Dr. Robert Hamilton has been practicing pediatrics in Santa Monica, CA for over 30 years. During his career, he has received a patient’s choice award (2010-2012), and a compassionate doctor recognition (2010, ’12 and ’13).

However, all the awards he has received are nothing compared to this viral video below, which was posted on YouTube a week ago and has received millions of hits since then. His ‘hold’ technique is more or less a godsend to new parents, who are often inexperienced in attempting to console an unhappy infant. In it, he turns babies from inconsolable to quiet in seconds.

We think you’ll love this precious video. Check it out!

You may feel as if your world has ended, and that you will never get over this. Believe that you will, and this article will give you some great tips so you can learn how to get over someone who cheated on you.

1. It is Not Your Fault –   After finding out that someone has cheated on you, you may be feeling unattractive and unwanted. Remember, your partner chose to do this, not you.

They were aware of their actions and they have nothing to do with you. They were in the wrong to do that, not you.

2. Let it Out –   Cry and wallow and get angry if you need to. Punch your pillow, create art, sing, yell, dance around and get that energy out! Take time for yourself and don’t feel bad! It can be an extremely intense emotional time, so give yourself a rest because you truly deserve it.

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There a variety of wonders and unsolved mysteries in the world that leaves science grasping at straws trying to explain the un-explainable. Even studying and investigating these mysteries multiple times, they still remain the most interesting and eerie misunderstandings this world has to offer.

1. The Nazca Lines

The Nazca lines have been eluding science for years. First spotted in 1553, these zoomorphic designs, geometric/human figures have no real specific reasoning. The lines can be found in the Nazca dessert in Peru with some that span 270m worth of surface.

2. Mummies Mysterious Habits

German scientists that were examining Egyptian mummies in 1992 found remnants of cocaine, tobacco, and hashish in their skin, bones, and hair. The problem with this picture is that none of these things were not found in the ancient world at this time or in the area even. How could they obtain such things if they didn’t even exist yet? Continue reading →

Have you ever had a moment to yourself where you witness nothing but synchronicity all around you at the same time? Do you ever think to yourself why this happens only when you aren’t busy or doing something else to even notice it? Synchronicity is everywhere and is happening all the time in your daily life. Whether you choose to see it or not, synchronicity is a very big part of our every day life.

Synchronicity is a way for us to observe and attract the opportunities and people into our daily lives that we may have accidentally missed or just simply ignored because we were too busy at the time.

It’s a good thing to take a moment and soak everything in before you continue your busy day. There are always new doors of opportunity opening for you by the minute, just by you thinking about the endless potentials that synchronicity can bring to you. Continue reading →

The concept of parallel universes has been around for several decades. Since then it has captured the imaginations of philosophers, scientists and even laypersons. Are there other dimensions just past tiny folds in space/time right under our noses? Are the people we see on the street really people from our world, or inter-dimensional travelers?

For now, the truth of the matter lies in some unproven hypotheses in Quantum physics. We have to content ourselves with the bizarre stories of people who claim to have passed through holes in space/time somehow and traveled to worlds that we can’t imagine. Here are five creepy tales to tide us over until the truth is known.

Mystery Man From ‘Taured’

It was a lovely Tokyo day in 1954 when a normal looking man on a normal looking flight landed at the Tokyo International Airport. However, when he handed over his passport to officials, this seemingly normal trip took on an odd twist. His document looked authentic, but it listed a country that didn’t exist, called ‘Taured.’

The suddenly mysterious man was asked to point out his country on a map, and he pointed to Andorra (located between France and Spain), but insisted that he’d never heard of it. Further, he claimed that his home nation of Taured had enjoyed 1000 years of independence.

Supposedly, he was on a business trip, and his passport confirmed several authentic stamps from previous travel, he carried legal currency and had a driver’s license issued from his otherworldly nation.

After interrogation, the mystery man was sent to a hotel while the officials deliberated how they would handle this situation. Continue reading →

Whether well-intentioned essentialist philosophy, or jokes with harmful undertones, the supposed differences between male and female brains is quite the common conversation.

However, according to a new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, it is time to discard whatever we feel about these two supposed ‘classes’ of brain.

The research concludes that brains can’t be categorically separated according to gender, but rather there is a large spectrum of brain features which are too complex to assign to any particular group.

This is an exciting report for those who study gender, and one step further to acknowledging those who don’t identify as either male or female.

“Whereas a categorical difference in the genitals has always been acknowledged, the question of how far these categories extend into human biology is still not resolved,” the authors wrote in the study.

People have always tended to point to evidence that differences in brain structure and behavioral difference between males and females prove that brain types or tendencies can be labeled as ‘male’ or ‘female.’ However, as the authors note, these purported differences would have to be consistent across the spectrum. For example, those who are biologically female would nearly always have to have these supposed ‘female’ features if this were true. Continue reading →