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Which statement is closer to the truth? There’s a lot of pain and suffering in our lives and in our world. We spend our lifetime free of pain and suffering. At first glance, from a lifetime of experience, the answer … Continue reading →

The previous article was about the source. This article takes a closer look at the life-energy that’s emitted by the source to create and nourish everything throughout the vast omniverse. Though often called “the Great Central Sun,” the source isn’t … Continue reading →

(Note: In computer programming, the #! code (shebang, or hash-bang) tells the computer that while upcoming events may be open to interpretation, there’s a certain way they should be interpreted. A similar process guides the entire cosmos as life-energy from … Continue reading →

Sensitive souls can play an important role in difficult times like these. Whether their sensitivities come genetically (through birth) or spiritually (through incarnation), they often have a hyperawareness of what’s going on around them in the world and want to … Continue reading →

Note: An earlier article explored extraterrestrial cultures and their recent interactions with our world, according to five experts on the subject. This new article takes a closer look at those ET cultures based on the work of other researchers and … Continue reading →

Are they real, those other-worldly things like angels, spirits, extraterrestrials, and God? Well, that depends largely on: our beliefs (supported by faith), and our theories (supported by evidence). Let’s see how we use faith and evidence to find comfort and … Continue reading →

What plays the bigger role in shaping our lives: Free will (the conscious choices we make in this lifetime), or Fate (being subtly, relentlessly pulled toward a preordained life path)? Well, that might just depend on what we consider to … Continue reading →

The big picture of mankind, past and present, is like an elaborate jigsaw puzzle with some pieces missing or bent out of shape. Let’s see if we can find a few key pieces that fit—maybe with some slight adjustment—such as: … Continue reading →

Note: This article starts with a curious look at wild ape communities then segues into human societies. Along the way it gets into a bit of detail about stress, and how it affects our brains and bodies, and how it … Continue reading →

The average adult laughs 17 times a day. Can you believe it? Apparently humans aren’t the only ones with a sense of humor. Monkeys laugh by panting and sometimes screeching when being tickled or playing chase; rats laugh with a … Continue reading →