September/October 1998
Articles on the theme "Health Consciousness"
A Matter of Life and Death
by Sylvia Jackson
The writer, who is dying of brain cancer,
gives some advice concerning prevention and medical exams.
Magic Tea Plus
by Constance Felos
How an attorney and her client created an adventurous new paradism of health
consciousness. The recipe for a special herbal tea.
Health-Minded Living
by Bob Gonzalez
Some tips from the manager of a health
food store how to achieve and maintain optimum physical health.
Miracle Consciousness
by JoAnne Gregory
Miracles, fake or real? What is it
that makes miracles possible?
How's Your Subconscious?
by Patrick Plaskett
Habits and their effect on our health.
Changing bad habits. Creating a different future.
True Health Consciousness
by Carol L. Roberts, MD
A doctor talks about what you can do
to avoid visits to the doctor.
Becoming Health Conscious
by Dr. Audrey Craft Davis
The importance of our words and thoughts.
Becoming food conscious. Our attitude to things, especially money. Counting
our blessings. Awareness of others and the environment.
A Simple Clay Bath!
by Lauana Lei
How the writer, suffering from heavy
chemical/metal poisoning, recovered her health by taking a clay bath.
A Healing Education
by Barbara Bedingfield
An account by a Waldorf teacher of
the basic educational requirements for maintaining the health of a child.
Our Spiritual Source
by Rev. Pat Cross
On connecting with our spiritual source
to realize a true health consciousness. Using our spiritual powers to heal
ourselves.
Other Feature Articles
What's Newz?
by Dee J. Findlay
2000 and Beyond!
by David Findlay
Natural Health Q&A
by Dr. Scott Rubin
Parasites and allergies -- some natural
remedies.
What is . . . A Course In Miracles?
by Mary Barbara
How "A Course In Miracles"
came to be and some of its basic teachings.
Your Astro Guide
by Weiss Kelly
Mineral Kingdom
by Judy Power
Featured stones for September and October:
Labrodorite and Opalized Quartz
What's Newz?
by Dee J. Findlay
Dear Readers,
Going over the articles in this issue on "Health Consciousness", I took notes from each and every one to include in this column. With my space limited, however, none can be shared, but you'll surely find your own favorite.
Retrospectively, my mother (bless her!) is my best teacher of health consciousness - not to mention other members of my family. We should recognize our teachers. One takes a good look at family traits and genes, and works from that. One is aware of the minuses (or plusses) and learns what areas need work on or not. Using psychological, physical and holistic approaches to known susceptable or unwanted areas, one increases awareness, healthiness and happier livingness. So then each day, when we've tried our best, we can leave the rest . . . to you know who!
Since my title has changed to creative director of this magazine, (guess what?) I'm becoming more creative! (Change your title?) You may notice the sutble changes on these 48 pages and, as always, your comments are most welcome. Something new: the section "2000 & Beyond," also "Mineral Kingdom." Lots of things happening. Enjoy!
Welcome New Advertisers & Newz!
· Rev. Pipsa Hos, Sound and Healing, mediator of sound medicine and crystal bowl healing concerts. She resides in Odessa.
· Lauana Lei's Enviro-Clay Intl., magnetic clay detox bath kits, Mars Hill, NC.
· Harriet M. D'Costa MD, mind-body medicine, Feng Shui practitioner and offers creative cooking in Clearwater.
· Leanne LaFoss' Body Electric products from Falls Village, CT.
· Lynn and Michael Greene's The Crystal Experience, not just a store but an experience, in Spring Hill.
· Darley Davies' Feng Shui Harmony, health, home and office, in Tampa.
· Paula Hochman's Motives, customized cosmetics, Clearwater.
· Natural healing therapist, Neta Candella, reiki master and teacher, in Riverview and Brandon.
·Kathy Houston's Catch The Spirit, ISSA certified personal trainer, clairvoyant and spiritual healer, Dunedin.
·Swami Prem Prabuddh's Osho event, Brooksville. (see special events )
·Carol L. Roberts MD's Wellness Works, holistic medical practice and radio talk show host, Sept 28, and every other Mon., 12 noon. WMNF 88.5 FM, Brandon.
·Rev. Sylvia 'Mom' Jackson, certified herbalist and touch healer in Spring Hill.
·Rev. Richard 'Pops' Daenell, reiki master, healer and teacher, Spring Hill.
·Deanna Pinamonti for Universal Church of Today's services and psychic fairs on Waters, Tampa.
· Tampa Bay New Times magazine welcomes new contributing writers: Carol Roberts MD (Brandon), Mary Barbara (St. Petersburg), Lauana Lei (Mars Hill, NC), Sylvia Jackson (Spring Hill) & Judy Power (Odessa).
What's More Newz?
· Congratulations to clairvoyant, counselor, Marcella (Marci Horn) and Charles Zinner on their summer solstice wedding, June 21. Safety Harbor.
· Bonnie Touchton and Cheryl Spencer moved their Ancient Healing Secrets 1 mile north, to a new larger space on 4th St. N, St. Petersburg, also having their 1st birthday celebrations, Sept 11, 12.
· Lina Dunkerley's new business is AngLeendas Accents, photo enhancements, reproductions on fabric and canvas in Tampa.
