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Here are some featured articles
in the October 2020 Edge:
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Cathryn Taylor is known for many things, but being a medium is not one of them. Until now. A pioneering therapist in the Twin Cities known for her work with the inner child — and author of the seminal Inner Child Workbook — she is a certified Emotional Freedom Techniques and Trauma Release Exercises practitioner who also utilizes the Akashic Records in consultation with clients. Read more >
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Why This Tidal Protest Movement will Prod Us to Save the Planet
by Chris H. Hardy, Ph.D.
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The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement that surged after George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020, is not the first revolutionary wave that shouted a demand for justice, freedom and equality, and that spearheaded a new worldview on the planet. Similarly, 1968 was a year of protests for freedom worldwide.
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Four contributors this month share the value of wisdom from indigenous people, and offer insight on how such wisdom has affected their lives. Read more >
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God Consciousness and the One
by Christine Day
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Beloved ones, we greet you. We fulfill our promise at this sacred time on your planet by holding an energetic mantle for all humanity. This mantle contains the full blueprint hologram of the transitional energies that ultimately will shift the consciousness for all on your planet.
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The last time I looked — probably in 2004 when What the Bleep Do We Know!? came out — there was a lot of interest in manifestation by a variety of names: law of attraction, power of prayer, creative visualization, positive thinking, mind over matter, affirmations, wishcraft, and so on. I don’t know if manifestation is still a hot topic, but why shouldn’t it be? It’s a power that you actually possess, magic that you can actually do. Read more >
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October Horoscope:
Seek Balance
by Heather Roan Robbins
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October brings a month of fair days and deep turmoil, and lovely minutes in the sunshine, during some truly Machiavellian moves in the big picture. It’s our task to see the world’s problems and love anyway — to love, have compassion, and yet hold people accountable. Enabling is not love, whether we do it with our child, ourselves, a friend or our politicians. Read more >
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Everyone wonders whether or not there is one great secret for truly successful living. There is. And it is not a secret. It has been quietly, steadily telling itself right in front of us all along. We just couldn’t hear it over the clatter and chatter of our own secret demands. Listen quietly for a moment. Everything can change right now.
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by Jaroslav "Jerry" Vlcek
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Coronavirus attacks humans. What is its purpose? I will start the search by reading a passage about the Earth from my book Tracking Consciousness Before Birth and Beyond (Friesen Press 2017), a quotation of the prenatal child: “Above me a luminous tree spreads wide its crown. It speaks to me. As I gaze into its winding veins, small particles thread toward me. One speck enters me, seeking a place to settle down. I will give it a home, life within me. Another arrives. Read more >
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A Special Note from the Publishers:
The Edge magazine is a locally owned, free monthly publication that only exists through the support of advertising. Print media has been challenged greatly by the growing advertising opportunities on the Internet, and that has made it even more difficult to continue producing the finest holistic publication in the Upper Midwest. We invite you to promote yourself and your services to The Edge readership! A new option to support The Edge is to make a donation. We sincerely thank all those who support us — in all ways!
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