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April 11

Throughout history, people have reported extraordinary moments that profoundly shift their perception of reality. From out-of-body to near-death experiences, channeling, and deep moments of connection with nature, these Exceptional Human Experiences (EHEs) catalyze personal growth. These experiences, though sometimes dismissed as rare or mystical, are actually more common than we might think. 🎇

Keep reading here: https://noetic.org/blog/power-exceptional-human-experiences/

Have you or someone you know had an "Exceptional Human Experience"? How did it change your/their life? 🤔

We want to hear about it in the comments below. 👇

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April 04

We Published A Mainstream Op-Ed Calling For More Research Into Repurposed Drugs

In Feb. of 2014, I went to the ER with pancreatitis that was as a result of a gallstone, and they gave me Ciprofloxicin which later I found out was a failed cancer drug.  It is in a class of fluroquinolones of which there are several, one can google which ones they are.  Stay AWAY from them.  This is a good article on how the powers that be repurpose drugs for different things.  It's all evil and wickedness in an attempt to do away with humanity, make people sick, etc.  There is absolutely NO reason to repurpose a failed cancer drug and give it to a child for an ear ache or to a man or woman for a bladder infection.  Just one or two of the horrible things they're doing, please share this information and get it out there.

https://pierrekorymedicalmusings.com/p/we-published-a-mainstream-op-ed-calling?utm_source=cross-post&publication_id=645524&post_id=159933443&utm_campaign=748806&isFreemail=true&r=ccrm2&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email

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  in  🏇 health-wellness
February 05

Meditation is a sacred practice that nourishes every aspect of our being, from the physical to the spiritual. At its essence, it is a way to reconnect with our true self, the divine spark within us that is often clouded by the noise and chaos of everyday life. When we engage in meditation, we are not just quieting our minds—we are opening the doors to profound healing and transformation.

**For the brain:** Meditation acts as a gentle guide, leading us from the storm of mental chatter to a place of stillness. This stillness strengthens the brain, improving focus, memory, and emotional regulation. Scientific studies have shown that meditation increases the thickness of the gray matter in areas responsible for learning, memory, and decision-making, while also reducing the size of the amygdala, the brain’s fear center. In essence, meditation rewires our brain to respond to life with more clarity and less stress.

**For the immune system:** Our body is intimately linked with our thoughts and emotions. Stress weakens our immune system, leaving us more vulnerable to illness, but when we meditate, we activate the body’s relaxation response. This helps reduce stress hormones like cortisol, which in turn strengthens our immune system. Meditation boosts the production of antibodies and enhances the body’s ability to fight off infections, promoting a state of vitality and wellness.

**For the heart:** Meditation has a powerful effect on the heart. By cultivating a deep sense of inner peace, it lowers blood pressure, reduces heart rate, and calms the nervous system. Through meditation, we learn to live from a place of love and compassion, which has been shown to improve cardiovascular health. As we sit in silence and allow our hearts to open, we release tension and foster an emotional state of balance, healing, and love.

**For the spirit and soul:** On a deeper, spiritual level, meditation is an invitation to reconnect with the divine essence within us. It helps quiet the ego’s distractions, allowing us to tap into the infinite wisdom of the universe. Meditation is a space where we listen to the whispers of our soul, where we shed the layers of illusion and remember our true nature—our interconnectedness with all beings. This spiritual practice leads us to greater self-awareness, inner peace, and a profound sense of purpose.

**For health:** The cumulative effects of meditation on our mental, emotional, and physical health are profound. It has been linked to reduced anxiety, depression, and chronic pain, and it promotes overall well-being. By practicing regularly, we create a foundation of inner strength that helps us navigate life’s challenges with grace. Meditation teaches us to live in harmony with ourselves and the world around us, fostering health not just as the absence of disease but as a state of wholeness and balance.

In essence, meditation is a sacred tool for healing. It nurtures every layer of our being, bringing us back to a place of alignment with the divine and with our true, authentic self. Through meditation, we unlock our capacity for love, compassion, and healing—both for ourselves and for the world around us.

  in  🏇 health-wellness
February 05

Adaptogens are a unique class of healing plants that help balance, restore, and protect the body. In today’s fast-paced world, these herbs are gaining popularity for their ability to enhance the body’s resilience to stress. Here’s a look at some key adaptogens and their health benefits:

Schizandra: Known for its vibrant berries, Schizandra boosts liver function and promotes overall vitality.

Holy Basil: Often used in Ayurvedic medicine, Holy Basil reduces stress, boosts immunity, and enhances mental clarity.

Reishi Mushroom: This “mushroom of immortality” supports immune health and helps combat fatigue.

Ginseng: Famous for its energy-boosting properties, Ginseng improves concentration and can alleviate fatigue.

Ashwagandha: This powerful herb helps to stabilize mood, reduce anxiety, and improve sleep patterns.

Astragalus: Known for its longevity benefits, Astragalus supports immune function and cardiovascular health.

Licorice: Soothes gastrointestinal problems and restores balance. It’s also supportive of adrenal function.

Eleuthero: Enhances physical endurance and mental performance, while reducing the effects of stress.

Rhodiola: Improves energy levels, enhances mood, and helps the body adapt to emotional and physical stress.

Aloe Vera: Not just for skin care, Aloe Vera also aids digestion and can help stabilize metabolic rate.

Tree of Life (Moringa Oleifera): Packed with nutrients, it boosts energy levels and provides vital antioxidants.

Shatavari: Another gem from Ayurvedic medicine, it promotes reproductive health and emotional balance.

Gotu Kola: Supports cognitive function, and is used to treat varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency.

Maca: Boosts libido and energy, enhances mood, and helps maintain hormonal balance.

Milk Thistle: Renowned for its liver-protective qualities, it's great for detoxifying and protecting vital organs.

Rosemary: Beyond its culinary use, Rosemary enhances memory and concentration.

Codonopsis: Often used as a cheaper substitute for Ginseng, it boosts immune health and increases energy levels.

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February 12

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March 04

Criminal traitors to humanity- with no soul - have no hope of ever changing.

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April 16

White House issues message about being able to manipulate time and space...

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April 13

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April 16

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February 10

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