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Thursday, September 16, 2010

[AlternativeAnswers] "The Golden Age Psychic Show", FriNite, 17 Sep 2010, 7p, A SIP Podcast

Join Andrew Aloha "Live"
With "The Golden Age Psychic Show"
Featuring:
Dr. Darlynn Bowman: Hypnotherapist and Psychic Medium
Neil Baker: Spiritual Coach and Psychic Medium
Linda West: Angel Reader and Therapist, Psychic Medium
Tiffany Masters: Medium, Intuitive Reader and Empathetic Healer
And, Jerry Wills: Medical Intuitive and Healer Extraordinaire

FriNite, 17 September 2010
From 7 – 9pm MT/PT
On Spiritual Image Production's BlogTalkRadio
@ http://tobtr.com/s/1262883
Or, call (646) 716-4251 during the show for FREE mini readings & healings

Join radio show host Andrew Aloha "LIVE" on internet radio with "The Golden Age Psychic Show". Get in on a FREE mini-healing, reading and hypnotherapy sessions or simply enjoy the festivities from the comforts of your own home, in your nice lounge chair.

Various people from Sedona, Phoenix and Pinetop, Arizona; San Antonio, Texas; and S. California will be showcasing their gifts, talents, abilities, during the show including Dr. Darlynn Bowman, Neil Baker, Linda West, Tiffany Masters and Jerry Wills. They have a combined total of over 100 years of experience in the business of psychic readings, hypnotherapy and healings. In fact, most of them have been used to this lifestyle since they were children.

Find out what potential famous person you may have been in another life. Are any of your relatives with you in spirit form now? Is your knee, back or arm injury related to some karmic tie with your parents? What lies ahead for you in 2012? Ask your questions, the answers may surprise you.

For more on "The Golden Age Psychic Show" go to:
http://www.spiritualimageproductions.com/TheGoldenAgePsychicShow

For more on Andrew Aloha & SIP go to:
Andrew Aloha's Travels @ http://lnk.ms/Ccy5q
SIP's Live From Sedona @ http://lnk.ms/50TJd
SIP's Divine Newsletter @ http://lnk.ms/58rXV
SIP's OnDemand Radio Shows @ http://lnk.ms/5b5qv
SIP's Underwriter Corner @ http://lnk.ms/6wgn9
SIP's Monthly Stats @ http://lnk.ms/6S5xQ
SIP's Transmission Meditation@ http://lnk.ms/5KG4c
Andrew Aloha's YouTube @ http://lnk.ms/4KxM6
Andrew Aloha's Facebook @ http://lnk.ms/48d1t
Andrew Aloha's MySpace @ http://lnk.ms/5b601
Andrew Aloha's Twitter @ http://lnk.ms/4KxTh

Blessings,
Andrew Aloha

Thank you to the following for underwriting our show:

Darlynn Bowman @ http://www.sedonahope.com

Dr. Bowman is a veteran Sedona Psychic, Intuitive, medium, hypnotherapist & channeler with a doctors degree in Metaphysics. With each session she receives information from Angels, Guides, Loved Ones, Past Lives, etc. *An interesting note, Dr Bowman feels and believes, most clients are brought or led to her by each client's, Loved Ones and Guides, which she sees with Spirit Eyes.

***NOW 15% OFF ON ALL READINGS THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER 2010, 30 minutes or more....just mention this posting when setting up your session. Get readings over the phone, skype and in person.

XpeditionsTv @ http://www.xpeditionstv.com

Where new light is shed on the forgotten past. Exceptional journeys to extraordinary places, Expedition's programs are always available free of charge, sharing their adventures with you as they search for answers while having a great time in strange and remote locations. New videos are posted frequently.

* Also, travel to Peru with Jerry and Kathy Wills, this December 3rd ~ 13th, on The Path of Light journey, Exploring Shamanism and The Mechanics of Consciousness @ www.xpeditionstv.com/Amazon

Bearcloud Gallery @ www.bearcloudgallery.com

who states that he paints "what his heart has to say". The paintings are visions of what his spirit feels in connection with those things around him. He feels this is the mission of his spirit as he walks upon Earthmother. He considers these visions to be a gift of the creator and honors that he can do this. In essence, his "paintings are best understood by just connecting to them and feeling what they say".

