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I always believed there was a prophetic connection between monks and the pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI. Monks are a seed of the great renewals of the Church. It is no accident that he took the name Benedict as he responded to the Lord's invitation to serve the Church as the successor of Peter. It is no accident that he is ending this last chapter of a rich and beautiful vocation of service to the Church as a monk.
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VATICAN CITY (Catholic Online) - His Holiness, Pope Emeritus Benedict, gave an interview to a German journalist recently. The interview was not lengthy. The journalist noted his frail stature but affirmed his sharpness of mind and joy of heart.
In response to an inquiry concerning his health and what he is doing now that he is no longer the Pope, Benedict told him, "I'm fine. I pray and read. I live like a monk."
I thought as I read that response to the journalist, how fitting.
Pope Benedict XVI resigned his office on February 28, 2013. With the humility which characterized his papacy, the announcement was simple and straightforward.
He turned 86 years old on April 16, 2013. Some early observers thought his age would make him some sort of caretaker Pope. They were so very wrong. He was an extraordinary Pope.
I watched closely for word on his declining health during his last year. I noted his frailty as he took to using assistance for mobility. But nothing emerged. Then came that and humble announcement which demonstrated the title he bore, "Servant of the Servants of God".
I remember the day in 2005 when he stepped forward onto the balcony overlooking St. Peters Square. He called himself "a simple, humble worker in the vineyard of the Lord." The applause was uproarious. The joy filled not only that Square but the hearts of millions throughout the entire world who had prayed for this moment.
He continued " that the Lord can work and act even with insufficient means consoles me, and above all I entrust myself to your prayers. In the joy of the risen Lord, trusting in his permanent help, we go forward."
He is one of the most brilliant and fecund theologians of the age. He knew the need for a New Evangelization and he understood the challenges that the Church faced as she walked forward to the Third Christian Millennium.
He was present at and participated in the Second Vatican Council. He understood the authentic teaching of that Council and led the way in its proper implementation in many areas of life, both within the Church and in her mission to the modern world.
He also understood that the Council was hijacked in some circles, disregarded in others and misinterpreted in others. He was a voice for dynamically orthodox and faithful Catholic Christian faith, practice, worship and life.
In his homily prior to the convening of the conclave where he was chosen to fill the Chair of Peter, then Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger offered a prophetic insight:
"How many winds of doctrine we have known in recent decades, how many ideological currents, how many ways of thinking. The small boat of thought of many Christians has often been tossed about by these waves - thrown from one extreme to the other: from Marxism to liberalism, even to libertinism; from collectivism to radical individualism; from atheism to a vague religious mysticism; from agnosticism to syncretism, and so forth.
"Every day new sects are created and what Saint Paul says about human trickery comes true, with cunning which tries to draw those into error (cf Eph 4, 14). Having a clear faith, based on the Creed of the Church, is often labeled today as a fundamentalism. Whereas, relativism, which is letting oneself be tossed and "swept along by every wind of teaching," looks like the only attitude (acceptable) to today's standards. We are moving towards a dictatorship of relativism which does not recognize anything as for certain and which has as its highest goal one's own ego and one's own desires."
Some attempted to misuse this insight to paint him as rejecting the modern world. That was nonsense. What he rejected was the emptiness of modernity and that dictatorship of relativism. What he proposed instead was a different path, not to the past, but to a future of hope and authentic freedom.
It is only the reassertion of saving and liberating truth of Jesus Christ that can paves that path to authentic human flourishing and freedom. Jesus reminds every person in every age, that we can "know the truth" and that "the truth will set you free." Benedict was His mouthpiece.
His choice of the name Benedict was a sign of his hopes for his pontificate. Now it is a sign of his continuing work. He had just returned from a retreat at Subiaco, the cave where St. Benedict spent three years in prayer. Then, he was elected to the Chair of Peter.
