Month: March 2019

Important Conversations to Have When Dating

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stdDating presents a difficult conundrum. On the one hand, you not only want to get to know the other person but in many cases, your safety and security actually depend on you knowing certain things about them. On the other hand, if you genuinely like the person, you don’t want to scare them off by probing too deeply. The truth is, however, that while you want to tread carefully, here are five important topics you want to discuss when dating.

1. Marital status/ past marriages

Unfortunately, too many people assume that if someone is dating, it means they are single. Sadly, this is not always the case. Before you get too involved with someone, you want to make sure you know where things stand. While they may still lie if you ask them, it’s important to actually ask a potential mate about both their current marital status and any past marriages. Both of which will have a direct effect on your relationship. Continue reading →

Sometimes You Just Need A Hug

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connectionVeronica – Being in physical reality is not for the faint of heart.  Encapsulating the energy within and without seems always difficult.  Often an individual finds themselves adrift without a paddle, so to speak.

Incarnating means that you have chosen to separate from the source to become a human being.  It is a lonely existence especially if one recalls clearly the soul communion on the other side.

The lack of intimate connection can leave the most advanced  souls unbalanced and lost,

For those seeking connection in a very disconnected reality, it is important to extend out of yourself daily.

Decide that being in the reality is difficult but can be remedied by conscious connection with others. Continue reading →

How Dangerous is Your Deodorant?

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DeodorantDr. Joseph Mercola – Americans spend $18 billion a year on deodorant and antiperspirant in a quest to cover up body odor and reduce sweating.1 For many, applying deodorant is a regular part of their morning routine, but it hasn’t always been this way.

The first deodorant, which killed off odor-producing bacteria, wasn’t introduced until 1888. The first antiperspirant, which reduces both bacterial growth and sweat production, came about 15 years later. Even then, however, most people were wary of applying such products to their underarms.

The Smithsonian wrote of these early products, “many people — if they had even heard of the anti-sweat toiletries — thought they were unnecessary, unhealthy or both.”2

It wasn’t until the early to mid-1900s that the idea of regular deodorant usage took off, thanks to a clever copywriter who created controversial advertisements warning women that their armpits might be smelly and they might not even know it.

The strategy of exploiting female insecurity worked, the Smithsonian reported, with sales of one deodorant reaching $1 million by 1927.3 Continue reading →

FBI Accused of Omitting Evidence of “Pre-Placed Explosives” from 9/11 Report

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fbiSean Adl-Tabatabai – The FBI kept vital evidence relating to pre-placed explosives at the World Trade Center on 9/11 hidden from Congress, a court has been told.

The Lawyer’s Committee for 9/11 Inquiry and Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth filed a complaint Monday against U.S. Attorney General William Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray, claiming the Bureau failed in its federally mandated duty to access all the evidence available that previous 9/11 commissions may have missed.

Courthousenews.com reports: “The FBI’s 9/11 Review Commission, and the FBI itself, failed to assess and report to Congress, as mandated, several other categories of significant 9/11 related evidence known to the FBI via reports in the press, via the web, and via public events and/or reflected in the FBI’s own records,” according to the lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., federal court by lead attorney Mick Harrison. Continue reading →

Smollett Case: Trump Vows “FBI & DOJ” Investigation As Leaked Email Reveals Scramble To Cover Tracks

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Tyler Durden – President Trump says the FBI and Justice Department will investigate the circumstances surrounding the dismissal of 16 felony charges against Empire star Jussie Smollett, who Chicago PD accused of staging his own hate crime.

Two Nigerian-born brothers caught on surveillance camera buying ski masks and red hats were ready to testify that Smollett paid them $3,500 to stage the January 29 attack, and that the 36-year-oldactor was behind a threating letter received a week prior.

After Michelle Obama’s former Chief of Staff, Tina Tchen contacted State’s Attorney Kim Foxx, however, charges against Smollett were dropped. Prosecutors said that Smollett’s debt to society had been paid in the form of $10,000 and 16 hours of community service he had already performed over two days at Rev. Jesse Jackson’s human rights coalition. Continue reading →