Guest Biography From: http://www.hillaryswebb.com/bio.htm

Hillary S. Webb, PhD., is the former Managing Editor of Anthropology of Consciousness, the peer-reviewed journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Consciousness and the former Research Director at The Monroe Institute. Having received her undergraduate degree in Journalism from New York University, Dr. Webb went on to earn an MA in Consciousness Studies from Goddard College and a PhD in Psychology from Saybrook University.

She is the author of Exploring Shamanism, Traveling Between the Worlds: Conversations with Contemporary Shamans, and Yanantin and Masintin in the Andean World: Complementary Dualism in Modern Peru. She lives in Southern Maine.

Guest Biography From: http://www.jenniferschneider.com/

Jennifer P. Schneider, M.D., Ph.D., is a physician certified in Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine and Pain Management. She is the author of 10 books and numerous articles in professional journals. She is a compassionate professional committed to educating others in her fields of specialty. She is a nationally recognized expert in two addiction-related fields: addictive sexual disorders and the management of chronic pain with opioids. She also has experience and interest in the area of osteoporosis and its drug treatment, and maintains an email support group for people who have experienced atypical femur fractures related to the use of bisphosphonate medications. Now retired from direct patient care, her professional activities include writing, lecturing at conferences, serving as an expert witness in legal settings, and appearing as a media guest on television and radio.

Guest Biography From: http://www.miraclesandinspiration.com/about.html

Scott Mowry is the primary voice and writer of MiraclesandInspiration.com. Currently, he works as a freelance writer, researcher, speaker, filmmaker and consultant. He is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh where he obtained a BA in English Writing and Journalism.

In college, Scott was the editor of Showcase Magazine, which was the entertainment supplement of his school newspaper, The Pitt News.
He has experience in journalistic fields in news, sports, entertainement and feature stories.

He has also worked within the public relations and advertising fields and, in a former life, he even dabbled in the music industry as a recording engineer, producer and musician.

One of the most important discoveries that Scott has made was information that gave him direct insight into his purpose, his destiny and his mission on planet Earth. Thanks to the amazing work of author and past-life regressionist Dolores Cannon, Scott was able to identify himself as one of the "first wave souls" on planet Earth.

Scott is a tireless researcher, innovator and creator. Recently he has added filmmaker to his resume and has produced two films to date, including the very warmly received, "Welcome to the New Earth," with more in the planning stages.

Guest Biography From: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1235900/My-doctors-arent-convinced--I…

Sam Corti had a sense of foreboding as she drove to hospital. For more than a year, the 40-year-old had been suffering increasingly painful and heavy periods and cramping pain in between.

Although her GP had reassured her it was probably nothing more sinister than fibroids - benign growths in the womb - her instinct was that it was much more serious.

Jade Goody had just been diagnosed with cervical cancer and I’d had the same disease when I was 21,’ she recalls. ‘Unlike Jade, my cancer had been caught in the very early stages - it was picked up on a smear test - and treated successfully.

Even though I’d had annual smear tests since, which were always clear, I had this horrible feeling the cancer had returned.’

Unfortunately, her instinct proved right. A scan and a further internal examination showed a grapefruit-sized tumour had wrapped itself round her bladder and bowel.

The tumour was graded as a very aggressive 4a - with 1a being the least aggressive. Sam was also told they had found several inflamed lymph nodes in the groin area. Her chances of survival were 50:50.

Although Sam felt ‘completely helpless’, she says: ‘I thought there must be something positive I could do.’

She decided radically to alter her diet - and started to drink lots of green tea. Within just four weeks, her cancer had withdrawn from her bowel - to the astonishment of her surgeons.

She is now clear of cancer and, while radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatment have been key, she is in no doubt that her green tea diet has been significant to her recovery.

