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An even more amazing story comes from a hike I was on when a man behind me started exclaiming loudly that we had to get to the road fast because he couldn't breathe well and his chest was hurting. Someone said he was a diabetic and needed sugar ...

Now, normal people might have gone into a panic at this point because we have no family or friends that would lend us the money. We worked several days trying to find the money and nothing was happening. We were facing eviction and we had only five days to figure this out ...

My clarity of thinking and problem-solving has brought me to many new and exciting life decisions. I asked as part of my DDP to facilitate change and to evolve as much as possible in this stage of my life. And I certainly got what I asked for! ...

I decided to set up conings for the various projects and decisions that needed to be made using a soil-less garden. Marti became the name of the deva of the relocation process. What we accomplished still astounds me ...

When my husband and I finally got dropped off near the trailhead that was supposed to take us to where our group was planning to camp the second night, there was a problem. Our transportation had left, we had no cell phones or money, and what we were looking at around us didn't match the map we borrowed ...

Occasionally when I ask my team a question, I am able to intuit the actual answer. But usually I end up playing 20 questions and muscle-testing for the answers. Because my body has been weakened from years of health problems, I was told I could only handle one memory a week ...

I doubted the miracle, so two weeks later during a regular MAP session, I apologized to them and asked for confirmation. I got an affirmative that yes, indeed my eyes were healed. Then I saw (again with my eyes closed) what appeared to be two eyes such as would be shown in a textbook ...

I was able to take one dose of meds, then I began to take the MBP Cell Balancing Solution twice daily. The formula worked in less than two days ...

No one had watered the ground out by the steps. We’d had no rain in months. The native wild flowers had not even produced. Sage, cactus and yucca were the only plants that withstood the drought. So to see a single scarlet nasturtium blossom that had somehow forced its way up through the brick-hard crust as a sign for me was quite something ...