New Show "Spiritual Evolution" premieres May 2, 9am on the 7th Wave Network (www.modavox.com/7thwave).  Great time slot following Dr. John Gray's "Mars-Venus Wellness". Advertising plans start at $250/mo up to full sponsorship including a possible guest appearance on the show.  Show is in the "New Age" genre with topics such as holistic healing, meditation, new thought, spirituality, spirit guides and angels, hypnosis and past life regression, animal communication, unexplained mysteries.
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I would be checking out websites that are like your show and try and find one's that have bulletin boards or newsletters that you can advertise sponsorship in. There was an organization in DC, and I can't quite remember the name, something like Merlins Manafesto, it was spelled incorrectly, and they had members of just the thing you are looking for. Try a search on DMOZ.com and contact those people and seeif there is interest. Good Luck!
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http://www.earthportals.com/Portal_Messenger/greer.html\n\nFrom this site I can gather that while Steven is not a complete idiot (he has a doctorate in something), he is not in any position to be making such claims (his medical doctorate is in trauma medicine... not astronomy, not general biology, not evolution not even environmental science).\n\nAs I go on to read the page's statement he sounds to me like a kind of interstellar James Lovelock, who pioneered the "scientific" Gaia Hypothesis.  This is where it gets sticky for me... I do somewhat believe in the Gaia Hypothesis (more in its interconnectedness than its ability to heal).  Carl Sagan opposed Lovelock and his hypothesis, and he is my hero so I've always been a little torn on the subject.\n\nI don't think there can be a universal Gaia Hypothesis which seems to be what Dr. Greer is hinting at because life is not connected between planets.  Obviously.  When we die on Earth microbes on Mars don't eat our bodies.  Billions of years later some of the atoms that were once in us might bombard an atom that used to be in a rock on Mars but we don't seem to have much effect on it.\n\nI read on... granted this is new to me, but the conscious oneness... is he saying that we are consciously connected? If this is even possible for humans, which is certainly debatable, I'd think we would notice strange influences from aliens.  But I'm not sure what he is talking about.  And then he states a lot of the obvious.\n\nNow... it might just be me, but in my years I have noticed that bullshitters tend to fallow a particular pattern.  Vague claims with almost nonsensical big words and no examples are fallowed or mixed in with precise and obvious claims that have very little to do with what they are talking about.  Such as "Collective mineral deposites are the very essence of our planet and souls or some similar entity is bound to manifest itself in such a hospitible and common location.   After all we've all seen rocks.  And we've all felt the presence of souls.  Allow me to introduce Occam's Razor..."\nHe is fallowing that format.\n\n\nDear sweet god, someone put this man in a Public Speaking class.\n\nShitloads of stating the obvious mixed in with obscure associations.\n\nReading the core principals I see that this has a critical flaw for the scientific community, it is seperating itself from science... he will never be able to prove this using science.\n\n"Even physical matter has an aspect of its nature which is non-local, transcendent and conscious"... rocks are conscious?\nLight is transcendent... in that it can instantaneously affect other light without transcending space.\n\nIn the second point this assumes that animals also have spirits... all living things, even plants and bacteria.  Fine, I'll go along with that.\n\nAh, here is his out.  The non-biological spiritual beings in point three... any discrepancies with the physical world can be blamed on those.  Sadly he says that they can affect the physical and that poses a problem since the physical world is described by science.\n\nBy his fourth point everything is everywhere?\n\nHis fifth point draws in faith again.  But most religions currently assert that only God is everywhere and in everything.\n\nWell in short, he isn't putting forth his arguments very clearly or giving support... red flag.\nHe is an MD in an unrelated feild.\nHis theories use too many different ideas from different areas needing different kinds of proof.  Most of this can either never be proven or is likely to be disproven.\n\nThe point of this seems to be to open our eyes to all sorts of life.  This is a good thing but he is going about it the wrong way I think.  Sure it is likely that life comes in many different forms that will look completely new to us but the ones we can have interactions with will be physical.  Ghosts and dreams and telepathic communications have some physical
