Songs of The Arcturians Lots to cover this time but I'll try to make it somehow connected. First off, I don't much care for black-or-white thinking. I don't object to "cafeteria style" spirituality, since there seems to be nuggets of truth to be found in many different traditions, disciplines and fields of study. I was impressed by a recent PBS special featuring Dr. Wayne Dyer called The Power of Intention (based on his book of the same title.) The inspiration for this book came from a line by Carlos Castenada , whose many books deal with the Toltec tradition. Dr. Dyer also quoted from Don Miguel Ruiz , another proponent of the Toltec wisdom and a favorite of Oprah. I was suprised when Wayne mentioned that he is a longtime student of A Course In Miracles (or ACIM) since this is considered (gasp) a "channeled" work. I'm sure he knows about the Seth books too, though he did not mention these. Other sources and stories came from various Eastern t...
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Metaphysical Media I was one of the many fans of the show Joan of Arcadia and I still miss it. Yes, the writing was a but cheesey at times, but a strong cast helped to overcome the occasional heavy-handedness. I do enjoy The Ghost Whisperer (which took Joan's place at 8pm on Friday, CBS) and not only because it features the darling Jennifer Love Hewitt. Although I'm a big fan of stuff like The Seth Books by Jane Roberts, (so-called "channeled" material) I've never been much into ghosts or mediums or talking to departed spirits. Nevertheless, I recently found myself reading a couple of books on those topics after a trip to the library. One of these was called Walking in the Garden of Souls by George Anderson and the other was a work by James Van Praagh , whose work was the basis for the Ghost Whisperer program. I was also a fan of the short-lived program Wonderfalls , which began at the same time as Joan of Arcadia (fall of ...