henry ford quote - whether you think you can or think you can_t, you_re rightWake-Up World – by Katrin Geist

I watched this inspiring video recently and thought to share it. It is the story of 1) how suggestion can lead to wrongfully accepting someone else’s verdict as true (and living accordingly), and 2) how finding inspiration may change your life in an amazingly beautiful, ‘impossible’ way.

Arthur Boorman was a disabled veteran of the Gulf War for 15 years, and was told by his doctors that he would never be able to walk on his own, ever again… He stumbled upon an article about Diamond Dallas Page doing Yoga and decided to give it a try… Even though doctors told him walking would never happen, Arthur was persistent. He fell many times, but kept going… getting stronger rapidly, and he was losing weight at an incredible rate!

Continue reading “The Power of Suggestion – Are You Asking the Right Questions?”

View image on TwitterHuffington Post – by Dominique Mosbergen

Mother Nature put on a spectacular light show in the Big Apple Friday night as massive thunderstorms descended upon the city.

Social media was abuzz with videos and photographs taken of the weather event, including some showing lightning striking the spire of the new One World Trade Center.   Continue reading “Lightning Strikes One World Trade Center As Thunderstorms Overwhelm New York City”

This post I dedicate to DiggerDan, and all fallen warriors for this Memorial weekend. As far as I know, classical style music was not DiggerDan’s genre of choice, but I do think he would let it go in the way of how I, and perhaps some others, would choose to pay tribute him and make peace with his loss. He was a warrior of another class, uncompromising in what is right in this life. He lived his life, and gave his insights and truths, from his heart. I can’t think of a better example as we face these extraordinary and challenging times.
Continue reading “In Remembrance”

Film Poster. Wikimedia Commons.Jay’s Analysis

“‘I learned that just beneath the surface there’s another world, and still different worlds as you dig deeper.’ – David Lynch

By: Jay

The Academy Award-nominated 2001 work of David Lynch, Mulholland Drive, is remembered by most as a macabre, satirical nightmare dreamscape of Neo-noir centering around a typical girl next door’s dream of becoming the next Hollywood starlet.  That is about the only thing viewers can agree the film is about.  Reviewers speak of “surrealism,” “imagination,” “nightmares,” and a few of the more philosophical pieces look at semiotics in relation to the performance at Club Silencio, yet no one seems able to truly crack the language of Mulholland, even with Lynch’s clues and hints.  Continue reading “Hollywood occult brainwashing in Lynch’s ‘Mulholland Drive’”

Scary: A mannequin wearing a suit and tie was seen hanging from a noose from the El Paso billboardThe Daily Mail – by MEGHAN KENEALLY

Two frightening incidents of vandalism in El Paso near the Mexican border in Texas have been interpreted as warnings from drug cartels.

In both instances, a mannequin wearing a suit and tie was tied to a billboard with a noose and messages were scrawled over the placards.

Local station KHOU reports that one of the signs reads ‘Plata o Plombo’ which translates to ‘silver or lead’, a threat used commonly against police officers effectively warning that if they do not accept the cartel’s bribes then they will be shot.   Continue reading “A chilling message from the cartels: Billboards with hanging mannequins warning cops to choose ‘silver over lead’ appear in Texas”