David Radius Hudson is the pioneer of modern alchemy, the man who brought us monatomic elements. He connected a major discovery to the alchemists of history, and in doing so, brought many millennia’s worth of science to a present-day conclusion!
In 1975, Mr. Hudson discovered on his property something that would not just change the way we relate to gold but how we relate to all metallic elements.
A peaceful existence should be everyone’s objective, but it’s easy to forget about this goal among our daily challenges. While reaching this goal takes dedication and action, our five steps to a more peaceful existence are rewarding – and even fun – in and of themselves! Do them as part of your routine and you’ll find your life feeling much more peaceful, and your interactions with the world easier to manage.
You might wonder, “What is the difference between diatomic and monatomic molecules, and why does it matter”? Strong bonds make elements like gold and silver the metals we know them to be. At their smallest, these bonds create particles known as diatomic molecules. A diatomic molecule is either made up of two of the same elemental particles or as a compound of two different elements. This is in contrast with monatomic particles, which are solitary atoms not bonded to other atoms.
The difference between diatomic and monatomic molecules might not seem like a big deal to us, because it’s hard for our brains to quantify something as small as a diatomic molecule. But the difference between one atom and two makes a large difference to making precious metals useful to the body!
A common goal for yoga and meditation practitioners is something called ascension. Ascension is stepping into a higher consciousness and accepting this new state of mind, body, and spirit. Though not everyone’s journey to ascension is the same, there are five common steps that come with raising your consciousness.
Our lives are full of earthly difficulties and suffering. The minds we are born with seem replete with problems – anxiety, troubled thoughts, stress, and a seeming inability to sustain happy thoughts. It seems nothing can relieve that feeling.
This line of thinking is incredibly false, and a negative byproduct of our unenlightened mind! The body and the universe around us have the energies capable of moving to a higher plane. This involves activating inner tools and energies. If you unlock these, human ascension is within your grasp. It’s within you. Continue reading…
How does sound affect our brain? Sound and music actually changes our brain waves; This all traces back to how we feel when we listen to certain genres of music or hear certain noises. Brains may be a confusing thing to understand but it is actually quite interesting. Every brain is made up of billions of brain cells called neurons. Neurons use electricity to communicate from one to another, just like the rest of the communication that happens in our body. Continue reading…
Cultures and civilizations flourish, fade, and eventually disappear. The Mayan civilization was an ideal example of this spectacle. Could it be that the Atlantis continent also suffered the same fate?
Ancient history is filled with stories of treasures and lost civilizations beyond imagination. They all have captivated and mystified mankind ever since the start of recorded history.
Imagines of the Lost Continent of Atlantis, the Ark of The Convenient and the fabled city of El Dorado, have sent many archeologists and explorers in quests for glory and fame only to fail. It may come to pass that we are not yet ready to discover these most mysterious treasures in all of antiquity. Continue reading…
One of our most powerful tools throughout our lives is our mind, one that as we age, tends to weaken; which can be a terrifying thought. Thankfully there are some surprisingly simple steps that we can take to avoid the mental decline we fear, and in the process, may even strengthen our brains so that we can become more than what we already are. One thing that must be kept in the back of our minds as we explore these options, is that our brain is a muscle. The less we use it, the more ineffective it becomes. So just what are some exercises we can use to keep our minds healthy and strong? Read on and find out! Continue reading…