Why The Chemically Based Billion Dollar Beauty Industry Is Harmful & What You Can Use Instead

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Do you have skin like the model in this photo does? Nope, me either. The beauty industry, which is set to be worth 265 Billion by 2017, is full of images like the one above, but these girls are often heavily airbrushed and altered to make people think their skin is perfect and that if you buy the product they are promoting, then you’re going to have perfect skin too. But logically we know that most of the time, skincare just doesn’t work that way, especially if the products we use are not formulated well or are full of chemicals that can make your skin (and health!) worse over time. Many women don ‘t realize that their skin products will actually age them in the long run, not to mention damage their vital organs.

It’s true though isn’t it, that the first thing someone notices about you, and you about them, is usually their skin.

If we don’t have naturally good skin, is it possible to drastically improve it without harsh treatments and toxic ingredients, and without spending a lot of money? Can we really clear up acne quickly and safely, without using chemicals or drugs?

As an ex-cosmetician who has been interested in the skin for a very long time, I found it really disheartening to think that for big changes in the skin to happen some harsh treatments may in fact be needed. But that was before I found out about this amazing new product.

I’m thrilled to say that recently I came across Herbal Face Food TM – created by J. Michael Zenn, microbiologist and herbalist – which is a world first organic serum containing a special blend of  100% organic and wild-harvested essential oils, concentrates, and extracts that are sourced from all over the world. Also unique about this serum is the fact that it contains a heretofore unheard of ORAC score of 10 million!

Oregano oil has natural fungicide and antiseptic qualities. Helps keep skin clear from spots and acne.

ORAC means “Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity” and is a rating system created by scientists at the National Institutes of Health to measure a food’s antioxidant capacity. Foods that have a higher ORAC score contain more antioxidants, which are essential for good health and good skin. Other types of natural skin care products often receive up to a 100,000 ORAC score. I used to think that was pretty good, but once I learned that there was a product like Herbal Face Food out there with a score of 10 million, I knew I needed to try it. Now, I totally get that skin is usually a reflection of what’s going on on the inside. You’ve got to eat right and take good supplements to have good skin. But I think using the right products on the outside can effect change on the inside too. You’ve just got to know what works.

Main Ingredients Of Herbal Face Food And Why They Work So Effectively

1) Herbal Face Food ^TM married spicy hot with cooling herbs so you get the powerful benefits of antioxidants and enzymes.

Clove, oregano, and thyme are SPICY herbs.

Thyme oil has proven beneficial effects on the hormonal and immune systems

Aloe, jojoba, and myrrh are COOLING herbs.

Myrrh has been celebrated throughout history as very precious. It has anti-aging effects on the skin and a wonderful perfume.

2) The serum doesn’t just contain essential oils. The plants in the product are a combination of concentrates, extracts, essential oils, CO2 extractions (this method ensures the most potent extracts), and plant particles from the bud, leaf, root, fruit, and pulp, allowing for maximum nutrients and powerful effects.

Aloe Vera, healing, soothing. cooling, treats acne, is anti-aging.

3) Their ingredients are organic and wild harvested by hand, supporting local communities all over the world. Herbal Face Food TM is a completely sustainable product and does not impact the environment in any negative way.

Full ingredient listing – zero nasties!

Skin Face Food May Help Your Health Internally Too

It’s not often a skincare product can do this, but due to the presence of powerful essential oils and other penetrative ingredients (essential oils can penetrate across the blood brain barrier), Herbal Face Food ^TM can work its magic deep inside the body too.

Many people who say they’ve tried “everything, so many diets, supplements etc.” are saying that Herbal Face Food has worked for them when nothing else did. I personally believe it’s because of the special intensive essential oils in the formula that people are noticing drastically improved skin. The high ORAC rating would also be responsible for this impressive reaction.  I think Herbal Face Food ^{TM is} a great way to treat both the outside and the inside, as essential oils can work in harmony with whole body system.

Herbal Face Food ^TM is very potent and powerful and should be used 2x a day – morning and night. A 2oz full size bottle is made to last a month to 6 weeks. If someone is dealing with severe acne, cystic acne, scarring, melisma, or hyperpigmentation they can use it more often to see quicker results.

