Taken from Coolhealingzenblog.com

Written by Wes Annac, The Culture of Awareness

I think everyone around us is a reflection of our consciousness, and in order to experience lasting harmony with the people in our lives, we’ll want to recognize that they’re us in a different form. When we can see that there are no real differences between us (beyond the illusory ones we create), it should be easier to come together and heal the earth.

In order to create outer change, we’ll have to embrace changing within; aligning with the divine and using the inspiration that results to express unbridled love to everyone around us.

When we get upset with someone for something they do or say, we fail to recognize that they are us. We could just as easily say or do something that unintentionally hurts someone else, and it helps to remember that we’re all human and we’re all doing our best on this crazy rollercoaster ride we call life.

Millions follow the words of men and the ideas of the ages, but few follow their inner light and truth.

Ideas become crutches of our conscience, resting us in ignorance and torturing us with their incompleteness, yet millions follow to avoid the emptiness within and to ignore the truth of their feelings.

Letting go of the familiar and embracing the unfamiliar is the only pathway to growth in consciousness.

Crisis often forces the many to eventually become the few.

Namaste.
CJ and Robert

email Robert: robertcosmar@gmail.com
email CJ: cjheck60porsche@gmail.com

by Dr. Paul Haider

Ginger Beer is a great tasting treat for the holidays. It has no alcohol and many health benefits.

Note: You will need to prepare this a few days in advance, and have a large bottle with a loose-fitting lid, such as a water or soda bottle.

Benefits of Ginger Beer

Ginger beer is better than over-the-counter drugs for nausea and motion sickness. It also works great for morning sickness for mothers who are pregnant.

Ginger beer contains powerful antioxidants that help to prevent and repair DNA damage, and helps prevent cardiovascular disease, strokes, and cancer.

Ginger beer is a good anti-inflammatory, which is great for arthritis and to prevent inflammation in the body–often the first step towards creating disease.

By John Holland

Your subconscious constantly speaks to you in subtle ways, especially through your dreams. It’s just one of the many ways that your soul can forge that powerful connection and speak to you. We all dream to some extent every night even if we’re not able to remember the dream the next morning.

We remember some of our dreams with great clarity, but when we come to interpret them, there are some that we struggle to figure out, and there are others that just slip away as soon as the day starts. If you’re not working in partnership with your dreams then you’re missing out on a great resource for helpful advice, guidance, and direction.

Over the years, I’ve taught myself to acknowledge and listen to my dreams. For example, I know that when I dream about being immersed in water up to my chest, then it’s often symptomatic of the onset of bronchitis, so it’s a sign for me to take extra care and dose up with vitamin C. In other words, I acknowledge and act on the warning signs being given to me.