Have you ever felt disconnected from the earth? Interesting question to ponder, and while some of us feel that in some sense we become disconnected when we spend too much time indoors or on technological devices, the truth is, we don’t disconnect from the earth and its natural rhythms entirely, cause if we did, you would notice it big time.

That isn’t to say there isn’t huge benefit in being in nature, putting down your phone or even practicing some like earthing, instead, I’m saying there is a deeper connection we all have to this planet that we may not be aware of.

The law of biogenesis states that life cannot be created from nothing, it is always life that creates life. This profound statement can begin a series of questions into the scientific unknown relating to who or what created human life.

“Omne vivum ex vivo – all life is from life”

In 1952 German physicist Professor W.O. Schumann of the Technical University of Munich began attempting to answer whether or not the earth itself has a frequency — a pulse. His assumption about the existence of this frequency came from his understanding that when a sphere exists inside of another sphere there is an electrical tension that is created. Since the negatively charged earth exists inside the positively charged ionosphere, there must be tension between the two, giving the earth a specific frequency. Following his assumptions, through a series of calculations he was able to land upon a frequency he believed was the pulse of the earth. This frequency was 10hz.

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Mercury sneaks into his tutor’s (Uranus’) sign, Aquarius, on January 1, and he remains in early Aquarius throughout the week due to stationing and beginning another retrograde. Mercury becomes the only retrograde planet among the ten main planets on January 5; while all ten planets will be direct in the first half of the week, Moon’s Nodes, Admetos, Hades, Kronos, and Vulcanus (Transneptunians) currently exert a retrograde influence in the transits. Still, Sun in Capricorn, and a rare phenomenon of all planets direct, signifies a steady start to the week, containing all modes of operation within normal parameters.

Dear Ones, you have done it! You have come through a year that has energetically shifted you more than any other time on your planet. You have cleansed and purged and have also become accustomed to very fast moving energies. What you have accomplished is absolutely remarkable! What this now allows you to do is to start 2016 from a platform – a golden platform of light – that allows you a higher vantage point than you have ever had to operate from before. This will allow you to see things from a whole new perspective, to see into what life looks like in these new energies, and to create beyond what you could have ever imagined possible. So we commend you and congratulate you on all that you have done, and what you are now set up to do, which is to navigate your life lovingly, mindfully, compassionately and passionately, as you move into the next phase of this grand adventure you are on called life. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2016/01/01/daily-message-friday-january-1-2016/

Source: www.ecowatch.com | Original Post Date: December 19, 2015 –

Reminiscent of a scene out of Space Balls (Perri-Air anyone?), a Canadian startup, Vitality Air, is selling bottled air from the Rocky Mountains. It may have started out as a joke, but citizens of smog-choked cities in eastern China are buying it up.

@vitalityair sells fresh Banff air to smog sufferers. No, this isn't Spaceballs. https://t.co/SF9PMki1sw pic.twitter.com/HeIVYqkLeB

— CBC-The Current (@TheCurrentCBC)

“A gag gift, that’s how it started off, but you know what? There’s actually a lot of demand for this in … highly polluted countries,” co-founder Moses Lam told the Canadian National Post. The company was founded by Lam and Troy Paquette more than a year ago, but only began selling in China less than two months ago.

The idea came when Lam sold a bag of fresh Canadian air on eBay for 99 cents. That’s steep enough for something that most people have always considered free. But when a second bag bidded up to $168 “we thought ‘hey, we might have a market for this,’” Lam said.