Susan Gonzalez is a registered nurse, certified in plant-based nutrition, and a stage III cancer survivor. She is an advocate for health and wellness with a focus on cancer prevention.  Her blog The Savvy Sister: Simple Ways to Better Living gives readers valuable information, delicious vegan recipes and a hefty dose of positive attitude. Susan is the founder of MOON Organics, a natural skin-care company that caters to the needs of survivors and she has also just completed her first book, 100 Perks of Having Cancer Plus 100 Health Tips for Surviving It. She and her co-author, “Perks of Cancer” blogger Florence Strang, hope to revolutionize cancer survivorship with the web-based program associated with the book called Cancer Plan 4 Life.  Susan resides in Georgia with her family.

Doug Elwell is the president and founder of Doug Elwell, Inc., a client-focused communications consulting firm that provides comprehensive, integrated marketing communications solutions and strategies to businesses and organizations of all types. Doug first began studying communications (and computers) in 1986, acquiring a bachelor's degree in Cinema & Photography from Southern Illinois University in 1990. Seeing the rapid changes taking place in the communications industry — brought on largely by computerization — Doug decided to broaden his course of study, completing a master's degree in communications from Wheaton College Graduate School in 1993. It was here, during his study of marketing, media effects and persuasion, that he was first introduced to computerized publishing and the then-emerging World Wide Web.

After completing twin master's degrees in communications and ancient history at Wheaton College, Doug entered the publishing industry first as a proofreader, then as a graphic designer, designing books, magazines and advertisements. Catching the Internet wave at its peak, he began designing websites in 1997, and became a full-time Internet consultant in 1999, accepting a position with divine interVentures as their creative director later that same year.

On January 1, 2001, Doug started his own consulting business, Doug Elwell, Inc., providing professional-level web design and consulting services at affordable prices. After five years of profitability, Doug Elwell, Inc. continues to defy the experts, expanding and growing its service offerings and client base using a decentralized, sales-based approach. Not reliant on venture capital and free of costly overhead, DEI looks forward to a sixth profitable year, and looks to expand in 2007.

Anna grew up in a Swedish family that consumed a traditional diet of meat and carbohydrates. But at the age of 15, her entire family became vegetarian and Anna’s interest in the intersection of health and nutrition began.

Similar to Brian’s experience with his mentor Ann Wigmore, a Danish woman by the name of Alma Nissen changed Anna’s course. In 1974, Alma was so incapacitated by arthritis that she was practically bedridden. Her hands and fingers were stiff and in constant pain, and she could not bend, walk or even turn over by herself in bed. Unwilling to accept her lot as a bedridden invalid, she changed her diet and normal routine. She began drinking fresh vegetable juices and herbal teas and taking heat treatments and hydrobaths – all with the goal of cleansing her intestine. She began to feel better and, after just a few months, was completely cured. Wanting to share what she had learned, she transformed her seven-room apartment in Copenhagen into an arthritis clinic that attracted patients on stretchers, on crutches and in wheelchairs. After four to eight weeks on Nissen’s simple regime, these patients left the clinic on their own two feet. Word spread, and a wealthy Swedish benefactor offered the Brandal estate in Stockholm for her use as a rheumatic clinic. With a doctorate in nutrition from Denmark University, Anna became Director of the Brandal Clinic in her twenties, while also working towards her nursing degree.

In 1978, Ann Wigmore and Brian Clement were invited to speak at a conference in Sweden, where Brian and Anna first met. For Brian, it was love at first sight. Two years later, Anna came to Boston to experience the Hippocrates program for herself. A year following, she asked Brian if she could come work at Hippocrates and the rest is history.

To Hippocrates, Anna brought a refreshing European approach to healing, and her maternal ways rounded out the edges of Brian’s straightforward approach. She speaks seven languages, and travels the world with Brian to lecture on the topics of natural health methods in family and pediatric care.

Unlike other pychics who rely on the symbolism of the Tarot cards, Joan is a clairvoyant and draws on her own psychic powers to give accurate and indepth counseling by reading from only a half a deck of playing cards. She provides guidance on personal and business issues.

Joan Carra is also a medium and can successfully contact 'passed on' loved ones, creating closure by delivering messages from the other side. She has worked with bereavment groups to help heal people suffering from grief.