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Radio Show – Three Sisters of the Tao

Posted by Terah Collins on Jul 10, 2011 in Media, Terah | Comments Off on Radio Show – Three Sisters of the Tao

Terah Kathryn Collins, best-selling author and originator of Essential Feng Shui, joins ZOOM’D to discuss her recent inspirational book, The Three Sisters of the Tao: Essential Conversations with Chinese Medicine, I Ching, and Feng Shui, and to provide insights into creating and sustaining a fulfilling heart-centered life.

Virtual Choir 2000 Voices Strong

Posted by Terah Collins on Jun 15, 2011 in Art, Five Elements, Media, Technology | Comments Off on Virtual Choir 2000 Voices Strong

You may have already seen Eric Whitacre and his virtual choir…. I'm very inspired by his work exemplifying our capacity to globally cocreate NOW! Enjoy!!

http://www.ted.com/talks/eric_whitacre_a_virtual_choir_2_000_voices_strong.html

I AM – The Shift is About to Hit the Fan

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Mar 11, 2011 in Events, Media, Nature & Eco-Tips | Comments Off on I AM – The Shift is About to Hit the Fan

From Alumna Hadley Fitzgerald, Los Angeles, CA:

I saw this film last Thursday in LA. Do watch for it at a theatre near you. It's excellent!

Therefore, it probably won't be around for long.

If you hated "What the Bleep…?" you'll love "I AM."

If you loved "What the Bleep…?" you'll love "I AM."

Click here: I AM The Documentary | Official Site

OR http://iamthedoc.com/

Liv Kellgren, WSFS Programs Director, interviewed the director Tom Shadyac for The Life Connection Magazine. Read it now.

Jung does Feng Shui, too!

Posted by Terah Collins on Jan 10, 2011 in Media | Comments Off on Jung does Feng Shui, too!

We are pleased to offer the following review of a remarkable book edited by Andreas Jung. The reviewer, Dr. Len Cruz, is a psychiatrist with the Asheville Jung Center.

The book titled The House of C.G.Jung completes a trilogy that began with Memories, Dreams, and Reflections and continued with the 2010 release of The Red Book. Six authors collaborated on the text of this beautiful book that belongs somewhere between an art book, a architecture and fenestra into the mind of Carl and Emma Jung.