In the two short snippets from the Global Intelligence Agency podcast Kim speaks about how Trump is behind trying to Start a war in the Middle East that will kill thousands. She also speaks about Kamala being at Bohemian Grove and knowing she made deals with China that would benefit her. It's basically the Deep State fighting the Deepstate and the People are being drug into their mess. You can also check out the full video below.
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Unlock Forbidden Passions: Discover "In Search of Soulmates: A Journey Through Desires"
In a world that thrives on traditional narratives and neatly packaged love stories, "In Search of Soulmates: A Journey Through Desires" dares to venture into the depths of forbidden desires. This independently published book is not just a romance; it’s an exploration of love that challenges societal norms and immerses readers into the tangled web of human emotions. Perfect for lovers of romance books, this tale offers a daring and thought-provoking read that will captivate your heart and mind.
Step into Sheryl's Journey in Redemption's Kiss
Allow us to introduce you to Sheryl, a spirited 26-year-old college student and an ambitious entrepreneur. Faced with mounting bills and societal pressures, she makes the bold choice to enter the world of escorting. What begins as a reckless decision soon evolves into a profound journey of self-discovery. Readers will follow Sheryl as she confronts her desires and seeks authentic love amid chaos, proving that sometimes the most unconventional paths lead to the most beautiful destinations.
Taboo
"In Search of Soulmates" dives deeper into themes of taboo and secrecy, where societal expectations unravel in the heat of passion. The story presents a tantalizing secret shared between two souls whose connection is so undeniable, it could change everything. Fans of forbidden romance will relish the gripping tension as they read about the challenges that threaten to tear this captivating pair apart. Can love truly conquer all, even when society dictates otherwise?
A Soulful Experiment with "The Letter"
Meet Sharon, a romantic at heart who believes in the magic that destiny holds for her. As she pours her soul into a heartfelt letter for a soulmate she hasn’t met, readers will be enchanted by her hopeful spirit and vulnerability. "The Letter" showcases the power of dreams and the bittersweet nature of love as Sharon learns that the most profound connections can sometimes take unexpected turns. As her journey unfolds alongside Sheryl's, readers are left wondering if love truly is just around the corner or if it’s an ever-elusive pursuit.
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Dive into the heart's labyrinth where passion, dreams, and unconventional choices collide. "In Search of Soulmates: A Jorney Through Desires" is more than just a collection of stories; it's an invitation to break free from the shackles of conformity and embrace the complexities of love. Open these pages to explore if love can indeed prevail against the odds.
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The Process Behind In Search of Soulmates: A Journey Through Desires
Welcome to Sheryl's world. As I crafted this story, I envisioned Sheryl as a college student hailing from an affluent family, navigating the complexities of her two distinct worlds and the clash they create.
Sheryl's background is rooted in privilege; her father is both a businessman and a scientist, while her mother is a dedicated teacher. She also has a sister, Ellene. Strong-willed and fiercely independent, Sheryl is reluctant to rely on others even when she truly needs support.
I aimed to explore the circumstances that led Sheryl into the realm of escorting, revealing her desire to experience love and the challenges she faces when it enters her life. Through her journey, I sought to illustrate the delicate balance and stark contrasts between her dual realities.
Taboo
I developed "Taboo" after reflecting on a middle school presentation by a classmate about the legality of cousin marriages across different states. As I delved deeper into this intriguing subject, I discovered that, historically, America permitted cousin marriages, provided the cousins were not first cousins. I also found it fascinating that many prominent British families seemed to marry their cousins, with the notable exception of Princess Diana.
This exploration inspired me to write "Taboo," where I could creatively examine this theme through storytelling. In my narrative, I introduced the characters as third cousins—this connection isn’t overtly stated but subtly woven into their relationship. Readers can sense the bond between them, enhancing the story's emotional depth.
I aimed to create a lighthearted tone infused with humor while also portraying the heartfelt connection that Dante feels for Michelle. It's a balance of playful interactions and genuine sentiment that I hope resonates with readers.
The Letter
Sharon is a woman who truly believes in the power of love and dreams of finding her perfect match. Eager to express her feelings, she decides to write a heartfelt letter to a man she has yet to meet. As she pours her thoughts onto the page, she experiences a profound realization: this letter is not just a message to her future partner but also a powerful declaration of self-love.
