Oprah had an interesting show regarding Past Life Regression this week.  She had Dr. Brian Weiss, author of Many Lives, Many Masters on the show. I was wanted to mention past life regression in my health blog since I have undergone past life regression myself many times over many years.  I have found it to be an amazing healing tool. My first past life regression was in 1998, but I had been read...

I did not watch this episode with Dr. Oz (I didn't know it was on), but I read the summary and plan to look for it online. In my previous blog regarding Oprah's earlier show in May with Brian Weiss, I mentioned that I had been greatly helped by undergoing several past life regressions. Since Oprah's most recent show was specific to Phobias, I have decided to share my personal experience regarding...

America�s best businesswoman, Oprah Winfrey, has recognized the genius of Will Allen�s Growing Power. The inventive, inspiring urban farmer is featured in this month�s O magazine (after being profiled in the New York Times magazine earlier this month, and a full four years after gracing the Shepherd�s cover). Allen, his staff and the supporters of Growing Power earn their praise day after day, ten...

It was only a matter of time until Oprah attempted Broadway, and so in 2005 she produced an adaptation of Alice Walker’s violent, controversial novel, The Color Purple (or, perhaps more accurately, an adaptation of the 1985 film adaptation of the book, which starred Oprah herself). The musical is considerably lighter . . .

Certain authors are gifted with the ability to create characters that simply cry out to be transferred to movie screens and theater stages. Alice Walker provided a shining example in Celie, the principal character in her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Color Purple. Steven Spielberg first brought Celie to life on the silver screen in 1985, when he earned 11 Oscar nominations, including Best Picture. Later, Quincy Jones (who wrote the movie's score) and lead-producer Scott Sanders set the stage for a theater production in "Oprah Winfrey Presents The Color Purple."

Ever wonder whether the Pabst Theater is haunted? Tonight may be your chance to find out—well, sort of. It depends on whether you think medium clairvoyant Lisa Williams is the real deal or not. A John Edward for the Oprah set, Lisa Williams purports to channel the dead—often in dramatic fashion—on her Lifetime . . .