Michigan’s Republican governor, Rick Snyder, signed a bill on Tuesday that will keep Tesla Motors, the electric car maker, from selling cars directly to customers in the state. The law simply clarifies that no car manufacturers can directly sell in the state; all cars must be sold through franchised retailers.

No big deal, right? Well, not exactly. Michigan is now the 5th state with this rule. It also bans Tesla from operating “galleries,” or places where potential customers can go to view Tesla cars. They cannot discuss prices, take orders or take cars on test drives in these galleries.

The state’s Senate passed the bill 38-0, and the state house passed it 106-1. Tesla isn’t mentioned by name, but it’s clear that the legislation is directed at the company...

There is a growing grassroots resistance to Monsanto, that much is clear. GMO labeling initiatives are on the ballot in Oregon and Colorado, and this amazing video, taken by Adam Eidinger, shows a Monsanto shareholder meeting. Eidinger also discusses the dangers and negative impact of GMO crops, roundup, and other Monsanto creations. A shocked Monsanto spokesperson, CEO Hugh Grant, brushes off the concerns and assures him that the company cares about the concerns of their shareholders.

Which, you know, obviously, but what about the rest of us? Eidinger follows up by asking how much Monsanto spends on crushing GMO labeling campaigns. They recently gave millions of dollars to the anti-GMO labeling campaign in Colorado.

What do you think? Is this a great expose of the company? Should GMOs be labeled? Or banned?

There is a momentary pause between one heartbeat and the next……a moment to be exactly who you are meant to be. Awaken to the potential that there are an infinite number of these moments strung together to make your Earth-plane existence. ~ Creator

ENERGY IN MOTION = EMOTION There is nothing in this universe that is static or stands still. Before arising each morning, build a sense of love by creating an attitude of gratitude, thanking all persons, places and events, in all the Realms for the gift of the present moment.

You are now on the threshold, ready to leave unwanted patterns and belief codes behind. Take time to mull over your dream or project and ask for guidance throughout the day to recognize the clues and synchronicities that will come your way. Bring up feelings of trust that all is in motion and that in essence, it already exists. “Fake it ‘til you make it.” Feel what it will be like to walk this Path in joy. Feel what the outcome will be like.

Pay attention to each choice you are presented with this day. Take time to reflect on whether this might possibly lead to your goal, in a graceful way. As your day unfolds, be mindful of your thoughts. Whenever you find yourself indulging in stinking thinking, simply think again! Daily meditation and short breaks throughout the day in which you train your mind to shut off are highly recommended.

Pay attention to your actions. To reach your desired goals, you must walk towards them. This means becoming aware of each foot as you place it in front of the other to take the next step. At first, this may seem tedious. However, with practice, your desired behaviors will become habitual and happen on the unconscious level, allowing you to pay attention to the beauty that surrounds you.

Each musical note, in fact each sound, has its own unique signature. The CymaScope, a device that records vibrations produced by single notes, shows us what music would look like if we could see it.

“If our eyes could see music we would not see waves, as many believe, but beautiful holographic bubbles with amazing shapes resembling a kaleidoscope. The CymaScope allows us to see this this hidden beauty,” says the CymaScope’s creators, John Stuart Reid and Erik Larson.

Definitely a pretty cool invention. Give the video above a watch and let us know what you think! It features Pink Floyd too. How can you go wrong?

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