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Thursday, 12 August 2010 22:09 |
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Are you aware you "eat" whatever you rub onto your body?
Shampoo, creams, soaps, deodorants. You name it. If you put it onto/into your skin it's as good eating it. Perhaps worse. At least the digestive system has a few basic mechanisms to prevent or limit toxins from passing into the body. For instance, most people would probably vomit if they drank their shampoo and conditioner in the morning rather than rubbing it onto their head. The skin just soaks it up.
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Friday, 23 July 2010 20:49 |
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This is Part Two of a dialogue I had with various people about channelling. Click here if you have not already read Part One.
In Part Two we begin with a comment from a friend who joined the conversation:
"This channelling couple, Esther and Jerry Hicks, seem to be doing well. I just like the material that comes forth from her lips. Great for insightful aligning of beliefs or releasing them"
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Others' Videos
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Tuesday, 20 July 2010 20:44 |
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The following 55 minute video is of David Wilcock giving a lecture on 2012: Event Horizon Prophecies and Science of a Golden Age. I am only half way through as I post this, and whilst much of the material is familiar to me, what I have heard so far is worth listening to because he pulls so much together into less than an hour of talking.
Enjoy, and let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
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Thursday, 22 July 2010 16:03 |
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Recently I engaged in a written discussion on channelling. Channelling has become a relatively common practice within the so-called "New Age" movement and contemporary spirituality in the Western World. What I shared in this discussion was my perspective on channelling, from the point of view of Wisdom for a Life of Freedom. I'll share a little of the dialogue leading up to my comments.
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Articles & Other Writing
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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 02:42 |
- Dead zone in gulf linked to ethanol production
By Carolyn Lochhead
SF Gate, July 6, 2010
Straight to the Source
While the BP oil spill has been labeled the worst environmental catastrophe in recent U.S. history, a biofuel is contributing to a Gulf of Mexico "dead zone" the size of New Jersey that scientists say could be every bit as harmful to the gulf.
Each year, nitrogen used to fertilize corn, about a third of which is made into ethanol, leaches from Midwest croplands into the Mississippi River and out into the gulf, where the fertilizer feeds giant algae blooms. As the algae dies, it settles to the ocean floor and decays, consuming oxygen and suffocating marine life.
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