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- Allowing the Vibrational Change
- 5,500-Year-Old Circular Pyramid Discovered in Peru
- Slavery Still Exists in the US, You Just Can’t See it
- 6 Steps to Remove Attachments to Past Relationships
- 4 Illegal Drugs That Can Safely Treat Depression
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Posted: 29 Oct 2014 08:00 PM PDT
Many of the symptoms we’re witnessing amongst those around us can be explained in terms of the vibrational change we’re undergoing.
The shift is on, and people are responding by either welcoming or resisting it at all kinds of levels. It’s quite a fascinating phenomenon to behold, as well as a bit disturbing as people who don’t get it lash out at whatever influence they perceive is the culprit for their disorientation. Fascinating stuff, but intrinsically important to what’s happening here at the surface level. Most importantly is the personal level of this transformation that’s happening whether people want to acknowledge it or not. Fighting the structural degradation of old paradigms is always a messy affair, with seeming little to support our old viewpoints, except desperate grabbing on to old thought patterns and resultant behaviors which have shaped our lives. Such is the death of the old.  Read Entire Article »  |
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Posted: 28 Oct 2014 11:00 PM PDT
Archaeologists in Peru have discovered an ancient ceremonial center and a circular-shaped pyramid in Miravalles, in the region of Cajamarca in northern Peru.
According to a news report in The Epoch Times, the site dates back an incredible 5,500 years. Until now, it was believed that the Norte Chico civilization of Supe, Peru was the earliest civilization of the Americas. Their capital was the Sacred City of Caral - a 5,000-year-old metropolis complete with complex agricultural practices, rich culture, and monumental architecture, including six large pyramidal structures, stone and earthen platform mounds, temples, amphitheatre, sunken circular plazas, and residential areas.  Read Entire Article »  |
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Posted: 28 Oct 2014 10:00 PM PDT
Prior to the Civil War and the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment, slavery was a very common and accepted aspect of American society. Indeed, slavery was practiced unabashedly for hundreds of years.
During this period, it would not have been uncommon to encounter slaves working openly on farms and plantations in many parts of the country. Anyone who’s vaguely familiar with the history of the United States is aware of this fact. In 1865, however, the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, making it completely illegal. Yet, slavery is still alive and well in America today, only it’s not as obvious. Human Trafficking Keeps Slavery Alive  Read Entire Article »  |
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Posted: 28 Oct 2014 09:00 PM PDT
PROCEED WITH CAUTION: The only way this article will make sense to you is if you have had an encounter with a soul that was put in your path to help you dive deep into clearing past life soul Karma.
About five years ago I was involved in the most manipulative and energetically parasitic relationship I could have ever imagined. I was tossed around, in and out of mind games and by the time I got out of this relationship I had felt like I had just gotten out of the heavy load cycle in the spiritual washing machine (whatever that is). I had to physically separate myself from this person, so I did. The most intense part was that even though I had separated my physical body from his, I could still feel him and his emotions even though we were hundreds of miles away from one another.  Read Entire Article »  |
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Posted: 28 Oct 2014 08:00 PM PDT
Next year, if all goes to plan, a dozen patients with clinical depression will be invited to a UK laboratory and given psilocybin – the psychedelic ingredient found in magic mushrooms.
Over the next four or five hours, many of these volunteers will experience dream-like euphoria as colors, smells and sounds become more intense, perception of time distorts and their sense of self dissolves. Some may feel a surge of electricity through their bodies, sudden clarity of thought or hilarity. Others may experience anxiety, confusion or paranoia. These hallucinogenic effects will be short-lived, but the impact of the drug on the volunteers could be long-lasting. There is tentative evidence that psilocybin, along with other psychedelic drugs, can “reset” abnormal functioning of the brain if given in a safe, controlled way as part of therapy.  Read Entire Article »  |
