The power of thought can “space condition” our mind to change our reality and your health, says Jim Skelton, MDiv, MEd, who also has a background in theology, psychology and philosophy. He is an informative series from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Tuesdays during March and April at the Institute for Learning in Retirement, room 135 of Curtis Hall at Cedar Crest College in Allentown. The course formulates a comprehensive view of life; lived in a multi-role, multi-faceted, multi-dimensional universe, and offers direction to the curious, quizzical and questioning via discussion and video. Topics include quantum physics, morphogenic fields, mind resonance, consciousness, water modalities, observer effects, sound and frequency, unified consciousness, free will, mental disciplines, radiation and evolution, metaphor and symbol, power of intentions and more. The collective understanding allows the mind to become a creative force that influences one’s environment to bring about positive, purposeful change. 

To register, call 610-606-4666 ext. 3381. For more information