How to Stay Positive and Meet Your Soulmate
Jill Crosby
How do we stay positive during times of turmoil and unrest? Sometimes it can be challenging to keep your vibration high and to stay positive, especially in what seems like great times of change and upheaval, however, staying positive is a key factor in creating the NOW that you choose to experience. When you can stay calm and in your heart you can help those in need and also benefit the collective consciousness, which we are all a part of. When you silence your mind and connect with the present moment you connect...
World Vision of Humanity Waking Up
Jill Crosby
The following is a vision that I received in October, 2011. It came to me in the evening before going to sleep while lying in bed. It was if I was actually there, living it. I don't know what created this mass awakening, however, it was very vivid and beautiful. When I came back to this realm I took copious notes in my iphone which was on my night stand. After meditating the morning of 11/11/11, I felt guided to share this vision with our members in the form of a mass email. I got sooooo many responses from that email that I decided to post it on the site. I feel that this vision is waking up deep seeded cellular (and probably DNA) memories for those that read it, feel it and connect with it. I share this with unconditional love and a knowingness that we are all FAMILY. In-JOY! Here is the vision I was given: Everyone on the planet...
Dating with an Appetite
Emma JC
My first serious relationship included a marriage, despite being very young, and any thoughts of suitability and sustainability of the relationship were not important and food discussions were definitely not part of picture despite the fact that we were from two different cultures. His dad was Hungarian and his mom was of British descent, as am I. The food of my childhood was your typical 60’s meat, potatoes and vegetables (canned) with cookies, canned fruit and/or ice cream for dessert. Sunday dinners were roast beef, roast potatoes and Jolly Green Giant lima beans (ugh), sweet peas and corn followed by pie and ice cream. Friday nights were my favourite and were often spaghetti and meatballs, or Roman Holiday, or (horror of horrors) tuna or mushroom casserole. There was white bread and butter available for filler at every meal and milk was the drink of choice right up until I...
A New Kind of Personal Ad
Emma JC
"Looking for someone with whom I can do nothing." A very close friend of mine lost his partner of 46 years, almost a year ago. His grief and sorrow has been surprising for him, only because of its depth, its endurance and its ability to diminish him both physically and emotionally. The following are a few of the quotes from the emails in which he shared his feelings with me: "At different times and sometimes at all times, throughout our many years together, she was my spouse, my lover, my parent and my child. I loved her deeply and on a level that transcended the usually held rituals and observances of such a relationship. She inspired me, and helped me become who I am...
Ungrounded Energy, A Widespread Issue
Cameron Day
It used to be common knowledge in consciousness circles that a person needed to be grounded both energetically and physically. People would talk about what foods helped them feel the most grounded, how spending time in nature helped them ground their meditative experiences and so on. However, I have noticed a trend in the last few years where people are getting very ungrounded, and are even encouraging others to engage "spiritual" practices that are very ungrounding. (Spell check says "ungrounding" is not a word, but I say that it is. ) Two of the adverse consequences of being ungrounded are that it can cause a person to be too easily swayed by the opinions of others, as well as be fooled by any of...