He prayed and rededicated himself to the work of the Church.In a General Audience on April 29, 2008, he spoke at length of Benedict whom he called the "Patron of His Pontificate". In light of what he accomplished, the insights are worthy of reading.
Benedict the great monk helped to rebuild the Church of his age and spread the influence of Christendom. Pope Emeritus Benedict tried to do the same in his own way during his pontificate in the Third Millennium.
His successor, Francis has picked up the work of serving the Church with simplicity, beauty and contagious joy. Now, the Pope who chose the name of the great father of western monasticism is himself a monk, praying for his successor and for you and me.
One of my favorite definitions of a theologian was offered by a monk of the fourth century, Evagrius of Pontus. He wrote in his reflections entitled "Mirror for Monks": "The Knowledge of God is the breast of Christ and whoever rests on it will be a theologian".
The Image evokes the beloved disciple John, the author of the fourth Gospel, so often depicted at the Institution of the Eucharist, the "Last Supper", with his head on the chest of Jesus the Christ. His Gospel narrative was the last to be written and is the most theologically reflective. Clearly, John was a theologian. He learned theology in the school of prayer.
So did, so does, Pope Benedict. How fitting that he is now a monk.
As a 'revert' to the Church, one who returned after wandering away as a very young man, I spent 21 months in a Benedictine monastery shortly after "coming home". There, I began what has become a lifelong journey of prayer and found my hunger for theology.
I studied the early fathers of the Church. I was taught by a wonderful monk. He was the first of several monks who have graced my life with their gift of holy presence, making Christ so palpable by their interior life - one which overflows in a genuine transfigured humanity.
From my encounters with monks, living immersed as they do in their unique and vital vocation, I learned that no matter how much formal theological study they have, it is their depth of prayer which makes them the best of theologians.
So it should be with all theologians - one cannot give away what one does not truly have.
It is out of the storehouse of grace that monks and theologians are able to help the faithful in their pursuit of the longing of every human heart, communion and intimacy with the God who has revealed Himself. Pope Emeritus regularly reminded us that the human face of God is revealed in Jesus Christ.
In his beautiful teaching on prayer Benedict constantly reminded us that to see that face, to behold the gaze of His love, one must encounter Him. In prayer one comes to contemplate that beauty and be transformed by the encounter.
That encounter is itself prayer. Now, Benedict spends his days immersed in prayer, beholding the face of the Lord, praying for the whole Church.
Too often, people think that the monk retreats from the world. In fact, the monk retreats (in differing ways in accordance with their particular monastic response) precisely in order to transform the world by his prophetic witness and powerful prayer.
The dedicated monk is an essential part of the Lord's plan for the Church. The Church is what the early Fathers called the "New World", being recreated in Christ. We who have been baptized never again leave the Church. We actually live in the Church and go into the world to bring all men and women home.
The monastic life is a treasure of the Church.
Monasticism in the first millennium gave us the fountain of theological wisdom which still inspires the Church. Those who went into the desert became the great teachers, fathers, confessors and prophets. Their prayer and witness kept the Church in the Divine embrace so that she could effectively continue the redemptive mission of the Lord.
In the second millennium, their work and witness continued. Sadly, the Church had been torn in two with the first split, East and West. In the East, the Monks continued to be a resource for the kind of theology which brings heaven to earth and earth to heaven. From their ranks the great Bishops of the Church were chosen and the Church was continually renewed.
In the West, the great Monasteries of Europe became the beating heart of the emergence of Christendom. The extraordinary intellect exhibited in the emerging theological tradition birthed in the monasteries enabled the Church to contend with daunting challenges, welcome them without fear, contend for the faith and offer the claims of Truth Incarnate.
Over the years of Pope Benedict's service, his teaching on monks and their essential contribution to the Church was extraordinary. In an address given in 2007, he again zeroed in on the monastic life as a gift for the whole church. It can be read in its entirety here.
