Marlene Madison of Awakening People writes: Undeniably, the activities of our daily living are accompanied by stress, tension, anxiety, depression and emotional pressures. As our lives become busier and busier every day, the long-term effects of these physical, social, and emotional pressures are also increasing. Notably, one of the simplest and often overlooked effective solutions…
Alexandra Roach of My Empowered World writes: I am an immigrant. I naturalized in 2011 at the height of Operation Enduring Freedom. My husband was deployed to Afghanistan and I felt as if I was sitting between two chairs. We were stationed in Germany at the time; my home country. Yes, I was home, but…
When it comes to parenting, there is no blueprint to getting it right. Everyone has their own style and learn through trial and error. However, psychologists have found some common habits of successful parenting. Here are a couple of those habits. 1. Kids are assigned regular chores Research shows that when children are given chores…
Anna LeMind of The Mind Unleashed writes: The idea of cryonic preservation is not new. We have seen it in numerous sci-fi movies, but the question is –is it practically possible to freeze a human being and then bring them back to life after a certain amount of years? A new project aims to do…
Erin Elizbeth of Health Nut News writes: Herbalife has agreed to pay $200 million to reimburse consumers who lost money on its nutrition supplements and will also make major changes in its sales and distribution practices, the Federal Trade Commission announced on Friday. The FTC filed a complaint accusing the company of deceiving consumers about…
CLN Joneil of Conscious Living writes: We each get 24 hours or 1440 minutes every day to make something of ourselves. We have dreams and visions of what our life should be like and what we’d want to do with our lives. Thankfully we get a reset every day to work towards those goals. With perseverance we…
Mark Filiser, an old man, died at the geriatric ward of a nursing home. What he left behind was a beautiful poem called Cranky Old Man which the old man had written days before his death. The poem left everyone lost for words, and the nurse in charge made sure all employees got copies of…
Christina Sarich of Waking Times writes: Facing ever-growing levels of harassment from the current, crumbling power structure, a new breed of dis-obedient women is shaking up the world. No longer facing simple media slurs or targeted cyber-trolling, some of these women are even being murdered to keep the planet from knowing about the causes which they bravely…
Jonathan Emmen of Expanded Consciousness writes: You probably have spent your entire life hearing people saying that you should follow your dreams, that you are bound to have a great life if you do so. But there you are, still waiting for that to happen. Or you are on the skeptical side of the fence,…
From an article on Sunny Skyz: Jarrett Adams, who at age 17 was sentenced to 28 years in prison for an alleged rape he didn’t commit and went to law school after being exonerated, is beginning law practice in New York City. Sprung from prison through efforts by the the Wisconsin Innocence Project, Adams entered…