Her journey through writing becomes a story of hope, self-acceptance, and the magic of falling in love—both with herself and with the idea of future romance. It’s a beautiful narrative that highlights the importance of recognizing one's own worth and the joy that comes from embracing love in all its forms.
In Search of Soulmates: A Search for Desires seamlessly intertwines romance, self-discovery, and taboo topics, making for a compelling narrative that stimulates thought and conversation.
As you embark on this emotional rollercoaster, you will be encouraged to reflect on your own desires, dreams, and the societal norms that shape your life.
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March 1, 2018
Researchers assembled 5 million family trees using data from the website Geni.com to test several genetic and historical hypotheses.
Before the Industrial Revolution in the United States, Canada and Europe, you might have ended up married to a fourth cousin. People didn’t travel far to find a spouse, and the closer you were to home, the more likely it was you’d marry within your family.
Then, in the late 19th century, something changed, and people stopped marrying their cousins.
It has been conventional wisdom that Europeans and North Americans married more outside their families as geographic dispersal ramped up between 1825 and 1875, with the advent of mass railroad travel. But over the same period, the genetic relatedness of many couples actually increased. It wasn’t until after 1875 that partners started to become less and less related.
This 50-year lag might indicate that shifts in social norms played a bigger role than geographic mobility in getting people to wed outside their bloodline. It’s also just one example of the insights that can be gleaned from the world’s largest, scientifically-vetted family tree, presented in a study published on Thursday in Science.
Compiling and validating 86 million public profiles from Geni.com, a genealogy-driven social media site, the authors generated 5 million family trees. The largest tree consisted of 13 million people, spanned an average of 11 generations and included both Sewall Wright, a founder of human population genetics, and the actor Kevin Bacon (the two are separated by 24 degrees, in case you were wondering).
The researchers then used this data set to test several genetic and historical hypotheses, showing “you can harness the hard work of so many people around the globe just documenting their own family history, and learn something about humanity,” said Yaniv Erlich, the chief science officer of MyHeritage, the parent company of Geni.com, and senior author of the paper.
“It’s very impressive as a data collection and harmonization effort, and of course they have only scratched the surface of what it might have to offer,” said Philip Cohen, a sociology professor at the University of Maryland, who was not involved in the research.
The study is the latest example of scientists using big, crowdsourced data collected by private companies to do research. Last year, one study spearheaded by Ancestry.com mapped North American migrations. There have also been efforts to track food poisoning via Yelp reviews and drug usage via Instagram.
The trend raises new questions for researchers to think about, such as how representative such data are of populations at large, and whether commercial entities like Geni.com have vested interests, said Emily Klancher Merchant, a science and technology studies professor at the University of California, Davis.
" When private companies control the data and fund the research, they’re the ones gatekeeping what kind of science gets done,” she said. A DNA testing company might be more interested, for instance, in financing studies that discover sellable genetic markers rather than open-ended, basic research.
What’s interesting about genealogies, however, is that there aren’t much better ways to get data currently. In the past, researchers had to laboriously cobble together church records or local birth and death certificates to construct large family trees.
With crowdsourced genealogy, “we have the ability to connect a much more vast network of individuals and locations around the world, in a faster, cheaper way,” said Dr. Erlich, who is also a computer science professor at Columbia University
Geni.com has millions of users worldwide, and the website allows its members to merge trees, in an effort to create a single, massive family tree for the world.
Dr. Erlich and his collaborators took steps to validate the company’s trees, then reported several new findings from the data, such as a lower heritability of life span than others have reported, and a greater likelihood of mothers to migrate than fathers.
But with all of their findings, it’s important to consider that not everyone is represented equally.
“It’s like reading a Jane Austen novel — it gives you lots of great insights, but you have to be careful about generalizing to society as a whole,” Dr. Cohen said.
In addition to likely underreporting infant mortalities and people who never bore children, genealogy data skews toward families that have the privilege of accessing and maintaining a detailed history, Dr. Merchant said. Sites like Geni.com require a paid membership to access all features. And families that were forced to migrate, through the slave trade or to flee persecution, are probably not as well-represented in their databases.
While these studies have limitations, they also offer opportunities. Biomedical research that marries family trees with genetic and health information could lead to new discoveries about heritable disease risk. In social sciences, genealogies merged with census and tax records could yield findings on things like inequality.
“As soon as you start linking these things, your analytical power goes way up — as do privacy risks,” Dr. Cohen said.
