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Members of the Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) have recently published a paper in the  Journal of Space Exploration  about certain features on the far side of the moon that appear in the crater Paracelsus C. Titled “Image Analysis of Unusual Structures on the Far Side of the Moon in the Crater Paracelsus C,”  it argues that these features might be artificial in origin, meaning someone other than a human being built them and put them there. Contrary to popular belief, reports of artificial structures on the moon are both common and persistent.  Among the first were from George Leonard’s 1976 book,  Somebody Else is on the Moon,  and Fred Steckling’s 1981 book,  We Discovered Alien Bases on The Moon.  There are many more, and from many credible sources, which we will get to later in the article. During the early years of SETI, in 1963, even Carl Sagan spoke about the possibility of extraterrestrial visitation: It is not out of the question that artifacts of thes

Shambhala is round but depicted as an eight-petalled lotus blossom, which is a symbol of the heart Chakra (represented in the picture below). Many ancient texts refer to ‘magical’ and ‘mythical’ lands, which is fascinating, particularly when you consider how much of the writings in ancient Buddhism, Vedic philosophy, or other Eastern traditions is being confirmed by modern day science. Quantum physics in particular has gained a lot of momentum recently. One great example is the conundrum of consciousness, which is directly correlated with quantum physics and goes hand in hand with other realms of existence. Perhaps this is why some of Nikola Tesla’s ideas were influenced by ancient Eastern philosophy . Not many people know this, but most of our pioneering scientists were also mystics, including Issac Newton, who studied alchemy, among other subjects. “Broadly speaking, although there are some differences, I think Buddhist philosophy and Quantum Mechanics can shake hands on their vie

Research shows that children learn better by doing rather than just watching , which has led some schools to implement radical new programs based on this shift in understanding of how we learn. Students at Commodore John Rogers School in Baltimore, Maryland, for instance, are benefitting from this change in pedagogy through a group called  BioEYES . The nonprofit uses zebrafish as a way to give kids real experience as scientists. Recently, the kids walked into their classroom to find it transformed. High-powered microscopes were at the back of class, and every group of desks had a transparent tank on top of them, where two small guppy-like fish, one male, one female, resided. The point of the experiments is to have the two adult fish breed, and allow the kids to observe the embryos develop, using their science skills to identify exactly what occurs during the process. Experiments like this, which take education off the page of textbooks, off the white boards at the front of the cla

The war on terror, economic disasters, racial wars, big pharma and food quality/modification. When you look at our world today you have to wonder how we got here. It was in my later years of high school that I began to feel relief about something that bothered me for a long time: I started to realize how the world really works. Now at 29 years old, I’ve interviewed, met with and worked with many of the top researchers in the field of truth seeking and several conclusions are clear, but one more than others: our world is run by psychopaths. I want to be very clear here, this is not meant to be a judgment, to rile up our emotions and call these people evil, no. This is about coming to a stark realization about what’s really going on in our world so that we can actually change it. “As difficult as it was for me, I’ve come to an inescapable and profoundly disturbing conclusion. I believe that an elite group of people and the corporations they run have gained control over not just our en

We’ve come to see over-the-counter medications for colds and flus as pertinent, and antibiotics as necessary when a sickness becomes persistent. Our modern world has taken advantage of drugs to create a gap between us and the natural world filled with healing properties. But holistic versus western practices aside, there is a looming fact surfacing that can no longer be ignored: bacteria have now evolved to deflect the most powerful antibiotics available, and we can blame ourselves for it. Antibiotics are incredibly overused in farming and medicine, and this easy way out process is creating a global threat. The reality is, we need to look beyond new antibiotics for the answer. We also need to understand the human role in this new reality. The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), concluded that 262 million people received prescriptions for antibiotics from their physicians from 2010 to 2011. And yet about 30 percent were unnecessary. The report, which was published in

In a culture that is so concerned with appearance, it’s refreshing to hear stories where someone saw potential in the unthinkable. For Jamie and Brad Bigelow, their trash to treasure came in the form of a dumpster. Not many people would look at a dumpster and see potential for anything else other than its job to hold trash, never mind a place to call home. But with the tiny house movement constantly pushing boundaries, and exposing the incredible transformations that can be made to provide luxury, sustainability, comfort, and simplicity all in one, it makes sense that people are finding ways to recycle all sorts of containers. The Bigelows wanted to find a vacation home among the gorgeous boulders of Florence, Arizona, at their friend’s ranch. “Our family goes out there a lot so we wanted a little house as a base that we could stay at,”  Jamie said . “We just love going out there and stargazing.” In search of something inexpensive to create their dream escape abode, the couple lande

What we expose our minds to can literally alter our reality. Every movie you watch, every book you read, and every song you listen to shapes your perception, and thus the way you perceive your reality. So, if you’re watching porn, how do you think that affects your psyche and your overall human experience? What does that do to your expectations surrounding your sex life and how does it shape sex culture as a whole? To start, let’s take a look at Pornhub’s 4th annual Year in Review report, which outlines just how much porn we watch. The ‘Dirty Details’ of Pornhub’s 2016 Year in Review Report For the fourth year in a row, online porn giant Pornhub has dug deep and consolidated their data to help us understand how much porn the world watches. On Pornhub alone, online users collectively watched 91,980,225,000 pornographic videos. That translates to 64 million videos watched per day or 44,000 videos watched per minute. If you were to stretch the number of hours it would take to watch all

For thirty years Robert David Steele has been a proponent for intelligence reform. During all that time he has been silenced – marginalized – by the Deep State. In 1988 Steele was the architect and senior civilian responsible for creating the Marine Corps Intelligence Activity (MCIA). A former spy as well as a former Marine Corps intelligence officer, he did two things no one had done before: created a strategic analytic model justifying a 450-ship Navy; and determined that 80% or more of all military needs for intelligence were not being met by the secret intelligence community and could be quickly and inexpensively addressed with what he called Open Source Intelligence (OSINT).   He was ignored. In 1989 he ghost-wrote “ Global Intelligence Challenges of the 1990’s ,” for then Commandant of the Marine Corps Al Gray, as published in the American Intelligence Journal . The article called for a re-direction of the US Intelligence Community away from its obsession with a few hard ta

Whether you’re on an intense journey of self-discovery or just looking for the next great opportunity to dance under the full moon, chances are good that, by now, you’ve been to at least one festival. Since the dawn of the new millenium, a new generation of festivals has emerged, grown in size and reach, branched to every part of the world, and taken on a spectrum of forms. Perhaps you’ve watched the man burn at Burning Man , opened your mind and become a patron of  Lucidity Festival , or made your way down to the celebration of culture and life at  Envision in Costa Rica. Either way, we know they create change. Along with their evolution and the personal evolution they tend to instigate in attendees, they’ve earned the moniker “transformational.” But just how transformational are they? Well, enough to birth an entire new culture. One that breathes freedom, embodies joy, and seeks a new paradigm for living. Festival or rave culture has its up and downs but there is a very interest