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Sometimes it comes from other kids! – More than one third of those who sexually abuse children are other juveniles, not adults (as one might suspect).

Researchers found that juveniles account for more than one-third of those known to police to have committed sex offenses against minors. And juveniles who commit sex offenses against other children are more likely than adult sex offenders to offend in groups, at schools, and to have more male and younger victims.
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Ever since I woke up from having almost died of a brain aneurysm on October 16, 2004, I’ve had flashes of what I call “psychic intuition.” I also often find myself in the right place and the right time and find that I have gotten a message. It’s almost as if my brain got scrambled and left me with occasional glimpses into the world that psychic mediums must inhabit all the time.

Whitley and I don’t go to church every week, but last week we decided to postpone a bike ride and our favorite radio show and go to 9:30 mass. I was amazed that the priest, in his homily, talked about this very thing, although he called them “epiphanies.” He spoke of them as being insights, sudden “light bulb” moments that bring understanding about life and our place in it.
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Famed broadcaster Zoe Hieronimous has written an extraordinary book about the seven holy women of Israel, Sarah, Miriam, Devorah, Chanah, Avigail, Chuldah, and Esther. Their lives reflect a kabbalistic path to spiritual evolution that is of incredible value to us today.

Listen as William Henry explores this crucially important and badly neglected material. What is a human soul? Where do we stand? How do we find the markers along the road?

Zoe offers a very new–and very old–approach to enriching our inner life.

Learn more about her book at SevenHolyWomen.com.

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Tell your boss you’re improving your office skills! – Many office workers secretly play video games on their computers at the office (they read our edge news and listen to Dreamland there too!) It turns out that playing these games may actually improve their performance, depending on which ones they play.

Psychologists noticed this when looking at how video games affect kids. Psychologist Rolf Nelson says, “If they

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