Edge 20 Article | Natural Law: An Interview with John Hagelin

Natural Law: An Interview with John Hagelin

By Tim Miejan

During an historic press conference on July 2, 2003, in Washington, D.C., Dr. John Hagelin, renowned quantum physicist and Natural Law Party 2000 presidential candidate, launched his new U.S. Peace Government to bring prevention-oriented, problem-free administration to America.

Following Dr. Hagelin’s presentation, several of America’s top leaders, including retired corporate president Robert Brown, real estate developer Robert LoPinto, successful entrepreneur Lincoln Norton, and award-winning film director David Lynch, revealed plans now under way in cities across the country to raise from top foundations and billionaires the $1 billion endowment needed to create permanent world peace. Mr. LoPinto also announced that he is contributing $1 million towards the construction of a Peace Palace in Long Island, New York.

Dr. Hagelin responded by e-mail to questions by The EDGE about this new undertaking. [read more]

Edge 20 Article | Living in the Heart: An interview with Drunvalo Melchizedek

Living in the Heart: An interview with Drunvalo Melchizedek

By Tim Miejan

We’ve seen the peace protestors and those advocating the liberation of Iraq. Two sides, both of whom believe they’re right, in vocal opposition. And who can say which one is right? Drunvalo Melchizedek, known for his books and teachings on The Flower of Life, sacred geometry and the merkaba fields around the human body, says his new work takes the guesswork out of our world of polarities by allowing us to create within a field of absolute harmony.

“This new work has been going on for about the last three and a half, four years,” he said in a phone interview from his office in Arizona. “Prior to that time, what most of the world knows my work from are the books called The Flower of Life about sacred geometry and the electromagnetic fields around the human body that are 55, 60 feet across in diameter (merkaba). This new work is about the human heart and a sacred space inside of the heart.

“Initially, it looks different than the merkaha fields and the light body fields, but in the end, this all leads to the connecting of these two spaces together, the mind and the heart.”

Drunvalo will be in the Twin Cities on June 22 to present “Conscious Co-Creation: Our Path to World Peace,” an introduction to a powerful process called Living in the Heart. The event, sponsored by Drunvalo’s online community and website Spirit of Ma’at and The EDGE Newspaper, will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Sofitel Minneapolis, 5601 W. 78th St., Bloomington.

What follows is an interview with Drunvalo on Living in the Heart and how it relates the world we live in today. [read more]

Edge 20 Article | Stuart Saves His Country: An interview with Al Franken and Stuart Smalley

Stuart Saves His Country: An interview with Al Franken and Stuart Smalley

By Rita Gallagher Rosenberg

(with contributions from Maureen Gallagher Hansen and Nancy Gallagher)

It’s easier to put on slippers than to carpet the whole world.
– Al Franken in Stuart Saves His Family
Al Franken is one of the original writers of Saturday Night Live and won six Emmy’s for his work there and a Grammy for best comedy album in 1996. He’s a comedian and actor, and a political pundit and satirist. He wrote Rush Limbaugh Is A Big Fat Idiot and is the creator of the show, “Daily Affirmations with Stuart Smalley” which aired on “Saturday Night Live.”

Franken recently has been cited as a contender to appear on a national liberal radio network reportedly in planning by a group of wealthy Democratic donors who seek to counterbalance the conservative tenor of radio programs like “The Rush Limbaugh Show.” There’s been no word, however, about involvement by Stuart Smalley.

Smalley was the star in his own movie, Stuart Saves His Family, written by Al Franken.

I talked to them both recently — Al Franken about politics and “Stuart” (who doesn’t do politics) about meditation and how it can help us all. [read more]

Featured: An Interview with Psy-Guy – John Peterson, psychic and healer

An Interview with Psy-Guy – John Peterson, psychic and healer

By Tim Miejan 

By all stretches of the imagination, John Peterson is not what you expect for a former Navy man who worked in submarines. Yes, he has spent his work life in electronics, technology, communications, factory automation, robotics, motor generators, conveyers and packaging, but he also is a deep thinker who reads Ken Wilber, talks to Jesus and is highly intuitive. When he worked as a technician, he could sleep on a problem and know the solution when he woke up. In his role now in sales and customer service, he’s known as “the troubleshooter,” because he sees the whole picture and tends to speak with feelings.

Many holistic types in the Twin Cities know him as Psy-Guy, the moniker he uses for the work he does on the side, as a psychic, healer, palm reader, medical intuitive, certified hypnotherapist, spiritual shaman and…XL medium. He cites Doreen Virtue, Wayne Dyer and Deepak Chopra as people who have inspired him on his path.

“It really boils down to: Who do you believe — and does it fit your faith?” he says. “I think the faith part is really the most important thing — defining that for yourself. Mine is really simple: I believe in angels, I believe in miracles, I believe in an everlasting soul and I believe in reincarnation. When somebody asked me, ‘What do you do with the JC (Jesus Christ) factor?’ I said, ‘I guess I’ll ask Him.’

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Find the full article at http://edgemagazine.net/2012/03/an-interview-with-john-peterson/ and others like it.