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By Wes Annac, The Culture of Awareness

I didn’t feel so great when I woke up yesterday. I felt tired, lazy, lethargic, and the last thing I wanted to do was write anything or post to the blog. When I explored why I felt this way, I realized that I still had some latent reservations about the role I’m playing in humanity’s awakening.

I convinced myself I didn’t want to spend so much time on the computer, which, as you can imagine, is a huge requirement when it comes to running a blog. After all, being on the computer is required to post, write articles, answer emails, or do pretty much anything else that reaches people.

I wanted to detach from the computer because I tend to feel like technology opposes the natural lifestyle I want to cultivate.

“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.” – Nelson Mandela

HONESTY

The first step on the path to reaping heavenly rewards from the universe is a rule so plated in gold and studded with diamonds that it seems to pass most of us by, or at least lay dormant until we’ve reached forty or retired and moved to the Mediterranean. The most important thing to do before you die, in fact something that we should do every single day of our lives.

Be true to ourselves.

DOWSING 101   Dowsing, in its basic sense, uses the neuromuscular sensations of the body. There are various techniques; you would do well to research and experiment until you find the technique that feels most comfortable to you.

Always word your questions in a format that can be answered with either “yes” or “no.” With practice, you will know when the dowsing tool is giving you a “maybe” answer or making an indication to ask more questions or be more specific.

Before using any dowsing tool, it is best to begin with a series of questions, such as, “May I use the dowsing tool at this time? Can I using the dowsing tool at this time? Should I use the dowsing tool at this time?” If you get a “no” response to any of these questions, it is wise to honor the answer and dowse another time. If you get a “no” answer to using a tool, it is wise to set aside a few moments and center yourself.

Never use the tools when you are upset. If you are emotionally charged over something that is happening in your life, it could skew the answers you receive from the dowsing tool. This is especially true when the questions you wish to ask are related to the issue that has you emotionally off balance. Always be sure you are hydrated before dowsing.

Just within the last couple of decades or so has science been able to explain and piece together what ancient civilizations have being saying for thousands of years. For example, the computer age finally being able to replicate the holographic nature within patterns called fractals. These ancient cultures providing symbols so massively intricate and interconnecting yet simple such as the flower of life. The point is that finally the concept of oneness has finally come into a tangible and visible spectrum and provable theory. Spirit being the feminine or yin version of reality is finally merging with it’s masculine duality and yang aspect, Science. The perfect form of alchemy happening in our generation. I have really personally been experiencing this merger within the energies lately and through my journeys I feel I have been given an ancient key to unlocking the universe’s guide to project management. The project I speak of being the elevation of the collective conscious starting with the singularity of it all, you! The idea is just like in quantum physics: The Entanglement Theory, where when one photon of light is changed, all of the other photons no matter where in reality were all changed simultaneously. I feel this is the same with human consciousness. All of the seemingly invisible universe tied together by this universal law of connection.

Your attention is your energetic endorsement. ~Archangel Gabriel

By Ethan Indigo Smith

Contributing Writer for Wake Up World

I recently left the steadiness of California to embark on a continental book tour. I, like any writer I suppose, have untapped reservoirs of hope rooted in the conviction that I can change the world, so I left the mountains, my friends – everything I’ve known for many years – in a van packed with only the most basic sustenance – food, books and a sweet but demanding canine.

Traveling across the country offers a unique observation point into society’s wells and ills. And from this new liberating perspective, as an outside observer, it soon became apparent that we have essentially become a culture based on ideals and practices of separation.