Conscious Community Magazine

  By Jakeb Brock The present state of consciousness of the vast majority of people living today is a state characterized by separation, independence, and self-reliance.  I call this state Adamic consciousness because it closely resembles the description of Adam from the Bible after he had experienced his transformation in …

  By Betsy Bruns Spuds – The gift of the Irish As an Irish gal, I have consumed more than my fair share of potatoes. I love them boiled, baked, mashed, plain, or seasoned – and for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I’m clearly not alone in my appreciation for the …

  By Jakeb Brock As human beings, we all have a mind and a body.  Furthermore, we all are familiar with how these two biological functions operate—so familiar, in fact, that most of us simply take for granted the roles that mind and body play in our life, ceasing to …

  By Dame Marie Diamond What would you think if I told you that having a tidy, organized office can be as intrinsic to your business’ success as having the right five-year plan, the right business partner, or the right business contacts? “Why should the right business environment be such …

By Nigel Peace            It was New Year and a new school term was about to begin. I was driving across a wasteland and then crossed a border.             Arriving outside a tall building in south-west London, a group of people challenged me to get to the …

By Jakeb Brock When it comes to understanding how devoting ourselves to a spiritual practice and perspective can impact our life situation there is no greater single influence than spiritual chemistry.  Spiritual chemistry is why our lives are such as they are.  So it behooves us to take a closer …

  By Karen Corinne Herceg Many of us will recall the old saying, “Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Well, it’s blatantly wrong. As a survivor of sexual, physical, emotional, and psychological abuse, I can attest that the deepest cuts are the ones …

  By Betsy Bruns The evolution of the sweet tooth is thought to be centered around the idea that, over generations, we have linked a sweet taste with high-energy foods, which would have helped our ancestors survive. Sourcing foods with high energy density meant less time foraging for food. It’s …

By Blair McKissock, MSEd, RYT The word vulnerable has a new meaning for me lately. As we grow up and watch our children and family grow up, it changes who we are; things can go wrong and not as planned. People make choices we don’t understand. As we come to …

By Glynis Amy Allen & Graham Adrian “Wait a little,” said Frank Iriam to his mate. “Let’s sit on that old log for a few minutes and have a smoke.” After the war, he wrote about what happened next. ‘When we were a hundred and fifty yards from the cover …