(Ulonda Faye) Truth be told, we are always one with the Infinite Presence. This is our birthright and it is truly who we are. There is an energy about me and you, a source, a field, within and around us. This Infinite Presence goes by many names. Some say God, while others prefer the One or Source to name just a few.
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Articles and information that tell you how to do things. Such as health guides, meditation guides, discernment guides, law solutions, gardening, and so on.
A Guide to Flushing Fluoride Out of Your Body
(Tracey Watson) Back in the 1930s, scientists decided that adding fluoride to drinking water would protect teeth from decay. Bacteria in the mouth produces acid when sugary foods are eaten, and this acid, in turn, damages the surface of the teeth, weakening them and increasing the risk of cavities. These scientists believed that fluoride could help to rebuild and strengthen the teeth, and that providing “frequent and consistent contact with low levels of fluoride” via drinking water would, therefore, be a good idea.
Learning to Meditate: Four Common Questions
(Dusana Dorjee Ph.D.) Why meditate, for how long, which type to chose and how to find a teacher.
Why an Experience-Oriented Mindset Beats Goal-Orientation — Mind Hacks For Better Motivation and Attitude
(Justin Deschamps) “Seek purpose not pleasure”—words of wisdom to live by. Life in the modern world is extremely challenging. Between keeping up with social media, the latest cultural trends, earning a living, and staying healthy—life is more stressful than ever. When we feel stress, we tend to reach for pleasure seeking activities and vices to lift our mood. Goal-oriented strategies emphasize staying focused, which is generally good advice. But if we’re not stopping to appreciate the fruit of our efforts, we’ll train our subconscious in ways that greatly hinder fulfillment and long-lasting motivation.
Home Remedies for Herpes
(Ellaine Castillo) Herpes is considered to be a controversial disease, mainly due to the nature of its transmission.
11 Proven Tricks to Remember All Your Dreams
11 Proven Tricks to Remember All Your Dreams
3 Healthy “Switch-Outs” Of Toxic Household Products That Can Help Protect the Health of You and Your Family
(Derek Henry) When starting a journey to better health, it can be difficult to get everyone on board the new health train. After all, change can be scary and different, and upgrading habits can seem like a daunting task with all the other day-to-day challenges that life can present.
8 Proven Ways to Stop Being Shy And Quiet
8 Proven Ways to Stop Being Shy And Quiet
Admitting Your Grievances Against Your Partner: Your Best Hope For Healing Your Relationship
(Justin Deschamps) Relationships are one of the most important aspects of human life. No matter who you are, or what your spiritual status is, you need to interact with other people, to help you realize personal goals, express yourself in ways others appreciate, and enjoy the rewards that come from fellowship and togetherness. Yet in our world, the science of what makes relationships work has been hidden to the detriment of all people. Ultimately, all relationships are contractual, based on the laws of social interaction, the mechanics of free will and consciousness. Understanding these laws and how to use them in social settings empowers us to have authentic, rich, and deeply satisfying relationships. It all starts with honesty and a dedication to the truth.
To Do The Thing You’ve Always Wanted To Do, You Have To Do It
(James McDougall) I’m going to talk about a fairly simple concept, but one that I think many people lose sight of when attempting to make significant changes in their lives. Many people stick to the mindset that ‘in order to do the things I want to do, I have to first do all the things I “need” to do.’ I know I’m definitely guilty of this kind of this thinking from time to time. But if I pay attention to my experience, it actually teaches me something different.
How to Stay Calm Like a Navy Seal
(Christina Sarich) Life abounds with stress-making, havoc-provoking mayhem. Did you misplace your keys when you were already late for work this morning? Was traffic worse today than after a 5-car accident on a Los Angeles turnpike? Is your boss expecting the impossible from you, while you stare into your kid’s eyes and choke back tears explaining you’re going to have to miss their game–again?
Hugging After A Fight Can Make Everyone Feel Better, A New Study Says
(Carolyn de Lorenzo) Let’s face it: Relationships have their ups and downs. Even in the best scenarios, disagreements, misunderstandings, and conflict can flare up from time to time. There’s also pretty much no one who doesn’t encounter various forms of stress on a semi-regular basis. And everyone encountering this kind of distress is 100 percent looking for something that can make them feel better after the fact. Well, according to a new study from the Department of Psychology at Carnegie Mellon University, something as simple as a hug can help calm you down after encountering a fight or stressful situation. Isn’t that just a breath of fresh air? I think so, too.
19 Simple Psychological Tricks That Actually Work
19 Simple Psychological Tricks That Actually Work
An Introduction to Peaceful Parenting — Tilling the Soil for A Better World
(Stillness in the Storm Editor) As someone keenly interested in solving the world’s problems, I began studying psychology with greater enthusiasm and focus several years ago. Since beginning that research project, what I have uncovered about the human condition, how it forms, and what factors are the most influential, the childhood experience is one of the […]
How to Fall Asleep in 2 Minutes According to the US Navy
How to Fall Asleep in 2 Minutes According to the US Navy