With any of these efforts, he added, it’s important to insist “that the norms of science, as far as transparency and openness, still apply.”
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Let’s start this journey together. We'll see how sacred sound healing can change your life.
Sacred sound healing shows us how sound affects our feelings and health. It believes sound can heal us, making us feel better inside and out. This old practice uses sound as a key to change us.
This healing uses sounds that have special energy. Tools like singing bowls and chants help. When we match our energy with these sounds, we feel calm, happy, and well.
Sound healing goes way back, with roots in many cultures. In Tibet, sound helped with meditation and growing spiritually. Around the world, drums and chants helped people connect with spirits and heal.
Today, we mix these old ways with new wellness ideas. This makes sound healing popular again.
Learning about sound healing helps us see its power. It brings us peace and balance in life.
Sacred sound healing is a special way to feel better on many levels. It uses sound and vibration to help people feel better emotionally and improve their lives. Many people find it helps with stress and makes them stronger emotionally.
Feeling good emotionally is key to being happy and healthy. Sound healing can really help with this. People often feel less anxious and happier after trying it out. The sounds help calm the mind and reduce stress.
Using sound healing regularly can make you sleep better and feel more peaceful. It helps with stress, making you feel better overall. People who try it often change in a big way, touching their body and soul. This makes life better in many ways.
| Benefits of Sound Healing | Impact on Emotional Health | Impact on Stress Relief |
|---|---|---|
| Reduced Anxiety |
Promotes Calmness | Decreases Tension |
| Enhanced Mood | Boosts Positivity | Encourages Relaxation |
| Improved Sleep Patterns | Facilitates Restfulness | Reduces Insomnia |
Sacred sound healing has a big impact on our health. It uses sound frequencies that match our body and mind. This helps us heal deeply.
Sound healing is all about vibration. Everything vibrates at its own frequency. When sound meets these vibrations, it creates resonance.
This means some sound frequencies can make us feel better. Studies show sound waves can change our brain waves. This helps us relax and feel less stressed.
To get the most from sound healing, we need to connect with certain frequencies. Each one has a special vibration that targets different parts of us. Using things like singing bowls or tuning forks can make healing even better.
By using sound frequencies, we can heal more deeply and change ourselves for the better.
| Sound Frequency | Resonance Effect | Potential Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| 396 Hz | Releases guilt | Emotional balance |
| 417 Hz | Facilitates change | Overcoming trauma |
| 528 Hz | DNA repair | Transformational healing |
| 639 Hz | Enhances relationships | Emotional connection |
| 741 Hz | Deep intuition | Awareness and awakening |
I started my sound therapy journey and found many new things. Each sound helped me wake up parts of me that were asleep. These changes made me see healing in a new way.
Sound therapy changed my life in big ways. Every session took me to a place where I felt calm and open. I learned that different sounds helped me see things I had ignored.
These sounds made me feel things I had never felt before. They helped me start to heal.
My sound therapy journey ended with me feeling peaceful inside. Sounds brought my energy into balance. This made me clear and calm.
Meditation with sound made me feel closer to myself. It taught me to be kind to myself. This peace helped me stay strong in tough times.
Sound therapy showed me how important it is for our feelings and health. It made me want to help others find their healing sounds too.
Adding sacred sound healing to your daily life can make you feel closer to yourself. It makes life more meaningful. Having a quiet place at home helps with this. It turns simple moments into deep rituals.
To get the most from sacred sound healing, make a special spot at home. This place is where I relax and meditate. Here are some tips to make it yours:
This space reminds me to take care of myself every day with sound healing.
Adding mindfulness to sound healing makes it even better. I stay in the moment during each session. Here's how to be more mindful:
Being mindful helps me relax more and feel a deeper connection with sound healing.
Building a sound healing practice that fits you can change your life. You can pick from many instruments for sound healing that feel right to you. I'll guide you on picking these tools and the difference between guided and self-healing sessions.
There are many instruments for sound healing you can use. Each one has its own special role in your healing:
It's important to pick what feels right to you. Trying out different instruments for sound healing can show you which ones help you the most.
