Month: January 2010

I discovered a great new way to self publish that eliminates unnecessary waste and enables new authors to test market their creation without making an investment. This is a great way to get Your book out to the public and get some feedback.  The best part is, it doesn’t cost a penny!  You can create … Read More “Online Publishing – Print On Demand” »

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama launched an extraordinary attack on the Supreme Court on Saturday, saying a ruling on corporate donations to political campaigns this week “strikes at democracy itself.” I will often tell people that Obama is no better than Bush, that their policies are the same.  However, there is one significant difference.  … Read More “Obama’s ‘Supreme’ Outrage” »

“The message sent to you with the attempt by the hero Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is a confirmation of our previous message conveyed by the heroes of September 11,” he said. “If it was possible to carry our messages to you by words, we wouldn’t have carried them to you by planes.” This is the … Read More “Media Soap, Starring Bin Laden as ‘The Terrorist’” »

“What we are speaking about is re-launching our country on a path of development. It is not a question of going back to the status quo,” Bellerive told an international meeting Canada is hosting to assist Haiti’s reconstruction… This is where the greatest opportunity to recognize Our collective capacity to make change can be fully … Read More “World Wonders How to Rebuild Haiti” »

The Fantasy Fund would be set up by the leading minds from all over the world.  All of the leading technology and science would be at the disposal of Our world’s leading experts.  The primary focus would be to establish the immediate needs of the people in an area, to assess the difficulties in meeting … Read More “A Utopian World – Part One” »

“The public has set a new standard of giving for a relief telethon with ‘Hope for Haiti Now,’ and the donations continue to come in…” As predicted, the ‘Hope for Haiti Now’ telethon showcased the world’s collective desire to help those in need.  It is very important for humanity to understand that although it may … Read More “Help for Haiti Now – A Reflection of Collective Compassion” »

“What we lost we can’t get back. It is not the rich who have lost, or the poor, we are all together,” said Leon Sejour, a seminarian who traveled from Cap Haitien in the north. The Haitian communities devastated by earthquakes may all be in this together now, but as banks reopen in Haiti on … Read More “Poor Haiti Needs Help” »

The following solution certainly seems unlikely; that’s why I’m calling it The Fantasy Fund.  However, if You know that We are beings of unlimited creative potential, then it doesn’t really matter.  If the possibility for peace can be conceived in Your mind for even one moment it accelerates the evolution in collective conscience. If You … Read More “The Fantasy Fund” »

So…  I am always trying to encourage and inspire others to know that every tragic situation on Our planet is an opportunity.  As predicted, the world has poured their hearts out to Haiti, and with good reason.  When a situation stands to allow Us to become collectively aware of Our compassion for others, no Haitian … Read More “Hope for Haiti” »

Markings on the Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight, which is standard issue to U.S. special operations forces, include “JN8:12,” a reference to John 8:12: “Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, ‘I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life,”‘ according to … Read More “Religious War in the Middle-East?” »