Arleen Lorrance

In this book of hope, a vision is presented of how humanity will radically change in the coming paradigm shift as we completely transition from the Piscean to the Aquarian Age, from belief to knowing. In the transformation, we will lift to the next level of our potential as we elevate from our basic goodness to greatness. Our focus will be on creativity and excellence. We will replace hate and division with love and unity. We will come to know we are One Being. This momentous change will occur because of a quantum frequency shift in energy from the Universe to Planet Earth. It will enable us all to live in a greater intensity of Light and in the presence of higher realms. Chapters encourage readers to: Become One with all that is. Expand from personal to Universal love expression. Move beyond competition to the fruitfulness of cooperation. Elevate your beliefs to unquestionable knowing. Let conflict dissolve and experience the power of co-existence. Fill your life with purpose and conscious direction. Become a vehicle of unconditional love. Banish fear and chose awe. Turn toward the Divine. Embody the light. Live in finer frequency.

Two women, strangers to each other and living 3,000 miles apart, were mysteriously brought together for a spiritual work. That work has continued, by word of mouth alone, for over 45 years, facilitating the growth of thousands of participants into higher consciousness. This memoir reveals the creation of a supportive, international Love Family of individuals that is open to everyone. It is rooted in the six Love Principles, originated by Arleen Lorrance in 1970 in a Brooklyn, New York, high school as part of The Love Project, including "Be the change you want to see happen," a phrase mistakenly attributed to Mahatma Gandhi for many years. In the pages of this book you will find the profound wisdom Arleen and Diane have lived and taught, the methods they have developed for expanding awareness and creating realities, and a description of their relationship which they consider a Divine Union. Filled with inspiration, practicality and humor, this is a must-read for those on a spiritual path.

This life story of actor Sam Jaffe is extensively researched, including 150 personally conducted celebrity interviews, and colorfully told by writer Arleen Lorrance who was also his good friend. This is more than the story of a man who was admired and held in great esteem by the likes of John Huston, Zero Mostel, Karl Malden, Jack Lemmon, Julie Harris and Robert Wise. This is a 20th century history of theatre, film, and early television, not to mention life in New York City and Hollywood, lived passionately for 93 exciting and thoughtful years. Sam Jaffe created the classic film roles of Gunga Din, the high lama in Lost Horizon, and Doc Erwin Riedenschneider in The Asphalt Jungle (for which he received an Oscar nomination.) On television he was well known as Dr. Zorba in Ben Casey. His uniqueness enabled people to recognize him wherever he went. Jaffe was more than an actor. He was a man of integrity and conviction who was instrumental in starting Actor's Equity, as well as creating The Equity Library Theatre which kick-started hundreds of careers. Jaffe was a political activist who survived being falsely targeted by the House Un-American Activities Committee which damaged hundreds of professionals and destroyed many lives.

This inspiring chronicle of one woman's experience with breast cancer will speak to anyone who is faced with a serious health challenge. Arleen Lorrance has devoted her life to living and teaching six love principles she originated in 1970 and which transformed the school where she taught. In 2010 when she was told she had breast cancer she made the conscious choice to surround the cancer cells with love energy rather than view them as enemies with which to do battle. From the day of diagnosis she shared her process with a wide circle of family and friends asking them to support her in that intention. The book includes her reflections every step of the way through the mastectomy and reconstruction as well as responses by others who shared their own experiences. To guide her healing, she used The Love Principles and the wisdom she had accumulated over four decades as a personal growth facilitator. The result is a down-to-earth example of an authentic life in which inner convictions are aligned with outer actions.