You can choose between guided sessions or exploring on your own in sound healing. Here's how they compare:
| Aspect | Guided Sessions | Self-Exploration |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Has a plan given by an expert. | You make your own plan. |
| Learning Curve | Easy; experts make it simpler. | Takes more trying and knowing yourself. |
| Community | Groups can boost energy together. | It's just you, for deep thinking and healing. |
| Accessibility | Get expert advice and skills. | Practice whenever you want, by yourself. |
Both ways can help, and it's up to you to see which fits your goals best. You might start with a bit of both to find what works for you.
I made a special free MP3 for sound healing. It's for anyone wanting to try sound healing. You'll find calming sounds, guided meditations, and sounds for healing.
This MP3 has a mix of instruments and sounds for deep relaxation. You'll hear:
The aim is to give you a deep sound healing experience. It helps you connect with yourself and find peace.
Downloading my free MP3 is easy:
For the best experience, use headphones or a good speaker. This lets the sounds reach you deeply, helping you heal more.
Sound healing has many ways to make us feel better and heal emotionally. Two great ways are using tuning forks and chanting. Each has its own special benefits for healing.
Tuning fork therapy uses special forks to make sounds that help heal. These sounds match the body's frequencies to ease tension and balance. It's good for both body and mind, making you feel calm and in tune.
Chanting is more than a spiritual act; it's good for your feelings too. Saying mantras helps focus your mind and lifts your spirit. It makes stress go down and helps you see things clearly. Adding chanting to my life has made me feel better overall.
Sound healing touches more than just one person. It goes deep into communities. Many share how sound healing changed their lives. They talk about the big changes it made in their feelings and health.
These stories show how sound therapy helps with emotions and health. They also talk about feeling part of a group.
People say sound healing changed their lives a lot. They talk about many good things:
Sound healing in groups helps communities a lot. People come together to feel the group's energy. They create a place of support and connection.
| Transformation | Personal Experience | Community Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Chronic Pain Relief | For years, I struggled with debilitating pain, but sound healing sessions brought remarkable relief. |
Shared stories inspire others to seek healing, enhancing community participation. |
| Emotional Healing | After dealing with anxiety, the soothing sounds helped me process my emotions better. |
Group sessions create a safe space for vulnerability among participants. |
| Deepened Connections | Sound healing helped me connect with others on a deeper level. | Relationships formed during these sessions often carry into our daily lives, strengthening the community. |
To learn more about sacred sound healing, I've made a list of great resources. You'll find recommended books and online places to connect with others.
Books are full of deep insights and useful knowledge on sound therapy. A top pick is The Sound Healing Bible by Richard K. Stone. It talks about different parts of sound healing and gives tips for all levels.
For courses, check out Sounds True and The Shift Network. They have many programs to help you on your path.
Talking with others who love sound healing is very helpful. There are many online groups, like those on Facebook. These places let you share stories, get advice, and make friends.
Joining in on discussions can make your practice better and help you feel part of a community.
| Type of Resource | Name | Focus Area |
|---|---|---|
| Book | The Sound Healing Bible | Comprehensive techniques and theories |
| Online Course | Sound Healing Fundamentals (Sounds True) | Introductory healing practices |
| Online Community | Sound Healing Community (Facebook) | Support and experience sharing |
Sacred sound healing is a deep practice that helps us feel better emotionally and find peace inside. I've talked about its history, benefits, and my own experiences. It shows how sound can connect us to our healing journey.
I urge you to keep exploring sound healing every day. You can use sound instruments, join guided sessions, or listen to my free MP3. Each step moves you closer to finding yourself and healing.
Remember, you have the power to take this journey and find peace in the busy world. It's a path that can make your life richer in ways you never expected.
Sacred sound healing uses sound and vibration to help us heal. It says sound can make us feel better.
Yes! Sound therapy helps reduce stress and anxiety. People feel less tense and happier after it.
Sound deeply affects our feelings. It can help us release emotions and think more clearly.
Try techniques like tuning fork therapy and chanting mantras. These have helped me relax at home.
Start by finding a quiet spot where you're comfy. Add things like pillows, candles, and sound tools to make it special.
The free MP3 will guide you through a calming sound healing session. It's designed to help you relax and find peace.
Be fully in the moment with sound healing. Pay attention to each sound and let yourself get lost in it.
Use instruments like singing bowls, tuning forks, and drums. Each one has special sounds for healing.
Yes! Many people have changed their lives with sound healing. They've had big emotional breakthroughs and made new friends in group sessions.
Look for books, online courses, and special websites. They offer lots of info on sound healing.
