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Believe it or not, scientists really do defend the position that maybe the universe did just pop out of nowhere from nothing. Historically, no one has ever defended such a position.

The philosophy and religion of Scientology is as far from the official church of Scientology as it is possible to get and still be on the same planet.

The independent freezone scientologists stand alone when it comes to the Church of Scientology.

In today’s world of economic upset and constant news media coverage of strife, natural disasters and health issues ranging from cancer to swine flu, many are wondering how to remain centered, much less how to return to love.

What if you could look back at your life with no regrets? What if you could fully embrace your family... and your past? What if you stopped blaming others? Catherine VanWetter offers guidance on these questions in a free teleclass, October 6th.

Okay, you think you're ready for a miracle, but first: • Do you know exactly how to recognize a miracle? • Do you understand miracle facts? • Do you know how to activate a miracle?

Today, Realize the Miracle of Forgiveness

Although there has often been a chasm between the findings of science and the claims of religion, from Buddhism's perspective, there is no problem at all, as laid out in Jim Hilgendorf's newly revised book - "Life & Death: A Buddhist Perspective."

It’s apparent that, worldwide, Christians are searching for answers to a sense of economic unrest and spiritual separation.

Today is Global Forgiveness Day, and a perfect opportunity to take another look at the powerful practice of forgiveness.

In a wide-ranging tapestry, a newly revised book weaves together Buddhism and science, psychology, and near-death experience research to challenge our ideas of life and death.

Founder of The Last Mask Center for Shamanic Healing Christina Pratt talks with a former Catholic sister, Karen Furr, about "Shamanism and a Living Relationship with Christ" on Pratt’s show "Why Shamanism Now? A Practical Path to Authenticity". 

Teacher and author Christina Pratt talks about how taking weekend workshops don’t provide the depth that reveal our soul’s purpose on her show "Why Shamanism Now? A Practical Path to Authenticity."

This groundbreaking leadership training program integrates personal leadership principles and practices with the awareness and stillness skills one cultivates in meditation and yoga practice.

“This has been a tradition in our family for years,” says author/speaker Lee Cuesta, “because it helps the children visualize and experience the relationship between Good Friday and Easter morning. Plus, it's a fun project to do together.”

Lee Cuesta provides a quick guide for composing a timeless poem. “Your spouse or lover is always your Valentine, no matter what season it is,” he says. “My step-by-step sequence will guide you to your own poem that he or she will treasure.”

It began as a quest for a peaceful existence in an unorthodox religious society. It ended in mayhem, murder, and tragedy.

The Future of Jerusalem: The Old City is comparable to a very large HOME while the Mt. of Olives is comparable to a very large GARDEN . Together they have a strategic use: a key to unlock the barriers to Arab Israeli Peace

In time for the Christmas season, Lee Cuesta has reduced the price for his symbolic, cross-cultural “Divine Love” John 3:16 pendant. Quantity discounts are available for church groups and missions trips.

The Church of Scientology of Portland has moved to temporary office space at 1208 SW 13th Ave. The Church leased a total of 16,000 square feet in the Century Building and Century Tower during renovations of their new bigger Church building.

The authentic alternative to Halloween celebrates the actual day, in 1517, when Martin Luther posted his 95 theses in Wittenberg, Germany. Lee Cuesta has published an online how-to article to help families celebrate Reformation Day on October 31.

Willamette Valley to Receive Anti-Drug Education Blitz

Members of the Bahá’í Faith in Medford held their annual election on April 20, to fill the nine positions that make up the body of the Local Spiritual Assembly.