Did you know: “You eat what you put on your skin”? 

It’s true. 70% of what you rub on your skin gets absorbed into your bloodstream. Toxins from conventional skincare products (linked to cancer amongst other things!), can be found in your blood within minutes and in your organs within hours after applying.

If you wouldn’t eat something or don’t want it in your body, then please don’t put it on your skin. But when you rub Herbal Face Food ^TM into your skin, it’s like feeding your face and your body a pure, healthy, concentrated salad. Herbal Face Food ^TM patent-pending plant formulation helps heal the ten most visible signs of aging: wrinkles, enlarged pores, dryness, discoloration, loss of radiance, redness, uneven skin tone, loss of firmness, loss of smoothness, and impurities/toxins.

Benefits Of Herbal Face Food:

• treats eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, acne
• treats melasma
• helps bug bites, burns, and scars
• acts as a natural deodorant
• reduces wrinkles and sun damage
• deeply hydrates and nourishes
• promotes cellular regeneration
• attacks damaging free radicals
• supports collagen and elastin layers
• smoother and younger looking skin
• controls acne and scarring
• repairs, nourishes, and feeds the skin
• helps diminish deep lines and wrinkles
• visibly improves skins texture
• increased skin elasticity while it tightens
• diminishes pore size
• lifts and firms skin
• balances extremely dry or oily skin
• brightens and evens skin appearance
• does this without using any harsh or toxic chemicals
• 10 million ORAC score – the most amount of antioxidants found in any skincare product

Extra Special Qualities Of Herbal Face Food

• antioxidant
• anti-inflammatory
• anti-bacterial
• anti-fungal
• anti-viral
• anti-aging

What Is It Like To Use Herbal Face Food?

Herbal Face Food ^TM has a powerful herbal scent. These plant concentrates are extremely “aroma therapeutic.” Many experience relaxation and a sense of well-being after use. It absorbs rapidly and the aroma generally fades in 15 minutes.  The company says they “cannot alter the powerful scent without distorting the healing powers of the plant.”

Upon application, Herbal Face Food ^TM will create a thermophillic effect upon your skin. This stinging to burning sensation can last up to a minute or two. This is totally normal and signifies that the powerful plant antioxidants and enzymes are stimulating and working deep in the skin cells.

Herbal Face Food ^TM has been used not just for the complexion but for a number of other things as well. Many people now use two drops of Herbal Face Food ^TM on their toothbrush for bleeding or receding gums. The company have a handful of clients that have offered testimonials claiming that their skin cancer has reduced or gone away entirely. Herbal Face Food ^TM however, does not claim they cure cancer.

Find Out More: Listen To These Ladies Who Both Use Skin Food

To really understand why Skin Face Food actually works wonders without chemicals, please watch this informative and fun interview with Diane Kazer and Monique, who is from the Herbal Face Food ^TM company. Both of these lovely ladies are certified nutritionists (Monique is a Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist) who really know about what makes good skin. And oh my, their own skin speaks volumes about how good this product is. In this video they talk about what ingredients are in the serum, why they work, and what to expect when you use it.

What’s In Your Current Beauty Products?

If you aren’t using natural products you might want to take a look at this list below so you can see just what’s inside the products you are using.

This list is pretty scary, huh? Who would have thought that what you put on your face affects pretty much every aspect of your health? Avoiding organ damage as much as you can is highly advisable!

Please visit the Herbal Face Food website to check out their amazing serum. Another equally fantastic product that is also raw and edible is their Herbal Body Food, formulated with 7 of the most powerful rainforest plants from 3 different continents, including from India and the Amazon and African rainforests.

US customers receive free shipping.

One Of The Three “Dharma Seals” That Buddha Taught & What The Human Race Can Learn From I

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A large part of the appeal of Buddhism for an increasing number of people today is its practicality, as it has a relative lack of extraneous philosophical fluff to sort through. Buddhism focuses on practical truths that we can use and which make immediate sense.

