by Sant Kirpal Singh

The Music of the Spheres is so intense and swift that It pulls me up in an instant. ~ Plato

What is the Music of the Spheres?

The Music of the Spheres is a great magnetic Power, and a force that can grip the mind. It is characterized by sweet strains and melodious tunes, which can be heard, and powerful Light which can be seen and witnessed. It is this power and force of Godhead which cannot be comprehended by the senses and can only be realized and experienced in super-sensual planes. It is a life current that pervades the entire creation…

It may be described as “life-impulse” or “conscious-principle.” When It begins to vibrate, It produces melodious sound, which is termed Naam or Shabd or Word. This Sound Current proceeding from the deep silence of the Formless is responsible for all forms and colors, visible and invisible to the naked eye. All life hangs on this life-principle. No life can exist without It. (more…)

Some Shining Examples of Light Workers and Ascended Masters…
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Saint Germain ~ Dispenser of the Violet Transmuting Flame, Champion of America

Kuthumi ~ World Teacher, Also known as Pythagoras
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by Jack Schubert, Ph.D. And Ralph E. Lapp, Ph.D.

The late effects of radiation are often produced in cooperation with disturbances in body function in general. One of these disturbances in particular—hormonal imbalance—can in itself aid and abet the cancer-producing effects of radiation or even delay for years the appearance of the cancer. Consequently in evaluation of the changes wrought by radiation in the body we must also take into account the complex inter-relationship existing between the various organs and the hormones released by the different endocrine glands. For example, irradiation of the ovaries in mice almost always leads to a large increase in ovarian tumors. However, the increased tumor incidence is not a simple cause and effect. What happens is this: radiation of the ovaries in mice with as little as 30 r depresses hormone production and stimulates the distant pituitary gland to put out excessive amounts of gonadal-stimulating hormones (GSH). The GSH act on the already disturbed ovary, with the end result that an enormous increase in ovarian tumors is observed. These can be prevented by timely administration of ovarian hormones. (more…)

by Stephen Wagner

There’s a lot we know about the Moon: It’s roughly one-sixth the size of the Earth, is about 4.6 billion years old, is approximately 238,000 miles distant from the Earth, has no atmosphere, and is covered with fine gray powder. We’ve walked on the Moon during six Apollo missions, and we’ve sent many more probes there to map it and study it.

But there’s much we don’t know about it, too. We’re not sure where it came from. Some think it might be a broken-off chunk of Earth. Although there’s evidence that the Moon once had active volcanoes, we’re not sure if it’s still geologically active.

The Moon has more controversial mysteries, too. Some think aliens have or once had bases there. Some think there’s stuff on the Moon—other than the Apollo debris—that the government knows about, but is not telling us. There are many enigmatic photos that seem to show shapes and structures on the lunar surface that don’t fit conventional explanations. (more…)

by Jack Schubert, Ph.D. And Ralph E. Lapp, Ph.D.

As atomic radiations rip through living tissues they disrupt the highly organized unit of living matter, the cell. Fundamentally, the cell is composed of atoms and molecules which are split by radiation into electrically charged fragments. This ionization process is completed in less than a trillionth of a second, yet it triggers off a chain reaction of subtle events within the cell leading to its damage or death even years afterward. Since cells are not inert blobs of matter but living, reproducing, miniature organisms, they react to the radiation-induced injury by repair processes which lead to apparent recovery. If the radiation dose is overwhelming, immediate or only slightly delayed death of the cell ensues when the cell attempts to divide.

How does radiation damage to cells lead to injury of man himself? What is the relation between radiation dose and radiation injury? What are the effects produced by radiation on living matter? How can we prevent or cure the injuries produced by radiation? These are questions which we must examine if we are (1) to understand the significance of the actions of radiation on the human body; (2) to evaluate more accurately the misuses of radiation in peacetime; and (3) to make it possible for the public to appreciate the urgent need for regulations and laws to control radiation hazards. (more…)

by Jessica Rach

Parents have shared the strangest things their children have said to them, in an array of stories about their child’s chilling precognition and other worldliness awareness.

The thread was kicked off by a nursery teacher on Mumsnet – a blog for Moms, who described how a toddler in her class predicted both her pregnancy, and that of her colleague.

The woman revealed the young girl had placed her hand on her co-worker’s stomach saying ‘babies’, weeks before the woman discovered she was pregnant with twins. (more…)