Power-generating “wind trees” are designed to blend into both urban and rural environments. Photo credit: New Wind

Anastasia Pantsios, EcoWatch
Waking Times

You’ve most likely heard one of the arguments leveled at wind power: turbines are ugly. And while you might not agree, it’s true that the tall turbines that are increasingly appearing all over the landscape stand out among their surroundings.

French entrepreneur Jérôme Michaud-Larivière decided to do something about that. His company New Wind has created the “Arbre à Vent” or “wind tree,” to tackle the issue of what they refer to as “an environment marred by machines that are too big, too noisy and quite unsightly.”

Honey is certainly a superfood of sorts. It’s packed with vitamin A, B2, B3, B5, C, biotin and rutine. It also contains minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron, copper, iodine, and zinc. Kind of wild to think that one simple food can pack such a healthy punch.

But did you know it can also combat bacterial pathogens? According to Susan M. Meschwitz, Ph.D., honey uses a combination of methods to kill bacteria. One of which is the osmotic effect, which originates in honey’s high sugar concentration. In it, water is drawn from the bacteria cells, leaving the pathogens dehydrated and dead.

Additionally, Biochemist Peter Molan studied natural antibiotics like honey for over 25 years. His findings concluded that manuka honey is the most effective at killing bacteria; even antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Lance Schuttler, Contributor
Waking Times

A major revolution in the western healthcare, pharmaceutical and cancer industries is occurring and the movement is reaching the critical mass point. More people now than ever are researching and learning for themselves how to use nutrition to regain and maintain optimal health. People are realizing that a synthetic pharmaceutical drug, as advocated by many in the western medical field, can biochemically never elicit true health. Questions are being asked and nature’s beautiful cures are being rediscovered.

One man who is helping to spearhead this movement is Ty Bollinger, a best-selling author of seven books on natural health and the creator of a newly released documentary titled The Quest For The Cures…Continues, which interviews twenty-eight medical doctors, eleven scientists and nine cancer survivors who break “the code of silence” and expose the truth about cancer as well as proven methods to treat and eliminate cancer through completely safe, natural and holistic methods.

HJ: Emotional blocks can be tricky little buggers.  Secretly sabotaging our best intentions and dreams for ourselves and causing us to stay stuck in patterns that don’t serve us.  But thankfully they are easy enough to clear out.  And the process of doing so offers great opportunities for spiritual growth and evolution as well as massively improved quality of life, relationships and so on and so forth ad infinitum.  It is one of the core practices of doing your ‘inner work’ and leads to great liberation and freedom in all areas of your life.

- Truth

Clearing Emotional Blocks

Using your subconscious mind to clear cellular memory

By Debbie Papadakis | Vitality Magazine

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Do you feel stuck in life? Are y...

Every single person you come in contact with on a daily basis deserves respect. It is not up to you to judge where they came from, what they have done in the past, who they are, what they are wearing/thinking or where they are going. They are human and, therefore, should be treated equally. If, for some reason they choose to show you otherwise, then the perception can be altered as your free will dictates. The Universe does no less for you! ~ Creator

Jordi Alemany, Guest
Waking Times

The beginning of a new year is a perfect time for reflection; an excellent occasion to rearrange our priorities, and to set up new goals. A unique opportunity to make an introspective analysis of our real values, principles and beliefs.

The list below is a compilation of wise quotes and statements on the top 10 things money can’t buy.

# 1. Health

Man. Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present; the result being that he does not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived...