Recent issues of Vibration Magazine have devoted several articles to a common theme--the special astrology and essences suite in December, the articles on stress in modern life in the current issue. We'd love to hear how you like this feature and what themes you'd want us to address in the future. If you have ideas or comments, do fill out our reader survey.

The special theme for our upcoming June issue is family life. We hesitate to give too many specifics, because we find that this zine is like a box of chocolates--we don't know what we'll get! Sometimes writers we hope to fit into the theme wind up not being able to deliver because their lives are so busy. Then, just when we despair of filling the issue at all, someone surprises us with a knock-out article that fits in just perfectly! More and more wonderful writers are joining our group, and we couldn't do this work without them.

Still, we'll at least let you in on our thoughts about this special suite on family life. We always welcome articles about children, but it seems like they're all about boys. This time, we're developing an article about essences for little girls. Donna also has in the works an article about the very special old souls who are being born now, almost a new race, which many people are calling the Indigo Children.

June 18 is Father's Day. We've never had an article about men and essences, so we've put out a call to essence makers, and--who knows--we may just wind up with several articles on this topic. Mothers with burnout deserve an article, too, but we're still looking for someone to write on that topic.

In fact, we are always looking for writers, so if you'd like to contribute, check out our writers' guidelines for tips on how to procede. If you are an essence user rather than a practitioner or essence maker, don't assume you have nothing to offer. Some of our most memorable articles come from essence users who write moving stories of how these remedies changed their lives.

June is our second birthday, and we want it to be a blowout celebration of our continued development as an e-zine--better and better articles, more and more beautiful graphics. Do join us--if you haven't signed up for your free subscription, do so now so that you'll be automatically notified when the next issue is available.

Thanks for your presence and support,
Deborah Bier and Donna Cunningham
Editors of Vibration

ART CREDITS: This lovely background came from a small but elegant collection at Chesil's Garden, which is currently offline.

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

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