I always believed there was a prophetic connection between monks and the pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI. Monks are a seed of the great renewals of the Church. It is no accident that he took the name Benedict as he responded to the Lord's invitation to serve the Church as the successor of Peter. It is no accident that he is ending this last chapter of a rich and beautiful vocation of service to the Church as a monk.
Monks are integral to the renewal of the Church. They help to water the growth of her holiness and fuel the missionary activity to which she is called. Monks are prophetic seeds of the kingdom to come who always seem to be around right when we need them the most. How wonderful that His Holiness Benedict is now a Monk. Brother Benedict continues to serve the Lord whom he loves.
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Ergot alkaloids, i.e. ergoline-derived toxic metabolites, are produced by a wide range of fungi, predominantly by members of the grass-parasitizing family of the Clavicipitaceae. Naturally occurring alkaloids like the D-lysergic acid amides, produced by the "ergot fungus" Claviceps purpurea, have been used as medicinal agents for a long time. The pharmacological effects of the various ergot alkaloids and their derivatives are due to the structural similarity of the tetracyclic ring system to neurotransmitters such as noradrenaline, dopamine or serotonin. In addition to "classical" indications, e.g. migraine or blood pressure regulation, there is a wide spectrum of potential new applications of this interesting group of compounds. The biotechnology of ergot alkaloids has a long tradition, and efficient parasitic and submerse production processes have been developed; the biochemistry of the pathway and the physiology of production have been worked out in detail. The recent identification of a cluster of genes involved in ergot alkaloid biosynthesis in C. purpurea and the availability of molecular genetic techniques allow the development of strategies for rational drug design of ergoline-related drugs by enzyme engineering and by biocombinatorial approaches.
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NORTH KINGSTOWNŌĆöThe most recognizable feature of Rhode Island is Narragansett Bay, deeply channeled and lined with beaches and historic landscapes. Beyond the bayŌĆÖs shores, however, nestled between tidal plains and inland towns, are numerous salt ponds and marshes. These unique habitats display the wildlife of various fish, birds, insects, and many other species. The Rhode Island Natural History Survey (RINHS) strives to preserve these ecosystems.
WAKEFIELD ŌĆō The man who touched the Wakefield community with his energy, passion and his lending hand passed away leaving behind a legacy of helping others. Joseph ŌĆ£Jumpin JoeŌĆØ Frisella died Saturday, April 23 at Rhode Island Hospital after suffering from a stroke the day prior.
PROVIDENCEŌĆöThe watershed areas of Rhode Island provide lakes and rivers for fishing and recreational activities and a home for a diverse number of fauna and flora. The local community benefits from the clean drinking water that is monitored and protected by myriad environmental organizations. Watershedcounts, presenting its work on Wednesday for Earth Day at the State House, hopes to sharpen their focus.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō The Coastal Resources Management Council is allowing Matunuck Beach Road property owners to install temporary wooden bulk heads to prevent further erosion of their properties if the town council approves.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō While the South Kingstown schools stands to lose funding in state aid, the school committee has taken action by approving a resolution that proposes changes in the state education funding formula.
South Kingstown will lose 5 percent in state aid. According to the update on the GovernorŌĆÖs recommended budget on March 9, South Kingstown will receive $8.4 million in 2012, which is 14.18 percent of the budget. South Kingstown is losing $371,606 in funding.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō As school administrators and committees work to devise an adequate bully prevention policy, teachers are taking action inside the schools to help guide students through those troubling hallways.
At Curtis Corner Middle School, 7th grade English language arts teacher Kristen Precious is one teacher who is taking her lesson plan one step further to teach students about bullying through the books she assigns to the topics they write on.
WAKEFIELDŌĆōAs the Democrats and Republicans in Washington debate over how to decrease the federal deficit, Congressman Jim Langevin (D-RI) visited local seniors at the South Kingstown Senior Center Monday to discuss the House Republican plan to privatize Medicare.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN ŌĆō Many see bullying as just a part of growing up. Yet, kids are not just being stuffed into lockers anymore or given swirlies in a toilet, but are tormented online through social media, which they cannot escape from. With tormented children increasingly committing suicide after months of harassment from their peers, this playground staple seems to be much more than simple growing pains. While many school districts struggle to combat the bullying issue and to develop an adequate bullying policy, the South Kingstown school district is doing all it can to make sure they never lose a student to bullying.
