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Copyright © 1997 by Guy McCarthy
All rights reserved. Inquiries should be addressed to
Twelve Star Publishing, P.O. Box 123, Jefferson, MD 21755
Welcome to the pages of earthlight!, a premier source
of new ideas about health, science, and spirituality. Our publication
serves an ever-widening community of holistic-minded individuals
and businesses in the Mid-Atlantic region.
This Spring the earth energies are shifting into high gear.
After a series of favorable astrological events in recent months,
we are entering a period of rapid growth and renewal. Now is the
time to recognize and encourage positive change in your life.
If you resist growth, you will likely end up with some unpleasant
surprises. On the other hand, if you state your good intentions
clearly and remain open to all possibilities, you will be surprised
at how quickly Nature's finer forces turn vision into reality.
In this issue we present an overview of the philosophy
and practice of Dr. Peter
Hinderberger, who looks beyond the physical body to gain a
deeper understanding of cancer. On other health topics, Sheila
Barth introduces a new healing modality which is based on
ancient spiritual practice, and Don
Campbell presents some remarkable true stories about the healing
power of music. We are reminded that the scope of health and well-being
reaches far beyond the treatment or cessation of physical symptoms.
In the spirit department, Michelle
Gold relates her wonderful experiences with wild dolphins,
and shares with us her personal spiritual journey. Carolyn
Stearns suggests a method of releasing our fears about death,
and explains how to make it a more positive experience. In science,
we learn about the new technology
from Europe that restores natural vitality to water damaged
by industry and high pressure.
These articles and much more await you in the following
pages. All of us at earthlight! wish you a very pleasant Spring.
Enjoy!
Special thanks to the volunteers, readers, and performers
who contributed to our Spring Equinox Party. Nearly 50 people
gathered together on a warm Friday evening to celebrate Spring
in Frederick. It was a wonderful time and many good things will
likely result from the contacts and visions we shared.
There are lots of new groups and activities popping up
throughout our distribution area. We encourage you to choose something
that sounds interesting and give it a try. Many of these opportunities
are free of charge. For more information, check out the Calendar
of Events in this issue. Additional listings may be found on our
website at www.twelvestar.com.
Warmly,
Guy McCarthy
guy@twelvestar.com
nancy@twelvestar.com