Julian Rose, Contributor
Waking Times

As Inside – So Outside

Is it possible that a thread of unity ties together even the most disparate of forces?

Are we actually that different from those who we think are our mortal enemies?

Is it possible that all humanity shares one collective unconscious mind?

These are important questions, because the old weapon of ‘divide and conquer’ is exercising an almost total paralysis over society at this time. Nothing new, you might say, but the remorseless sowing of the seeds of division has once again become a key weapon in whipping up factions to accept ‘war’ as the only, and inevitable end point.

But this war-cry can only work if and when we fall prey to the corrosive indoctrination which accompanies the rhetoric of ‘us and them’. Wars would not happen if the fuel for vindictive finger-pointing was no longer so easily assimilated into our everyday lives.

Satoshi Tomizu is a Japanese glass artist that uses his talents to create astonishing cosmic scenes encased in orbs of glass no larger a human eye. Known as Space Glass, each orb is crafted in breathtaking detail as gold flakes, air bubbles, and a number of other inclusions solidify in the bubble of glass, creating alluring microcosms that can be held in the palm of your hand. Each bauble is blown with a durable glass loop allowing one to wear their personal space-scape around their neck if they wish.

Never be afraid to ask for what you want. No wish is too small, no desire too outlandish. The Universe will always provide when the request is made with pure intention and love! ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2015/12/01/just-ask-3/

It’s easy to take that hulking great white beast of a machine in our kitchens for granted, but for the 1.3 billion people in the world who are living without electricity, a working refrigerator is not an option. So a team of students in Canada has invented a cooling device that not only works without any electricity whatsoever, it’s also cheap and portable, making it ideal for those in remote and rural areas who struggle to keep their produce fresh.

"We thought it would be good to decrease the amount of food waste in the world, and we came up with this design because it's easy to build and the materials are relatively cheap," one of the students, Michelle Zhou from the University of Calgary, told CBC News.

Dubbed the WindChill Food Preservation Unit, the device connects an air tube to an evaporation chamber, which connects to a sealed refrigeration chamber that looks a lot like an esky, the contents of which are cooled through the process of evaporative cooling.

When you experience disappointment in another it is because you are looking outside of yourself for satisfaction. As you have no control over what another does, this amounts to gambling with your happiness. You will always end up feeling let down in one way or another, because only you can create your own foundation of wholeness.

What you are truly seeking, and what will always satisfy you, is connecting to the unconditionally loving and supportive Source within you. Choose to love yourself so completely and deliciously that your deep satisfaction is assured. From there it is easy to simply love and accept others for who, and where they are, without condition. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2015/12/01/daily-message-tuesday-december-1-2015/