Gay Gaer Luce is author of several books including Sleep, Body Time, and Longer Life, More Joy. Here she proposes that the aging process need not occur in the manner prescribed by cultural stereotypes. She suggests that if we look to other cultures we can find models in which old age is a time for [...]

Here he presents a view of the human heart as a subtle energy field and a core human capability, responsible for guiding the brain and establishing ethical balance. He also emphasizes the role of the heart in human vitality and perception. He proposes that many hitherto unsolved problems can be approached with new vigor and [...]

Elisabet Sahtouris, Ph.D. is coauthor of A Walk Through Time: From Stardust to Us and coauthor, with the late Willis Harman, of Biology Revisioned. Consciousness may be thought of as the beginning point of evolution and of creation, rather than as a recent by-product of the evolutionary process. To support this view, Elisabet Sahtouris cites [...]

Here he focuses primarily on the colonial period of American history, emphasizing the influence of 17th century Rosicrucian tradition.

In this interview from 2017, he provides many examples of behavioral patterns that accompany past-life memories. These patterns bear some resemblance to those that are occasionally reported among heart transplant patients. They include unexpected talents, as well as various phobias, affections, and attractions. Matlock argues that such “behavioral memories” are not readily explained by the [...]

Here he focuses on the life and work of one of the most significant poets of the twentierth century. Yeats at one time claimed that nothing was more important to his work than magic.