It’s fascinating to reflect on how belief systems are formed.

We all want to become successful in life. However what are we doing to accomplish those dreams and goals towards that ultimate success? Know that you have to take responsibility for your life and its ultimate path. You have to stay positive and make active decisions.

“It has been said that most people fail in life not because they aim too high and miss, but most people fail in life because (they were just like I was for 14 years) they aim too low and hit and many never aim at all.” Les Brown

Research suggests that meditation increases the production of melatonin, which is an essential sleep hormone. Meditation also clears your mind, reduces stress, and relieves physical tension – a trifecta that can lead to better sleep patterns over time.

The U.S. is ranked 19 among the happiest nations. What might the U.S. learn from the world happiest countries? A good place to start would be copy-pasting their economic and social welfare institutions. #happiness

The quickening of the new energy and the light is bringing #synchronicities to fruition, to reality faster than ever before. If you can see yourself doing something and you know what it is and you’re looking for the synchronicity to make it happen, put out the intent now. Don’t wait! Don’t decide it’s too great or too grand.

The dance of the ego and Spirit is a long and beautiful one, but also has very dramatic and mournful sections that can often tear at your heart strings. But once we remember that the world of ego is all illusory, we remember our true power and can fully recenter; shift back into the frequency of magic!

Channel for Bashar, Darryl Anka shares insights on the true nature of time, the current “shift” and how reality really works. In the nearly 35 years that channel Darryl Anka has been bringing through empowered messages from the entity known as Bashar, the themes have been constant and unwavering. But given the exponential shift that many […]

Certainly people like Francesca Levine, a content 72-year-old, working psychotherapist from Melbourne, Australia with a dog, a house, and grandchildren, aren’t the stereotypical plant medicine, psychedelics user. By Francesca’s own admission, her life is going great. She’s madly in love with her husband of 50 years, has an incredible family, and absolutely loves her work. […]

In a landmark verdict against Monsanto that could have far-reaching implications, a federal jury on Tuesday found that the weed-killer Roundup was “a substantial factor” in causing a 70-year-old plaintiff’s cancer. #monsantoguilty

That was the message of the youth-led School Strike for Climate movement on Friday as hundreds of thousands of students across the globe walked out of class and flooded the streets to demand immediate action against the ecological crisis

Parents of students at a San Joaquin County elementary school in California are demanding that the district remove a cell phone tower that was installed on the property a few years ago, due to concerns that the tower is giving children cancer.

The international rollout of fifth generation wireless technology (5G) is well underway despite increasingly vocal opposition from scientists and medical professionals, who are desperately trying to warn us of the well-documented dangers of 5G. Adding to the voices of dissent is Martin L. Pall, PhD and Professor Emeritus of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences at Washington State University: “Putting in tens of millions of 5G antennae without a single biological test of safety has got to be about the stupidest idea anyone has had in the history of the world.”

The U.S. is ranked 19 among the happiest nations. What might the U.S. learn from the world happiest countries? A good place to start would be copy-pasting their economic and social welfare institutions. #happiness

In a major step toward ending U.S. complicity in the world’s worst humanitarian crisis, the Senate passed a War Powers resolution to cut off American military support for the Saudi-led coalition’s assault on Yemen.

When Senate Democrats unveiled legislation to fully restore net neutrality last week, every member of the party’s caucus signed on to the bill—except one: Kyrsten Sinema. Call her office to let her know how you feel about her being a telecom shill: 602-598-7327

In their diatribes against former President Obama, Republicans seize upon many of his policies, but do not often speak ill of Obama’s policies and actions mentioned above. One could reasonably suggest that this is because many Republicans eagerly stand at the spigot of military spending as much as many Democrats do.