By: Christina Sarich , 11/04/2013

If you haven’t already heard of the Grocery Manufacturer’s of America and their aims at stopping Initiative 522 from passing in Washington just days from now, you will shortly. With companies like Monsanto taking the lead, millions of dollars have been funneled illegally through a slush fund to try to sway voters against passing the 522 Initiative that would require grocery stores that sell foods containing GMO food to label it as such.

This group of slick corporate greed-mongers only disclosed their ‘donations’ to the fund after state Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed a lawsuit earlier in October. More than $1 million has already been used to try to defend organic and right-to-know activists from getting their labeling bill passed. The companies know that the word is out, and if they don’t spend a king’s ransom on misinformation campaigns and propaganda then the 522 Initiative will be voted down.

Exopermaculture.com, By: Ann Kreilkamp, 11/05/2013

Daniel Soelo, “the moneylessman,” photo: becomingminimalist.com

When we contemplate greatly shrunken coastlines, then the idea of letting go of the so-called kingpin of our civilization, namely fiat, debt-based, usurious”money,” doesn’t seem so drastic. And see Charles Eisenstein, his comprehensive and thoughtful book Sacred Economics, for more on how to reshape our human experience of ourselves, of others, and of the exchanges among us. Eisenstein would agree with Daniel Soelo, the “moneyless man,” who points out: “Money only exists if two or more people believe it exists.”

For more on this story visit http://exopermaculture.com/2013/11/05/how-our-world-might-transform-department-two-interviews-with-the-moneyless-man/

Source: Activist Post - 11/04/13 

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There is nothing to fear, ever.
Fear is an illusion. Only Love is Real.
 

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Michelle Pfeiffer reveals odd cult experience
as a young actress

Los Angeles Times - Christie D'Zurilla, 11/04/13

Now a strict vegan, Pfeiffer was put on a diet by the unnamed couple, who also worked with weight training. "Their thing was vegetarianism," she said (via the Daily Telegraph), and a diet that "nobody can adhere to."

Turns out their thing was also breatharianism, a belief that when a human being is in his or her highest state, it's possible to exist only on sunlight.

Video and more: latimes.com