A new year brings resolutions, and for the establishment, their resolutions are quite clear: more false flags, more media circus and more staged news. Last week, we all awoke to news the French satire publication Charlie Hebdo had been attacked by terrorists, with Al Qaeda taking responsibility for the murder of several media figures. While it is tempting to get bogged down in situation details, we must always recall similar patterns of such events in the recent past which will serve to inform the greater context of this new event in the never-ending “war on terror”. 

By Guest Writer Jay Dyer

Addictions are the side effect of a grasping mind. Generally, it is when an individual feels excessive helplessness toward situations in his or her life, addictions and other coping mechanisms can form to help deal with the emotions. Unfortunately, in many cases it can be hard to truly see what is causing the emotions. This is where mindfulness meditation can begin to help. 

By Guest Writer Robert L. Rupp

Blackberry season is well underway here in the UK, with a bumper crop of deep purple fruits adorning the wild hedgerows. These tasty, sweet berries are loaded with anti-oxidants, making them an excellent choice against free-radical damage and for healthy cardio-vascular support. Not only have they been shown to have anti-viral, anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties they are also rich in vitamin C and manganese. 

By Contributing Writer Trinity Bourne

The biggest problem humanity faces right now is a case of mistaken identity. People mistake themselves for something they are not, and this generates all manner of false lifestyles and suffering. And even when a person discovers they are not the ego, there frequently follows all kinds of attachment and identification with qualities of the soul. So what about ditching all kinds of identity completely? 

By Contributing Writer Openhand

Without spiritual discernment, we accept and embrace concepts like “everything is in divine order”, “everything is being taken care of” and “divine intervention is forthcoming”. These concepts and beliefs give us a false sense of security and hope, deceiving and disempowering individuals who could potentially make a positive difference in the world. So why do we freely embrace false spirituality? 

Kundalini is essentially an evolutionary/energetic ‘boost’ we can gain with focused, meditative effort. It is referred to as an energetic ‘serpent’ because it’s coiled up in the root chakra, and it can be awakened - uncoiled up through each chakra - and used to find a permanently blissful state of consciousness. There are a lot of benefits to awakening it, and a lot of setbacks if we aren’t prepared. 

By Guest Writer Wes Annac

The kidneys are our organs that filter out toxins and waste from the bloodstream. Because toxins can affect your entire body, there is no question that supporting your kidneys is crucial for keeping your overall health in check

By Guest Writer Dr. Edward F. Group

Physicists have learned to predict phenomena based on quantum calculations, but it is still unclear why the observer of an experiment affects the behavior of the system they observe. Here are some examples of experiments with outcomes influenced by observation, which show how quantum mechanics deals with the intervention of conscious thought in material our reality. 

By Guest Writer Josh Richardson

tsū – The Social Network That Pays You

Sebastian Sobcza, founder of new social media network tsū, has created a social platform that actually pays you to use it. And this is your invitation to join us.