KINGSTONŌĆō The University of Rhode Island is fast becoming one of the top research and economic engines in the state and it may take one step forward by developing a research and technology park to connect private firms with students and the state.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN- The U.S. power grid is a vast network or substations, transformers, and power lines which branch out across the country, bringing electricity to the appliances and technological devices in our homes.


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a resident of Bailey Park
on Jan 24, 2014 at 2:11 pm
Thank you for posting this story about Liliana Rios Alvarez, and thank you to the MVLA trustees for recognizing and honoring her leadership. I admire Liliana's grit, and wish her the best as she continues with her studies and her parenting.
a resident of Monta Loma
on Jan 24, 2014 at 2:19 pm
I'd like to second Ellen Wheeler's remarks and add kudos to the MVLA for recognizing that a teen who is also a parent is entitled to, and capable of completing, a good education. Liliana and her cohort are to be admired!
a resident of Cuesta Park
on Jan 26, 2014 at 8:53 am
This is an excellent example of how the adult/parent education program of the MVLA high school district is an important program for the community to support. This program, like many, were "categorical" and had their budgets cut over the last 5 years. Locally, the cuts started to include on-site pre-school support for the young adults trying to finish their GED (certificate of high school graduation equivalent).
An educated parent population is very important for the entire Mountain View community. This program is under the control of the MVLA Trustees. Write them if you are pleased with all forms of continuing young adult education.
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Sewickley Heights Borough is located in southwestern Pennsylvania, approximately ten miles west of the City of Pittsburgh. It is easily accessed by using the Mt. Nebo exit from Interstate 79. The Pittsburgh International Airport is less than a 30-minute drive away.
The Borough Hall is located on the grounds of the Allegheny Country Club. Traveling west off the Mt. Nebo exit, follow the road to a stop sign. Make a left and follow the main road, then turn right onto Country Club Road. At the end of Country Club Road, proceed straight onto the Country Club grounds. The Borough Hall is the first building on the left. The Police Department and Council Chambers are located on the first floor; the Administrative Offices are on the second floor.
Sewickley Heights Borough became a retreat for wealthy industrialists of late 19th and early 20th century Pittsburgh. The 1920s and 1930s saw the heyday of this exclusive area, with lavish mansions dotting hilltops separated by huge, picturesque tracts of woods and fields.
Since then, many of the original estates have been subdivided; the mansions have been demolished, leaving an abundance of nostalgic walls, gates, gate houses and outbuildings reminiscent of an earlier era.
The Borough's topography and architecture still distinguish it from other areas in Allegheny County, even in the Commonwealth. Sewickley Heights remains a superlative, unique collection of twentieth century residential architecture on a grand scale.
Sewickley Heights' humble beginning is not surprising. Its picturesque terrain was a hindrance to settlers. The earliest settlers (after the Indians) were German farmers who, for one reason or another, traveled into the hills away from the river.
Like much of the land north of the Ohio and Allegheny Rivers, early Sewickley Heights was part of the Depreciation Lands, lots surveyed and numbered for sale to veterans of the Revolutionary War. One of the original patents was issued to Thomas McKean, the first governor of Pennsylvania. When his daughter married a Spaniard, McKean's land passed into Spanish hands from 1804 to 1881. Today we have Spanish Tract, a private roadway in the northwest portion of the Borough, as a result.
Sewickley Heights was established as a Borough in 1935, but its roots lie in the histories of Ohio, Sewickley and Aleppo Townships, from which it was formed. Early settlers in these townships were Hamilton, Lynn, McPherson, Morrow, Lutz, Ferry and Wintermantel. The first settler in present-day Sewickley Heights is believed to be Frederick Merriman, c. 1808, who had three sons. Today we have Merriman Road on the eastern edge of the Borough.
