Being grounded is all about being and remaining centered, having a sense of wellness & balance, and staying connected and engaged with the world around us.
When we are grounded, we feel calm and collected; we feel more in control of what’s happening around us and best of all we become more capable of making better decisions during trying times!
So what are the signs of being grounded? Here are a few:
Nina Kulagina was a Russian woman who seems to have incredible psychokinetic powers. She attracted many researchers, scientists and people in the USSR who conducted various different experiments on her powers.
Born in 1926, she joined the army at the tender age of 14 and worked in the tank regiment during World War II. She was a housewife by the time her abilities were being studied during the 1960s.
She appeared in multiple black and white films which showed her ability to move different objects on tables without touching them.
Most of these were in controlled conditions under Soviet authorities which caused great excitement among many across the world.
Her story is truly incredible, and came at a cost for her. Many people had attacked her for being a fraud and cheat.
In the studies done over her years, she was able to separate eggs whites from the yolks in eggs that had been submerged in water. She was also able to accelerate, slow down and completely stop the beating heart of a frog in a laboratory setting. Continue reading →
You may have seen this video before. I remember seeing this as a kid on the TV show “How It’s Made”.
This show is both amazing and harmful because it shows how things are created, but it’s only one facet of the truth. This show is a great example of how programmed we truly are. It seems as if, because the process of how hotdogs are made is open for all to watch, that it must not be THAT bad for us. You can watch them add the immense amount of salt, corn syrup and flavorings, so what’s the harm?
First of all, some meat that is ground up into hotdogs includes bone, cartilage and things like hooves. They are the scraps from other animals. There is a whole other subtopic of how these animals are treated beforehand that leads to you eating a vibration that is essentially, trauma.
A big concern is the intense processing the meat goes through before reaching you. If you are a meat eater and get meat from a local farm, that is a different story. When you are buying mass produced meat scraps wrapped in plastic, there’s really no way to defend that it can be good for us.
There is a big confusion about nitrates and nitrites. Nitrates are in many vegetables like most leafy greens, beets, celery lettuce and much more. When you consume nitrates, your body processes a small amount of them into nitrites.
The problem is, sodium nitrite is a manufactured preservative added to hot dogs to help them maintain their signature pink color. In high heat, nitrites combine with amines in the processed meat to create nitrosamines. It is this combination that is carcinogenic and incredibly harmful.
It has been shown that nitrosamines can be linked to a variety of cancer and cellular damage within your body.
This is all clearly being created for convenience’s sake. There is no love or compassion going into creating hotdogs, for the very basis of their existence requires slaughter. If you are a meat eater, be extremely careful of any meat you consume. Many labels claim to be organic or all natural and just blatantly aren’t.
Many of us consider ourselves both an introvert and extrovert depending on our surroundings. Which one is more dominant for you? And which one do you find yourself struggling with?
The classic trait of being an introvert isn’t necessarily being shy, but not getting as much energy from interacting with those around you. When you get down to it, studies actually show that has to do with our brains. Introverted people have less dopamine released when they interact with people.
“A 2012 study completed by Randy Buckner of Harvard University discovered that introverts tended to have larger, thicker gray matter in their prefrontal cortex — a region of the brain that is linked to abstract thought and decision-making — while extroverts had less gray matter.”
You Get Less Energy From People
Many of us have combinations of introverted and extroverted traits within us. One of the most common traits of an introvert is getting less energy from interacting with people. To certain degree, we all have this.
Some people can go to a party and talk to almost anyone, enjoying light conversation with no specific outcome.
Many introverts enjoy deep, more involved conversations that take more energy, so they don’t start them in the first place.
To have simple and shallow conversations can take way more energy than it should. It takes energy to seem interested when you’re not and to keep a level of poise when you’re not completely comfortable with the person you’re talking to.
You Want To Be Around People… But You Also Don’t
This is something many of us experience if we’re around people that we don’t necessarily like. Continue reading →
Most tests or quizzes on the internet are completely inaccurate, or just a silly thing we do for fun. So many quizzes claim to be able to understand your personality with only a few clicks. Most of us know these are usually a waste of time if you’re really looking for accurate results.
A friend recently brought this test back to my attention, after I had found it years ago. What makes this test different is its thoroughness and actual accuracy in its results. Throughout many questions, it gathers which chakras are closed or open based on how you act in the physical. Chakra’s represent different aspects in our life that are emotional, mental and physical.
It is as simple as, if you’re struggling with your root chakra, this can mean you’re struggling financially or the environment you’re in isn’t supportive.
If your sacral chakra is closed, you may feel suppressed sexually or distant from your emotions, as it is your emotional center.
If your solar plexus is closed, this can be a representation of your willpower and confidence. If you’re struggling with your self-image, confidence or aspect of your ego, this can be in relation to your solar plexus. Continue reading →
There are few people you meet in a lifetime who match your energetic blueprint. Falling in love can happen easily, it’s a hormonal process in your body; sometimes it’s a magical process and sometimes it’s simply lust. But entering a lasting relationship, a connection of the heart, is sometimes a once in a lifetime affair.
You can chase your infatuations, your hormones or the rush of the sensation; you can run for connection when it comes too close but it will not make you happier than choosing for a lasting connection.
The important thing is: Are You mastering your own life?
Are you in ‘ Love’ with yourself? Do you embrace all your dark aspects? Can you look in the mirror and Love yourself, and feel the power within you? This is your soul. Do you pursue your dreams? Do you have self-respect; can you ‘ live’ with yourself?
Have you realized out you are no longer a victim of your life but actually the actor that is directing their own life?
If you hate it, embrace it. Write a new scenario tomorrow. You are not a victim, you make yourself a victim.
Step in the energy of a God. You are NO longer victim of anything in Your life. Re-write the movie. Write down the only things that you do want in your life, and how you see your life shifts when you are at the highest potential of your Being.
You are the writer of the script that is called ‘Your life’. If you have mastered the pain, the depression, the illness and blocks down the road: You are ready for reflection. You are ready for a partnership with someone who understands that self-love comes from within.
A lasting relationship has usually has the following traits:
-You have similar backgrounds, pasts or experiences
