You can also view a 27 minute PBS interview with Dr. Joe Dispenza made available by Lost Arts Television on YouTube: Joe Dispenza.  Also available on You Tube courtesy of Lost Arts is the interview with “What the Bleep” producer and director, William Arntz: William Arntz.

It is time to get that front lobe of the brain working for you and engage yourself in being pro-active in an even more positive, fulfilling experience of your life.  An acquaintance with a few of the basic ideas in quantum physics will help too.

Spirituality and science have merged. It’s not that it hasn’t always been so, but now it’s becoming common knowledge, and it’s up to each of us to be informed and use the information to create more peace, compassion, fulfillment, and happiness in our personal lives and in our world. Our Earth and its inhabitants can use all the help we can offer. 

What will you do with your 2007?  Have you written your goals, are you visualizing and feeling the emotions of their expression and fulfillment?  Be consistent, manage your thoughts and emotional state, live in the Now as much as possible, and believe in yourself!   

May your dreams and goals for 2007 come to you with ease, grace, and happiness!

So much can be learned by sharing photos and ideas with others on Flickr.  There is also a wealth of information for photographers of all levels.  And Flickr can be used for research, which is an aspect I take advantage of frequently.  Choose your topic and search in various ways to mine the gold.  You can search discussions, photos, or groups.  Sometimes there is an entire group of photos dedicated to exactly what you are interested in.  Flickr is free, and for $25 a year, you get more features - worth every penny and more.

Try a search on “meditation” or “Tibet” or “India” or “spirituality” and see what you find.  You will be inspired by the photos, descriptions, details, and commentary shared.  For those who wish to work on the technical aspect of their photography, there are many groups created for certain cameras, for photographic techniques, or for learning specific software.

I highly recommend Flickr and will see you there if you decide to join.  You do not have to be a photographer, by the way.  You can join to have easy access to the abundance of photos and information there - be able to organize and save your finds - and just enjoy it as a viewer.

- Thaddeus Golas, The Lazy Man’s Guide to Enlightenment