Once again, for the fourth year, I attended Grandfather William Commanda’s spiritual gathering this August in Maniwaki, Quebec.

Shortly after reading Susan Meeker-Lowry's article, "Energy Follies", in the May/June issue of SOC, I happened to come across an article that was forwarded to me via one of the on-line services which I subscribe to, KOLANews.

Louise L. Hay is a metaphysical teacher and the bestselling author of 27 books, including You Can Heal Your Life, Empowering Women, and Letters to Louise.

Geomancers Sig Lonegren and Patrick MacManaway guide us through an unseen world of underground energy pathways, hidden healing secrets and the spirit of place we call home.

"...the sage, traveling all day, does not lose sight of his baggage. Though there are beautiful things to be seen, he remains unattached and calm." — Lao Tsu, Tao Te Ching 

Sacred Place, a poem by Elizabeth Caffrey

About fifteen years ago, I lived in a house in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. In my back yard were many trees of distinction...

We go through life just assuming that the reality we are living is Truth, taking for granted that we have the best information for living a happy and successful life.

Spirit of Change Reader's Request I first met Frank DeContie and his wife Sandra at our very first Harvest Gathering in 1997. Frank is an Algonquin ceremonial medicine keeper...

Many women continue with formal yoga instruction after the birth of a child. In some cases mom and infant...

"You are living my worst nightmare," declared my friend Helena last fall as we sat down to dinner in my kitchen.

"The ancients knew something which we seem to have forgotten." ~ Albert Einstein I met Sharon Anderson for the first time at Harvest Gathering in 1997 at Mt. Washington, MA. Living in upstate Vermont near the Canadian border, Sharon had…

For about seven or eight years, Spirit of Change has received news articles about positive social and political...

There may be two feet of snow on the ground but in our hearts we know warm breezes, thawing earth (mud) and bird songs are on their way.

Life is anything but boring. If we open our eyes to the possibilities, we might truly be amazed by what we see.

Astrology is the very ancient art of looking toward the heavens for guidance about mundane events. It is a guidepost for us mere...

Who today doesn't have tight, sore shoulders? They seem to go with modern life.

Known to the spiritual seekers of India as the "deathless Maha-Avatar," Babaji...

For hundreds, or maybe even thousands of years, we have marked the end of our calendar year with a holiday season.

  As I jotted down the text for the cover of this issue of Spirit of Change, I noticed that our article on single parenting...