Alatheia Luna of AwakeningPeople.com writes: With some people, making friends is comparable to playing a strategic chess game. The normal meet-and-greet, sit and eat rules don’t apply until you pass the first barrier: shyness.Ever wondered why the shy, reserved kids in class were always the least popular? Perhaps even the most outcasted? The truth is, in the…
Maria Marlowe from DavidWolfe.com shares her recipe: Baked sweet potato fries sound good in theory, after all, baked foods are healthier than fried, but they often end up mushy or unappetizing. And the ones in the freezer section of the grocery? Those are typically pre-fried. So, how do you get a desirable texture and flavor…
9Cherie Roe Dirksen from Conscious Life News writes: System Reboot I don’t know about you, but I’ve kind of slipped off the bandwagon lately with regards to ‘me’ time. I don’t know if its got to do with moving house and having an endless list of things to do or being in the midst of…
Ben Schwalb from My Empowered World writes: Most of our suffering is self-inflicted. How does this happen? It all starts with desire: we want something. Then we make a leap from desire to belief: we believe that our desire should be fulfilled. We “should” lose weight. We “should not” eat that dessert. Someone “should” invite us to…
Phillip J. Watt from The Mind Unleashed writes: Not surprisingly, the gap between the rich and poor continues to grow. Almost exactly one year ago, Oxfam released a report which stated that 62 people owned as much wealth as the bottom poorest half of the world’s population. Now in alignment with the World Economic Forum…
Aletheia Luna from Awakening People writes: SHAMANS, MEDICINE PEOPLE, MYSTICS AND SAGES THROUGHOUT THE AGES HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN THAT THE SOUL DOESN’T SPEAK THE HUMAN LANGUAGE. Instead, our souls communicate with us through symbols, metaphors, archetypes, poetry, deep feelings and magic. The human language is far too limiting to express the full spectrum of profound…
Anthony William of Awakening People writes: Basil is an herbal antibiotic, antiseptic, carminative, and appetizer that has an special affinity for the stomach. Basil significantly benefits the stomach during digestion and can provide immediate relief from gas, stomach cramps, and nausea. It also contains powerful anti-inflammatory properties and can provide relief for inflamed bowel conditions…
Susan L. Magine of Awakening People writes: Everything in reality is made of energy. But for most of us this can be a hard concept to comprehend because we are conditioned to perceiving the world as very real and solid. As children we are taught, for example, that a table is a table, and a…
Kute Blackson from Conscious Life News writes: What if you don’t have to know where you are going in order to get where you need to be? You are exactly where you are meant to be, doing what you are meant to do, even if it doesn’t seem that way. However, there may be many…
McKinley Corbley from Good News Network writes: This Kenyan man was tired of seeing trash continuously piling up on the beaches of his city – so he came up with an ingenious way to recycle plastic waste and save trees at the same time. Aghan Oscar is the founder of Continental Renewable Energy (COREC), a small…