Magazine

	Milestone issue — 2010 From print to online
	Contents:

New Perspectives works from the following ideas: It explores the emergence of a new consciousness; Shares breakthroughs in technology, social science and information dispersal; Disseminates knowledge that may have been considered esoteric; Participates in a cultural exchange of ideas; Meets the challenge of finding and displaying similarities between people; Addresses current topics of interest locally and globally. ______________________________ ______________________________ Artist Odile Nicolette’s “Tree of Life” New Perspectives, Spring 2009 issue.		Cover Story C. G. Jung’s Much Anticipated Red Book — what it means for understanding Jung and his teachings: review, comments, quotes from others, from Stephan Hoeller’s Jung talk. The Jung painting belongs to Stephan Hoeller. The artist is Frank Szasz, submitted by Bryan Campbell, BC Recordings.net
		Editorial What will we learn from the global economic crisis? The observations of a St. Benedictine monk from the 8th century are still useful. “We have a false view of the world presented by greed, that possessing and appearing to be wealthy are the highest values of existence Allan Hartley, photo by Sherry Nipper
		Feature A House for the Way We Live We learn from architect, Sarah Susanka, that the quality of space is much more important than the square footage. By Helene Vachet
		Of Interest Classical Feng Shui Dispels Popular Myths and ErrorsFeng Shui Expert Kartar Diamond stated, “Feng Shui has been diluted, convoluted and reinvented for mass consumption.” by Linda Selvage
		Healthy Living Be Healthy and Fit Mentally, Physically, Emotionally, and Spiritually Use Deep breathing; Whole foods; Regular, cell-regenerating exercise; Relax, rejuvenate, and meditate; and Attitude of gratitude Marilyn Joyce, Ph.D., R.D., Healthy Lving editor
		Healthy Living Feature Cancer Doesn’t Have to Be in Your Future — The Secret of PEOs This article is written to give you a new perspective about cancer. It is based on state-of-the-art science from leading medical textbooks and journals and leading oncology researchers. by Brian Scott Peskin, PhD
		Book Reviews Books in this Issue: Buddha or Bust; Temptations of the West; Trauma Stewardship; Correspondences of the Bible; Wildwood: A Journey Through Trees; September University; The Oldest Story in the World — books for knowledge, inspiration, and enjoyment.