MedicalxPress.com November 29, 2012

PhysOrg November 30, 2012

A Syrian woman talks on her mobile phone in central Damascus on November 7. Phone and Internet networks were down across most of Syria for a second straight day on Friday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported.

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A protester waves a Portuguese flag in front of riot police officers outside the Portuguese Parliament in Lisbon during a general strike on November 14, 2012. (File photo)

Thousands of protesters have staged a demonstration against harsh austerity measures in Portugal as the country’ parliament gave final approval to a 2013 budget, which imposes more spending cuts on the debt-stricken people.

A few thousand people gathered outside the Portuguese parliament in Lisbon to protest against the parliament’s approval of a budget that aims to cut the budget deficit to 4.5 percent of the country’s gross domestic product in 2013.

The Healers Journal - 11/29/12, by Jason Jeffrey/New Dawn

I believe the idea of Shambhala has not yet come to full flower, but that when it does it will have enormous power to reshape civilisation. It is the sign of the future. The search for a new unifying principle that our civilisation must now undertake will, I am convinced, lead it to this source of higher energies, and Shambhala will become the great icon of the new millennium.
– Victoria LePage, Shambhala

For thousands of years rumours and reports have circulated that somewhere beyond Tibet, among the icy peaks and secluded valleys of Eurasia, there lies an inaccessible paradise, a place of universal wisdom and ineffable peace called Shambhala – although it is also known by other names.

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The Golden Age Daily, November 28, 2012 by Sarah-Jane Grace The Planet Whisper

As we continue to weave the web and become One with the flow of life, it can be hard not to have those moments where suddenly everything stops making sense. Equally, are those moments; those lightning fast flashes where suddenly everything starts making sense. It is not uncommon to experience both in rapid succession, and to end up feeling more, but less, confused all at the same time.

This is all part of the path of awakening, but it is hard to ride the waves of change when such thoughts can fragment and unify at the same time. It is akin to taking one step forward and one step backward, and although this implies standing on the same spot, at a deeper level, much has been learned in the process.

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