For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

For over 30 years, Howard Martin has been passionate about advancing human potential and performance. In the first half, he discussed his ongoing research with the HeartMath Institute linking heart function with health, emotional well-being, and intelligence functions, as well as recent discoveries about energetic connections between people worldwide. His organization uses tools, techniques, and technology to help people enter a higher state of coherence, aligning their heart, brain, and body. The heart actually has a complex nervous system, Martin pointed out, and in many ways could be thought of as having a mind of its own-- a unique intelligence within us that the ancients recognized and has now been proven scientifically.
Martin's HeartMath team recently conducted a study with over 100 people from countries worldwide wearing a monitor that measured their heart rhythms for 15 days. "What we noticed was when there was solar activity which was impacting the geomagnetic field of the Earth...everyone was having a similar reading," he reported. That suggests to Martin that we have an energetic connection with the Earth itself, and this opens the door for new levels of cooperation among humankind. He also announced the availability of HeartMath's new app, which utilizes a phone's camera to accurately pick up changes in your heart rhythm. It displays those scores and can guide people through practices to reduce stress and increase their coherence, he enthused.
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An expert in Feng Shui and Chinese astrology, Janine Lowe has always been intuitive. In the latter half, she revealed how to use Chinese astrology to help you find a compatible partner and determine which animal you are in the Chinese zodiac. The 12 different animals are based on the year you were born, she explained, and have different personality types. For instance, those with the Ox sign are friendly, hardworking, and shy. Monkeys prioritize others' needs over their own, while goats see both sides of a situation and make good negotiators. Roosters value luxury and justice, while dogs are loyal and stoic, and dragons can be rebellious, she stated.
Lowe noted that some of the signs are natural matches for each other, while others will struggle to get along. For example, the rabbit and pig are a great match as both are considerate and caring. In addition to the birth year, she further analyzes a person's astrology based on the day, month, and hour they were born, which also correlates with the 12 animals. She also touched on her work with Feng Shui, and how she helps people make changes in their home's design, such as adding a water feature to free up or unblock energy. During the last hour, she provided readings to callers based on their birth dates.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

Mark Anthony, the 'Psychic Lawyer,' is a medium who specializes in communication with spirits. In the first half, he discussed the history of the belief in reincarnation, which religious traditions have accepted or rejected, and stories of past life regression and recall. He finds evidence for reincarnation in the testimonies of people who have come back from near-death experiences, as well as in his psychic readings in which spirits have frequently asserted the reality of past lives. Anthony referred to the idea of an "electromagnetic soul" as a coherent quantum field that doesn't dissipate upon physical death but is transferred from one form to another. He talked about how many religions from India have embraced reincarnation and that the Dalai Lama has said reincarnation isn't just a Hindu or Buddhist concept but rather part of the history of human origin.
The early Christian religion kept references to reincarnation out of the Bible, he noted, though certain passages like the Transfiguration have a definite mystical quality to them. Currently, 51% of the world's population believes in reincarnation, including 33% of Americans, he cited. Anthony delved into ways to recall past lives, which include PLR (Past Life Regression) therapy, and how young children spontaneously recall specific details of an earlier life, such as in the James Leininger case, where he had vivid memories of being a WWII pilot. "Some people have very clear memories of prior lives," he commented, and "some have a sense of deja vu...phobias with no apparent cause," as well as natural talents like Mozart, who was composing songs at just four years old. During the second hour, Anthony gave readings for callers.
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Joanne DiMaggio has been actively involved with Edgar Cayce's Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) since 1987. From 1964 to 1972, she was the president of a Beatles Fan Club. In the latter half, she talked about her experiences at the Fan Club, the influence of the Beatles music, and how the band may have planted a seed leading her and many others to pursue deeper beliefs. The Beatles opened us to new ideas, she said, sometimes subliminally in their lyrics. "I had no idea when I had the Beatles club that so much was being actually said about their spiritual beliefs" in their music until she reflected on it years later.
She recalled the Beatles' pilgrimage to India and how many fans, including herself, didn't understand it at the time. George Harrison had a particular affinity for the country and felt he lived there in a previous lifetime, she said. After the trip, the Beatles started practicing transcendental meditation, and their music began changing. That's when "the depth of that profound spiritual evolution that they were going through was revealed," DiMaggio continued. She said their music inspired her to question some of the beliefs of her Catholic upbringing and re-ignited her interest in metaphysical books that she'd had as an adolescent. Their music also allowed her to enter a kind of altered state without drugs. "It just set me to a whole different level of understanding of how the universe operated," she mused.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.

An authority on the Top Secret classified Majestic-12 intelligence documents, Ryan Wood, discussed some of the most profound questions in ufology today. He recently trained the AI software, Chat GPT-4 using around 50 books on UFOs that had been fed into the program in digital form, and then started asking it questions. He found that the quality of answers were so good that he decided to use them in his new book, The AI Ufologist. "It amazed me that as somebody who studied the ufology, that I'd say at least 30-50% of the answers that I got were surprising to me," and were delivered with stunning speed. Querying the program as to the ET agenda, it gave a range of possibilities, including indifference, benevolence, malevolence, and scientific/anthropological inquiry.
Wood delved into his study of the TOP SECRET - MAJIC EYES ONLY documents about aliens and ET craft that were leaked to the public. He admitted that while some of the documents were more credible than others, it didn't make sense that all of the approximately 3,500 pages would be faked as some type of psychological operation or warfare. One of the strongest documents, the Special Operations Manual, was thoroughly investigated, he said, and dealt with extraterrestrial technology recovery and disposal. He also touched on his research on the UFO crash in Cape Girardeau in 1941. Wood announced that his father, Dr. Robert M. Wood, a fellow UFO researcher, now 95, had recently suffered a stroke, but they are hopeful he will recover.
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In the latter half, using Vedic, Tropical, and other forms of astrology, Jeff Harman revealed the astrology in play this year and also delved into his work on how astrology connects with our spirituality and spiritual phenomena. Starting later this month, the United States (based on its birth chart) will experience a series of three Pluto returns during the year. This can be a dire or destructive period, he stated, as the Roman Empire fell during a Pluto return (Pluto returns happen about every 250 years). We could see a serious cyber-attack in April or September of this year, he warned. Describing forms of ancient astrology from India, he noted that Vedic astrology pertains to the science of the light of the soul, while Nadi deals with cycles or configurations that affect the ebb and flow of one's life.
This month, the United States is completing a Neptune opposition Neptune, which hasn't happened since before the Civil War, he continued. Looking at the political mayhem that's been going on recently, "the parallels are actually kind of eerily similar" to that period just before the Civil War, he commented. Harman views the alignments of the planets as "multi-dimensional portals that interact with each soul and being individually and very uniquely," and astrology as a form of "interactive consciousness." He uses Electional astrology to pick out auspicious times for clearing a person's energy, or to set gemstones. During the last hour, he gave readings for callers. For more, visit Harman's YouTube channel, where he hosts a weekly show.