An interesting story about the life of the eccentric Nikola Tesla and the reasons that his legacy has been undermined and hidden from public consciousness. it is clear that the ideas of Nikola Tesla could liberate the planet and it’s people of the destructive use of carbon based energy … More
In this very well produced yet saddening documentary about a lawless region of Brazil’s amazon, a brave young film maker spends time with people who are the last line of defense for the rainforest and investigates the murders of local activists. A heartbreaking must see.… More
Profound changes are coming to our planet, a transformation of the world as we now know it. Our civilization will give rise to a new era. That which cannot be seen… will be seen. But only by those who choose love and not fear. Choose love.… More
YouTube – TEDxTalks
You can live a life in balance with Nature. Nick Ritar, permaculture farmer and educator can teach us how. In this talk at TEDxCanberra 2011, Nick Ritar challenges us to overcome the fears we have built up as a society and to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle; … More
Time lapse photography from NASA give a whole new view of our magnificent planet. From vast electric storms to the Northern lights, nothing is more inspirational than acknowledging nature’s beauty and majesty, then learning how to live life in cooperation with nature. We are truly blessed to be humans … More
Reversing the trend of generations
Bill McKibben
Orion Magazine
Earlier this year, my state’s governor asked if I’d give an after-lunch speech to some of his cabinet and other top officials who were in the middle of a retreat. It’s a useful discipline for writers and theorists to have to … More
The Galactic Federation of Light Workers speaks about the struggle for the human race and the cosmic forces at play. Do not fear, people of the world, the battle has already been won in our favor.… More
Washington, DC–(ENEWSPF)–November 18, 2011. Organic crop systems can provide similar yields and much higher economic returns than a conventional corn-soybean rotation, according to thirteen years of data from a side-by-side comparison at Iowa State University’s Neely-Kinyon Research and Demonstration Farm. The University’s Long-Term Agroecological Research Experiment … More
Renowned cosmic researcher Graham Hancock visits Utah for a tour of the 5000+ year old petroglyphs and rock art found inscribed in the walls of red rock. Drawing from his knowledge of ancient civilizations, Graham makes profound comparisons to art found in other parts of the world and considers … More
Step by step demonstration on how to make a self fertilizing keyhole vegetable planter. This idea and design comes from traditional African techniques.… More
Susan Guibert
Medical Express
New research from University of Notre Dame Psychology Professor Gabriel Radvansky suggests that passing through doorways is the cause of these memory lapses.
“Entering or exiting through a doorway serves as an ‘event boundary’ in the mind, which separates episodes of activity and files them away,” … More
Zen Gardner
Before Its News
Powerful things, words. This subject has always fascinated me. From “In the beginning was the Word” to the metaphysical explanation that creation began with one sound and spread out as electric plasma and that we’re all simply vibrational expressions of varying dimensions of a primordial … More
A reassuring sign of the times. Let’s face it, we cannot wait for the molasses slow mechanisms of government to right its wrongs and make genuine public health a priority. Hats off to entrepreneurs with the foresight and courage to implement solutions to problems like publicly fluoridated … More
Jeroen
Giving Is All We Have
It took me 30 years to realise. The fortunate thing with insight is that it is not about when, but about if it happens. But this idea changed my life to such an extent, that I can’t go back to my old beliefs again.… More
David Gessner
On Earth
Like any sane person, I am fond of dolphins. For the last seven years or so, since I moved south, we have been on neighborly terms. I remember my first New Year’s Day in the South, eight years ago, when I kayaked over to Masonboro Island… More
Here’s a great way to put the Spirit back into the Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa/Solstice Season this year, whether you’re religious or otherwise.
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The almighty Snordelhans reads another epic diatribe from Les Visible.
Dog Poet Transmitting…….
May your noses always be cold and wet.
Occupy Wall Street, by way of Occupy Fleet Street, is turning into, You’re all Meat Street. As expected, The Forces of the Last Gasp have dispatched their faceless, assault … More
Mike Barrett
Natural Society
Whenever discussing the importance of buying organic, there is one objection that is stated 100% of the time. That objection is: I can’t afford it; I don’t have the money.
I’m here to tell you that you can’t afford NOT to eat organic.
