The way we end something is also how we live our life.  The ending is part of the flow or the conflict, it’s our choice.  Do we wish to struggle, resist, get upset?  Decide what is important, develop what is useful, and determine to have a good ending.  What are the guidelines for developing a good ending and living a good life in the meantime?

It’s a surety that once you work hard enough and stay committed you can achieve much more than you’d ever imagine. Putting in continued effort is a major determinant of success in any area.

And as we develop good habits with the help of knowing how to work with our Egos, we begin to see how naturally we are living in integrity because doing things that are good for ourselves and others feels amazing and are things we want to stay committed to and follow through on. The rewards are so fulfilling that we are fueled in our hearts by the cycle of flow; give and receive…the balance necessary for living a life of integrity.

500 straight women were surveyed by gay vlogger Arielle Scarcella about their sexual preferences. Watch this video to see some of the responses she got.

The pineal gland (also called the pineal body, epiphysis cerebri, epiphysis or the “third eye”) is a small endocrine gland in the vertebrate brain. It produces the serotonin derivative melatonin, a hormone that affects the modulation of wake/sleep patterns and seasonal functions. Its shape resembles a tiny pine cone (hence its name), and it is located near the center of the brain, between the two hemispheres, tucked in a groove where the two rounded thalamic bodies join.

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!

One of life’s most challenging events is when someone we care about crosses over to the other side. On the other side, they are busy in their non-physical form but aren’t too busy to let us know they are near and are assisting us to the best of their abilities.

One thing I came to understand quite quickly into my childhood was that while the forces of nature are absolutely beautiful, they are equally as terrifying and destructive. And I would later in life learn that neither aspect of nature is better nor worse than the other, but rather each holds its own place in keeping the vital balance necessary to ensure the very forces of nature themselves continue to work as the organic framework upon which our world manifests itself into being.

Earth Day 2019 – World Meditation for Humanity on Earth Day: We are all connected. And we are all connected to our magnificent life source – Mother Earth. It’s time once again to pause for a moment and pay homage to this beautiful planet, with which we are inextricably intertwined each in our own way.

A day before countries around the world celebrate Earth Day, activist and leader of the School Strike for Climate Greta Thunberg addressed protesters in London who have been occupying a number of major landmarks for almost a week, rallying the demonstrators to continue their fight against the “existential crisis” brought about by climate change.

The theme for Earth Day 2019 is: Protect Our Species. Watch this video to learn some fascinating facts about our amazing world.

UNESCO refused to consider our sacred mountain as a World Heritage site, but maybe someday, if we had a Navajo Victor Hugo write a novel telling the story of our relationship to this sacred being—the Earth and its people—the world would come to understand.

Former president Jimmy Carter, the only US president to complete his term without war, military attack or occupation has called the United States “the most warlike nation in the history of the world.”

President Donald Trump decided late Tuesday to continue America’s complicity in the world’s worst humanitarian crisis by vetoing the historic #YemenWar Powers resolution. Congress urged to “pull out the stops to confront this president who thinks starving millions of Yemenis is a price worth paying for high arms industry profits.”

Now is the time to take action. We must urge the UK government to oppose the extradition of this persecuted journalist to the US. And mobilize to demand the Trump administration to drop criminal charges against Assange and WikiLeaks. We must fight to defend Assange, not for his sake, but for our own and for our democracy. #freeassange

In this 89-second video, RT takes a look back at the key moments in Assange’s career that remind us why the world owes him a debt of gratitude.