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Actually, you'd be surprised at how accurate that South Park episode was.  Whenever they had "THIS IS WHAT SCIENTOLOGISTS ACTUALLY BELIEVE" on the screen, they were NOT kidding.  Yes, the bit about aliens is true.  And yes, it's true, L. Ron Hubbard, the science fiction writer, created a "religion".  Here, I'll explain what it's all about.\n\nIt is a CULT. Despite what a few fanatical members may say, it IS a cult. The church harasses & bullies anyone who they deem an "enemy" (basically anyone who has anything negative to say about the "church"). They will RUIN YOUR LIFE if you speak out against them long enough.\n\nThe founder is L. Ron Hubbard, the science FICTION writer who once told a friend that the best way to make lots of money is to start your own religion. Though being a very outspoken critic of psychiatric drugs, it was discovered upon Hubbards death that the anti-anxiety drug hydroxyzine (Vistaril) was present in his body, which several of his assistants would later attest was only one of many psychiatric & pain medications Hubbard ingested over the years. (visit this link to read about the uses of hydoxyzine: http://www.drugs.com/mtm/v/vistaril.html )\n\nScientologists believe the evil alien ruler Xenu killed a lot of aliens (Thetans) from around the universe by bringing them to earth & blowing them up inside volcanoes. They believe the souls of these aliens (these souls are "Body Thetans") have attached themselves to us & cause many of our mental & physical ills. Members who know about Xenu will attempt to deny it or pretend like it doesn’t matter.  They are required to sign a contract binding them to silence on the matter.  Lower level members don’t know about Xenu & accordingly deny everything because they honestly don’t know.\n\nTo rid ourselves of "Body Thetans" & also “engrams” (past negative experiences stored in our unconscious mind) so that we can become “clear”, we have to go through "auditing" with a member of the “church” who uses an "e-meter" to measure our “reactive mind”...... & we have to pay lots & lots of money for “auditing” (purchased in 12.5-hour blocks, costing anywhere from $750 for introductory sessions to between $8,000 & $9,000 for advanced sessions) & to take courses on Scientology to advance to higher “levels” in the “church”. The “church” has also taken a very hostile stance towards psychiatry & psychiatric drugs irrespective of the fact that some people require medication to remain adequately functional in everyday life. They deny the reality of chemical imbalance & profound mental disturbance & accordingly do NOTHING to effectively stabilize the dangerously unstable. The “church” has been known to withhold prescription pharmaceuticals from member (with deadly results).\n\nScientology is undeniably a cult. For more information on what a cult is & what their damaging effects are, please visit the link provided at the bottom of the sources. Just know that Scientology DOES qualify by meeting these 5 criteria:\n\n(1) It uses psychological coercion to recruit, indoctrinate & retain its members. (2) It forms an elitist totalitarian society. (3) Its founder leader is self-appointed, dogmatic, messianic, not accountable & has charisma. (4) It believes 'the end justifies the means' in order to solicit funds & recruit people. (5) Its wealth does not benefit its members or society.
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If that's what you want then check out these sites.\nBut please remember that stage illusions and such have nothing to do with spiritual magick,which is an ancient form of religious practice that millions of people believe in and not merely a form of entertainment.
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ummmm ok. well. sirius satellite radio is great and it has LOTS of Christian stations.  Check it out.
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I went through the Silva Mind Control course 35 years ago. I was in grad school, learning artifial intelligence, very skeptical of belief systems, wanting to know if ESP was possible or only a hoax. So I got interested when I saw an ad for a course that guaranteed you'd have an ESP experience or your money back. The course took 4 days, and on the 4th day, I was tested and answered specific questions that I could not possibly know the answer to. In one case, I knew the answer 20 minutes before the test was given! I was not interested in the self-improvement aspects of the course, which seem similar to other systems of meditation. I used the techniques after the course and achieved similar results. It is tough to accept ESP with a scientific mind, but it's either that, or some amazing ability to communicate through subliminal gestures and through time. I recommend the course.
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Sorry, never heard of it. Sounds interesting tough. Will it keep you young? *s*\n\nI've listed the founder's web site. I think maybe if you check out their forum will might just get the info you wanted.....for free. Good luck\nhttp://boards.sethroberts.net/
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I have listened to his full set. Its just new age stuff.
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Yeah, right on! I'm down. Winter Solstice, Turkish Crist-mas! Reincarnating is a blast from the past! Commercial-consumerism-down! Pagen fridge-magnet making and twig/rock giving UP! Stuff it in your yule-tide sock!!!! Rad!
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Just in case you haven't already tried it - there is a page devoted to the show "The Miracle Workers" - at the public website of the network that airs it (always a good place to look!)\n\nIt's not a very informative website, but it does include an email address for people who are looking for miracles of their own (I'm wondering if that's what you're looking for).\n\nSee the link below for more info, and good luck!
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Hi. You are pretty optimistic about the development of science without the wonder of the night sky. Assuming we were still a curious breed and tried to mimic birds then I would suspect the sight of the sun would start a new religion.
