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WELCOME! I hope you enjoy my favorite ideas!

I'm glad you stopped by to visit.  I have posted lots of food for thought and some of my favorite authors and books. 


I hope you find something new to inspire you!


Please take what resonates with you and leave the rest.

See the latest issue of my newsletter, Just Who Do We Think We Are?, under the "Current Newsletter" tab.

Links to all of the 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 issues of Just Who Do We Think We Are? are posted under the "Previous Newsletters" tab on the menu.

If my website inspires anyone to look into the law of attraction or past lives or what happens when we die, I will be satisfied because I am convinced that these are all profound truths:  that our thoughts and beliefs influence the things and events of our lives, that we live many lives, and that in-between our lives, we rest, study, learn, and plan our purpose for our next life. 


For me, these ideas help answer questions about why we are here.

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My "New Age" Views Are Not New

The views I express on this website are not from one particular religion or denomination.  I believe there is wisdom to be found in all religions, as well as in inspiring secular writings.  Expressed here are ancient universal concepts that are found at the core of basically all religions, such as:

* there is life after death

*  we are spiritual beings

*  we live more than one life

*  the truth of the golden rule 

(it's more than just a good idea, it's the law--we get back what we give out!)


Even the early Christians believed that we live more than one life.  For more on that history, click on the "Reincarnation" tab and see Ann Barham's article about "Reincarnation and the Early Christians."  My purpose is not to change anyone's religious affiliation, but to spread the good news about who we are!

"If people really knew what they were, there'd be no wars, there'd be no poverty,

there'd be none of the ills that face humanity today."

William Buhlman, Monroe Institute