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Dr Mark Sircus – Sodium bicarbonate is not only an excellent agent for natural chemotherapy, bringing as it does higher O2 levels through increased alkalinity to the cells, it is also one of the most basic medicines we have for kidney disease.
New research by British scientists at the Royal London Hospital shows that sodium bicarbonate can dramatically slow the progress of chronic kidney disease.[1] Continue reading “Healing the Kidneys with Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda)”
These steps aren’t made for sitting. Roman police have begun enforcing a law that makes it illegal to sit, eat, or drink on the city’s iconic Spanish Steps; those who run afoul of the new rule, which went into effect last month, risk incurring a fine of up to €400 ($447). That’s a heavy price to pay for catching a breather during your vacation.
It’s also a bit ironic considering that Rome’s own tourism website refers to the steps as “a place for meeting and a pleasant rest,” but that’s neither here nor there. Continue reading “Tourists Who Sit on Rome’s Spanish Steps Face a Steep Fine”
The Angels – This message is going to be short because we want to honor the channel.She is in need of rest and yet she wants so very much to get the weekly message to to all of you. She has been going through some very tough and courageous growth these past few weeks. We’re going to let her explain that to all of you in her own words and we are asking her not to delete this paragraph.
Each and every one of you upon the earth is here to grow ever closer to the understanding of your unity with the creator and one another. Each one of you has times of glorious flow, and times where the growth you are on earth to do propels you into seeming chaos. Yet, even in these seeming times of chaos, you will see in retrospect that a greater order was emerging in you life, and a greater understanding of the beauty, the truth, and the light that you are rising up from within. Continue reading “Embrace light when challenged”
Amelia Harris – What makes you happy? This seems like a simple enough question, but really it’s not. Are we talking unbridled jubilance here, or merely a general satisfaction with life? Temporary happiness or long term? If you’re like many people, you have small moments throughout your day that make you happy. But when faced with the general question of whether you are happy in life, there is often room for improvement.
It seems that happiness, for many of us, is the proverbial dangling carrot. Always there, always in view, but slightly out of reach. It’s such a noticeable and universal feeling that, for many years now, there have been studies on the matter. For some, happiness is their ultimate goal in life. For others, it’s something other people have they just can’t seem to get a handle on. Luckily, there are things you can do right now to begin cultivating more happiness in your life. Continue reading “Brain Hack Your Way To Happy”
Sean McCleary – There is a lot of research done on the phenomenon of quantum entanglement. Einstein called this activity “spooky action at a distance”. There was a recent image captured by physicists at the University of Glasgow of this occurrence taking place.
I do work in evolutionary cosmology; and my work is somewhat different than the mainstream approach in physics; but I have managed to gain a powerful understanding of how evolutionary activity with time, space, matter and energy happens especially on a quantum level by incorporating thought into energy.
There has been debate in the scientific community on this proposal but my work reflects some important matters in cosmology; in which I can provide very plausible explanations. On the most powerful quantum level, there are frequency vibrations that represent thought that are contained in energy everywhere. Continue reading “Remarkable Changes Through Quantum Entanglement”