One of the key teachings of the Buddha is that the origin of suffering (dukkha) lies in desire or grasping (tanha, which means literally “thirst”). The Great Discourse on the Wheel of Dharma (the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta) contains a succinct statement on the second Noble Truth, which is the origin of this teaching:

And this, monks, is the noble truth of the origination of stress: the craving that makes for further becoming — accompanied by passion and delight, relishing now here and now there — that is, craving for sensual pleasure, craving for becoming, craving for non-becoming.

What Lies Beyond Space & Time?

I have read and heard time and again in recent years about a deeper reality that lies “beyond space and time,” often with some tie to modern physics to support this assertion. A Google search brings up many relevant examples. There is of course a similar tendency independent of the Buddhist tradition, with many Christian and scientific thinkers also trying to ascertain truths or hidden realities that are “beyond space and time,” that is, truly permanent, changeless.

This tendency seems to me to be a resurgence of the type of grasping that Buddha warned about in the second Noble Truth; in particular, the third type of craving, for “non-becoming.” That is, by trying to identify, or by placing one’s identity with, a supposed reality beyond space and time we perpetuate the grasping for permanence that Buddha pointed out was harmful for an accurate understanding of reality and for our well-being.

“Non-becoming” is permanence and the quest for permanence is a common form of grasping. But if we take not only Buddhism, but also modern science seriously, we see that all things are impermanent. This means that there is nothing beyond space and time. Some kind of existence beyond what we know of as space — our traditional three dimensions — is entirely conceivable, sure. But if all things are impermanent there is nothing beyond time. To be impermanent means to be in time, to change, to be in constant flux.

The teaching of impermanence (anitya) was one of the three dharma seals that Buddha taught. Thich Nhat Hanh, the Vietnamese Zen teacher, writes of this teaching in his The Heart of the Buddha’s Teachings: “The Buddha taught that everything is impermanent — flowers, tables, mountains, political regimes, bodies, feelings, perceptions, mental formations, and consciousness. We cannot find anything that is permanent.” If nothing is permanent, nothing is beyond time. All is flux. This key insight has many parallels in the West.

“Process philosophy” is a western school of thought that stretches back to Heraclitus in pre-Socratic Greece. As the name suggests, process philosophy is all about change/process/the passage of time. In Alfred North Whitehead’s version of process philosophy, which he developed into a detailed, profound yet speculative worldview, “events” are the basic units of reality. An event is a happening, a chunk of space and time. The universe is nothing but the collection of events in each moment, constantly fluxing and bending into the next moment as the future becomes the now and the now becomes memory. My book, Eco, Ego, Eros is a good introduction to Whitehead’s thought.

Focusing on the spiritual and ontological implications of this historical philosophical tradition, some modern thinkers have attempted to create a smooth combination of eastern and western ideas that directly matter to our lives — rather than being relegated to the halls of academia and dusty bookshelves. “Evolutionary panentheism” is one name for this relatively new approach, spearheaded by people like Mike Murphy, Ken Wilber, and Andrew Cohen. The name is a bit unwieldy but effectively descriptive, stressing both change (evolutionary) and the view that the universe is within God (panentheism) and not a separate creation.

Andrew Cohen suggests that his approach, an expansion of traditional Vedanta teaching that he received from his master H.W.L. Poonja, is a new teaching that incorporates a broader understanding of the nature of perpetual change. God, the ground of being, or whatever you prefer to call ultimate reality itself, does change. God evolves in a dance with the universe that flows from this ground of being. Cohen stated in an interview with me from 2011: “As touched as I had been by awakening to the unborn Self beyond time and space, I had never been able to accept the assertion that the world was an illusion. Not only did I believe that the world was real but I also came to give much greater value to Spirit’s power to affect change in the world than its power to liberate us from it.”

He adds that “the goal of traditional enlightenment, to put it simply, is about transcending the world and experiencing freedom from it. The goal of the new Evolutionary Enlightenment is about creating the future.”

Cohen himself may be a good example of evolutionary spirituality due to the controversy over his teaching style and conflicts with his students and colleagues, which prompted a recent public apology letter two years after he was asked to step down from his leadership role in the community that he began. Cohen, as with all of us, is a work in progress and has hopefully learned much from his own tribulations. (In another interview, with Carter Phipps, a former colleague of Cohen’s at EnlightenNext magazine, Phipps and I explore what it means to be an “evolutionary,” as Cohen describes himself.)

