Phillip J. Watt, Contributor
Waking Times

There are important changes happening on so many levels in our society. Collectively we are waking up, driven by the deep lack of satisfaction that we have for the way our social systems are designed and the destructive impacts that they’ve had both on humanity and the environment. Inspiringly, these changes are being led by many people who have devoted their lives to the cause.

First, we need a philosophical shift, because individualistic behaviors which are driven by materialistic and consumerist ideologies have rotted out our values in terms of how we treat each other, as well as our natural systems. The metaphysics of materialism, which dogmatically plagues modern day science, is the core of this problem.

By Frank M. Wanderer, Ph.D
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

In our life most of us have experienced one or two mysterious encounters, when visitors come to us from the unknown. These special guests are in fact our own children. We love them, and we are happy that they are here, but most of us do not accept them the way we should. They do not receive from us the deep respect and awe that wanderers who come from the depths of the Universe duly deserve.

Instead, we look upon our children as if they were our own property, and we try to condition them to become adults we will be able to be proud of. Are we really good hosts for these visitors, is this really the way we should receive our guests?

The Nature of the Conditioned Patterns of Mind

In order to find the correct answer to the question above, we first need to know ourselves as well as possible. Since if we ourselves are ignorant of what or who we are, and what the purpose of our existence in this world is, we will only be able to use the conditioned patterns of mind inherited from our parents and teachers.

How to slay the pains of the past and present? Forgiveness is the key. Personally removing yourself as a “victim” is the lock. Are you ready to slay the dragon and begin to change your behaviors in order to become a more loving and compassionate person? It can happen in the twinkling of an eye, whenever you make the conscious choice to stop beating yourself up or convincing yourself that this is your lot in life.

First, you must fully desire to give up your role as victim. Accept any part of the scenario that you were responsible for, forgive others involved and by all means stop identifying yourself as a victim. Practice loving all unconditionally. Express your love by accepting others as they are. When each of you learns to do this, you will have gained the world and be able to receive all the blessings that are offered to you. In an instant, you can transform this world back into the paradise that it once was. It is simply a matter of choice and intention.

There is much more to this Message, to read it in its entirety, scroll to Day 66 at: https://mayanmessages.wordpress.com/days-66-78   Please include this web address when posting and sharing with others.

https://mayanmessages.wordpress.com/2015/07/25/victim-be-gone/

By Dane Wigington
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Though many have now heard of the ongoing atmospheric chemical spraying known as solar radiation management (SRM) and stratospheric aerosol geoengineering (SAG), most are still not familiar with another form of geoengineering, “ocean fertilization“. Yes, the same global powers behind the ongoing atmospheric spraying insanity have also been “fertilizing” our oceans.

For those that are not familiar with ocean fertilization, the term refers to the intentional widespread distribution of massive amounts of bioavailable iron into our already-polluted seas, in order to encourage the creation of plankton blooms that then absorb and thus sequester CO2 from the atmosphere. Like aerosol geoengineering, ocean fertilization is contributing to the increasing “dead zones” around the globe.

Gratitude

This is perhaps the most simple and effective way to re-wire your thought processes. When you are truly thankful for the little things and the bigger blessings in your life, I mean really appreciate them – from the Heart – then you can’t help but feel good as you go about your day. And this positive thinking gives way to more positive thoughts, speech and action from yourself.

Be Grateful for having a bed to stretch out on and sleep in each night. Appreciate the Abundance of useful technologies in your life as you use them. Do not take warmth and comfort for granted. Be appreciative of all those little luxuries that you DO have without thinking about what you don’t have and without comparing what you have or haven’t got with what others have or haven’t got.

Be Thankful to your friends and family that truly care for you, and try your best to show it in return – who cares if it’s slightly awkward! Feel the appreciation and Express it sincerely. Be glad for your good health. Be grateful for the easy access to things in your life. And then of course, there’s the Law of Attraction to come and join in with the fun too – adding to the cycle!

It’s easy, it’s effective, and it’s harmless – at least, that’s what they tell us. But do we really understand what popping those small white pills day after day is doing to our body, behaviour, and self-confidence? I know I didn’t. I had to reach the brink of depression before digging into ‘The Pill’ and finding out some surprising facts, and stories from other women brave enough to tell me about their experiences, which made me realize I wasn’t crazy for wanting to come off it.

Here are 8 things you might not have heard about The Pill:

1. It’s The Most Commonly Used Drug In The World

There are currently well over 100 million women on the Pill, and it has been used at some time by 300 million. Tens of millions more use injectables, patches, and implants which contain similar levels of hormones. Girls as young as 12 are prescribed the Pill, not only for contraception, but also for heavy periods, acne, or ‘hormone imbalances.’

Stacey’s story:

“I got put on the Pill at 16 for heavy periods. It helped make them more manageable, but my emotions became a roller coaster. I was up and down so much I started to think I was losing the plot. I came off a couple of years later and felt like myself again.”