In psychology, there are the classic two personality type: introverts, who feel most comfortable alone and within themselves, extroverts, social butterflies that thrive in groups and around people, and then there are ambiverts, who fall somewhere in the spectrum between.

Then there is a category that seems all to itself: the anxiety-laden critical thinkers.

These are the people we see analyzing every small detail, coming up with issues that are probably non-existent, worrying too much and sweating the small stuff. You know, the friends and family members you love who can also drive you nuts.

Well, this will throw you for a loop: according to a recent study, deep-thinkers that worry too much are probably the most creative and genius people on Earth.

Essentially, those who are very creative tend to worry about perceived threats that actually don’t exist. In other words, the tendency among our world-changers is toward Anxiety Disorder. Continue reading →

In 2012, questions began to arise following the case of a 16-year-old girl, whom developed POF (premature ovarian failure) after receiving the Gardasil vaccination, said to protect women against the human papilloma virus (HPV).

This article exists to present studies for you to research and make your own discernments about. The core discussion that needs to happen is not whether or not we should get vaccines, but why we’ve created a world where we need them in the first place – and what we can do about it.

The report was published in the British Medical Journal after she was examined by Dr. Deirdre Therese Little, who noted that the patient began to experience amenorrhea (abnormal absence of menstruation) following vaccinations against HPV. “Premature ovarian failure in a well adolescent is a rare event. Its occurrence raises important questions about causation, which may signal other systemic concerns.”  Dr. Little notes.

Dr. Little went on to state that while in 90% of cases, cause is indeterminable, the main identifiable causes in this case were able to be excluded, which allowed for side-effects of the vaccination to be included as an adverse event.

“This event could hold potential implications for population health and prompts further inquiry.” she reports.

Since then, a new study by the American Journal of Reproductive Immunology was conducted after three more young women were found with amenorrhea (and abnormal absence of menstruation) and concluded that “The increasing number of similar reports of post HPV vaccine-linked auto immunity and the uncertainty of long-term clinical benefits of HPV vaccination are a matter of public health that warrants further rigorous inquiry.”

Despite being approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Merck & Co. the corporate behind Gardasil, failed to test the vaccine for its adverse affects on the female reproductive system and according to the Australian Therapeutic Administration (Austraila’s FDA) they only tested its effects on male testes.

The American College of Pediatricians responded to the recent rash of cases and media hype stating that:

“There have been two case report series (3 cases each) published since 2013 in which post-menarcheal adolescent girls developed laboratory documented POF within weeks to several years of receiving Gardasil….. ” “Nevertheless there are legitimate concerns that should be addressed: (1) long-term ovarian function was not assessed in either the original rat safety studies^3,4 or in the human vaccine trials, (2) most primary care physicians are probably unaware of a possible association between HPV4 and POF and may not consider reporting POF cases or prolonged amenorrhea (missing menstrual periods) to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), (view the full report here)

While Gardasil is still one of the most lucrative pharmaceuticals on the market, sales are beginning to slow as overseas independent studies are making their way into the mainstream media.

The Japan Times reported in 2013 that the Health Ministry had issued a nationwide notice advising its citizens that cervical cancer vaccination, will no longer be recommended for girls between age 12 and 16. Later, an Israeli-Italian peer-reviewed study was published (indexed on PubMed) that linked HPV vaccines to premature menopause.

Yet, here in the United States headline news continues to push the vaccine on the public with headlines such as:

HPV vaccination rate stalls. ‘We’re dropping the ball,’ CDC says – “The vaccine is safe and effective,” Schuchat said. “We need doctors to recommend it and deliver it.” – from Los Angeles Times, July 25, 2013

by LJ Vanier,

A new, slightly strange studies shows that drinking champagne one to three times per week, can help to counteract memory loss, delay the onset of degenerative brain disorders and improve spatial memory.

The study carried out by scientists at the University of Reading suggests that phenolic acids found in champagne help to modulate the signals in the hippocampus and cortex which control learning and memory. Over time, proteins linked to the storage memories of the brain begin to break down resulting in atypical brain aging.

According to the study, phenolic compounds found in grapes pinot noir and pinot meunier, work to alter and improve the number of proteins, thereby increasing cognitive memory.

The research was conducted on two groups of aged lab rats. The first group were subjected to intaking a champagne supplement for six weeks, while the control group were fed alcohol supplements. The findings illustrated that the control group of rats exhibited no measurable changes, while the champagne supplemented rats exhibited improvements in spacial memory.