What Do We Do With The Understanding That All Things Are Impermanent?

As the Buddha himself emphasized, by understanding impermanence we automatically reduce grasping, which reduces suffering because of the frustrations that grasping inevitably brings. We accept that all things change and in this acceptance we learn to surf through life a bit more gracefully than is the case when we are constantly grasping for permanence, for solid foundations. The only solid foundation we can find is the truth of the lack of solid foundations. So, somewhat paradoxically, perhaps the only truth that won’t change over time is the fact that all things change over time.

The new conversation in spiritual circles is the degree to which our focus should be on an extra-physical reality — the “world is an illusion” conception of reality — or on a participatory universe in which we are all literally co-creating reality in each moment. Process philosophy and my own preferences fall squarely in the latter school of thought.

The balance we should aim for in our lives is to seek healthy goals (for ourselves and society more generally) but accompany that striving with the grace that understanding impermanence brings. Achieving anything in life requires effort and intention. Yet we can bring our efforts and intentions on worthy goals without unhealthy attachment and without grasping. Rather, we dance, we surf, we glide through life without the anger and suffering that are the more obvious manifestations of frustrated grasping. This is as good a definition of grace as any I know of.

The final irony perhaps is that by approaching life without grasping we are more likely to achieve those worthy goals that we do set for ourselves.

Introverts & Extroverts Have Different Brains: Which One Are You?

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Scientists have discovered that the brains of introverts are actually different from those of extroverts. This isn’t too surprising, especially considering all of the research now coming out of the field of neuroplasticity. It refers to various changes that can take place in the brain (including changes in neural pathways and synapses) as a result of shifts in things like: a person’s behaviour or environment; their perception of the environment around them; neural processes; the way they think and feel and more.

We know very little about the brain, and the question that comes to mind here is, are the brains of introverts/extroverts physically different, therefore making their behaviour and responses different? Or are things like their environment, their perception of the world, their emotions, and their thought processes responsible for shaping their brains and making those changes?  Or is it a combination of the two? We do know the latter to be true, but we also know that certain brain formations that differ from the norm are responsible for certain behaviors in certain individuals.

What’s the point of all this? Well, you should remember to avoid letting labels like these define you, even though they are interesting and may offer insight into your personality and biology. Here’s a video from Discovery News outlining the research for all of you audio-visual learners.

Again, this is nothing to take too seriously, and could be a good reminder for all the “introverts” and “extroverts” out there to step outside of their comfort zone, to do things they wouldn’t normally do. There is a tremendous amount of joy and growth to be had from leaving one’s comfort zone and engaging in a new experience. There might be a mix of both of these qualities in multiple individuals, but one thing is for sure, you can change your brain by the way you feel, think, and perceive (neuroplasticity).

This is also exemplified by the placebo effect. You can read more about that and access the medical research regarding that here.

Research has found that extroverts make up 50-70 percent of the population, and that introverts make up 16-50 percent. In the 1960’s, a psychologist by the name of Hans Eysenck thought that extroverts had a lower level of “arousal” and that they required more stimulation in order to feel alert. This is interesting because studies have shown that  the front part of introvert’s brains are very active and stimulated by solitary activities, while the back part of an extrovert’s brains are most active.

“This part of the brain is stimulated by sensory events coming in from the external world. In addition, a chemical called “dopamine” is released by our brains whenever we experience something positive. It’s an automatic reward center and makes us feel good! Extroverts need more dopamine to feel an effect, whereas introverts have a low dopamine threshold.” (source)

In 2005, researchers concluded in a study that it might all be linked to dopamine, and a study  in 2012 at Harvard University found that introverts tend to have larger, thicker gray matter in their prefrontal cortex – a part of the brain that is linked to complex thoughts and decision making. The study concluded that “this might be accountable for introvert’s tendencies to sit in a corner and ponder things thoroughly before making a decision, and extroverts’ ability to live in the moment and take risks without fully thinking everything through.” (source) (source # 2: study)

Definitely some interesting stuff to ponder!

