On September 11, 2001, I was nearing the end of my planning period at Jeffersonville High School and had gone to the office to check my mailbox. Barb Trouy, our receptionist, was on the phone with a... Read more >>

I had travel plans to Hawaii for my sixtieth birthday last year. My husband and I hadn’t been there in over twenty years (with raising our children and helping with grandchildren). My oldest... Read more >>

Sweet dreams and flying machines in pieces on the ground.—James Taylor, “Fire and Rain” We Speak Art Bell was interviewing us, The Psychic Twins, on his live radio show... Read more >>

Deepening Your Dreamstate: Dreams and Precognitive Omens About World Events Did you have any warning about the explosive events of September 11? It’s interesting how many people I’ve... Read more >>

The next morning we heard the news: There had been a shooting in Seattle—five people shot—just as we had predicted six hours earlier. Our friend from Seattle, Shavawn, called us to report... Read more >>

Deepening Your Dreamstate: Dreams and Precognitive Omens About World Events In Part 1 of this article, I recount two dreams I had before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and I share how I tended to... Read more >>

The last time I was in the towers was with my brother Mark (RIP) in the summer of 1986. We were showing my kids the city, the towers, the Statue, and Ellis Island. I couldn’t bring Geoffrey up... Read more >>

Having just watched the documentary “Bush’s War” on Frontline, it took little for me to believe the allegation in Pulitzer-prize winning author Ron Suskind’s book, The Way of... Read more >>

In light of the escalating violence and terror, a Patriot Act forum was held at UIC on February 10, 2004. Post 9/11 has had everlasting effects on the lives of people worldwide. In particular,... Read more >>

Live. Forgive. Seek. Imagine. I’m writing this article Sunday morning September 7, 2008 at 12:50 a.m. Without giving much thought to the soon approaching anniversary of the terrorist attacks... Read more >>