Laurel Clark is a teacher of adult education in metaphysics, dreams, visualization, and holistic living. She is the owner and developer of Whole Life Resources, the Chair of the Board and past president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, and past president of the School of Metaphysics. She is the author of Intuitive Dreaming, Karmic Healing, The Law of Attraction and Other Secrets of Visualization, Concentration, and contributor to a number of other published books.

Laurel offers classes and workshops to businesses, professional groups, and organizations to aid people live more purposeful lives. She is also an ordained minister in the Interfaith Church of Metaphysics, a counselor, and mentors people to develop their creativity, cultivate intuition, manifest their passions and fulfill their destiny.

She can be reached at www.laurelclark.com.

Laurel Clark is a teacher of adult education in metaphysics, dreams, visualization, and holistic living. She is the owner and developer of Whole Life Resources, the Chair of the Board and past president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, and past president of the School of Metaphysics. She is the author of Intuitive Dreaming, Karmic Healing, The Law of Attraction and Other Secrets of Visualization, Concentration, and contributor to a number of other published books.

Laurel offers classes and workshops to businesses, professional groups, and organizations to aid people live more purposeful lives. She is also an ordained minister in the Interfaith Church of Metaphysics, a counselor, and mentors people to develop their creativity, cultivate intuition, manifest their passions and fulfill their destiny.

She can be reached at www.laurelclark.com.

Retired Phoenix Vice Mayor and Councilwoman. Frances Barwood was elected to Phoenix City Council in January 1992 and was re-elected to a second term January 1994. In January 1997 she was elected Vice-Mayor. Ufologists, Arizonians and eyewitnesses to the huge crafts that flew over the Arizona skies back in March of 1997 are all familiar with the name "Frances Emma Barwood." Her name is synonymous with the events; her solitary voice pierced the silence of the restrained politically correct and demanded answers! The airspace of her city and state was repeatedly violated by a huge unidentified crafts, (and smaller ones), which maneuvered through the skies without impedance; people wanted to know what it was-she was the one to ask! Frances Barwood did not duck & run; she did not pass the buck; she did not ignore the situation, nor make light of it (as other government officials would later do) - she did what she was elected to do, i.e., represent her constituents and the best interests of the city of Phoenix.

Retired Phoenix Vice Mayor and Councilwoman. Frances Barwood was elected to Phoenix City Council in January 1992 and was re-elected to a second term January 1994. In January 1997 she was elected Vice-Mayor. Ufologists, Arizonians and eyewitnesses to the huge crafts that flew over the Arizona skies back in March of 1997 are all familiar with the name "Frances Emma Barwood." Her name is synonymous with the events; her solitary voice pierced the silence of the restrained politically correct and demanded answers! The airspace of her city and state was repeatedly violated by a huge unidentified crafts, (and smaller ones), which maneuvered through the skies without impedance; people wanted to know what it was-she was the one to ask! Frances Barwood did not duck & run; she did not pass the buck; she did not ignore the situation, nor make light of it (as other government officials would later do) - she did what she was elected to do, i.e., represent her constituents and the best interests of the city of Phoenix.

On March 6, 2004, Thomas Pierce, his wife, JoAnn, and his daughter Lisa were on the water taxi that overturned in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. He lost both of them that day. Pierce's account of the accident and the letter to Lisa written by one of the reservists that rescued her give the reader a grim understanding of what that day was like. But this is not a book about the accident-this is a book about the power of love. Love as we know it and understand it, and love that goes beyond our understanding. This is a book Pierce never intended to write, but he felt compelled to share the things that carried him through this tragedy and all the signs that helped him move on with his life. It is truly a celebration of two lives that will go on forever. Once you have read this book you will find yourself passing it on to friends and family, so that they too can share the experience of the power of love. - www.thelastrose.com

