We are delighted to speak to Penny Kelly, the co-owner, with her husband, Jim Jenzen, of Lily Hill Farm and Learning Center in SW Michigan.

Penny teaches a variety of classes and workshops on the topics of intuition, gardening, food and nutrition. She maintains a large consulting practice that includes both spiritual and nutritional consulting.

She writes poetry, raises chickens, milks cows, and grows organic vegetables and small fruits, and is the author of 4 books: The Evolving Human, The Elves of Lily Hill Farm, Robes – A Book of Coming Changes, and From The Soil To The Stomach. She is currently working on her fifth book, Consciousness and Energy, Vol 1, due out in spring 2007.

For some years she has been involved in scientific research and investigations into consciousness at Pinelandia Laboratory near Ann Arbor, MI and has been the subject of some research as well.

She holds a degree in Humanistic Studies from Wayne State University, a degree in Naturopathic Medicine from Clayton College of Natural Health, and is currently working toward her Ph.D. in nutrition from the American Holistic College of Nutrition.

Penny is the mother of four children, and runs Lily Hill Farm and Learning Center wit hehr husband since 1987.. For more information please visit their web site www.lilyhillfarm.org

1: The Evolving Human

1. Your first book, the Evolving Human, is about your story and what happens to perception and personal reality following a life changing and spontaneous awakening of consciousness. To our listeners who may have not heard the term, exactly what is Kundalini?

2. Penny, the experience of Kundalini, can vary from one individual to another. However are there common signs of Kundalini?

3. Why is Kundalini experience valuable, or is there a greater purpose than just a wider consciousness?

4. Your life has gone through interesting changes as a result of Kundalini experience; can you tell our listeners some of the more interesting things Kundalini has allowed you to do?

Penny Kelly, would come back to talk us about the Eleves of Lily hill farm?