Steven Maxwell, Contributor
Waking Times

Recent scientific studies regarding the use of cannabis (marijuana) and its healing powers are further disproving the government’s biased and inaccurate stance against its medical use. The government refers to marijuana as a “gateway” drug to harder substances and schedules it along side them even though it has proven to be safer than alcohol.

Taking these claims into consideration, scientists across the country have taken it upon themselves to research the chemical makeup of marijuana and prove to the public the benefits that it holds. Through the research of endocannabinoids, a stress-regulating chemical found in the brain that is also found in marijuana, scientists are producing evidence to prove that marijuana usage could benefit those who suffer from depression.

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By Wes Annac, Culture of Awareness

I’ve been thinking a lot about hesitation, an important topic for anyone who’s discovered their life purpose. I notice that while I enjoy writing, music, meditation and other things, I sometimes resist them.

It’s easier to get distracted than sit at the computer and write or edit a document, and the commitment that comes with living with purpose will challenge us.

I’ve been wondering what drives hesitation, procrastination and other qualities that impede a life of purpose, and the best answer I can come up with is fear. Fear keeps us from the things we need the most in life, and if we can become aware of how it hinders the creative drive, we can take the first step to resolving it.

In order to do so, we have to look out for any fear or hesitation that surface during the creative process. We have to question if our commitment is strong enough to stop giving in to fear, and if the answer is yes, it should be easy to find the strength to keep moving.

God said:

In all the world, there is you, and there is I.
 
To you, it is as if We hang in space, and yet you have well-heard that space does not exist. Nor do you quite catch on to timelessness when your life, as you know it, is fraught with time. There is no space in which you wish to accumulate and no time which you must hurry or pause hurry in or pace.
 
What you really want is Infinity. Well, you have it already although Infinity can’t exactly be had. You want to know Infinity. You want Incredible Infinity as if it were in the palm of your hand. Yet Infinity cannot be in the palm of your hand, nor is Infinity vague. It is very real. Infinity is the Real, yet, of course, My children have confused the concrete and taken the impermanent as real whereas Infinity is eternal and the only real.

If you are wishing to manifest a divine love partnership, one of the most helpful things you can do is to acknowledge that person already exists and then incorporate them into your life energetically. Meditate and ask to connect with that person. Feel their energy. Try not to force them into being anyone specific, just concentrate on how they feel loving and wonderful. If you are having trouble not attaching to how they look, simply imagine them standing behind you, holding you in their arms lovingly.

When you go to bed, imagine curling up with your beloved. When you wake up, say good morning to them energetically. Send them love and encouragement throughout the day.

This technique works very well because it allows you to experience for yourself that the one you seek is out there. Then, by starting to nurture the relationship energetically, you are making the choice to be love, to hold the energy of what you desire, which then activates the manifestation process. It is a beautiful, effective tool that anyone can use, very easily, that will powerfully allow you to shift your focus onto the connection that already exists, rather than the lack of love in your life, which can then only draw it to you in physical form. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2016/01/04/daily-message-monday-january-4-2016/

by Christine Horner, Collective Evolution

If you limit yourself to viewing corporate news outlets, you would never know humanity is becoming healthier, stronger, and more informed. Societal constraints bound by fear are losing their grip to rising optimism and the forces of evolution.

What coalesced as a paradigm shift in “entitled” Millennials is exploding as first-wave TransGenerationals (Generation Z) graduate high school. Looking out at the world as if they’ve seen it all before, the new attitude is, “I’m changing so fast, I dare you to try and define me.”

And they’re right. TransGens are asking themselves and each other “why” instead of parents and authority figures. Could we be witnessing a fractal leap in consciousness as we hit critical mass known as the 100^th monkey effect?