What Are Auras? Auras are the energy fields surrounding all living beings. They can be seen, sensed, felt, heard, or even smelled, depending on the intuitive styles of those perceiving them. Although auras can change with mood and circumstance, there is generally one dominant color that remains around each person for their entire life. What…
On discernment, boundaries, and trusting God to remove the relationships that quietly drain our peace. Best-selling author of Finding God Every Day, Rebecca Simon, encourages trusting God to protect our peace and remove what no longer belongs. If there are people in your life who only call when they need something, who drain your energy…
Guest post by Drieu Godefridi The crumbling edifice of the European Union (EU) is showing its true colors, and it’s uglier than a Brussels bureaucrat’s expense report. In a stunning display of tyrannical overreach, the EU’s unelected overlords are now threatening Belgium’s newly minted Prime Minister Bart De Wever with financial Armageddon simply because he…
In a wild video that has now gone viral, New Zealand reporter Jess Tyson took a direct hit from a rogue seagull right in the middle of reporting a news segment, leaving her with a bloody gash across her eyelid. The incident unfolded last month while Tyson, a host on Whakaata Māori’s “Te Ao with…
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Trump to proceed with White House Ballroom construction in a 5-4 vote. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts dissented. The liberal justices joined Roberts’ dissent. After a fierce legal battle with the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Trump DOJ asked the US Supreme Court earlier this month…
In modern medicine, the zeitgeist today seems to be captured in one word: “more.” We need more MRI machines, more screenings, more surgical interventions, more drugs, more doctors. More. More. More. Like the internal logic of capitalism that is built on eternal growth, so too is our health care system. Given this ever-expanding demand, we…
For at least a century, a well-established principle has held sway in commerce: You can’t discriminate against customers in your pricing. Everybody pays the same price for your product. You can offer a volume or ‘last-minute’ discount, of course, but that discount has to be available to anyone who buys that volume of your product…
“Protect our water,” “Water for people not AI,” “Don’t mess with our water,” declare protest signs from Texas to New Mexico to Arizona. Angered by water use, energy consumption and pollution, locals are AI’s water consumption is one reason why local communities across the United State — such as here, in New York — are…
More than 4,000 years ago, an Egyptian official named Sekhentiu-Ptah held a collection of titles that placed him remarkably close to royal power. He oversaw the king’s works and documents, supervised scribes, and even served as the “Keeper of the Secrets of Royal Commands.” Now, archaeologists have found his tomb. An Egyptian archaeological mission excavating…
Palestinians are not leaving their villages in the West Bank because of “tensions” or “clashes.” They are being driven out through a calculated campaign that weaponises sexual terror, military impunity, and land bureaucracy to make life unlivable. This article lays bare an illegal project of forcible transfer, enabled by the Israeli state and met with…