The area was mostly agricultural, with settlements clustered near the runs–Little Sewickley Creek on the west and Kilbuck on the east. Oil and gas were discovered in the 1880s, and several small, abandoned wells remain in the Heights.
The birth of Sewickley Heights as it is known today appears to have been closely related to the construction of the Allegheny Country Club, which was moved from the City of Allegheny (now Pittsburgh's North Side) in 1902. This athletic and social Mecca brought wealthy members who had the means to construct houses with the comforts of the city and more–farm buildings, separate servants quarters, even elaborately disguised private water towers. Family and servants were transported from Pittsburgh by train.
With the improvement of technology and transportation, as well as the increasing noise and pollution of the city, the seasonal population of the Heights gradually became a year-round one.
Sewickley Heights residents formed an impressive list from Pittsburgh's business world. Oliver, Jones, Snyder, Scaife, Robinson, Chalfant, Dravo and Heinz are some of the families who "settled" Sewickley Heights as it is known today.
The glory of Sewickley Heights has diminished over the last forty years due to demolition and dilution. Large mansions were torn down when their huge size became impractical, among them: the Jones estate (Fairacres), the Rea mansion (Farmhill), the William Thaw estate (Thawmont), and the Robinson estate (Franklin Farm).
In the 1950s the Borough annexed 3,200 acres from surrounding townships. In the 1970s a townhouse complex as developed near the Snyder mansion, just over the Borough line in Aleppo Township.
In the 1960s, a notable success story in preserving the rural character of Sewickley Heights was the creation of a 130-acre park, formerly part of the Lewis Park estate. This land, slated to be the site of a new public school, was purchased by residents at the last hour to be set aside for park use in perpetuity.
The Sewickley Heights Trust also contributed greatly to preserving the rural character of the Borough by purchasing a 500-acre tract in the northern portion of the Borough. In 1993, the Trust donated this land to the Borough Park. Other residents, wishing to preserve the Borough's rural character, who have donated land to the park system are Emily Oliver, W. R. Jackson, Jr., and G. W. Snyder.
Architecturally, Sewickley Heights is noteworthy for retaining many structures from its early history; it is now the only Borough in the Commonwealth designated entirely as an historic district. The distinctive character of Sewickley Heights Borough deserves careful protection.


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It's that time of year again…the internship search! We have some pretty amazing internship opportunities looking for awesome candidates like you hiring for the winter season!
Check out our top 5 "winternships" this week!
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Lauren Berger created Intern Queen Inc. in 2009, after successfully completing 15 internships and college and recognizing a need for more internship resources. Her online platform, www.internqueen.com, serves as the home of the business and allows students access to apply for any internship they want free of charge. The site also features daily content on how to make the most of high school, college, and post-grad experiences.


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20 Injured, Some Critically, in Stabbing Spree at Pittsburgh High School
A sophomore at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville, Pennsylvania, attacked his fellow students Wednesday morning, injuring at least 20 people, four of them seriously. He is now in police custody.
Fort Hood Shooting Update — What We Know and What's Being Investigated
Information keeps pouring out regarding the Wednesday-night shooting deaths at the Fort Hood Army base in Killeen, Texas. Here's a recap of what we've learned:
Missing Flight 370 Crashed Into Indian Ocean, Says Malaysian Prime Minister
Authorities have concluded that Malaysia Airlines flight 370 fell into the Indian Ocean, killing all 239 people onboard.
Fred Phelps, Founder of Westboro Baptist Church, Dead at 84
Fred Phelps, who founded the Westboro Baptist Church, died late Wednesday night at a hospice in Topeka, Kansas. He was 84.
Helicopter Crashes in Downtown Seattle, Killing 2, Injuring at Least 1 [UPDATED]
A helicopter belonging to Seattle news station KOMO crashed on Tuesday morning near Fisher Plaza, near the famed Space Needle.