Monica Ruiz @ http://www.psychicmediummonica.com

Monica Ruiz recently began her profession as a Psychic, Medium & Master Reiki Healer in Houston, Texas. Although she's been accustomed to this activity since she was three years old when she literally saw a ghost, or boogey-man, in her grandmother's closet. In her spare time Ruiz also works as a Nurse.

***NOW 15% OFF ON ALL READINGS THROUGHOUT SEPTEMBER 2010, 30 minutes or more....just mention this posting when setting up your session. Get readings over the phone, skype and in person.

Ancient Sun By Thunderbeat @ http://www.thundervisionrecords.com

Thunderbeat, "Activational Sounds for a New Age World". Journey to the Egyptian Pyramids. Dance your way through the Temples with Lingering Ancient melodies of the Middle East Extremely Powerful, Mysterious and Unforgettable. "Called to the Temple", "Golden Sun", "Sunrise" are a few of the selections in this album.

Bridging Heaven & Earth @ http://www.heaventoearth.com

Bridging Heaven & Earth is an international spiritual talk show that focuses on opening the heart, bridging the spiritual and the physical, the human and the divine, heaven and earth within each one and the Oneness in all Life. It is now into its twentieth season featuring such guests as Blissar, Carl Johan Calleman, Edwin Harkness Spina, Roopa & Deepak Chari, Sheila Z Stirling, Matt Kahn, Ivan Rados, Michael Tamura, Gary Bonnell, Sai Maa, as well as intending the Fifth Annual Bridging International Healing Art Project Show.

Imagine Gathering @ http://www.spiritualawakening101.com

The Imagine Gathering will take place on Thursday, November 4th 2010 whereby everyone will gather to pray, meditate, receive blessings and set their intention for a world filled with love, peace and unity. It will be held at The Marriott Desert Ridge in Phoenix, Arizona from 7 to 10pm. See you there!!

The 2nd Annual Florida Gathering @ http://www.panachedesai.com

This gathering with Panache Desai will take place October 8th – 10th 2010 in at the Florida Hotel in Orlando. It is not exclusive to only those on a spiritual path. Regardless of your beliefs, practices, vocation or avocation, when you come in contact with the gift of energetic transformation shared through Panache, all that you do is brought into its highest expression. The experience of your life is profoundly deepened.

Ecstatic Awareness Institute @ http://www.ecstaticawareness.com

Tantra is a living art form, a vehicle for our own enlightenment. As we begin to awaken to our Essence nature, we naturally assist in the awakening of those around us. In each moment there is freedom, every second is fresh and new. Tantra IS the moment to moment ecstatic awareness of life exactly as it is. ***Also, join facilitators Triambika, Lawerence Lanoff and Crystal Dawn in the "2010 Southwest Sexual Healers Practitioner's Training", Sedona, Arizona, 1st – 6th November. For more on the "2010 Southwest Sexual Healers Practitioner's Training" go to: www.ecstaticawareness.com

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[AlternativeAnswers] On The Faux Food Safety Acts

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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

[AlternativeAnswers] Acquiring Knowledge (at any age)

Good Morning!

Acquiring Knowledge (at any age)

I now know, first hand, what it is like to go back to school. Going back to follow my second passion, medicine, after a very successful and passionate career as a dancer/choreographer has been rewarding beyond belief. The first day of school can be a scary prospect for anyone, but adult students confront special concerns and fears.

As an anti-aging technique, curiosity and creativity help transform adult students (second career folks) into seemingly younger ones. Individuals who are always learning something new about the world, maintain a playful spirit and find younger friends. So not only is increasing your knowledge good for the mind and career opportunities it is alsonmaking the most of the aging process.