11 Thought Provoking Images Show What Humans Are Really Doing To The Planet

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Go to school, get a job, pay your bills, and try to put yourself in a position to earn enough money to be able to live – this is our current human experience. But while we’re busy focusing on how to survive, our planet is being trashed at an exponential rate.

Is it possible to create a human experience where we don’t destroy the planet? Is it possible for everybody to have their basic necessities met without the use of money? Is it possible to create a “system” where money is not even needed? We believe so, but there still seems to be a harsh resistance to this type of thinking, despite the tremendous amount of options that exist to change our world.

For example, we could use hemp and other biodegradable non-toxic ingredients to manufacture our products – products that don’t harm the environment, but actually help to heal it. No more plastic, no more deforestation. Hemp can also be used to generate energy and boasts over 50,000 other uses, but this crop is still illegal in many places.

Again, hemp is just one small example out of many with big implications. There exist a number of problems that urgently need to be addressed, and the fact that a handful of corporations pretty much own the entire planet and all its resources doesn’t help, but things are changing, there is still good out there. Imagine if these corporations came together and pooled all of their resources to change the world. What a difference that would make. We need a shift in consciousness to save the planet, a network that is not driven by greed, fear, and ego, but one that is driven by a common goal: the betterment of our planet and the well-being of all life on Earth.

This is absolutely possible to achieve, and sometimes I feel that because this is such a simple idea in essence, people don’t believe it. It’s not uncommon for many to refer to economics, business, finance, the very system that enslaves us; it’s hard for many to imagine a world without money or to understand how that world would even function in practice. I believe this simply comes from an ignorance of solutions that are out there and the way our world works in general. Self-education is the key to making change happen.

I’ve said this before and I will say it again, working in this field for a number of years now and being interested in it for even longer, the progress we’ve made as a human race is astounding. Anybody who pays attention to this type of thing can clearly see that. At the same time, we have a long way to go, and there are many steps for the human race to take, but we are indeed heading in the right direction.

These are just a few pictures to get you thinking, and they’ve been floating around the internet for a while. We apologize if you’ve already seen them, but we definitely wanted to archive them on our website as they do provide some valuable food for thought.

Raising Health and Consciousness With Geometrically Structured Water

We have all probably heard references to our body consisting of about two thirds water. Obviously then, consuming the highest quality water is of utmost importance in regards to maintaining vibrant health and raising our consciousness. Though I will not recommend any products personally, let’s explore a topic on water that has been gaining some momentum in recent months: geometrically structured water. 

 

The Dodecahedron

 

A dodecahedron is a geometrical structure with 12 pentagonal faces and is known as one of the five Platonic solids. Revolutionary 

architect and inventor Buckminster Fuller has said that the dodecahedron represents “the building block of the universe.” Esoterically, the dodecahedron has been attributed the ether element, of which the 12 pentagonal faces represent the 12 constellations of zodiac. 

 

David Wheeler states, “Recent mathematical calculations by astrophysicists, using new spectroscopic analysis of background radiation emitted billions of years ago, has established the theoretical foundation that the universe is shaped like a dodecahedron.”

 

Would consuming dodecahedronally structured water then be a building block of higher consciousness and health? DNA’s double helix is structured as a dodecahedron. Would drinking this structured water be a case of “like attracting like” to create better health and higher consciousness at the DNA level? Is the symmetry of the universe telling us something here? 

 

Properties of Structured Water

 

According to Pristina Natural, when the hydrogen and oxygen atoms align as stable, structured water,  the hydrogen atoms are angled at precisely 104.5 degrees.

This allows for the 3 dimensional shape of the dodecahedron to form. Interestingly, we find that hydrogen is the least electronegative element in the periodic table whereas oxygen is the most electronegative.

This creates a situation where the oxygen can act as a gateway for energized water, sometimes known as “living-water” or “water with life-force.”

 

In nature, water is structured and energetically enhanced through what we call the hydrologic cycle. Water is purified by nature’s evaporative distillation process and then is charged or energetically enhanced by the far-infrared frequencies (FIR) of the Sun.

Like a battery, water also needs to be charged to restore the natural crystal structure and vitality. The end result is pH neutral, pure, crystalline structured water.

 Founding President of the American Holistic Medical Association, C. Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D., has said, “Water represents the interface between the 4th dimension in which we live and the 5th dimensional sphere of our soul.