UPDATED: At Least 2 Dead, 22 Injured in New York City Building Explosion [PHOTOS]
Two adjacent apartment buildings in Manhattan collapsed after a gas explosion Wednesday morning. Two women were killed in the blast, which also injured at least 16 people and left many more missing.
New Movies: 'Non-Stop,' 'Son of God'
Two very different features hit theaters this weekend. The first is an action-thriller with Liam Neeson (seems like all he ever does is action-thrillers these days, doesn't it?). The second tells the story of Jesus Christ. So yeah, pretty different.
All-American Football Player Michael Sam Announces He's Gay
Michael Sam, an All-American defensive end at the University of Missouri, announced that he was gay, setting him up to be the first openly homosexual player in the NFL.
New Movies: 'The Monuments Men,' 'The LEGO Movie,' 'Vampire Academy'
After a somewhat slow start to the moviegoing year, this weekend features three big-time pictures hitting theaters, with something for all ages.
New Movies: 'Devil's Due,' 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit,' 'The Nut Job,' 'Ride Along'
Oscar nominations came out Thursday morning, with films like 'American Hustle' and '12 Years a Slave' leading the way. You can probably bet that none of this weekend's new releases will figure into next year's Oscars, but that doesn't mean there won't be something you like. The four films opening wide on Friday cover a wide range of genres and styles, a little something for everyone.


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In the history of mankind we have not managed to create sustainable world peace yet. Perhaps we need fresher, less jaded, more forward-thinking and guileless minds to help find the solution. Perhaps we should ask our youth for their ideas. After all, they are our next generation of leaders. Why not engage their optimism, ingenuity and dynamism now?
Paris, France. Mid Morning
"C'est ici! C'est ici!" Shouted the tall, handsome Michael (pronounced Mee-shell). "Beaujolais Nouveau!"
Barbara and Micheal were beside themselves with glee. They had waited for this day with the intense anticipation of children waiting for Santa.
As Micheal turned to me and noticed my close resemblance to a possum staring into headlights, his grin stretched even wider. In his most charming French accent, he patiently explained to this ignorant American that the Beaujolais Nouveau WINE had just been released! This was a day that all of Paris celebrated.
"Oh!" I exclaimed in a tone that I often used when pretending to remember someone I clearly didn't. "Of course. How wonderful."
My two traveling companions, Robert and David, nodded agreement.
Michael wasn't fooled for a minute but he was too happy to be vexed by his American friends' obvious lack of appreciation about the really important things in life. "Oui. D'accord. I am going to fetch our cases now. A'bientot."
It can be scary for a dog to visit the veterinarian. It's an unfamiliar place with many different animal smells. Your dog can sense the discomfort of other dogs already there. It can make your buddy tense before you even set foot inside the office. And then there is that wobbly scale, strange people coming up to touch, squeeze, lift and examine—not much fun for a dog.
Spending time on making veterinary trips a calmer experience pays off quickly as your dog will have to see the veterinarian regularly for shots, checkups and possibly treatments.
The described desensitization exercises should be performed with calmness and patience—not force. The point of these exercises is to make your dog comfortable when visiting the veterinarian—forcing your dog would be counterproductive. However, leash corrections for inappropriate behaviors are always okay and can be necessary should your dog become unruly during any of the outlined steps.
November…Balance, partnerships, intuition, mother energy, groups
As the falling leaves swirl around us, so does the multi-level energies of the Number Two and more importantly, the Number Eleven of November.
This high-strung vibration of intuition can create some intense nervous energy in those that are very emotional and sensitive even to the point of physical illnesses from worries.
Ruling the subconscious, the Numbers Two and Eleven can bring on wild dreaming and restlessness which is not uncommon.
