Short video created by Jeremiah Broadway.

Qualities of success — including goal setting, high self-esteem and a passion for life — can be developed in all individuals. Lee Pulos, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist, describes his work with outstanding achievers in the field of athletics and business, as well as individuals who have successfully oversome cancer. He identifies many characteristics they hold [...]

Mythology reminds us that just when things seem the darkest, we may be on the verge of a breakthrough. Lorna Catford, PhD, a professor of psychology at Sonoma State University in California, is co-author of The Path of the Everyday Hero. She points out that the demands placed upon ordinary people in everyday life, require a [...]

Here she describes the slow, and sometimes painful, process of engaging in a relationship with wild animals.

Contemporary science is engaging in a process of integrating human consciousness into its body of knowledge. As an example of this new direction, Dr. Harman summarizes research into the conscious survival of the death of the body. He points to several lines of evidence suggesting a need for a larger understanding of consciousness.

In this interview, Cynthia Sue weaves her own personal experiences and research with a wider knowledge based on accumulating over 1,000 instances of bizarre events concerning the disappearance and reappearance of objects and people.

According to Thomas Hanna, many of the effects of aging — aching muscles and joints, stooped posture, stiffness and weakness — are unnecessary and reversible. These problems are not due to structural weaknesses in the body but to sensory-motor amnesia which can be corrected. He demonstrates several reflex responses which can become locked into the [...]