“These exciting results illustrate for the first time that the moderate consumption of champagne has the potential to influence cognitive functioning, such as memory. ” Professor Jeremy Spencer, Department of Food and Nutritional Sciences

Testing has yet to be carried out on humans but Dr David Vauzour, a researcher on the study, hopes to move forward with his research providing the following statement:

“In the near future we will be looking to translate these findings into humans. This has been achieved successfully with other polyphenol-rich foods, such as blueberry and cocoa, and we predict similar outcomes for moderate champagne intake on cognition in humans.” (source)

Phenolic acids are also present (in large quantities) in tea, coffee, red wine, plums, kiwis, cherries, citrus fruit, wheat, as well as other plants.

by LJ Vanier,

Breatharianism, or “pranic feeding” is known as the ability to sustain oneself without food and minimal, (if not any) water. Instead, all energy required to sustain the body is absorbed by conscious breath and collecting life force energy from the sun, known as prana or qi.

Pranic feeding is a practice that has been cultivated for thousands of years and is most commonly found in eastern traditions such as Hinduism and Buddhism.

Breatharianism however, is a topic that has not seen much attention in terms of its legitimacy in the field of scientific discovery, and while occasional fasting can be beneficial for overall health and well-being, it is a well-known fact that the human body cannot survive without food for more than an estimated 2-3 weeks or without water for more than 2-3 days.

Yet, doesn’t there always seem to be an exception to the rule?

In 2003, Prahlad Jani, a Yogi from India underwent vigorous testing after he made the outrageous claim that he had been living without food or water for 60 years. Due to his extraordinary story, a panel of 21 doctors decided to examine Jani, including a cardiologist, a neurologist, an endocrinologist and diabetologist, among others, to determine the accuracy of his claim. Continue reading →

Alright, let’s get real here.

Consciousness does not just cease to exist after death; it is a fundamental energy that is not limited to the physical. Hundreds of thousands of people around the world have had first hand experience of vivid past life memories.

Many people experience them through visions or dreams, or actually dying and returning to life. A continually-added to document of over 2400 reincarnation cases are being studied at The University of Virginia.

More and more children are being born ‘awakened’ and have access to past life memories and deeper insights other children cannot seem to comprehend. These children have vivid details that could not simply be obtained from tv shows or books. They have names, dates and details of specific events that could only be known through intense research or personal experience.

Understanding the mechanics of reality allows us to see that energy exists beyond linear time, physicality and our constructs of normal. 

James Leininger

The first experience comes from a 6 year old boy named James. From an early age, he took a keen interest in planes and aviation; he’d only play with toy planes until the age of 2. His admiration for planes shifted as he grew, he started to have nightmares of being in crashing planes, saying “Airplane crash on fire, little man can’t get out.”

His mom Andrea, like many parents, was at first very doubtful. It was actually her mother who first suggested it.

Many parents dismiss past life experiences because their children’s imaginations are so vivid and other worldly.

Yet, she says there is no way he would have known about some of these details. One time they had bought James a toy plane and she pointed out what she thought  were bombs on the bottom. James corrected her, saying they were called drop tanks.  

“I’d never heard of a drop tank,” she said. “I didn’t know what a drop tank was.”

They watched children’s shows, never anything about or referencing World War II documentaries or military history. Most of this experiences would come out as he was falling asleep or drowsy. So fascinating! 

James had told his parents his plane had been hit by the Japanese and crashed. He also started signing his crayon drawings as James 3. This soon started his father, Bruce to start researching and finding out that the only pilot from the squadron killed at Iwo Jima was James M. Huston Jr.

He said he took off from Natoma and gave the name of someone he flew with, Jack Larson. After researching, Bruce had found out that the place and name were very much real. James also said he was shot down at Iwo Jima and took a direct hit on the engine. 

A man named Ralph Clarbour who was a rear gunner on an aircraft that also took off from Natoma Bay, says his plane was right next to one flown by James M. Huston Jr. near Iwo Jima on March 3, 1945.

 Cameron Macaulay

Sexual energy is the energy of life itself. It is the source of all creation and the essence of the universe. It has always been a quest for humanity, to harness this sexual energy and use it to transform higher states of consciousness.

The desire for sexual expression is by far the strongest and most impelling of all the human emotions, and for this very reason this desire, when harnessed and transmuted into action, other than that of physical expression, may raise one to the status of a genius”- Napoleon Hill

According to Napoleon, the term ‘genius’ can be characterized simply by ones ability to “increase the vibrations of thought to the point where one can freely communicate with sources of knowledge not available through the ordinary rate of vibration of thought”.

1. Set Your Focus

We all require some type of external stimuli, whether this is just a memory or visualization in your head, we all need something to focus on. Instead of your usual fantasy, set your intention on something more creative and incorporate the law of attraction into your practice.

For example, you’d love that promotion at work, or you liked how you created with another person or several people and everything just seemed to flow. Anything, get creative! Set your goal of what you want to achieve… and “birth it into creation” so to speak. Continue reading →