Ray Hemachandra
New Insights from Wayne Dyer
In this issue's interview with Wayne Dyer, Dr. Dyer discusses being in balance. It is important, he notes, that our actions be balanced, or aligned with, our primary objective or purpose in life. In the interview, we learn quite a bit about this well known author, how he thinks and feels about his own life and work, what he considers important, and much more.

Jill Goldman
Faithful Companions
In the feature "Faithful Companions," we learn how puppies are raised by selfless volunteers, only to be passed along for further training, ultimately to be coupled with a person in need. We witness the marvelous assistance, both physical and emotional, that these dogs give to individuals who have lost mobility, either through catastrophic accidents or illness.

Dr. Arthur Caliandro
How to Get Out of Your Own Way
In "How To Get Out of Your Own Way," Dr. Arthur Caliandro discusses how difficult it can be for us to face and overcome our own shortcomings. He also points out how liberating, healing, and essential it is to be honest with ourselves, because only then can we start anew. As he explains, saying "I'm sorry; I want to start again" may be hard, but it always "brings us to a new level."

Wally Amos
Appreciate Each Day
Wally Amos, in his "Appreciate Each Day" feature, reminds us to slow down and "smell the roses." After all, where are we rushing to anyway? Life is not a race; rather, it is a sacred gift!

Christine Louise Hohlbaum
Show Me Your Wings
In "Show Me Your Wings," we read a true and remarkable account of how two parents grieving over the loss of their daughter are given comfort through a painting that was literally "channeled" through the talented artist, Nancy Noel.

Divina Infusino
Nancy Noel
In our "Nancy Noel" feature, we meet the artist who " channeled" the painting in our "Show Me Your Wings" feature. Nancy is very popular as an artist, and it seems that her work has had an uncanny, mystical way of helping countless individuals.

Paramahansa Yogananda
Self Analysis and Right Use of Will
Paramahansa Yogananda's feature, "Self-Analysis and Right Use of Will," brings us insights and inspiration regarding self control and self correction, two keys to our spiritual progress. He urges us to never admit defeat, stick to our good resolutions, keep good company, as well as many other jewels of wisdom.

Reader’s Story
Miracle Maxie
In "Miracle Maxie," an inspiring reader shares her true story about how God healed her "hopelessly ill" kitten.

Durga Ahlund
Tapping into the Power of Yoga Asana
In this issue's Yoga column, Durga Ahlund focuses upon asanas that produce health in the spine, nerves, and endocrine system. Some of the benefits are: strengthening the muscles on either side of the spine; maintaining the health of the spinal discs and supporting ligaments; improved blood supply to the heart and skin; and increased vitality.

Jill Mangino
Earth Angel– Mattie Stepanek
In "Earth Angel -- Remembering Mattie Stepanek," we learn from Mattie's mother more about this gifted child who was an ambassador of peace, poet, and loving soul. Though Mattie lived with pain and the immanence of his own mortality at a very young age, he rose above it all on wings of love and good will.

Doris Helge
Joy On The Job
In "Joy On The Job," Dr. Doris Helge takes an in-depth look at the factors that produce satisfaction at work. It turns out that some of the key factors that produce workplace contentment are interesting and challenging work, compatible relationships with coworkers, effective and encouraging supervisors, as well as opportunities for advancement.

William Hansen
The Inspirational Life of Dr. Viktor Frankl
This issue's Viktor Frankl feature informs us about the remarkable life of one of the world's greatest psychiatrists. Amazingly, Frankl survived a series of Nazi concentration camps, during which time he saved his observations and revelations on small scraps of paper which he hid until his liberation at the end of the war. An incredibly inspiring story!

Lindy Judd
What Went Right Today
In "What Went Right Today," author Lindy Judd discusses the great importance of maintaining a positive mental attitude. Lindy shows us how we often blow the negative out of proportion, to the extent that it obscures the beauty with which we are surrounded. 

Delia Sellers
Ernest Holmes– A Philosophy For Living
Delia Seller' feature about Science of Mind founder Ernest Holmes explains how this remarkable spiritual teacher helped her transform her life for the better. It also summarizes Dr. Holmes' technique for doing "spiritual mind treatments," and distills his philosophy in a very understandable way so that anyone can put his methods to use quickly.

Anita Cramm
Plants as Our Medicine Allies
In Anita Cramm's feature, "Plants as Medicine Allies," we learn how we can grow plants that will
offer us many health benefits. She shares her own love of gardening and also offers excellent advice for developing our own "natural medicine cabinet."

Judy Williamson
Brian Beveridge
Judy Williamson's "Brian Beveridge" article tells us how this inspired man from Scotland overcame his disabilities through his love of outdoor adventure, great determination, and a willingness to share his passion with others. In Brian's own words, "I have had disappointments, of course, but did not let them become a ball and chain of regrets."

Durga Ahlund
Swami Ramalinga
In our feature about Swami Ramalinga, we learn about the incredible life of a great saint. His physical form was completely transformed by the great "Grace Light," to the point where he literally emanated that divine Light. His mission was to uplift humanity through love and compassion, and his greatness was recognized when he was only five months old.