Conscious Living

Sex Coach Says That When Used Responsibly, Porn Offers 3 Big Sexual Benefits
Is occasional porn good for your love life? This sex coach says, “yes!

The Magic of Not Giving a F*** (Life Changing Ted Talk Video)
Have you seen this laugh out-loud Ted Talk about not giving a f***? Watch now!

Why You Should Befriend The Darkness Within You
In the end, integrating the shadow and the darkness (and embracing the Light) is mostly about being present to both, and having the courage to stay present rather than running.

You’ve Got To Have Some Faith (Motivational Video with Steph Curry)
Steph Curry, NBA MVP for two seasons running, speaks about having the faith to step out and accomplish the goals you set out for yourself. In this speech he gave on winning the MVP 2014-2015, he mentions having the faith, passion and the drive to succeed.
Health & Wellness

Olfactory Medicine: Learn How Illness Is Diagnosed By Smell
Learn how this breathalyzer-like prototype device is being used to detect the scent of disease.

How Are Universal Frequencies Affecting You this Week (April 23-28, 2018)?
How Are Universal Frequencies Affecting You this Week (April 23-28, 2018)? Find out in our weekly column, a helpful complement to your weekly horoscope, and a great standalone resource providing valuable insights into your health, nutrition, and muscular form and function.

Meet Moringa: The Next Big Superfood
The moringa tree is fast-growing; its leaves are highly nourishing; and it is native to the parts of the world where malnutrition is a serious threat. With seven times more vitamin C than oranges and four times more calcium than milk, moringa is touted as the plant that may help end world hunger.

Revolutionary New Dental Technique: Stem Cell Fillings Allow Your Teeth to Repair and Regenerate
Who would have ever thought that the research on stem cells could be applied to cavities? Here’s the scoop on this new method of dental health.
Environment

100% Renewable Energy is Within Our Reach
America’s twisted politics may slow the transition to renewables, but other countries are now pushing the pace. In July of 2017, for instance, the Chinese announced that Qinghai Province—a territory the size of Texas—had gone a week relying on 100% renewable energy, a test of grid reliability designed to show that the country could continue its record-breaking pace of wind and solar installation.

7 Things We’ve Learned About Earth Since the Last Earth Day
When Senator Gaylord Nelson (D-Wisc.) founded Earth Day in 1970, his hope was to make the environment a political issue in an era where US rivers caught on fire and thick smog choked cities. In many ways, it worked. Since then, major environmental laws have helped clean up much of the vivid toxic detritus in the soil, air, and water in the US. But our challenges today are no less daunting. The accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, the loss of wilderness and species, and the acidification and pollution of the oceans have all become more acute — and more destabilizing. Here are some things we’ve learned about our amazing planet since the last Earth Day.

Sweden Launches World’s First Electric Road That Charges Cars As They Drive
By 2030, Sweden aims to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels by 70 percent. Days ago, the country took a big step toward achieving its goal. Electric rail has been embedded into the nearly 2 km (1.2 miles) of public road which is located near Stockholm. This is just the first stretch of electric rail road intended to be built. The government’s roads agency has already drafted a national map which outlines future expansion.

Farmer Converts 40,000 Acres Into Largest Organic Farm In Canada
Travis Heide’s farm is large enough to produce 2,200,000 bushels of wheat per year. Although he has been mostly quiet about his transition to organic, his company Organics Canada Ltd. is set to boom as he will begin producing oats, lentils, peas, wheat and hemp all organically.
Science & Tech

Your Brain Is Not Your Mind: An Exploration of the True Nature of Consciousness
What do we really know about the intrinsic nature of consciousness and its essential role (if any) in the nature of cosmos? Probably a lot less than many would assume. There is no question that our knowledge of brains has expanded massively in the past century. But what does all this data about brains really tell us about consciousness?

A Scientific Look At How Soda Destroys Your Body (video)
Are you a soda lover? This video shows the effect that pop has on your body!

Too Much Sitting Is Bad For Your Brain — Not Just Your Metabolism and Heart
Sitting too much is linked to changes in a section of the brain that is critical for memory, according to a preliminary study by UCLA researchers of middle-aged and older adults.