On March 6, 2004, Thomas Pierce, his wife, JoAnn, and his daughter Lisa were on the water taxi that overturned in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. He lost both of them that day. Pierce's account of the accident and the letter to Lisa written by one of the reservists that rescued her give the reader a grim understanding of what that day was like. But this is not a book about the accident-this is a book about the power of love. Love as we know it and understand it, and love that goes beyond our understanding. This is a book Pierce never intended to write, but he felt compelled to share the things that carried him through this tragedy and all the signs that helped him move on with his life. It is truly a celebration of two lives that will go on forever. Once you have read this book you will find yourself passing it on to friends and family, so that they too can share the experience of the power of love. - www.thelastrose.com

Ripley's Believe It Or Not : For over 35 years Edward Meyer has traveled around the world collecting unusual stories and unbelievable artifacts to fill Believe It or Not! books and museums. He is a walking encyclopedia of information, some strange, some gross - but all true! He has acquired over 20,000 different museum artifacts, everything from a pin valued at $1 million dollars, to a two-trunked elephant, to Marilyn Monroe's lingerie, to Lee Harvey Oswald's mortuary toe tag, to a meteorite from Mars. The list is endless. Editor of the famous Ripley's Believe It or Not! newspaper syndicated cartoon, producer of countless Ripley museum films, and a researcher for over 200 hundred Ripley television shows, Meyer has appeared on radio and television programs around the world as the Ripley historian and raconteur, the man with the world's best job! - www.ripleys.com

Ripley's Believe It Or Not : For over 35 years Edward Meyer has traveled around the world collecting unusual stories and unbelievable artifacts to fill Believe It or Not! books and museums. He is a walking encyclopedia of information, some strange, some gross - but all true! He has acquired over 20,000 different museum artifacts, everything from a pin valued at $1 million dollars, to a two-trunked elephant, to Marilyn Monroe's lingerie, to Lee Harvey Oswald's mortuary toe tag, to a meteorite from Mars. The list is endless. Editor of the famous Ripley's Believe It or Not! newspaper syndicated cartoon, producer of countless Ripley museum films, and a researcher for over 200 hundred Ripley television shows, Meyer has appeared on radio and television programs around the world as the Ripley historian and raconteur, the man with the world's best job! - www.ripleys.com

Kristin Barton, CRMT has been a Reiki Master/Teacher since 2004. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in human services administration, and spent time as a social worker prior to devoting herself to full-time employment as a healer and writer. In 2005, Kristin obtained her Seichem Reiki Master certificate, and became a Karuna ® Reiki Master/Teacher in 2007. Her greatest joy is teaching and practicing energy healing, along with practicing her unique massage combination, for which she has earned a stellar local reputation. Having always enjoyed writing, Kristin began a free-lance writing career in 2002, and remains a prolific published author to this day. Her credits range from international print magazines to small eclectic journals to websites. Subjects about which she writes vary widely, and include holistic health and wellness, self-help, small business administration, popular culture, how-to, family and parenting, cooking, metaphysics, and women's interest. Kristin lives in Coon Rapids, Minnesota with her husband Chuck and her daughter Taija. She is an ordained minister through CoG, and offers healing circles and spiritual counseling to women who have been sexually abused and exploited. Kristin has hundreds of hours of experience as a support group facilitator, self-help advocate, and crisis intervention specialist. http://gaiatransformations.com

Kristin Barton, CRMT has been a Reiki Master/Teacher since 2004. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in human services administration, and spent time as a social worker prior to devoting herself to full-time employment as a healer and writer. In 2005, Kristin obtained her Seichem Reiki Master certificate, and became a Karuna ® Reiki Master/Teacher in 2007. Her greatest joy is teaching and practicing energy healing, along with practicing her unique massage combination, for which she has earned a stellar local reputation. Having always enjoyed writing, Kristin began a free-lance writing career in 2002, and remains a prolific published author to this day. Her credits range from international print magazines to small eclectic journals to websites. Subjects about which she writes vary widely, and include holistic health and wellness, self-help, small business administration, popular culture, how-to, family and parenting, cooking, metaphysics, and women's interest. Kristin lives in Coon Rapids, Minnesota with her husband Chuck and her daughter Taija. She is an ordained minister through CoG, and offers healing circles and spiritual counseling to women who have been sexually abused and exploited. Kristin has hundreds of hours of experience as a support group facilitator, self-help advocate, and crisis intervention specialist. http://gaiatransformations.com