Sitting backstage at a network television studio in a large metropolitan city, I waited to go on the air for an interview. My segment was scheduled right after the noon news broadcast, which began with a gory account of a murder, then a rape, then war footage, followed by bad economic news and a political scandal. I began to feel depressed, but consoled myself that the broadcast would get to more positive reports. It didn't. The entire fifteen minutes was filled with gloom and doom, nothing anyone in his right mind would want to get up in the morning and face. Eventually I just had to laugh. The news was beyond depressing. It was ridiculous. It was unbelievable. Finally, after the closing sortie of auto accidents and snarled traffic, the broadcaster announced, ". . .and now for a great new book by an author who is going to tell you how to live a happy life."
There are many people in life who would dearly love to see an angel and then there are those people who have seen an angel but feel terribly confused by the event. They simply do not believe their own eyes and are all too ready to put it down to confusion of some kind or another. Most people will experience messages from angles mainly of a very gentle nature. It may be the appearance of a feather at specifically meaningful moments. A piece of music, a voice, an angel shaped cloud, a wonderful co incidence etc. These lovely gentle events are sometimes difficult to comprehend it is true but for most of us they are lovely, warming and comforting.
There are a few however, who see what can only be described as a 'full blown angel' and are convinced their eyes deceive them .Some of these people will keep the experience to themselves for most of their lives often for fear of ridicule. I remember giving a lecture one evening to a large group.
Who are our Angels of Abundance?
Archangel Raphael, the healing angel who supports our physical, emotional, mental, and spirituality. He helps us have enough energy to work on healing
modalities and our life purpose. You can call upon him if you are a healer and need help in your practice or choosing a school.
Archangel Michael, who protects us, gives us strength, and clears with his magnificent shiny sword, from worry, doubt and fear. He can give you details of your life purpose, if you ask, and can give you specific detailed guidance for the next best step to take on life journey.
Archangel Metatron, helps us with universal energies, how to create instant manifestation, and how to use time in your favor to create what we want instantly.
Archangel Raziel, who in our dreams can wash away past-life memories, clear blocks and unconscious fears.
Archangel Jophiel, who can help us with our vibration to lift us up and beautify our thoughts, actions, and
situations in life.
Why do we ask for help from the Angels of Abundance?
Have you ever walked through your local park and watched in wonder as the children run around like the wind chasing each other, climbing and swinging with boundless energy. I feel sure you have and maybe like myself, wished you had some of their energy. You may recall the time in your life when you did run with great speed around the park.
Energy is an enigmatic property we and the world we live in are ruled by its force, often taking it for granted without realising how vital it is to all our lives. Take solar energy for example, where would our earth be without the life giving rays from the sun. Then there is the energy of the moon responsible for our coastal tides and influencing so many creatures in their life cycles.
Many of the directory entries indicate a chakra link through which a condition can be healed or you can dowse for or intuit this. Most new generation and high vibration crystals can be placed over clothing on the chakra, over organs or the site of disease and left in place for 15–20 minutes or so. They can also be placed around the body, out in the aura or in your space to create energetic grids. Some are particularly beneficial when placed directly on the skin as they carry the energetic resonance of their mineral components. Crystals can also be taped in place, or worn for much longer periods for healing or prevention; or they can be kept in a pocket, or placed around your bed or a room.
If your crystal has a point, place it point towards yourself, or point down if placed on your body, to draw healing or reenergizing properties into your body. Place it point out, or point down below your feet to draw off toxic residues or emotional debris. Crystals are most effective when you are in a relaxed state and you need to be comfortable. If lying on your back is uncomfortable, for instance, and is not alleviated by placing a pillow under your knees, by all means sit in a chair. The stones can always be held or taped in place.
We would like to bring forward the view of truth versus illusion. In life, there is always this misconception of truth and a refusal to believe that you can see the illusion. That may sound confusing at first, but the truth is, that the truth is harder to find in your life because you must seek it out and the illusion is easier to find. It is the easier road to take because illusion is placed in your life for you. There are many factors that take away the truth in your life and replace it with illusion and the biggest factor in our view is fear.
