New World Now

As an overwhelmed procrastinator, frustrated overachiever, and recovering perfectionist herself, Sam Bennett knows all the ways we can avoid reaching our goals. In this inspiring interview, she explains how small shifts in the right direction can yield big results in the realization of our creative dreams. She offers several small things we can easily do to get unstuck and experience greater joy in our daily lives.

We all want to give and receive love without reservation, but very few of us have learned how to do this on a consistent basis. In this fun and uplifting interview, beloved artist and best-selling author SARK, a.k.a. Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy, shares six powerful habits for feeling more love more often—whether you are soulfully single, looking for love, happily partnered, in the midst of uncoupling, or anywhere in between.

We all want to give and receive love without reservation, but very few of us have learned how to do this on a consistent basis. In this fun and uplifting interview, beloved artist and best-selling author SARK, a.k.a. Susan Ariel Rainbow Kennedy, shares six powerful habits for feeling more love more often-whether you are soulfully single, looking for love, happily partnered, in the midst of uncoupling, or anywhere in between.

At one level or another, we all carry around some form of baggage, trauma, adversity, or pain from the past. Whether it’s a result of what others have done to us, what we have done to others, or even the harm we’ve done to ourselves, this inner emotional clutter directly affects our ability to live a fulfilling life. Drawing upon both modern science and ancient practices, special guest Donald Altman explains how managing emotional clutter begins with managing our brains. He also offers easy-to-use practices for dissolving emotional clutter, whether it is old emotional wreckage from our childhood or new emotional clutter that can build up daily if left unchecked.

At one level or another, we all carry around some form of baggage, trauma, adversity, or pain from the past. Whether it's a result of what others have done to us, what we have done to others, or even the harm we've done to ourselves, this inner emotional clutter directly affects our ability to live a fulfilling life. Drawing upon both modern science and ancient practices, special guest Donald Altman explains how managing emotional clutter begins with managing our brains. He also offers easy-to-use practices for dissolving emotional clutter, whether it is old emotional wreckage from our childhood or new emotional clutter that can build up daily if left unchecked.

New World Library publisher and president Marc Allen tells the wonderful story of how he went from living in poverty to becoming a multimillionaire—and shows how we, too, can live the life of our dreams. He puts it so simply: Our dreams will manifest as soon as they become stronger than our doubts and fears. He offers simple, concrete practices for moving beyond our limiting beliefs in an easy and relaxed, healthy and positive way. No matter how many disappointments, setbacks, or failures we may have experienced, Marc’s practical guidance empowers us to work with the creative forces of the universe to make even our wildest dreams a living reality.

New World Library publisher and president Marc Allen tells the wonderful story of how he went from living in poverty to becoming a multimillionaire-and shows how we, too, can live the life of our dreams. He puts it so simply: Our dreams will manifest as soon as they become stronger than our doubts and fears. He offers simple, concrete practices for moving beyond our limiting beliefs in an easy and relaxed, healthy and positive way. No matter how many disappointments, setbacks, or failures we may have experienced, Marc's practical guidance empowers us to work with the creative forces of the universe to make even our wildest dreams a living reality.

Vincent Bugliosi, who successfully prosecuted Charles Manson, is the author of mega best-sellers Helter Skelter and Outrage (about the prosecution of O.J. Simpson). In his latest, The Divinity of Doubt: The God Question, his prosecutorial eye takes on the greatest target of all: God. In making his case for agnosticism, Bugliosi has written a powerful indictment of God, organized religion and theism. And, with his incisive logic and devastating wit, he exposes the intellectual poverty of atheism and skewers its leading popularizers: Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins.

Laura and Christopher examine the capture and death of bin Laden and our nation's response. They share commentary from Marianne Williamson, Wayne Dyer, Rabbi Michael Lerner, Deepak Chopra and more. What do such events mean to the soul of humanity, and how can we utilize this event to move forward in human evolution? What does this say about our shadow side and the pursuit of any who perpetrate significant crimes against humanity?

It's not just the latest tsunami. Peculiar events in nature—millions of fish washing up in California, scores of birds falling from the sky in Italy and the United States, and some 100,000 dead drum fish washed ashore in Arkansas—are happening with more frequency. Are they related? Laura and Christopher take the controversial but cautious step of sharing material from respected source Lama Sing (channeled by Al Miner) that clearly delineates the prospect of accelerating earth changes in our very near future. Rather than fear them, what opportunity might they provide? And how do we find God in the midst of disaster?