Constant distraction creates an insecure attachment with kids, which can lead to addiction and mental health issues.

Over the past decade or two, seasoned therapists who treat young people have been seeing some increasingly worrisome trends. Although solid statistics are hard to come by, one indication of a surge in troubled young adults comes from the reports of college mental health services. A 2010 survey ... of almost 202,000 incoming college freshmen at 279 colleges and universities showed a shocking decline in self-reported mental and emotional well-being—at its lowest level since 1985, when HERI began conducting the surveys. In this recent survey, the percentage of students who rated their emotional health “above average” fell from 64 percent in 1985 to 52 percent. According to the June 2013 APA Monitor, 95 percent of surveyed college counseling-center directors said that the number of students with “significant psychological problems is a growing concern,” citing anxiety, depression, and relationship issues as the main problems. Another 2013 survey, the American College Health Association–National College Health Assessment, reported that 51 percent of 123,078 responders in 153 US colleges had experienced “overwhelming anxiety” during the previous year...

Christina Sarich, Natural Society
Waking Times

Cannabis has already been proven to treat cancer anecdotally in many people – some with leukemia, others with lymphoma. But what’s gaining the most spotlight is how cannabis is able to eradicate brain cancer. In a recent study, researchers at the University of London have found that cannabis helps to ‘dramatically reduce’ the growth of new brain cancer cells.

The research showed that two active chemical components found in cannabis plants, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD), helped in the treatment of cancerous brain tumors. This is one of the most difficult types of cancer to treat effectively, and the rate of survival for patients who get brain cancer is often very low. For many – once they receive a diagnosis – they are given a short five years to live; any hope of living after their prognosis is given a mere 10% chance. Those are some stark statistics.

By Open

Contributing Writer for Wake Up World

I didn’t plan the Divinicus Tour as such. I stood in front of a wall calendar and felt dates ‘spike’ in my consciousness, then penciled them in; feeling them until the sense fully landed. Only then did I go ahead and make the venue and flight bookings. I had the strong sense to be back home in the UK around 11th November and no later than the 13th. It would seem the completion of my journey was timed to carefully avoid “Bombogenesis” – an ‘extratropical surface cyclone’ – delivering a big freeze across swathes of North America, affecting Europe too.

A big ‘lesson’ of the Tour’s conclusion was for us to expect upheaval from Gaia as we move into a future of uncertainty – the perfect conditions to develop spiritual mastery…

Human beings have an interesting habit of praying for change and then fighting with all their might to keep everything the same. No wonder so many of you are getting so uncomfortable! You are resisting the very vehicle that is trying to deliver to you what your heart desires.

You are on the planet to learn and grow, experience and create, so be open and willing to change, Dear Ones. To do so will turn you into expansion specialists and allow your lives to bloom into their full potential. ~Archangel Gabriel

You have been given a wonderful gift; your existence. The organic machine that houses your Forever Being may fade but what it houses remains eternal, joyous and sparkling; the perfection of you never changes. ~ Creator