Many studies have shown subtle effects of healers upon hydrogen bonding and infrared absorption of water.” Furthermore, famous scientist Dr. Masaru Emoto stated, “I believe water crystals that I research on is in the world of the 4th and 5th dimension.” Could we call structured water a truly cosmic elixir?

 

Health Benefits

 

Dr. Mercola and Dr. Pollack support consuming structured water because of its ability to improve the delivery of oxygen to our cells, the removal of waste in the extracellular environment and because of it’s pH neutrality. Just as nature’s purest rainwater is pH neutral and that fact that our body tries to always maintain neutral pH, structured water aligns nicely with the natural order of a neutral pH. Structured water, which is the way nature prefers her waters to be, may also partly attribute to the healing powers of fruits and vegetables in their raw, organic state. 

 

Can consuming water structured as a dodecahedron improve one’s health and help to raise one’s consciousness over time? Does the dodecahedron structure of water hint to us that water truly is from a higher, cosmic order?

As author Elizabeth Clare Prophet writes, ” the study of geometry, which descends to us from Pythagoras, is a meditation on the harmony of the cosmic order, and it is a meditation upon music.

If you meditate upon geometry instead of just learning it in a linear way, you can actually hear the music of the spheres, because the geometric forms will key the eye and the ear to the inner sound. “ 

With light,

Joe Rogan Has Some Advice On Women And Relationships Everyone Needs To Listen To

’m sure this video will resonate on some level with everyone who takes the time to listen to it. I love Joe Rogan for his openness and honesty and also for his ability to communicate on a very ‘real’ level which everyone will be able to understand. I firmly believe that only when we learn to love ourselves will we be able to love everyone in our lives. It’s very hard to teach people this, we can only show them the way and then they have to teach themselves but listening to videos like this will most certainly help on the journey of self-education.   jumamijule – Team Spirit
”I don’t hate everyone I used to date. In-fact with time I love all of them. Even the ones that I didn’t get along with. When I look back at every single girl I ever dated I swear to God that I will only allow the positive things into my mind, I have some negative stories that are really funny and I tell them but in my mind when I’m thinking about that person I only think about them when I love them, no matter what went wrong or what horrible things were said I refuse to define them by that and I instead define them by their potential – by what they meant to me when they were at their best, but it’s really fucking hard to teach people that . . .” ~ LEMA

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9 SIGNS TOUR AN OLD SOUL

There is a special kind of person in our world who finds himself alone and isolated, almost since birth.  His solitary existence isn’t from a preference or an antisocial temperament – he is simply old.  Old in heart, old in mind and old in soul, this person is an old soul who finds his outlook on life vastly different and more matured than those around him.  As a result, the old soul lives his life internally, walking his own solitary path while the rest around him flock to follow another.  Perhaps you’ve experienced this in your own life, or have witnessed it in another person?  If so, this article is dedicated to you, in hopes that you will come to define yourself, or understand another better.  The “Old Soul”  Robert Frost, Eckhart Tolle and even Nick Jonas have been called them.  Perhaps even you have?  I did.  Like many of them, this self discovery was made upon meeting Sol, who told me about his childhood as a precocious, intelligent boy who would befriend the teachers instead of the students, just because they were too different from him.  As he related his inability to find interest in and connection to the people his age, I discovered that I felt the same, and still do.  If you have not yet discovered whether you’re an old soul, read some of the revealing signs below.  9 Signs You’re An Old Soul

#1. You tend to be a solitary loner.  Advertisements  Because old souls are disinterested in the pursuits and interests of the people in their age groups, they find it dissatisfying to make friends with people they find it hard to relate to.  This is one of the major problems Old Souls experience.  The result is … old souls tend to find themselves alone a lot of the time.  People just don’t cut it for them. 

#2. You love knowledge, wisdom and truth.  Yep … this seems a little grandiose and overly noble, but the old soul finds himself naturally gravitating towards the intellectual side of life.  Old souls inherently understand that knowledge is power, wisdom is happiness and truth is freedom, so why not seek after those things?  These pursuits are more meaningful to them than reading up on the latest gossip about Snooki’s latest boyfriend, or the latest football scores. 

