Relationships naturally have ups and downs. Sometimes we feel very connected to our spouses and other times we may wonder what brought us together in the first place. We can sometimes feel alienated, resentful and angry with the person we are married to. We are different. Men and women are wired differently with differing needs. […]

Your first key to living a spiritually connected and purpose filled life is the “Silent Watcher.” The Silent Watcher is the observer, the place of higher consciousness within everyone. It is always watching, observing your thoughts, your feelings, and your actions from a non-judgmental, neutral place. Here’s how to become the observer.

Women and men across the country are planning a national walkout on Monday (Sept. 24) afternoon in a show of solidarity with sexual assault survivors, as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford prepares to testify regarding her allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

A part of making everyday count in life, is to learn how to stay happy. Happiness and keeping a good attitude will allow you to have great days and eventually a great year.

“You wanna smile. You wanna be happy. You got a lot to be thankful for. But you watch some of the faces around you everyday. And I tell you some of these faces, they will put you in a depressed state of mind.” Les Brown

In this video, you will see a compilation of the best crop circles discovered during the summer of 2018. We were gifted with many dynamic crop circles this summer and they contain many messages and symbols for us to decipher.

In this channeling, Kryon explains how your ability communicate with your true self will begin to increase as the shift moves forward. Your intuition will sharpen and synchronicity will make sure you are always where you should be. Kryon also describes what you really look like when you aren’t on Earth.

Want to know what the stars have in store for you? Read this weekly astrological report Patrick and be prepared to make the most of your week!

Sign up for weekly LOA tips like this here For membership info-click here For private coaching-click here Polarized Thinking & The Law of Attraction Do you know what polarized thinking is? More importantly, do you understand how it relates to the Law of Attraction? Polarized thinking is quite common out there in the world of […]

The world’s first plastic bicycle path made of recycled bottles, cups and packaging has opened in the Netherlands, as part of a pilot that could see similar roads open up across the country.

A pair of leading scientists is calling on the global community to spend the next few decades working toward formal protections for at least half of the world’s oceans and lands, warning that as the human population nears its projected 10 billion by mid-century, several species will face a heightened threat of extinction.

A noted figure in the science world has paired with a colleague to pen an editorial for the journal Science. Jonathan Baillie, executive VP and chief scientist at the National Geographic Society and Ya-Ping Zhang with the Chinese Academy of Sciences have published a paper strongly supporting the idea of establishing many more land and sea areas as protected sites. Failure to do so, they warn, could spell doom for many species, perhaps including our own.

With reports of skyscraper-likes waves out at sea, the potential for historic coastal surges and rainfalls, and severe threats to vulnerable nuclear plants and other industrial waste sites—a behemoth Hurricane Florence is fast-approaching the southeastern U.S. coast

Just days after the Yemen-based human rights group Mwatana gave CNN documents showing that U.S.-manufactured bomb fragments have been found at the scene of at least 11 separate Saudi-led attacks on Yemeni civilians since 2015, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo opted to continue American military support for Saudi Arabia over the objections of his staff in an effort to preserve $2 billion in weapons sales to the brutal monarchy.

More than five million children are at risk of famine in Yemen as the ongoing war causes food and fuel prices to soar across the country, charity organization Save the Children warned.

We can pretend that the Constitution, which was written to hold the government accountable, is still our governing document. The reality we must come to terms with, however, is that in the America we live in today, the government does whatever it wants, freedom be damned.

By Ellen Brown | Nexus Newsfeed Excluding institutions such as Blackrock and Vanguard, which are composed of multiple investors, the largest single players in global equity markets are now thought to be central banks themselves. An estimated 30 to 40 central banks are invested in the stock market, either directly or through their investment vehicles (sovereign wealth funds). According […]