Writings by Suzanne B. Stryker

I love people and everything in between. Today, I share personal examples and pictures of how love and art can improve our inner and outer worlds...

We can speed up the transition to a new age by becoming a catalyst. I think of a catalyst as someone who brings out the best in others, which benefits everyone. This has a domino or rippling effect that is far reaching. You can find your own way of doing this...

Nineteen-year-old Alison Apostle broke her back ski jumping at Bridger Bowl, Montana. Her first lumbar vertebra shattered into many pieces, which caused multiple nerve damage. She was transported by ambulance, then plane, then another ambulance to Billings, Montana, where they performed emergency surgery during the middle of the night...

"Sun Moon Secret" was inspired by an early morning walk. The landscape breathes a gentle breeze. Mother Earth’s kundalini flows. I see the sun and moon at once...

Happy Holidays!
I have gifts for you in the form of healings, inspiration, my artwork and a short experience...

Recently, Pennsylvania State University researchers asked to investigate the progression of my spiritual journey, background, adverse spiritual experiences and how I dealt with them. If that isn’t enough, they also want to research how the awakening process has affected my values, principles and codes of ethics.

I am publishing my monthly blog early so that you and your family can benefit from the important time of the year dedicated to ancestral healing. Besides the points I discuss further below, honoring your forbears is practical...

I perceive the world through various lenses. I have shared a few of them with you: bliss, oneness, pure knowledge and sacred intelligence. In this writing, I offer another perspective.

For the past six years, filmmaker Michael W. Barnard has been making the monumental documentary "Going to the Source—the Maharishi Chronicles." The documentary is about what it was like being around Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, the internationally known guru to celebrities and founder of Transcendental Meditation. 

There are so many ways to describe what happens when I do healing work and how I experience the process. My new eight-minute recording covers a few of them. Subtle healing energy is embedded in my words and in the silence between the words...

From doing thousands of healings, I see that people are too much in their heads and out of touch with their bodies. As a result, both mind and body suffer.

Often, the result of my process painting is abstract artwork, which, if you judge the book by its cover, would not be considered beautiful. But hear me out. I think of my artwork like people. By common standards, only a few young people are considered gorgeous. You need to look deeper to see the beauty in the rest of us...