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"The heavens are declaring the glory of God; and of the work of his hands the expanse is telling."--Psalm 19:1.\n\n"Science and religion--no longer seen as incompatible."\n - The Daily Telegraph, London, May 26, 1999. \n\nI guess you've never seen the book:\n\n"Life--How Did It Get Here?  By evolution or by creation?"\n\nAlso, You must have missed getting a copy of Sept 2006 Special edition of the Awake! magazine: \n\n"Is There A Creator?"  \n\nIt is 32 pages of much of the latest info about Creation, including comments from 6 professional scientist/researchers who believe in Creation, and why they do.  Copies are still available, upon request.  http://www.jw-media.org/newsroom/index.htm?\ncontent=/region/global/english/releases/educational/060901.htm\nBoth publications are available at no charge.\nIf you'd like to pick up a copy/ies --or get Scriptural answers to more questions-- where you can find us, and what you can expect during a visit, is found here:\nhttp://jw-media.org/people/worship.htm\n\nThe quotes my A begins with are found in some of the following on-line articles, which are 'loaded' with Scriptural reasoning regarding Creation: \n\n Reconciling Science and Religion\n - An Enduring Quest\n - - Accept the Limits\n - - Let the known facts speak\n - - The Creative Days--Just 24 Hours Each?\n - - Faith, not credulity\n - - Respect science; acknowledge belief\n - - Has Science Taken the Moral High Ground?\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/20020608/article_01.htm\n\nLife A Product of Design :\n - Copying Life's Marvelous Designs\n - Learning From Designs in Nature\n - The Great Designer Revealed\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/20000122/article_01.htm\n\nThe Awesome Universe---Where Did It Come From? :\n - The Big Bang--What It Does & Doesn't Explain\n - So Mysterious, yet So Beautiful \n - 'Something is Missing'--What? \nhttp://watchtower.org/e/19960122/article_01.htm\n\nWhy I Believe the Bible\n--A Nuclear Scientist Tells His Story\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/20040122a/article_01.htm\n\nHumans---Are We Just Higher Animals?\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/19980622/article_01.htm\n\nUnraveling the Mystery of Your Genes :\n - Genes, DNA, and You\n - Peering Into the Microscope\n - What Is Behing the Mystery of Life?\n - How DNA Replicates\n - How Proteins Are Made\nhttp://watchtower.org/e/19990908a/article_01.htm\n\nWhat Birds Can Teach Us\nhttp://watchtower.org/library/w/2003/6/15/article_01.htm\n\nI trust that you will find this helpful ... (:
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Many speculate that the www, the web of communication we use so freely these days, is representative of the etheric web where telepathy takes place.  If you look at it that way we're getting pretty darn close to instantaneous communication.  So, yes, I do believe technology is an expression of the evolution of our consciousness.  Good question btw.
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Yes, I do!  I especially hate the one with the guy who wrote a book about natural cures that "they" don't want the public to know. Who are "they" supposed to be anyway? And is it really necessary to send some random guy $29.95 if these cures for disease are so natural? There's also a local infomercial in my area for a car dealership and it's on like four different channels at different times of the day.  The dealership owner just basically yells at the camera for thirty minutes...very annoying.
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Cosmic Ordering is a phenomenom made famous recently by British TV presenter Noel Edmonds. It has become famous due to its straightforward appeal and its claims to grant your heart's desire.\n\nIn order to Cosmic Order and have your wishes granted you must write what you want on a piece of paper and the cosmos does the rest. Alternative methods involve shouting your wishes from an open window to the cosmos; in effect letting the world know.\n\nCosmic Ordering is based on a best-selling (in Germany) by Barbel Mohr about the power of positive thinking. Mohr, 41, who lives near Munich with her twins (she wished for them), is a former journalist.\n\nShe first outlined her thinking in articles in her magazine, Sonnenwind (Solar Wind), and they have since been made into books. Her best-known tome - the one that Edmonds was given by his reflexologist - is called Cosmic Ordering Service - A Guide to Realising Your Dreams. It has sold a million copies in Germany alone.\n\nThe concept of Cosmic Ordering is very close to some of the ideas expressed in Neil Donald Walsch's controversial book Conversations with God (various editions from 1995, including 1997 Hodder & Stoughton edition). Specifically, the concept that every human has an "inner voice" is common to both works.\n\nWalsh's work puts forward the idea that, in order for one to achieve or acquire something, all one has to do is to be thankful to God. That is, the correct prayer is one of thanks and not of request or supplication.\n\nMohr's work says, however, that "orders" should be placed with the "Cosmic Ordering Service", analogous to a metaphysical mail-order store, and that these requests will be fulfilled.
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I don't think it's a very edgy show at all. It's simple conspiracy-theory fodder. However, I don't want to dismiss everything that I hear on late-night radio. I heard some broadcasts a few years ago that I thought were ludicrous, and it was later proven that the statements were indeed plausible. Coast To Coast is entertaining at times, but if often boring, too. It's something to listen to if you're having a bit of insomnia. When you're listening to it, just keep your BS detector on.
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Check yor local tv station. They usually have shows on the topic, and usually on Saturday afternoons.