
February / March 2026
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Disclosure: The Return of Free Energy
by Valir, Channeled by Dave AkiraThe second installment in a continuing series on long-suppressed principles of energy and propulsion, and why the phrase zero-point energy is about to matter.

Meditation Matters—And Not (Just) for The Reason You Might Think
by Jeremy David Engels, PhD, PennsylvaniaThe health benefits of a meditation practice are well established.

Reset and Thrive After the Holidays: A Holistic (and Compassionate) Approach to Sustainable Weight Loss in the New Year
by Creations MagazineThe holiday season brings warmth, celebration, and the comfort of traditional foods, but it often leaves people feeling sluggish, imbalanced, or frustrated

Don't Give Up Because You Don't Know the Way
by Ann Albers and The Angels, Phoenix, AZThere is a habit—all too human—that gets in the way of allowing what you truly want in life.

Learning Lessons Between Relationships
by Joyce and Barry Vissell, Aptos, CAThe time immediately after ending a relationship can be painful, confusing and disorientating.

Reframing Valentine’s Day on Your Twin Flame Journey
by Theresa Cheung, UKWhat does Valentine’s Day truly mean to you? Before you answer automatically, pause for a moment. Place your hand gently over your heart.

The Fastest Route Home
by Alan Cohen, HawaiiFor many of us, relationships have presented a huge challenge, especially romantic ones.

The Soul of Leadership: Finding Greatness in Humility
by Fr. Daniel Brandenburg, LC, PhL, ThL, EdDWhat does it mean to be truly great? In our culture, we are often shown models of leadership that equate greatness with power, fame, or disruptive “charisma.”

TMD: Causes and Cures
by Jimmy Kilimitzoglou, DDSStress drives many oral health problems, and TMD is chief among them. What causes jaw joint disorder, how it shows up, and the paths to lasting relief.

Water, Light, and Sound Are Medicine: Everyday Elements that Shape Cellular Health, Coherence, and Resilience
by Dr. Catherine Clinton, Eugene, ORA tiredness coffee can't touch and a scattered mind: how water, light and sound shape cellular health, coherence and resilience in everyday life.

Wellness Quiz
by Louis R. Franzini, PhDWhat is the Single Item that will Significantly Increase Your Own Wellness? CLUES: It is free. It is legal. No supplementary drugs are needed.

What the Dying Taught Me About Forgiveness — And Why It Can't Wait
by Adam Rizvi, MDIn my years as a neurointensivist, I have been present for more than five hundred deaths.
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