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Hi. My name is Lauren O. Thyme.   Phyllis Galde, editor of FateMag.com, has been so kind to allow me to blog here. I thought we could have a little conversation first, get acquainted.

—I encourage questions from you. Things I have to say may not feel right or true to you. That’s okay. What is true for one person may not be true for another. I’ve discerned there is no truth with a capital T. We each are working out our own paths and seeking our own truths. I only am here to encourage you, to tell you stories you may relate to, to be of any help I can be. I am your equal, not ahead of or above you. We are here on the path through life together. We are family. Hopefully we’ll become friends.—

I’ve lived in this earthly body for 65 years. I began hearing the voices of the Elders when I was 4. I intuited there was a “group” – I lovingly refer to them as The Guys. One of the Elders acts as spokeperson for the entire group. Yuan played that role from when I was 15 to 23. Then Babaji took over for decades. In March 2012 Metatron became spokesperson. There are at least 3 other members that I can “see” but who don’t speak directly to me – that I’m aware of.    read more Read the rest of this entry »

[This is one of my favorite articles: wisdom for optimum daily living distilled by author Michael

J. Gelb, a creativity and innovation expert, from one of the most influential thinkers of history.

I met Gelb at a conference in Santa Fe, where he gave a presentation on da Vinci. In this fast-

moving Year of the Dragon, we must be in top form to stay ahead of the curve.]

History has many geniuses, people whose thinking, creativity and innovation have shaped lives

for centuries into the future. It may seem at first glance that geniuses are born into their calling

by some combination of heritage and fate. But geniuses can be made, according to a man who

has studied the works and life of one of humanity’s greatest minds, Leonardo da Vinci. Learn to

think like da Vinci and you, too, can harness new powers of brain and mind.

Michael J. Gelb has developed a seven-step plan for daily living that he says will enable anyone

to step into bigger creative shoes. Gelb, a consultant in innovative thinking, is the author of the

best-selling How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci.

“Leonardo da Vinci is the archetype of human potential, self-knowledge and all types of

intelligence,” Gelb said. “His thinking and teaching were similar to Taoism. One of his mottos

was, fix your course to a star, and follow it.”

Leonardo Da Vinci

Da Vinci (1452-1519) lived in Italy during the Renaissance, one of the most fertile creative

periods in history. Titans of art, science, philosophy and literature flourished. Da Vinci stood

above them all. He may be best-known for his art – masterpieces such as the Mona Lisa and

The Last Supper, recognized as two of the greatest paintings ever done – but he also excelled in

science, architecture and invention. He was far ahead of his time.

His ideas were so prolific it is hard to list them all. He conceived of the airplane, helicopter,

parachute, three-speed gear shift, extendable ladder, folding furniture, bicycle, crane, alarm

clock, hydraulic jack, snorkel and more. In addition, he conceived of numerous labor-saving

devices, and an astonishing array of advanced weaponry. He made significant contributions to

anatomy, botany, geology and physics.

How on earth did all this genius pour out of a single mind in a few decades of time? Read the rest of this entry »

Discover what life is like after disclosing information concerning UFO phenomena, answers concerning UFOs and related events, and what the next phase in contact has in store for us.

March 2011

by Rosemary Ellen Guiley

FATE Consulting Editor

We didn’t want it to end!  The 20^th annual International UFO Congress and Film Festival (IUFOC) moved to Phoenix this year (February 23-27) under the new direction of Open Minds Production, LLC, and it was a spectacular event, attended by more than 1500 persons and media from all over the world.  Phyllis Galde and I were on hand to represent FATE and give media interviews. The presentations were excellent, the networking was fabulous, and the setting – the Radisson resort and casino in Fountain Hills just outside of town – was elegant.  In all, this year’s IUFOC was one of the most outstanding conferences we’ve attended in years.

We were especially appreciative of Alejandro Rojas, the co-coordinator of the conference, as well as the editor of Open Minds magazine and the host of their television show.  Rojas served as emcee for the event and all-around point person for every imaginable inquiry.  “It was the largest and one of the best conferences ever for the Congress,” Rojas told us after the closing of events.  “It was a challenge to Read the rest of this entry »

This month: Paranormal Adventures Out West, Psychic House Cleaning, Upcoming Conferences, William Shatner and more!

March 2011

by Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Finally!  The Vengeful Djinn, my first book co-authored with Philip J. Imbrogno, is now published, and off to a rocking good start.  We zoomed to #2 on the Amazon parapsychology and supernatural lists, and are still going strong.  This month both Phil and I are busy conducting numerous solo and joint radio interviews on the Djinn, and I have presentations on them at conferences.  If you are one of the first to read this ground-breaking book on the Djinn and their activities among us today, please drop by Amazon.com and post a review.

Our brand new website, Djinn Universe – www.djinnuniverse.com – also has gotten off to a good start.  Visit the home page to seeing a stunning trailer done for us by CORE Films.  DjinnU is an information site about the Djinn, and we are encouraging people to submit their Djinn experiences as a way of promoting discussion.

Paranormal Adventures Out West

I usually spend winter at home writing, but this year I was out on the road in February, in California and Arizona.  Both places were cool and rainy, but it sure beat the dreary snow landscape back home in Connecticut. Read the rest of this entry »