Researchers Discover New Cure for Type 1 Diabetes (No Insulin and No Side Effects)
Insulin may be a thing of the past. Research shows diabetics may soon be getting gene transfers instead.
Reality's Edge

How to Determine Your Heart’s Desire Number (from Your Birthdate) and What It Means
Your Heart’s Desire Number in numerology has a big influence on everything you do. Here’s how to figure out what your is and what it means.

Your Brain Is Not Your Mind: An Exploration of the True Nature of Consciousness
What do we really know about the intrinsic nature of consciousness and its essential role (if any) in the nature of cosmos? Probably a lot less than many would assume. There is no question that our knowledge of brains has expanded massively in the past century. But what does all this data about brains really tell us about consciousness?

Hidden Teachings Of The Bible That Explain Manifestation, Consciousness & Oneness
Gregg Braden offers powerful information as he discusses what was eliminated from the Bible in 325 AD and how you can use the teachings in the discarded text to manifest what you want.

Are Lightworkers Strategically Placed on the Planet?
That humanity has been distracted from this knowledge and understanding through false teaching, amusements and entertainment is one of history’s greatest lies and tragedies for humankind. We can’t all be physically together, except in a very large concept. And the truth warriors with whom we each communicate are often in far flung locations and operate in their own personal nexus.
Media & Arts

Ode to Mother Earth (Root Chakra Healing Song)
Today, on Earth day, I want to share this beautiful song that is an Ode to Mother Earth. And, it’s also a healing song for the first chakra. Below are the lyrics so you can get even more benefit by singing along. Enjoy!

Here’s the Kind of Information Google and Facebook Have on You
Google and Facebook are two of the largest and clearest monopolies in the world, and between them, the harvesting of your personal information goes far beyond what most people realize was even possible.

How One Bullet Shattered A Body and a Family
This is the devastation that one bullet can cause but in the darkness there was still light.

#MeToo and #TimesUp Have Pushed 48% of Companies To Review Pay Policies
48% of companies say they’re reviewing their pay policies with an eye toward closing the compensation gap between males and females.
Government

Dalai Lama Caught in the Middle as India and China Reboot Ties
Is India distancing itself from the Tibetan exile community six decades after the Dalai Lama fled to the country?

Zuckerberg Faces Congressional Inquisition
Under fire for the worst privacy debacle in his company’s history, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg batted away often-aggressive questioning last Tuesday from lawmakers

US Police Spied on Muslims, African Americans: ACLU
Police in the US city of Boston unjustly spied on thousands of social media posts and specifically targeted Muslims and African Americans claims the ACLU

In Syria and Beyond, What Would It Even Look Like If the U.S. Truly Wanted Peace in the World?
Military experts (and corporatists) rule – at least since the end of WWII. They have pressured every U.S. president to lead with the military option and have usually gotten their way. It hardly matters that they have pushed over the years for the use of nuclear weapons, or that they have lost every war they’ve fought since 1945, inflicting or at least expanding global chaos and suffering in the process.
Economy

How to Decide Who to Hire For Your Software Development Project
Many managers believe that once they have decided to go for outsourcing the software development, they do not have much to ponder on. Contrary to this opinion, there are still quite a lot of things that an organization has to take care of, even if they decide to go for outsourcing. The process of hiring another firm requires another level of decision making and analysis and that too at multiple levels. Here are some helpful tips.

Global Debt Is Now an Insane $164 Trillion, But Who Exactly Do We Owe the Money To?
The global debt is now so astronomically high that it’s impossible to pay off, and so there really is no point to even trying. In fact, governments are not at all concerned with paying off the debt because they know the number has lost its meaning in the face of such ridiculous proportions. But who do we owe, and who’s doing all the borrowing?

Silver In Venezuela is Up 2 Million Percent – This is How Silver Acts When Fiat Dies!
This chart in this video shows how silver has gone up over 2 million percent in Venezuela since their economy collapsed. The price is shown in Venezuelan Bolívar (VEF). Other factors that could affect the price of silver are also discussed

Why Your Online Reputation Matters
Online reputation management means you have total control over your brand’s reputation and how it is perceived in the online world. Whether it be reviews, social media posts, news stories on customer Tweets, you are aware of what is being said about you and can prevent a tidal wave of negative press crashing down. It is easier to take control of your reputation rather than having to dig yourself out of a whole and fix my online reputation.