Category Archives: 2016

Loretta Graziano Breuning is founder of the Inner Mammal Institute and author of Habits of a Happy Brain: Retrain your brain to boost your serotonin, dopamine, oxytocin and endorphin levels. Dr. Breuning was not convinced by the theories of human motivation she was teaching as Professor of Management at California State University. She kept researching until she uncovered the brain chemistry we share with animals. Then everything made sense, and she began creating resources to help people manage their neurochemistry ...

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Aware, Awake, Alive draws upon ancient wisdom, contemporary science, and modern understandings of consciousness to offer the reader a physician’s time-tested program of self-study and practice, which guides the reader towards a life of optimal well-being, integral health, and human flourishing. Included in this book is a practice CD which helps the reader progress through this program, a program that has assisted many individuals in their quest for a larger life and health. Topics include: meditation, mindfulness, overcoming afflictive emotions, ...

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Things You Can Do When You’re Dead examines more cases of genuine poltergeist activity, apparitions, mediumship, paranormal healing and reincarnation, but also digs a bit deeper into direct voice mediumship, drop-in communicators, psychic art, near-death experiences, materialized spirit figures, earthbound spirits, automatic writing, inspiration, obsession, possession, genius and informed discussion on what an afterlife may be like. A former teacher of mathematics and physics, Tricia Robertson is a long term council member, past Vice President and Immediate Past President of ...

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Understanding Your Mind, Mood, and Hormone Cycle was written for women who want to understand the sometimes, confusing physical and psychological changes they experience each month. It is also suggested reading for men who deal with hormonal women daily; and for educators, healthcare and social welfare professionals who support women of all ages that are struggling with physical and behavioral issues caused by hormonal changes. Leslie Carol Botha is a Women’s Health Educator and consultant, and an internationally recognized expert ...

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Dr. Diane Powell, a nationally prominent Johns Hopkins-trained neuropsychiatrist and former clinical instructor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, examines the evidence for many types of psychic phenomena, from telepathy and precognition to psychokinesis, and finds several well-designed and rigorously supervised studies that prove the existence of some psychic phenomena. This raises the important question: how is this possible? Proven psychic phenomena don’t fit into science’s old model for the brain. Dr. Powell proposes a revolutionary model of the brain ...

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When Time Doesn’t Heal with Rev Dr. Michael Nichols explores the grieving process and provides a proven method to overcome loss, grief, trauma and PTSD in 30 minutes or less. As remarkable as that sounds, it has nevertheless been repeatedly demonstrated to be true. Think of it – free of grief in 30 minutes or less. Be sure to join Eldon and Dr. Nichols for this one. Dr. Michael L. Nichols is innovative, insightful and informative on emotional healing, leadership ...

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Steven M. Druker is a public interest attorney who founded the Alliance for Bio-Integrity. His book uncovers the biggest scientific fraud of our age. It tells the fascinating and frequently astounding story of how the massive enterprise to restructure the genetic core of the world’s food supply came into being, how it advanced by consistently violating the protocols of science, and how for more than three decades, hundreds of eminent biologists and esteemed institutions have systematically contorted the truth in ...

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James W. Loewen is a regular contributor to the History Channel’s History magazine and is a professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Vermont. Professor Loewen shows after surveying eighteen leading high school American history texts, he has concluded that not one does a decent job of making history interesting or memorable. Marred by an embarrassing combination of blind patriotism, mindless optimism, sheer misinformation, and outright lies, these books omit almost all the ambiguity, passion, conflict, and drama from ...

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