Never a Dull Moment -- Speaking to Spirit with Jennifer Hicks

We humans are social animals, and we're curious too. Like monkeys, we need to have the company of others in our species. Our curiosity makes us want to connect to the world we see around us and the world we can't see, behind the veil. Tune in tonight to find out how you can make those connections.

Everyone has experienced odd coincidences, situations that just make you stop in your tracks and wonder if someone "over there" is trying to tell you something. No matter how well developed your intuition is, the spirits will still send you those situations that make you go, "Hmmmm......"

Remember collecting seashells and watching a spider build a web when you were a kid? How about playing outdoors for hours, something that you don't see a lot of kids doing these days. Tonight's topic is all about reconnecting with nature: why it's important for your mind, body and soul.

Got that body of yours whipped into shape? Here's just one more reason to work out: sages from the past believed that a physically fit body leads to a happier mindset and greater intuition. There's a reason the armed services makes you go through boot camp! Check it out on tonight's show.

When you study the philosophies of ancient peoples, you start to notice ideas that they had in common, whether it was the Egyptians, the Mayans or the Chinese. The wisdom of these old cultures is amazingly relevant for those of us trying to navigate modern times. Tune in Friday to learn more!

How do you handle it when someone trumps up a story about you that isn't true? It isn't always easy being a spiritual person! Is it smart to turn the other cheek, or let the other party have it?

Jennifer is continuing her discussion about using your intuition to ferret out health issues. Sometimes we get a heads up from the Other side about health...and sometimes we don't. Does karma have anything to do with this? Tune in Friday night to learn more.

Human intuition can be a valuable tool to use when feeling under the weather. Our bodies strive to remain balanced and healthy, and our sixth sense can tip us off if something is awry. Join Jennifer as she discusses the advantages and pitfalls of self-diagnosis.

Several years ago, 70 small books were found in a cave in Jordan, apparently untouched for centuries. One of them has a cover made of embossed metal. A man's face can be seen on this book, and he is wearing what looks like a crown of thorns. Do these date back to the time that Jesus walked the Earth as a mortal? And if so, what will we learn from them? Tune in Good Friday to learn more.

Runes, geomancy, the I Ching, tarot cards, scrying: do these techniques work? Or are they superstitious absurdities from medieval times? Join the conversation this Friday!