Welcome to this grand and glorious day! Take time to soak up the blessings and warmth of the sun this day. Allow your skin to ingest the nutrients provided by your globe of light.

Greet the sun each morning as it rises, thanking it for the light and nutrition it provides you. Bid it farewell as it sets in the evening. There are many cycles of daily life that go unnoticed. Pay attention to these cycles and be thankful for the support they give you. Without the sun, moon, Earth and planets, you would not be able to exist in this Realm.

Using common sense, providing your body with a balanced and nourishing diet and acquiring daily doses of sunlight will have a beneficial effect on your overall health and energy level.  Soak up the rays; it’s a lovely day!   Selamet!  Kan 3

Dear Ones, acceptance does not mean ignoring your very valid feelings. It means that you can recognize that something is unfolding the way it is for a reason, and still honour yourselves through any emotion you may be feeling to do with that experience. We never wish for you to deny how you really feel! In fact, we urge you to honour yourselves and love yourselves tenderly through any disappointments or discouragements you may feel. It is through being your own loving guide, your own loving parent, your own loving best friend, that you will compassionately give yourself everything you need, while staying in the flow of the unfoldment of your life with faith and trust. It is through that practice you will masterfully honour both the human self and the spiritual self, creating congruency and balance on your path of forward movement. ~Archangel Gabriel

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Bruce Riley is an ingenious artist with a unique style who creates incredibly vibrant captivating psychedelic artworks by using a combination of dripped paints and resins.

Riley was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States and has lived in Chicago since 1994. As a student at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, he enjoyed spending his time studying the works in the Cincinnati Art Museum. The artist also studied fine arts at the University of Cincinnati where he discovered The Princeton University Press’ Bollingen Series. These published works of renowned philosophers and progressive thinkers like Eric Neumann, Carl Jung, David Bohm and J. Krishnamurti, contributed greatly to the artist’s development.

“I can’t stress enough the importance of this find and its impact on my art and life. This body of work exposed me to a literature that explored the mysteries of the human condition, something that I felt I was looking into with my art. I’ve always known my work was about everything, all at once. This reading began to give me an intellectual tool to investigate what I knew and felt,” the artist writes on his website.

Isaac Davis, Staff
Waking Times

“If you want to continue to be slaves of the banks and pay the cost of your own slavery, then let bankers continue to create money and control credit.” –Josiah Stamp

Iceland has gained the admiration of populists in recent years by doing that which no other nation in the world seems to be willing or capable of doing: prosecuting criminal bankers for engineering financial collapse for profit.

Their effective revolt against the banking class, who drove the tiny nation into economic crisis in 2008, is the brightest example yet that the world does not have to be indebted in perpetuity to an austere and criminal wealthy elite. In 2015, 26 Icelandic bankers were sentenced to prison and the government ordered a bank sale to benefit the citizenry.

April McCarthy, Prevent Disease
Waking Times

Two new meta-analytic studies involving thousands of children and college students show that anxiety has increased substantially since the 1950’s. In fact, the studies find that anxiety has increased so much that typical schoolchildren during the 1980’s reported more anxiety than child psychiatric patients did during the 1950’s. The findings appear in the December issue of the American Psychological Association’s (APA)Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

“The results of the study suggest that cases of depression will continue to increase in the coming decades, as anxiety tends to predispose people to depression,” says psychologist and study author Jean M. Twenge, PhD, of Case Western Reserve University.