The specifics will … More
In this amazing demonstration, a presenter from Tel-Aviv University demonstrates quantum superconductors locked in a magnetic field by levitating a superconducting disc above a handheld magnet. He further shows how a superconducting vehicle can traverse a magnetic track infinitely, free of the use of conventional energy. By … More
Dylan Charles
Waking Times
My flight from the American healthcare system began in my late twenties during a period of severe personal crisis, mostly mental. I was suffering from extreme depression, severe anxiety, and poor physical health from years of a sedentary, entertainment-based lifestyle. The American Dream. I had a … More
A Single Neuron Can Alter the Brain
Christina Sarich, Staff Writer
Waking Times
“I think every single person perceives things differently. We are all singular.” ~ Julia Leigh
If you’ve ever dropped a tiny pebble into a glass-smooth lake, you know that this single change can reverberate out from the middle of the body of water to … More
The AIDS-like Disease Seldom Mentioned
Karen Lambert, Guest
Waking Times
I have Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFS/CFIDS/ME) and HIV-NEGATIVE AIDS, idiopathic CD lymphocytopenia. With these two clinical diagnoses, I believe that makes me living proof that the AIDS-like CFS/ME is transmissible, something that the medical establishment seems unable to admit or to acknowledge. … More
Opposition Escalates Over Faulty Southern Leg of Keystone XL Pipeline
Stefanie Spear, Guest
Waking Times
“Enough is enough,” said Michael Bishop during our phone conversation Saturday morning after he found out TransCanada and its vendor, Michels, are planning to dig up buried pipe, part of the 485-mile southern segment of the Keystone XL pipeline, on his property in the east … More
Colin Bondi, Contributor
Waking Times
Most of us think we are individual human beings living in a world that is outside of us, along with billions of other individuals. While from the perspective of consensus reality it certainly does appear that way, it just may be that you are alone … More
Alex Pietrowski, Staff Writer
Waking Times
Many of us have grown up drinking tap water without thinking twice about it. The availability of potable drinking water is a cornerstone of developed countries. Many developing, or third-world, countries often provide inadequate access to drinkable water, and the water from the tap … More
Censorship Abounds: The Handful of Companies That Control Your Perceptions
Christina Sarich, Staff Writer
Waking Times
Almost all the media channels you watch are controlling your perception of reality – namely to get you to value their commodities (goods and services) instead of yourself and your own morals and values. This affects you at every level, from the food you … More
Humanity Is Transforming And Changing: The Great Awakening
The planet is going through a mass transformation. There are many aspects to this transformation, and in the end one must come to realize the basic building block for global change starts with us, humanity on a collective level, together. We are being called to evolve past … More
Opposition Escalates Over Faulty Southern Leg of Keystone XL Pipeline
Stefanie Spear, Guest
Waking Times
“Enough is enough,” said Michael Bishop during our phone conversation Saturday morning after he found out TransCanada and its vendor, Michels, are planning to dig up buried pipe, part of the 485-mile southern segment of the Keystone XL pipeline, on his property in the east … More
Religion, Atheism and Dogmatic Thinking
Andy Dilks, Guest
Waking Times
Someone recently asked: “Should the oppressive content of monotheistic religions be respected and left alone or challenged and questioned?” It’s a loaded question which, needless to say, provoked a lively debate on the nature of religion as a force for oppression and negativity in the … More
Support David Icke’s Initiative to Create “The People’s Voice” Broadcasting Network
Dylan Charles, Editor
Waking Times
Truth movement icon, David Icke is a tremendous force in the movement for honest government, personal liberty, and higher consciousness. His personal story of spiritual awakening and transformation has been a source of inspiration to many, and has helped to catalyze the growing opposition to … More
6 Ways to Stop Worrying and Find Work You Love
Roman Krznaric, Greater Good
Waking Times
Job satisfaction is at record lows. What does it take to overcome the fear of change, especially in tough economic times?
This essay is adapted from How to Find Fulfilling Work (Picador).
The idea of fulfilling work—a job that reflects our passions, talents, … More
Humanity Is Transforming And Changing: The Great Awakening
The planet is going through a mass transformation. There are many aspects to this transformation, and in the end one must come to realize the basic building block for global change starts with us, humanity on a collective level, together. We are being called to evolve past … More
The AIDS-like Disease Seldom Mentioned
Karen Lambert, Guest
Waking Times
I have Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFS/CFIDS/ME) and HIV-NEGATIVE AIDS, idiopathic CD lymphocytopenia. With these two clinical diagnoses, I believe that makes me living proof that the AIDS-like CFS/ME is transmissible, something that the medical establishment seems unable to admit or to acknowledge. … More
Opposition Escalates Over Faulty Southern Leg of Keystone XL Pipeline
Stefanie Spear, Guest
Waking Times
“Enough is enough,” said Michael Bishop during our phone conversation Saturday morning after he found out TransCanada and its vendor, Michels, are planning to dig up buried pipe, part of the 485-mile southern segment of the Keystone XL pipeline, on his property in the east … More
Censorship Abounds: The Handful of Companies That Control Your Perceptions
Christina Sarich, Staff Writer
Waking Times
Almost all the media channels you watch are controlling your perception of reality – namely to get you to value their commodities (goods and services) instead of yourself and your own morals and values. This affects you at every level, from the food you … More
Adam Kokesh, Former US Marine Corps Veteran, and Activist Calls for Open Source March This July 4th
Christina Sarich, Staff Writer
Waking Times
When former service men that have battled in Iraq start to encourage people to organize against the very same government that they once fought far, it gets some attention. Adam Kokesh, a once US Marine and veteran who has been organizing against the … More
