Is changing my name helpful?
In the words of the poet, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” A name is a description it an encapsulization of all that we are. It carries a vibration that is descriptive of that which describes us. Our society so often becomes excessively preoccupied with fashion that we think we have to wear our names like garments. We, yes, we chose our names when we were not hindered by vanity and they were exactly what we needed to excite us. If we have so changed in this lifetime that a new name carries a higher vibration for us may be well to use it. But it would be well that we take the time to consider; does this name excite the best within us or simply does it appeal to an overinflated sense of self?
Harvey served as a member of the boards of trustees for 12 years and Chairman of the Board for 3 years for the Association for Research and Enlightenment, the Edgar Cayce Foundation and Atlantic University. Rotated off the boards because of term limits.
A spiritual healer, Harvey has been a member and Secretary of Ohana O Kokua (Family of Helpers) for the past 30 years.
Harvey A. Green is a longtime member, trustee and chairman of the boards of the Association for Research and Enlightenment, the Edgar Cayce Foundation and Atlantic University. An international lecturer Green has lectured and conducted workshops on religion, mysticism, and the paranormal for the past 25 years. He has appeared as a guest on numerous radio shows and at several universities. His LIFE AND DEATH; THE PILGRIMAGE OF THE SOUL is a ground breaking work on immortality.
Harvey is a spiritual healer and Secretary of Ohana O Kokua (Family of Helpers), a spiritual healing group. His LETTERS TO HIS BELOVED has grown out of his 30 year work with spiritual healing.
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