We all know what it’s like to fill out detailed forms about our medical history at the doctor’s office. But is your doctor asking you the questions he or she really needs in order to get a good read on your health? In case your doctor isn’t asking you the questions that might illuminate potential root causes of your illness, try asking yourself these questions. 

By Guest Writer Lissa Rankin

The body of mainstream science has a history of becoming quite hysterical in the face of information seemingly competing for its “target demographic,” or even just information that doesn’t conform to the dominant paradigm in operation at the time. As such, it is organized science that has often proved and continues to prove to be the biggest adversary to impartial discussion and consideration of novel data — an alien concept to many people due to the way science, particularly in the mainstream, has been mythologized as a totally dispassionate and objective enterprise that only cares for so-called truth. 

By Guest Writer Brendan D. Murphy

Plants are amazing, aren't they? They have no need to roam about hunting other creatures for food, because they figured out a way to capture the energy of the Sun directly through these little light-harvesting molecules known as chlorophyll; a molecule, incidentally, which bears uncanny resemblance to human blood because it is structurally identical to hemoglobin, other than it has a magnesium atom at its core and not iron as in red blooded animals. What if conventional wisdom regarding our most fundamental energy requirements has been wrong all along and we can directly harness the energy of the Sun when we consume 'plant blood'? 

By Contributing Writer Sayer Ji

How does anything ever change on this planet? Through people empowering themselves with the conviction that one person can make an impressionable difference in something. This internal belief has the power to do everything from disempowering corrupt systems to nurturing consciously evolved social ideas. Yet, with the awareness of this power should come the awareness that we cannot force sleepers to become awakened. Their slumber will end soon enough, when the time is right. 

By Guest Writer Paul Lenda

While worry and anxiety can both make you miserable, they are two distinct concepts occurring in different parts of your brain. Put simply, worrying is thinking about something, and anxiety is feeling it. One often triggers the other, and they tend to be bosom buddies, unfortunately. So, since worry is in your mind, to reduce it, you have to learn to soothe and guide your thinking brain and calm its fear circuit. Here are some practical ways to do that... 

By Guest Writer Debbie Hampton

Can you think back to a time in the past when you really wanted to create a life-change but had a definite sense of there being both a literal and a vibrational gap between where you were and the situation or place you would much rather be? If you are at this place right now, there are a few really key things for you to consider... 

By Guest Writer Caroline Diana Bobart

Apple Cider Vinegar has a plethora of useful and medicinal properties being loaded with vitamins, minerals and amino acids. The word vinegar translates to vin aigre, which is french for “sour wine”. MD’s during the 18th century used it as a multi purpose treatment for ailments like dropsy, stomach ache and even for managing diabetes. In fact, Hippocrates used vinegar to treat seventeen different conditions ranging from ulcers to fractures. 

By Guest Writer Chantelle Zakariasen.

We all wander through life searching for a higher purpose. We live with the same questions. Who are we? Why are we here? What are we meant to be doing? Am I living my best life? My experiences with over 400 deaths as a frontline social worker in a busy ER gave me the greatest insights and new understandings about death, dying and how the soul wishes to express itself in life. This is what your soul wants you know. 

By Guest Writer Katrina Cavanough

Some time has passed since I last chronicled my ongoing adventure, living on the top of a mountain in the Australian Bush with my wife Sarah, in totally sustainable living accommodations made from 2 shipping containers. We have had just a few amazing developments since then! It hasn't been easy but for us it has provided joy, happiness, peace of mind and satisfaction. 

By Guest Writer Paul Chambers

Imagine being able to feel and sense everything, whether positive or negative around you, 24/7. An Empath can’t turn off empathy (unlike someone who is perhaps ‘empathising’). It is possibly one of the most challenging of psychic gifts to master. I am an Empath who has spent nearly two decades, since awakening, mastering my empathic nature. 

By Contributing Writer Trinity Bourne