1. Value your experience : Think of the significant lessons you've learned since you were last in school. No doubt you've learned a great deal about human relationships through a broad range of interactions. You may have learned about health and medicine through the birth of a child or the illness or injury of someone dear to you. Perhaps you've acquired technical skills through employment or home maintenance, repair and improvement. A love of travel could have exposed you to other languages and cultures. Certainly you've learned the value of academic credentials, something your younger classmates may not yet realize.

2. Learning can happen ANYWHERE: Clearly, you don't have to be in a classroom to learn. Not only are your life and work experiences valid, they can sometimes give you an advantage over your less experienced classmates. Making connections between classroom studies and life experiences can enliven and enrich not only your own learning, but that of your teachers and classmates, too.

3. Get off on the right foot : Getting off on the right foot means managing your time effectively and establishing good study habits. Many "stressed out" people suffer from "an overbooked schedule or a greater number of responsibilities than one can reasonably handle." Don't let yourself get into this trap - learn to say "no" to responsibility overload. One of the first steps to establishing good study habits is understanding your learning style. Do you learn by seeing? hearing? doing? Try some learning style self-assessment steps below to help you decide.

4. Practice good study habits from the outset: Once equipped with an understanding of your learning style, brainstorm how to make the most of it. For example, if you are an audio learner, make sure to choose a seat where you will be able to hear clearly. Consider taping lectures and your own study notes for review purposes. Invest in tabbed binders to keep your notes organized by subject.

5.Stay organized: Many students start out all excited and have their materials together, but loose steam through their course of study. Maintain a calendar of homework, assignment and test descriptions and dates. Break big tasks (e.g., writing a term paper) down into smaller, more manageable targets (e.g., locate library and Internet resources; read and take notes; plan essay outline; write; proof-read; edit). Review materials regularly and consult a tutor or your teacher when you encounter items you don't understand. See study tips (below) for advice and resources on note-taking, essay writing and preparing for tests and more.

6. Use campus resources : The large number of adult students returning to school has prompted many institutions to offer resources and services to meet the needs of re-entry students. These services may include academic, financial aid and career counseling; child care; work opportunities; health services; housing; support groups and tutoring. Some schools even have a central office and orientation sessions to introduce their services to nontraditional students. Find out what supports your school offers, and do make use of the ones you need.

7. Get comfortable with technology : Campuses have gotten increasingly wired in the past several years. Electronic student cards can be used for everything from making photocopies to signing books out of the library to buying lunch. Cell phones ring through the halls, and too often, unfortunately, in the classrooms. Library reserves are catalogued and searched on computer databases. Teachers may send and receive assignments by e-mail. You may be taking some or all of your courses online. Surrounded by younger, computer-savvy classmates, how can you narrow the "generation lap"? Look for free or low-cost computer orientation courses offered by your school. Most libraries help users learn to search their databases and Internet resources. Schools may also offer workshops in basic keyboarding and computer skills. A great deal of information and support can also be found online.

8. Develop a support network : Sometimes it helps just to know that you're not alone. Whether you are a career changer, single mother, domestic violence survivor, recovering alcoholic, widow/widower, or "Baby Boomer", there ARE students like you, who share similar interests and concerns. If your school doesn't have an adult student support group, consider starting one up yourself or participating in an online community. If the going gets tough, think of the reasons you decided to return to school, and keep your eye on the prize. Successfully managing the challenges of returning to school is a rewarding achievement.

9. Be flexible: If you are going back to school after college, you proboably have a rigid, set schedule at work, with the kids or in your daily routine. Learn a lesson from the willow tree and its ability to bend in the great wind. Where as, when we are rigid like the old oak tree, we can easily break apart under the stress of change. Learn to relax and follow the path unfolding before you.

10. Become more mindful: Mindfulness is the act of being fully aware of what happens in each moment. Try living in the NOW. Be present. Honor each moment you are given. Acknowledge each task you take.

Andrew Pacholyk, MS, L.Ac
http://www.peacefulmind.com/student.htm#Learning Process
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