Happy Reunion to my 1960 West Vancouver High School classmates

A personal note to all graduates from 1960 class.  I wish I could be there and hope

everyone has a great time.  If you want to, send me a personal note and I will respond. 

I hope life is treating you well.  Best wishes.

Ancient Wisdoms now on Kindle as an ebook

If you are not in the electronic era, now is the time to begin your shift.  Amazon.com is

offering kindle for pc

More than 30 talks and book signings & going strong

Gayle Redfern’s interest in spirituality has been life-long, leading to  degrees in psychology and holistic health and exploration of cultures and social beliefs.

As she began gathering the data for her latest book, her guides kept reminding her to include the warnings from the Indigenous Elders of the four corners of the world.  These Elders plead with us to take care of the earth as the first step in taking care of ourselves. You may be aware of the 13 Indigenous Grandmothers who travel the globe warning and pleading with people to respect and care for the earth and its water. These Elders are giving a similar message as Gayle is passing to us.

As a psychic, lecturer, motivational speaker and author,  Gayle introduces us to the value of ancient knowledge as a means of bringing peace and harmony into our lives.  Her first three books, Inner Bridges, Ayurveda Demystified and Within & Beyond began this sharing.

Many cultures learned these values millennium ago. Going back more than 15,000 years, she researched more than fifteen cultures around the globe. Here, she discovered  the commonality and  significance of applying ancient beliefs and laws to modern society. 

Some cultures achieve this communal harmony while other groups lose the peace. She reacquaints us with the world’s ancient teachings and opens the door to studying other cultures.  Fellow author, Jon Turk in his book,   Raven’s Gift, illustrates how this knowledge is applies in modern societies.  For details about his Siberian studies go to http://jonturk.net.

On May 27^th and May 28^th Gayle Redfern  collaborated with Jon presenting informational talks.   Both Gayle and Jon researched ancient societies, through physical, emotional and spiritual methods determining the benefits of incorporating ancient wisdom into modern living.

In her fourth book, Ancient Wisdoms, Exploring the Mysteries and Connections,  she studies 5,000 year old cultures from all corners of the globe looking for answers as to why some cultures survive; others do not and what knowledge did they possess that benefits our modern societies. Why did the Ancient Ones have a peaceful, less materialist co-existence?  Why do 21^st century indigenous people learn from their past and move on?  How do they eliminate fear?  The answers to these questions illustrate how spirituality and balanced living reinforce our ability to heal ourselves. The recent messages and warnings from the Elders of the Kogi, Hopi, Maya and Waitaha Nations remind us of the earth’s crisis and stress the importance of revisiting ancient knowledge.

Her spirit guides said: When individuals apply beliefs of the indigenous to daily living, they are able to bring their body, mind and spirit into balance. Each individual balance then transfers over to the entire community.

Ancient Wisdoms is now available as an e-book.

For another example of  how ancient cultural knowledge can be used today, Marilyn Dyke began using local herbs and energy treatments for modern healing.  To find out more information, go to her website at: www.bodysoulapothecary.com.