· New center, Keepers of the Spring, Inc. a center for Knowledge and Service. Opened and facilitated by Rev. Joanne Bruner, Rev. Barbara Lannin and Rev. Linda Bux in St. Petersburg.
· Lisa Raphael, author of her first book O-Becoming One, Tranformation Beyond Survival, available at local bookstores or Whitman Publications. Has written many articles for New Times.
· Ron Richard, back from Washington, opened Ron's Natural Foods, vitamins, minerals and herbs, on E. Tarpon Ave, in Tarpon Springs. (Ron was the original owner of Crystal Connection in Indian Rocks Bch.)
· Rev. Pat Palmer's Center for Conscious Living is now located at beautiful Bay Forest, Suite 300 on Roosevelt Blvd., Clearwater.
· Crimson Moon Books & More will move to a new location Sept. 16 on Main St. in Safety Harbor. Karen Faurote is now happy to announce the services of Al Mannings, ESP Labortories at Crimson Moon.
· Rev. Pat Cross is starting an Empowerment Living discussion group on Thursdays in Holiday.
· Crystal Connection announces its Huge Sidewalk Sale Sept. 11-13, including 500 used books brought from Sedona this summer. Indian Rocks.
· Health Matters welcomes Marie Evangelisti LMT, located on SR 590, Clearwater.
· Astrology Association of St. Petersburg's new officers are: Cecile Wood, president; Anne King, vice president; Jerry Guardia, treasurer; Angela Nunziata, secretary. The new meeting location: Best Western Mirage on 34th St., St. Petersburg.
· Patricia A. Zorn has a new quarterly newsletter containing spiritual messages, called Cowpokes, Ink, she lives in Spring Hill. e-mail: crowbear@gate.net
· Mona Radler has started a new herbs and oils business by mail order. Formerly owned Primitive Pots & Plants in St. Petersburg.
· Tim and Theresa Bolyard's Stone Circle just expanded to double their space in Port Richey.
Special Events!
· Past Lives, Dreams and Soul Travel, Sept. 12. Afternoon of ECK at Ramada Inn-Airport, Tampa.
· Tampa Bay's Metaphysical & Holistic Expo and Autumn Conference '98. Held Sept. 26 at the Largo Cultural Center, sponsored by: Into Wishin' Productions, free admission.
· Buddy and Pat Crumbley's Project Awareness Space Coast UFO Conference, Oct 9-11 at Cocoa Beach Hilton.
· Arun Gandhi, the grandson of M.K. Gandhi, Oct. 18. Presentation at Sarasota Opera House and 2 workshops, Oct 17 and 19 at Unity Church, Sarasota.
· Advanced Kali Tantra Intensive with Ma Oct 22-25. Jean Houston Retreat, November 20-22 at Melbourne Beach Hilton.
· Bravo American Sunshine Festival, Osho's Musicians Blaze a Trail for Meditation in Brooksville, Oct. 23-25.
· 7th Annual New Age Expo & Psychic Fair, Oct. 31, Harmony Metaphysical Center, Tampa.
· Healing the Whole Self weekend conference in Ft. Lauderdale, Nov. 6-8. Presented by Omega Institute & New Age Publishing.
· Fall Retreat with Edwene Gaines Nov. 6-8, Center for Positive Living, St. Petersburg.
Note: also see display ads and Calendar of Events.
Community Newz!
· Joel Chudnow hosting new show, The Hawk Health Hour, Hawk radio 1520 AM, Wed. and Fri., 12 noon -1pm. Bringing wholistic health practitioners to the community airwaves. Call in number 253-7593, Tampa.
· Sharon Joy Kleitsch (one of SCION'S leaders) is calendar and listing editor for the new Weekly Planet's Public Life, a Community Guide for Tampa Bay.
· Unity Gallery features the work of Jean Soroka, violinist and mostly self-taught artist, Sept. 6-30, located at Unity Church on Cocoanut in Sarasota.
· Top honors awarded by Florida Emergency Nurses Association went to Anne Kooken RN, for nursing leadership, Vicky Rademaker RN, for nursing education. EMS named Charlene Cobb, paramedic of the year, from Bayfront-St. Anthony's St. Petersburg.
· Total Health Organic Food Cooperative, organic produce and more, available on Wed. afternoon at the baseball field on Deltona in Spring Hill. 352-686-2903.
· Artists Unlimited, Inc. is offering new 6 week classes in: pottery, basics and beyond; photography; print-making; and candle-making for children, in Tampa. Maida Millan, 229-5958.
· Venue Actors Studio is holding placement auditions for young people in Tampa and St. Petersburg early Sept. Now accepting new adult members for 98-99 season. Corinne, 321-6531.
· Morton Plant Mease Health Care has received the "Most Improved" award from Pinellas County recycling and waste reduction awards program.
· Thomas Jefferson Societies will conduct Marathon readings from banned books, in honor of the freedom of expression quaranteed by the first amendment. 17th annual Banned Books Week, Sept 26-Oct 3. Celebrations will be held at Barnes and Noble Bookstores.
Looking forward to Your Newz!
Love, Light & Peace
(signed Dee)
Address: Dee Findlay, Tampa Bay New Times, P.O. Box 6143, Clearwater, FL 33758. (727) 449-8964. Fax: (727) 446-0017. E-mail: dee@altnewtimes.com.
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