Vibration Magazine
Editorial Staff

Editor: Deborah Bier, PhD

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Deborah is the founder of the World Wide Essence Society and Whole Energy Essences of Concord, MA (USA), makers of fruit, flower and gem essences. She is a holistic health care practitioner, her healing practice including hands-on energy work, psychotherapy, essences, and homeopathy. Deborah holds a doctorate in therepeutic counseling and is an ordained inter-faith minister.

As an educator, she has lectured in a variety of settings on philosophy of holistic healthcare, energy work, and essences. Her students are consumers, and holistic and mainstream healthcare practitioners. Deborah is a freelance editor and is an internationally-published writer on food, health, and healing.

Editor: Donna Cunningham, MSW

Donna Cunningham has worked with the essences since 1981 and has written and lectured about them for 20 years. For two years, she edited Shooting Star, a journal integrating flower remedies and astrology, and she also edited CASE Reports, the journal of the Cascadian Association for the Study of Essences, for its first two years. She is also an internationally-known astrologer, author of twelve books on astrology and other metaphysical topics. For more information and links to her articles that have appeared in Vibration, visit her Frequent Contributor's Page on this site. For information on her astrological or Word of Mouth Web Design services, go to her Web page. See her astrology, essence, and mystery novel titles offered in ebook format here.

The World Wide Essence Society does not mean to imply any recommendation of nor give certification to any individuals or companies mentioned on this Website. Vibration Magazine is provided purely for informational purposes. We ask consumers to make their own determination as to quality of the services and products offered here. Vibration Magazine is not meant to be advice, and the information is not meant to replace medical or psychological treatment.