HJ: On a certain level, one of the primary things we are here to do in life is get fully in touch with our intuition.  After all, this is our direct connection to our soul.  To God.  To all that is.  And what better way to live?  Our intuition is infallible.  It always leads us to the what’s best and right for us in any given moment.  It is truly a beautiful, beautiful thing and when you let go and surrender to the guidance of your intuition, it is in every sense the easiest, most pleasurable way to live.

- Truth

Don’t Override Your Gut; Train It For Wiser Intuitions

4 myths about guts, and 3 lifesize questions that make your gut wiser faster

By Jeremy E. Sherman, Ph.D. | Psychology Today

Jamie Lee, Contributor
Waking Times

“It is not enough for journalists to see themselves as mere messengers without understanding the hidden agendas of the message and myths that surround it.”  – John Pilger

Old media was declared officially dead in 2014 as many more truth seekers surged to alternative news media sites, blogs and podcasts, no longer trusting Big Media and their whorporate presstitutes.

CNN fell below the top 20 in TV rankings with their average age viewership of 72 years old this year and the Big Three continue its long descent into irrelevancy.

Likewise, mainstream newspapers continue to raise costs, increase ads, reduce proprietary content and cut print size because fewer and fewer are willing to pay a buck, or double that on Sundays, to be propagandized, told partial truths, and being out right lied to.

Video - Many believe that there is a deeper significance of the Great Pyramids at Giza, beyond the assumption that were built solely as tombs of the pharaohs. The Ancient Egyptians appear to have built the pyramids in alignment with the three stars of Orion’s belt. The various features of these structures seem to have a strong astrological importance. Here’s a short video from the History Channel that offers more insight into recent speculations about the meaning of the Great Pyramids.

Your reactions to any given situation depend on what growth stage you are in. The more you step into your light; there will be a lessening of the need to react to other’s behaviors. You are moving closer to your center. ~ Creator

For many, New Year’s is a time of parties, resolutions, and tacky sequined dresses. For me, it’s quite the opposite. This New Year’s day marks the 5 year anniversary of my sexual assault. While it has been the most devastating event of my life, it has also been the greatest catalyst for my growth. It would cheapen the pain to say I am grateful for it, but on some level I know that I wouldn’t have become my true self without it.  

More difficult than the event itself is the aftermath.  The reactions of those I loved, the unsolicited advice on how to deal with it, the repression, the depression, and the nights of too many drinks. And while ignoring my feelings was not a coping strategy I intended to choose, it was certainly the one my body and mind chose for me.

Written by Wes Annac, The Culture of Awareness

Like countless teachers have told us, spiritual evolution isn’t as much about feeling better as it is stripping away all of the falsities from our life until the genuine, authentic seeker within is all that remains.

Once we cleanse ourselves of the things that hinder our development, which are usually pushed onto us by society and influence us for a long time after, we’re left with a purified aspect of our consciousness that can explore itself and help others learn about spirit in a sensible way.

I think authenticity is important, especially if we want to show the way for others. We’ll want to be as approachable as possible for people who might not understand what we’re talking about at first, and we run the risk of pushing away potential newcomers if we aren’t anchored when we talk or write about spirituality.