From the Editors October 13, 1997 Issue

TO OUR READERS

The Editors

Who has real status? A security guard? A United States Congressman? A mother of three children? A business consultant? The answer is, they all do. Equally. That's vividly clear from what people in these and other areas told us, and more important, from what they hold very dear to themselves.

As you read on, you'll see that we spoke with people from various walks of life about their status and whether they are happy with it. The answers took a refreshing spiritual turn, as the first person, a musician, brings out in his comment: "I ... that the best shows that I've ever done are the ones that weren't shows—they were real, they came from inside." Please join us in taking a look at status—without the symbols.

"What shapes who I am?" answers a question that many men and women—whether or not they are seeking status—wonder about. And the value of gaining a new perspective is explored in "Illumined consciousness and healing."

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