Marcia's new book about conscious living and dying features stories from consciousness research, past-life regression therapy and more to provide valuable new guidelines for the dying process.
Depression is an all too common experience for us, even though we are loathe to admit it. When the blues set in (darker mood, low energy, hopelessness, sleep irregularity...
Depression is an all too common experience for us, even though we are loathe to admit it. When the blues set in (darker mood, low energy, hopelessness, sleep irregularity, changes in appetite, impatience, angry outbursts, emotional numbness, wanting release from all the pain, etc.), we know we’ve “got it.” For those suffering with more severe [...]
By Scott Smith, The Pueblo Chieftain November 1, 2007 She’s a believer — in soul, in self, in healing, in growth. And in reincarnation and the power of past-life regression therapy. For Marcia Beachy, it just makes sense. The Pueblo resident first embraced the past-lives concept many years ago, after reading a book about the [...]
Pueblo Chieftain, Nov. 1, 2007 Editor’s note: First, some background. This year, for the Halloween/Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) holiday season, we wanted to explore a different realm. Something beyond writing about the usual haunted houses, trick-or-treat candy, goofy costumes and sugar skulls. Something way beyond. Writer-editor Scott Smith decided to explore [...]
Despite what appears in the daily news, tenderness is unfurling itself upon the landscape. On my answering machine is a sweet message that I have saved since Thanksgiving, 2010. The message goes something like this. “Hi Gwamah…” It’s the soft drawl of Elias, my then two and a-half-year-old grandson. “Hi Grandma,” repeats Elizabeth, my daughter, in her beautiful, [...]
My friend Jim sits like still water, soft, unmoving in his assigned seat. No leaving without permission. Rise only if the wheels are locked and the bed rail is nearby, or a nurse. Them’s the rules, partner. These feet don’t go nowhere without a steel friend. He sits half to the window, half to the [...]