So often in life things that you regard as an impediment turn out to be a great, good fortune. Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Supreme Court Justice… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Mary Mackey
Mackey writes both prose and poetry and has published many novels, including her historical fiction of Neolithic times, and many highly acclaimed books of poetry.… Read More »The Creative Process: A Visit with a Writer with Mary Mackey, Ph.D.
I lost my name, my fame and my mind. The sun appeared and all my shadows scattered. I chased after them but vanished as I… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Will Keepin, Ph.D.
No one knows more about our bodies than we do. However, we must listen to them. Our bodies are constantly giving us feedback as to… Read More »Spotlight: Our Bodies, Ourselves
A Message from Justine Willis Toms Power up your imagination with New Dimensions program guests as we continue to bring the most inspiriting, impelling, and… Read More »Power Up Your Imagination
Researchers have shown that, like fine wine, our brains can improve with age. Michael Gelb has spoken with the world’s foremost brain researchers about how… Read More »Unleash Your Brain Power as You Age with Michael J. Gelb, Ph.D.
Flow down and down and down in ever widening rings of being. Sufi Mystic, Jelaluddin Rumi, Translation: Coleman Barks “I love this quote because in… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Rupert Spira
This month you’ll be hearing from Terry Tempest Williams. I can’t say enough about the pleasure I receive to be able to sit down… Read More »Terry Tempest Williams Speaks Up For New Dimensions
Ronita Johnson is an African American daughter of a preacher who grew up initially in Louisiana and later in Northern California. Here she tells her… Read More »Forgiveness Is the Path with Ronita Johnson
When we walk on the shamanic path of direct revelation we are to love all that we see with humility, live all that we feel… Read More »A Favorite Quote from a New Dimensions Guest : Hank Wesselman, Ph. D.
