Jade Small of The Art Child writes: We constantly talk about what is wrong with the world and what needs to change, but turning those words into actions is easier said than done. This Norwegian family decided that if they want to see a change happening in this world they need to start with themselves,…
Try this delicious smoothie recipe made with wild, lowbush blueberries; naturally occurring berries that have been growing in Maine, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island for more than 10,000 years. They are smaller in size than planted blueberries and a more concentrated source of nutrition and antioxidants. Wild Blueberries are the ultimate…
Dr. Stewart Bitkoff of Waking Times writes: According to Sufi tradition, man/woman is the meeting point between heaven and earth and is created with a spiritual destiny. Within each person there is the capacity to create, make decisions and destroy. These aspects or abilities reflect Higher attributes and man/woman’s birth right is to rule a…
Alanna Ketler of Collective Evolution: Before the Europeans came to America, it is estimated that anywhere from 1.2 million to 12 million Native Americans inhabited the land. The population of the Native Americans was reduced to 250,000, due to mass murder, genocide, imported diseases, slavery and suicide. There is no question about it, these people…
All over the media, doctor’s office and magazines we see that too much sun exposure is bad for you and you need sunscreen as protection. At the same time, over 2 million Americans find out they have skin cancer each year. Now, researchers are telling us that sunscreen is actually harming us. In 2014, the…
There is a group of fruit lovers in San Francisco that practice something known as “guerrilla grafting” – they graft fruit bearing branches onto fruitless, ornamental trees across the Bay Area city. Having access to free fruit sounds like a wonderful idea, considering the number of homeless people who can rarely afford a decent meal, but guerrilla grafting…
Carolanne Wright of Wake Up World writes: For Matt Killingsworth Ph.D., studying happiness is a full-time job. A Robert Wood Johnson Health and Society Scholar, inventor of the Track Your Happiness app and doctorate in psychology from Harvard University, he’s driven by the idea of learning what’s behind being joyful. So much so that he embarked on a…
Every day there are more and more people asking questions about themselves in regards to what they have been through in life. This is the age of awakening, spiritual awakening, which refers to a person’s ability to clearly see that what they perceive, experience, think or feel, is after all not the same as what…
From an article featured on The Anti Media: The 2016 election has been a wild ride, with two insurgent grassroots campaigns literally giving the political establishment a run for its money. But as the events of this presidential primary season play out, it’s becoming clear the U.S. election — and even more so, the presidential…
Carolanne Wright of Wake Up World writes: In this day and age, we’d be hard-pressed to find a few moments without the cacophony of modern life swirling around us. With 24/7 access to television, streaming video, radio and all sorts of digital music, we might not give a second thought to the constant audio bombardment. Nor do…