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from the Champagne News Gazette--
A project to raise the hopes and expectations of people in Champaign, Illinois is being organized by the School of Metaphysics. "The Power of Thought/The Power of the Mustard Seed" project plans to gather people in Champaign's West Side Park at 6 PM. March 19 and April 21. Pam Blosser, an instructor at the school based in Urbana, Illinois will encourage the group to project thoughts and expectancies of prosperity and well-being. "We can make a difference when we unite our minds and hearts for the highest good of all," Blosser said. Between the two park group sessions, those participating will repeat a designated affirmation every day at noon, wherever they are. People may repeat the affirmation wherever and they wish and participants are welcome to join in at any time.

from Brigham Young University --
Stress management. Aromatherapy, Music therapy, yoga, Holistic healing, also called complementary and alternative medicine, is an approach that looks to heal the mind, body and spirit collectively.

These are not words one would hear from the super conservative Church of Latter Day Saints, or Mormons. Well, hold on, they've gone holistic. From their website we quote, “While many people practice holistic methods on their own, some medical professionals look to holistic medicine as a better way to heal their patients. Glenda Christiaens, associate professor in the College of Nursing at Brigham Young University, and president-elect for the American Holistic Nurses Association, defined holistic nursing as "any type of nursing that has healing the whole person as its goal." "To me, it's when I have a client, and I don't treat them like they're a car and I'm their mechanic," Christiaens said. "It's really a mind, body [and] spirit approach. As if the mind, body and spirit are one, not separate entities." Florence Nightingale was one of the first to practice holistic nursing.

From If This Be Treason.com --
Even in tough economic times, it’s hard to give away $10,000 — in pennies...one million of them. To commemorate the 200th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s birth in 1809 and the 100th anniversary of the familiar Lincoln cent first issued in 1909, rare coin dealer Paul Hollis of Mandeville, Louisiana is giving away a million Lincoln cents in public places throughout Louisiana. He and volunteers began handing them out on Lincoln’s birthday, February 12, and will finish the million coin giveaway on February 24 at the Argus Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans. Hollis said he’s receiving several hundred phone calls and e-mails every day with requests by the public for pennies. But it’s been harder than anticipated to give away $10,000, and not just because the million one-cent denomination coins weigh about 5,500 pounds. The approximately 2.7 tons of coins are being given away by Hollis a handful-at-a-time with specially-made cloth coin “purses” that are accompanied by an illustrated, educational brochure he produced explaining the history of the Lincoln cent. How many people can say they gave away ‘tons of money’ and really mean it?” said Hollis

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