Many of you would like to find a divine partnership, which we would describe as the highest vibrational relationship available to you at this time. Thinking of how exactly you will meet this person can feel like finding a needle in a haystack to you, and this is what we would like to speak on today.

We have wonderful news! Your soul knows exactly where your beloved is. The way to begin your reconnection with your love (we say reconnection because your souls know each other very well already) is to first acknowledge their existence. The easiest way to do that is to start connecting through meditation. So still yourself and connect to that soul. Try not to get too caught up in the details of who they are, where they live, or what they look like. Do not try to force it into being someone you know. Simply concentrate on the essence of how they feel. If you are finding it too difficult to not try to get information about this person, imagine them holding you from behind so you can focus on their energy, nothing else.

Christina Sarich, Staff
Waking Times 

“Even atoms possess a certain measure of intelligence.” ~ Thomas Edison

“To begin to understand the gorgeous fever that is consciousness, we must try to understand the senses and what they can tell us about the ravishing world we have the privilege to inhabit.” ~ Diane Ackerman

Michal Pollan, author of The Omnivore’s Dilemma, and The Botany of Desire, has pointed out that for the longest time, even mentioning that plants could be intelligent was a quick way to being labeled a ‘whacko,’ but it turns out plants can learn, communicate, and even feel. They can also see, smell, and remember. This is definitely not news the biotechnology industry wants highlighted.

Do Plants Have ‘Brains’?

In an emerging field called plant neurobiology, a bit of a misnomer since plants don’t have neurons or brains, we learn that people who play music for their plants or understand that our actions can affect a plant’s nutrition, for example, are not ‘whackos’ at all.

by Zen Gardner

It’s amazing how people have been backed into a corner by this barrage of social programming and outright intimidation. People actually feel apologetic about speaking the truth when it counters the politically correct entrained mass mindset of the world today.

Telling someone the truth is the most loving thing anyone can do. Of course it needs to be done wisely so as not to give a ready excuse for holding on to their illusion. That’s a clever mechanism that needs to be avoided. But there is also a time the truth hurts but still needs to be said. If it hurts, so be it. To withhold the truth from someone who is clearly in need of it is the most unloving and self serving thing any of us can do.

Let the chips fall where they may. Telling the truth is a fundamental form of love.

Taking Authority is Contrarian in a Spineless, Programmed World

I often think about this, the need for all of us who have awakened to take authority in our awareness and live in it fully and boldly. It’s totally contrary to everything we’ve been conditioned with. The collective mind is built on dependence and allegiance to imposed authority. This is nothing less than fear and submission programming.

Surrendering to the ‘flow’ of The Universe may feel like a very unnatural thing to do. However, once the release is accomplished, you will find that things will come much more easily than they ever have in the past. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2016/03/11/easily/

By Dr Joseph Mercola
Guest Writer for Wake Up World

If the biotech industry has its way, 184 million acres of native forests around the world will be bulldozed down and replaced with plantations of genetically engineered (GE) trees.

On these proposed GE tree plantations, there are essentially no other plants, insects, birds, or wildlife — just rows upon rows of cloned Frankentrees growing at accelerated rates on a crust of dead, lifeless soil above dwindling groundwater reserves.

Moreover, GE trees are being genetically engineered with unnatural characteristics, such as the ability to kill insects, tolerate colder temperatures, resist toxic chemicals, and grow faster — but these “advantages” come at an unacceptable price.