by Alexa Erickson, Collective Evolution

Butter gets a bad rap. Dating back to the 1920s, the heart disease epidemic came to be. Now the world’s leading cause of death, heart disease’s prevalence has left many speculating on the cause, with butter, meat, and eggs generally taking the blame. But not all butter is bad. In fact, it’s one of the healthiest fats you can consume, filled with a variety of important nutrients. And while the finger has been pointed at butter for its high levels of saturated fat, the connection between such fats and high cholesterol and heart disease has been debunked time and time again.

by Juan Matus

Guest Contributor, ZenGardner.com

If your elected officials were really serious in solving the so-called terror problem, they would not take away more of your freedoms and rights. No, the first and most logical action they would take is the immediate firing of the Israeli-owned company called International Consultants on Targeted Security (ICTS) and take away their legal permits to do any more activity in the security branch.

ICTS has a unique record of consistent failure of managing the security, exactly the core element of their activities. In a normal world and during a real criminal investigation all current and past ICTS officials and employees would be obligated to cooperate in an in depth investigation into their work methods, especially during the numerous acts of “muslim terror” that are succeeding cum laude mainly due to the apparently NON security work methods of ICTS. Due to the miserable, shameful and suspicious performance of this shady enterprise run by security experts (failures), we were able to witness yet another astounding successful “terrorist attack” on the airport of Zaventem, Brussels. And as is usual during terror attacks, ICTS handles the security operations at Brussels airport, the scene of the latest bomb attack.

Many of you have asked, “How do I love myself?” You can become more loving to yourself in many ways, but most important of all, it means becoming a safe person for yourself. Are you a safe person for yourself to be exposed to? If not, what can you do to become so? A good place to start is with kindness, consistency, encouragement, and inclusion. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2016/04/07/daily-message-thursday-april-7-2016/

God said:

Beloveds, why is sadness so important to you? Why is mourning for the past so important to your heart? You feel great sadness for all the friends and family you miss and for all the events and occasions that you miss. And then you also have your fond regrets for the opportunities you missed out on. Sometimes you are hard to please and so easily made sad about anything at all.

How dear is the past to you one way or another, whether fulfilled or unfulfilled, whether taken note of at the time or not even thought of until now, so much later. Where did high points in your life disappear to, and, of course, you also wonder what is the point of all you would bring back or rewrite if only you could.

Sometimes you would go on bended knee to apologize if only you could. You might stand up in school, for instance, and say to the teacher and the class:

"You didn't know me. You didn't know me at all. Nor did I know you. Nor did I know myself. I was stunned and dazed most of my life, as if in a kind of trance. I made an appearance, yet I wasn't really present. Whether I enjoyed or did not enjoy, I was hardly present. I went through motions of being there. I did not know how to act so I rolled myself up in some kind of posture, and I wasn't really there.

Dr. Fahad Basheer, Contributor
Waking Times

During organ transplantation there have been numerous reports of emotions, memories and experiences being transferred along with organ which is been transplanted from donor to the recipient.

Dr. Pearsall, an American cardiologist, has collected the cases of 73 heart transplant patients and 67 other organ transplant recipients and published them in his book, “The Hearts Code” (1). Here is a sample of a case that has been reported:

Claire Sylvia develops desire for chicken nuggets and green peppers.

On May 29, 1988, an American woman named Claire Sylvia received a heart transplant at a hospital in Yale, Connecticut. She was told that her donor was an 18 year-old male from Maine who had just died in a motorcycle accident.