Aimee Gordon, Guest
Waking Times

The one undeniable experience that I believe everyone on Earth is having right now is that of immense change. Time seems to be speeding up, cataclysms are erupting and destabilizing communities, economies are crashing and wars are erupting. Fear is prevalent, but why then do I feel this overriding current of intense love, truth and harmony? This change, I feel most viscerally, is certainly beautiful – albeit a change that is the product of a period of much upheaval.

My reason for writing this article is most definitely not to focus on the bad stuff that is happening on this planet. I don’t want to spend time identifying the people who cause the bad events and discuss theories that pertain to the “end” of the human race and the various other speculations that are becoming such voraciously consumed trends in the alternative information arena. I believe we should all be questioning any mainstream source of information. Not because it is aspirational to be ‘anti-establishment’ (although blindly following the herd is equally undesirable), but because there are so many roads to ‘truth’, and true knowledge can’t be acquired by merely trusting a single source of information (mainstream-media as a single entity in its entirety).

By Uwe Schafer
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

What happens when a former finance broker realizes that banks don’t loan money, they create it out of thin air?

Imagine if you were a finance professional who sells loans for a living, and one day suddenly found out that banks do not actually lend anything when they claim to issue a ‘loan’?

In early 2011, whilst working as a Finance Broker in Perth, Western Australia, I was pointed towards this very information for the first time by a good friend. I instantly sought substantiation through in-depth research and investigation, and much to my dislike, it wasn’t very difficult to confirm these initial, incredible sounding claims. Banks create ‘money’ from thin air and loan it to you, at interest. This is the lie upon which the entire world of banking and finance is founded.

If you have been wounded from a relationship, do not turn away from love. Turn to love! For it was not love that hurt you, it was the absence of love that has resulted in your hurt.

The way to heal a wound of any sort is to pour love all over it. Take your loving focus and place it on yourself, nurturing, doting on, and healing yourself, until you are completely beyond the experience of the absence of love.

Once you have done that – once you have opened up, and allowed yourself to receive all the unconditional love you need, you will be in a place to effortlessly attract the real, safe, true love that you have deserved and yearned for all along. ~Archangel Gabriel

Source: www.wakingtimes.com | Original Post Date: September 21, 2013 –

The term grounding means connected to the Earth, and it is one that spans numerous different cultures, traditions, and spiritual practices. While it is associated with feelings of balance, connection, centeredness, sinking, being anchored and in the flow, I would like to explore the greater implications of what is happening every time you go outside and relax into nature.

All species upon our planet are shaped by the forces and presence of the Earth and the cosmos, and as such this connection is deeply inherent to a sustainable state of well-being. The Earth, as an organic and inorganic system, is constantly bathing all life on the planet with its highly ordered and coherent electromagnetic field. The natural tendency of an organism is to couple with the Earth’s energy field, and come into a state of mutual cooperation and harmony with its external environment, finding its niche and its place within a system.

Frank M. Wanderer, Contributor
Waking Times

What does it mean to be mindful?

When the notion of Mindfulness is mentioned at a conversation, people often tend to confuse it with being awake. Mindfulness is, however, not identical with being awake, since being awake is only one dimension of Mindfulness. It is the outermost dimension of Alertness, its surface only. Three dimensions of Mindfulness may be identified.

The Dimensions of Mindfulness

The surface, that is, the outermost dimension of Mindfulness is when the focus of attention is open the widest. Being Mindful then means that now, in this very moment, with our eyes closed (or open) you pay attention to the processes of your inner world (bodily sensations, the stream of your thoughts, the shifting of your emotions), and the external world surrounding you (noises, scents etc. from the direct world around you). In such an instant you only focus your attention on what takes place in that very moment.