By Gia Dalton

If you are struggling with an illness, changing your perception can empower and inspire you in many ways. It can lead to greater love and understanding, perhaps even a life purpose. Although this may be your greatest challenge, is illness nothing more than a spiritual assignment? Has everything been divinely designed to bring you closer to God, resulting in a happier, more joyful, purpose-driven life?

Illness as a Contrast, to Analyze

If you believe this to be true, you can start by separating from the symptoms, as they are not a part of you? Discover what is at the root of the illness, release it, and move on. Stop talking about being sick. It’s natural for people to inquire, however, they may not realize, you are reiterating the same story over and over. It’s best to talk about what you want. “I am getting a little better every day”.

By John Holland

Here’s a scenario that I am sure will resonate with many of you reading this article. You get up and take a shower, eat breakfast, get dressed and go off to work, all the time trying to feel positive and hoping for a great day. You hit heavy traffic, horns blowing, brakes screeching, or the bus or train is crowded. Then you remember the kids forgot their lunch, and finally you look down and realize you’re now wearing your cup of coffee! You walk into the office thinking you looked okay when you left your house, until one of your co-workers says, “Wow! Are you sick? You look really tired!”

There’s Never Enough Time!

Sound familiar? This is how a lot of people often start their day. Your stress and anxiety levels rise to critical levels and you never get the chance to stop to catch your breath before launching into work. When we don’t stop, breathe and check-in, the rest of the day will often be spent just trying to catch up. When your mind and body are in a perpetual state of stress, then it’s almost impossible to acknowledge and listen to your intuition.

CONSCIOUS LIVING   From birth onward (and also from previous lifetimes) each of you has unique life experiences. Along the way, you make a myriad of choices. These experiences imprint in your memory, which are then stored in your physical and aural bodies. Love, in all forms, whether they are thoughts, words, actions or emotions are free flowing. They wisp in and out, flowing through the Uni-verse, creating waves of sensuality and causing tides of yumminess. Fear-based emotions and thoughtforms, on the other hand, glop together, creating a dense mass that is hard to penetrate.

Through time, this will destroy your health as they manifest in a variety of dis-eases. With sincere desire, you will be able to uncode these thoughtforms before they manifest physically. In addition, they must be eradicated from your aural field in order to not cause you problems in the future. To change these belief codes, they must be unraveled, one at a time.

By Simon Vorster & Jennifer Langstone

Contributing Writer for Wake Up World

The scattered and opposing energetic influences we are experiencing at this time have many of us running around in circles in a desperate attempt to hold things together. Amid the chaos, our tendency can be to detach from our reality, and look for ways to escape the chaos — but there is no escaping this energetic pattern. The harder we try to detach, the more easily we get caught up in this whirlwind of swirling energetic contrasts.

As we passage through the planetary pattern that this month’s Full Moon is reflecting to us, a powerful energetic thrust is emerging. Our collective awakening process is taking a deep dive back into the dark uncharted waters, as Saturn transits into Scorpio, and for the final time we will face our personal limitations and outdated external attachments.

By Carolanne Wright
Contributing Writer for Wake Up World

A leading autism researcher and physician was found dead last week in North Carolina under what many believe are questionable circumstances.

The body of Dr. Jeff Bradstreet was discovered by a Rocky Broad River fisherman in Chimney Rock, North Carolina Friday afternoon June 19th. A press release by the local sheriff’s office states that Dr. Bradstreet “had a gunshot wound to the chest, which appears to be self inflicted.”

Notably, Dr. Bradstreet’s death occurred shortly after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Georgia Drugs and Narcotics Agency raided his clinic.

An investigation into the death is still in progress. Results from the autopsy on June 23rd have yet to be released.

God said:

As it is, people may deign to not listen to what I say – and they don’t have to, do they? - what makes you think people have to listen to you? What I say is Truth. What you say may be opinion, or it could be Truth, yet who asked you for your opinion or even Truth? You are not the superintendent over other people’s lives, no matter how well-intentioned you may be.

Wait until someone asks, or when it’s your place as with your growing children or a long-time friend who is open to what you think or when someone impinges on your life in some way. Then you uphold your rights by speaking up. You have to speak up. You may find you are not heard, yet it is for you to speak.

There are varieties of circumstances wherein it is your responsibility to speak up, even to a stranger. You could rightfully yell at a stranger who isn’t paying attention and is walking right into a car that is backing out and the driver isn’t paying attention either. You would do well to stop a man from beating his horse. It is not always clear-cut when you must, yet sometimes it is.

There is a big difference between giving advice when it is asked for and rushing in where you have not been invited. Be cautious about intruding on others’ lives.