice Circles in the Arctic.  https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/environment/a20055205/icebridge-ice-homes-article/.

• More than 50 new “Nazca Lines” discovered in Peruvian Desert.  https://www.dailyrail.com/2018/04/more-than-50-new-nazca-lines/discovered-in-peruvian-desert/.  

• Humans were living in the Philippines 700,000 years ago.  http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/05/ancient-humans-settled-philippines-700000-years-ago-new-fossils-reveal.  

• Birds can see the Earth’s magnetic field.  A pair of European studies are claiming that there is a strange protein in the birds’ eyes which makes it possible for them to actually see, at some other level of their vision, the planet’s magnetic field.   The protein is cryptochrome and is linked to circadian rhythms. Some scientists believe that ESP is related to this magnetic sensitivity.

• As California grows drier and hotter, its wildfire season has expanded to a yearlong struggle, causing greater and greater damage.  The situation sharpens a critical legal question asked around the globe: who should be responsible for the costs of climate change?

• More than 5,500 churches in England, including Liverpool Cathedral, have switched to renewable energy to combat climate change.  So has the Taj Mahal, the Kentucky Coal Mining Museum in Harlan County, and the California Academy of Sciences. (Catch this:  the coal mining museum does not use coal.)
   
• The Miele Dialog smart oven “listens” to your food as well as cooks it.  In addition to traditional baking and convection, the Dialog adds another cooking method:  radio frequency, which enables it to monitor how much energy the food absorbs. Quite literally, it both talks and listens to your food.  https://www.reviewed.com/ovens/features/we-tried-an-oven-that-cooks-by-listening-to-your-food-and-its-amazing-miele-dialog 

Three More Incredible Books:

Journey with the Medicine Wheel: Based on Sun Bear's Vision by Jennifer Patten and Marlise Wabun Wind, Medicine Helper to Sun Bear

I cannot praise this enough.  The book journeys with Wabun as she learns about the Earth and healthy relationships with all there is. She lived and worked for years with Sun Bear and the Bear Tribe. Her website is www.marlisewabunwind.com.

The Art of Psychic Reiki by Lisa Campion

Lisa’s radio show is “The Miracle of Healing” on Empower Radio. This book culminates her many years training sensitives, empaths, and healers in how to combine intuitive skills with Reiki. She has blended the two skills into a most extraordinary manual anyone can use.



 

In helping his Mom face death-by-cancer, Cameron shares tears, laughter, and soul as he and his Mom walk the Camino de Santiago in Spain. You’ll never forget their walk.

Fabulous Extras for You:

From Rev. David Ault:

The Latin phrase carpe diem (“seize the day”) was first attributed to a poem written by Horace during the reign of Augustus.  It gained fresh awareness when the actor Robin Williams used it in the 1989 film “Dead Poets Society.”  William’s character, an English professor, challenges his class of boys to see the opportunities contained in every moment, “to gather ye rosebuds while you may.”  Herding the boys around a trophy case filled with pictures of young athletes of yesteryear, he quips, “These boys are now fertilizing daffodils.”  

Then he emphatically whispers,

“Carpe diem:  Seize the day, boys.”  

  

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe said:

Plunge boldly into the thick of life
and seize it where you will.