(editor's note: Bryce Canyon in southern Utah is a beautiful national park by daylight. But it is gaining quite a reputation for its night time activities as well. The unique altitude and climate make for one of the best star gazing sites in the world!

I'm so happy to report that news of activities happening outside and around our planet continue to intrigue more and more people!
Just a few years ago, "space geeks" were the only ones interested in all the wonderous events of our neighboring planets, stars, and galaxies. Now it seems everyone has their eyes to the skies!
The view from down here is a special vantage point, so I hope you enjoy this report and get a better understanding of how important YOU are to the beautiful Cosmos we all call home.  
~All my Love, Boo)

What keeps stargazers coming back to Bryce Canyon?

The mysterious wonders of the hoodoos and other Bryce Canyon National Park landforms are rightfully the first focus of attention for visitors to the southern Utah destination.

(editor's note: Many of us think of "science" as a sterile laboratory filled with noxious odors and sleep-deprived people in white coats hunched over a microscope. Today's story is about a 13 year old girl who developed a cure for hiccups. While this may not affect everyone, what will this bright gem bring us next time? Where will this young imagination wander tomorrow?

I'm so excited as each month passes to see the tremendous advances in our world. Soon, all of this information will be public knowledge, no more secrets, no more hiding and I will be moving on to yet another project :)
~All my Love, Boo)

13-Year-Old Girl Develops Cure For Hiccups

A 13-year-old girl from Manchester, Connecticut—Mallory Kievman—may have found a cure in getting rid of hiccups!

Called ‘Hiccupops’, they are made with apple cider vinegar and sugar—which according to her will ‘over-stimulate’ the hiccup causing nerves in our throat and mouth, and making the hiccups stop!

Her patented Hiccupops have won prizes for innovation and patentability.

(editor's note: Today I bring you an article from the Earth Day Network titled, "Recycling 101 in Today's Electronic World." Hopefully as you move about the day, you'll view your electronic devices in a different light; perhaps even come up with some recycling innovations for your own community!

Rather than become disheartened by the negative news of mainstream media, I challenge you to look deeper -to find healing earth heroes in your own community. There are people all over this beautiful jewel we call Gaia working every day to correct the damage we have done. They are doing the physical clean up work, or putting the intellectual thought into solving these problems. Please join me in sending them all energies of love and support.
~All my Love, Boo)
 

Recycling 101 in Today’s Electronic World

(editor's note: Many of my posts include powerful plants like St. John's Wort. Why not plant your own? Today I'll give you some tips on growing and harvesting this fascinating plant.

In time, the science of light and sound will advance so that we can update our medical centers, similar to those used on our Healing Ships.
Awakening within us all is the ability to completely heal ourselves.
As our bodies evolve from carbon-based to a crystalline-based structure, we must all learn how to properly nourish and treat our physical body.
Through this "Natural Remedies" segment I hope to introduce you to methods of healing you may not have tried, as well as building your knowledge base so you can help others.
I have now archived my articles on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NaturalRemediesCollection?skip_nax_wizard=true#

~Be well, all my Love, Boo)

St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum)