BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM There is something that makes adults uneasy about a child playing alone. A kid absorbed in something private at a playground edge, a bedroom door closed for an afternoon. These scenes have a way of triggering concern. Are they OK? Do they need something? Should someone go and join…
First, there were the Wuhan bats. Now they’re talking about the Hanta rats. Kill Gates specializes in killer mosquitoes and now he’s managed to find a new way to promote his lab burgers and cricket tacos: TICKS. In today’s video, Stew Peters and I talk about the Rockefeller 2035 agenda, and how to bypass their…
Hi Friends, Get ready for a powerful mix of cosmic energies in February. This month marks the first major transitional and transformative point in 2026. This period feels like a collective “reset” button, with another major outer planet moving into Aries and emphasizing new beginnings, personal agendas, identity, accountability, and the blending of dreams with…
Today’s NYT Strands hints are easy if you like hot dogs. Strands, the New York Times‘ elevated word-search game, requires the player to perform a twist on the classic word search. Words can be made from linked letters — up, down, left, right, or diagonal, but words can also change direction, resulting in quirky shapes…
In an act of breathtaking entitlement Trump demanded Fifa to lift the one match suspension of US striker Folarin Balogun after a red card foul. What was worse was Gianni Infantino in craven and immoral response giving in and lifting the ban. Uefa, European football’s governing body, said that intervening to effectively cancel a suspension…
There’s nothing wrong with fire—after all, it can cook your food and keep you warm. But it can also leave you with third-degree burns. The same applies to charming people. They can fill you with hope, excitement, and a dream that one day, you might be just as cool as they are. They can dazzle…
Trump blithely announced a ceasefire in Lebanon despite neither Netanyahu or Hezbollah indicating they were in a mood to lay down arms. It was a precondition for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz and presumably a platform for Trump to proclaim victory. Israel wants Hezbollah permanently disarmed and Hezbollah wants a withdrawal of all…
Screenshot President Donald J. Trump released a statement early Saturday morning following reports that the United States has begun what he described as “major combat operations in Iran” after Israeli forces launched pre-emptive strikes on Iranian targets overnight. The Commander-in-Chief confirmed that American forces are now engaged in what he described as a “massive and…
“In Galicia, we have lots of rain and strong sun, so vegetation grows quickly and it’s hard to control,” shouts José Taboada, as we hurtle up a steep, rocky path in his rickety Land Rover. “In summer, when it dries, fires can start very easily.” Here, in Spain’s northwest, wildfires have ravaged the landscape in…
This 800 year old oak is called Majesty, or the Fredville Oak, and is located in Fredville Park, Nonington, Kent. Awaken Mother Earth Awaken Daily Quote Source: AWAKEN The post Our Sacred Planet Mother Earth in all of it’s Amazing Beauty and the Quote of the Day 132 appeared first on Awaken. Related Posts:Midsummer Oak Tree…