Fear is placed in your life from a very early age in childhood and then reinforced and reinserted in your life, as you get older, growing into an adult and onward through the rest of your life. The fears are inserted into your life, not always by intention, but as a way of getting you to behave and go along with what someone else wants you to do. An example, being your parents or those who raised you when you were little, either telling you to do this or this may happen or do that or that may happen.
Miriam Knight is the founder of New Consciousness Review and the New Consciousness Media Network, and co-founder of Luminary Voices Speakers and Performers Bureau. Connect with Miriam through www.ncreview.com.
As a reviewer of books and films in the body-mind-spirit genre, I have noticed that topics seem to come in waves – the Law of Attraction, animal communication, near death experiences, after-life communication, spiritual awakening – each wave leaving ripples on the surface of global consciousness. Sometimes a book or film will have such an impact that it changes the public's perceptions in its wake. Think of "The Power of Now" or "What the BLEEP do We Know" or "The Secret" or "Proof of Heaven"; with each of them there was a palpable advance in conscious awakening.
What happens when we die? Do we have one and only one life or are we reincarnated thousands of times? Does our spirit live on in paradise or only in the hearts and minds of those who loved us? Do our souls exist forever in another dimension or is death an absolute ending and we no longer exist?
We might try to work out what belief or idea about death is the right one, what is the 'truth', but there can be no objective answers to such questions because what is being addressed is a person not an event. Not only that; death, like life, has many dimensions. Some of the dimensions of death belong to our human world, aspects of the continual evolution of life on Earth.
Other dimensions belong to the cosmos in a different way, elements of a mystery so vast we can never comprehend it. Reality is always greater than our ideas about it anyway. And whatever may be our beliefs about death, we will have direct experience of it one day.


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The Utah Jazz lost to the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night, 102-91.
Paul Millsap was forced to sit out tonight's game with a sprained ankle, so Derrick Favors started in his place.
Favors had a good game, with 17 points and 15 rebounds, but he could not prevent the Hawks from dominating for most of the game. Jefferson also had a double-double, picking up 26 points and 11 rebounds.
Despite this good offensive play however, the Jazz were let down by their defense, and the Hawks managed to gain as much as a 20 point lead in the third quarter.
Al Horford hurt Utah with 34 points and 15 rebounds. Josh Smith also did some damage, adding 24 points and 14 rebounds.
This is the Jazz' third straight loss, and brings them to 31-27 for the season.
Take a look at some of the top tweets from the game, as Jazz nation laments another tough loss.
Utah Jazz: No Paul Millsap, no energy, no win against the Atlanta Hawks
Utah Jazz instant analysis: Lack of trade deadline moves pays off for Atlanta in win over Jazz
Utah Jazz notebook: Kyle Korver back in Utah? Marvin's shirt shredded
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More than 300 of the world's preeminent experts and thought leaders pioneering the healthy buildings and healthy communities movement. Register here.
The 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference, commonly known as the Copenhagen Summit, was held at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark, between 7 December and 18 December. The conference included the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP 15) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the 5th Meeting of the Parties (COP/MOP 5) to the Kyoto Protocol. According to the Bali Road Map, a framework for climate change mitigation beyond 2012 was to be agreed there.
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From platinum to golden, these celebs show how to do it with any skin tone.
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"Her colorist did a fabulous job of creating an ombré effect that subtly transitions from dark at the base to a beautiful warm caramel to almost platinum at the ends," says Markham of this look, which would take several salon visits to re-create. "Beyoncé's hair has been in the blonde family for quite some time. That's key for going from very dark to very light."


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SHRM Jacksonville Annual 4 Hour Legal Update*
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You don't want to miss this very popular annual legal update! Below are the topics which will be covered including the speaking attorney. Click the link below to see additional information and Sign Up for this meeting.
8:00–9:00 AM: Healthcare Reform Update Speaker: Laura M. Andrew, Esquire (Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP)
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