The cornerstone of many religions worldwide is the premise of an afterlife.

For centuries priests, ministers and spiritual leaders have spoken of the gift of eternal life, ascension into another world and the promise of heaven.

Each spiritual following is given a set of practices and regiments for the practitioner to follow in order to assure your ascension to immortality. And for centuries, there have been numerous beliefs of the after life and what it entails.

Through quantum mechanics and bio centrism what scientists are finding is that some of these beliefs may not inherently reject spirituality.

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If you haven’t heard the term before, a spiritual bypasser is someone who prematurely jumps to the spiritual side of things in order to avoid dealing with their own unresolved emotions, memories and healing.

A spiritual bypasser is someone who hasn’t done the inner work to make their outside their inside and because of this, that persons spirituality manifests itself only externally preventing internal, personal, and authentic growth — such as unconditional love and tolerance for others.

Bypassers can also be viewed as “fanatics”. These are people who fall in love with the idea of spirituality, or the idea of religion without doing any of the real work themselves.

By Charles Francis

We all have difficult people in our lives—some almost impossible to get along with. It seems like almost every time we engage them, we end up getting caught in a power struggle, which can often escalate into volatile situations. Though it is indeed a challenge to turn these relationships around, we can at least make the situations significantly better.

They Are Wounded People

The first thing we need to remember is that difficult people are that way for a reason. They are often angry at the world because they feel hurt and victimized by the general population, so they take out their anger on everyone they encounter.

Sometimes, they are angry with people from whom they can no longer get justice, such as a parent or sibling who may have victimized them when they were a child. For them, it takes a great deal of work to heal these wounds. We sometimes make things worse by touching those wounds that have not yet healed. When we do this, we usually get a negative reaction.

How Can We Make Things Better?

Do you think that you have to be far removed or disconnected from the world to be spiritual?

Do you think that you need to have achieved some sort of spiritual awakening or moment of euphoric bliss and enlightenment to be considered a “spiritual person”?

Do you think that you need to attend hours of church or practice daily meditation in order to connect with yourself and the divine?

These are just a few of the questions most people will ask themselves at some point in their lives and the worst part? People will start to give up on spirituality because they think that they couldn’t possibly shift their entire life to fit in to the “spiritual category”

Thankfully, as we know in life, its the small things that matter most.

As the struggle for GMO labeling rages on, app developers are taking matters into their own hands. By creating apps that allow consumers to determine exactly what is in the products that they buy, these developers are giving you total freedom of choice. These apps all have multiple features for identifying different types of ingredients, which means installing a combination of apps will keep you better informed. These ten apps all identify GMO products, among other ingredients, so you can control exactly what you choose to have in your  diet.

• Non-GMO Project Shopping Guide – As it says on the can, this app provides consumers with a guide to shopping non-GMO. The Non-GMO Project’s Product Verification Program is a collaboration of a number of corporations whose aim is to help consumers make more informed choices in their purchases. The guide is completely free and is periodically updated with new contributions.