#3. You’re spiritually inclined.  More emotional old souls tend to have sensitive and spiritual natures.  Overcoming the confines of the ego, seeking enlightenment and fostering love and peace are the main pursuits of these young-in-body Mother Teresa’s.  To them it seems the wisest, most fulfilling use of time.

  #4. You understand the transience of life.   Old souls are frequently plagued with reminders of not only their own mortality, but that of everything and everyone around them.  This makes the old soul wary and at times withdrawn, but wisely dictates the way they live their lives.  Advertisements  #5. You’re thoughtful and introspective.  Old souls tend to think a lot … about everything.  Their ability to reflect and learn from their actions and those of others is their greatest teacher in life.  One reason why old souls feel so old at heart is because they have learnt so many lessons through their own thought processes, and possess so much insight into life situations from their ability to quietly and carefully observe what if going on around them. 

#6. You see the bigger picture.   Rarely do old souls get lost in the superficial details of getting useless degrees, job promotions, boob jobs and bigger TV’s.  Old souls have the tendency to look at life from a birds eye view, seeing what is the most wise and meaningful way to approach life.  When confronted with issues, old souls tend to see them as temporary and passing pains that merely serve to increase the amount of joy felt in the future.  Consequently, old souls tend to have placid, stable natures as a result of their approach to life.

  #7. You aren’t materialistic.  Wealth, status, fame, and the latest version of iPhone … they just bore old souls.  The old soul doesn’t see the purpose of pursuing things that can be easily taken away from them.  Additionally, old souls have little time and interest for the short-lived things in life, as they bring little meaning or long lasting fulfillment for them.

#8. You were a strange, socially maladaptive kid.  This is not always the case, but many old souls exhibit odd signs of maturity at young ages.  Often, these children are labelled as being “precocious”, “introverted”, or “rebellious“, failing to fit into the mainstream behaviors.  Usually, these children are extremely inquisitive and intelligent, seeing the purposelessness of many things their teachers, parents and peers say and do, and either passively or aggressively resisting them.  If you can talk to your child like he/she’s an adult – you’ve probably got an old soul on your hands. 

#9. You just “feel” old.  Before putting a name to what I felt, I experienced certain sensations of simply being an “old person” inside.  The feelings that accompany being an old soul are usually: a feeling of world wariness, mental tiredness, watchful patience, and detached calmness. Unfortunately, this can often be perceived as being aloof and cold, which is only one of many Old Soul Myths.  Just as some old people describe themselves as being “young at heart”, so too can young people be “old at heart”. 

PRINCIPLE OF LIFE

Very interesting & meaningful msg to share:

If:
A B C D E F G H I J K LM N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
is equal to:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Then,

H+A+R+D+W+O+R+K ;
8+1+18+4+23+15+18+11=98%

K+N+O+W+L+E+D+G+E ;
11+14+15+23+12+5+4+7+5=96%

L+O+V+E;
12+15+22+5 = 54%

L+U+C+K ;
12+21+3+11 = 47%

None of them makes 100%. Then what makes 100%?

Is it Money? NO!

M+O+N+E+Y= 13+15+14+5+25=72%

Leadership? NO!

L+E+A+D+E+R+S+H+I+P= 12+5+1+4+5+18+19+8+9+16=97%

Every problem has a solution, only if we perhaps change our "ATTITUDE"...

A+T+T+I+T+U+D+E ;
1+20+20+9+20+21+4+5 = 100%

It is therefore OUR ATTITUDE towards Life and Work that makes
OUR Life 100% Successful.

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Costa Rica

Women's Entrepreneurship Education | Vital Voices

March, 2016

Volunteers from Hewlett Packard (HP) will work with Team4Tech and Voces Vitales (Vital Voices), a global organization dedicated to investing in extraordinary women and unleashing their leadership potential. Voces Vitales Costa Rica offers one-on-one mentorship programs, as well as training in leadership, stress management, effective communication and business management tools.
The HP team will deliver an entrepreneurship workshop for a subset of Vital Voices mentees who own small business and have great potential for growth. The workshop will cover topics such as increasing national and international sales, marketing techniques, and building strategic alliances.