December 2014 - 'Invigoration & Rebirth'
“Namaste” - in Sanskrit, the word ‘namah’ means bow, ‘as’ means I, and ‘te’ means you, translating into “I bow to you.” In English, it is roughly translated as “I bow to the good within you.” Just speaking the word Namaste – especially along with the Mudra posture also known as the Anjali Mudra. The placement of the hands together pulled close to the heart raises the vibrations of your intention to greet someone by honoring their inner goodness/God/light. I would like to say “Namaste” to all our readers. Thank you for reading “Spirit of Maat.”
In this issue:
- Letter from Editor
- Table of contents
- Drunvalo and Claudette's Corner
- HeartMath Corner
- Daniel Mitel - Truth as Awareness
- Julia Griffin - Welcome to Oz
- DALAI LAMA - 19 LIFE LESSONS FROM THE DALAI LAMA
- Gregg Prescott - How To Read Auras: What Does Your Aura Color Mean?
- Sound Shaman: Sound Healing
- Cynthia G. Piano - And The Lone Robin Sings
- Jo Mooy - A $2 Orange Cushion
- Peggy Black and the 'team' - Field of Coherent Light
- PL Chang - How Toxins Harm Your Energy Field
- Nadine Grant - Interdimensional Travel System To Self
- Michelle Walling - Tuning In To The Needs Of Indigo Children
- Scientists Ask If A New Race Of Super Earthlings Are Being Born
- How To Use Apple Cider Vinegar As Medicine
- Sina Anvari - Bananas
- Sayer Ji - Cinnamon’s Infection and Diabetes-Fighting Properties Revealed
- Shrinivas Sharma - What is Kundalini Yoga?
- Online Showcase