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This recipe is an extract from the beautiful book by Ann Wigmore “Recipes for Longer Life”.

Her recipes in the book are for rejuvenation and freedom from degenerative diseases. the incidence of cancer heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure, and diabetes. all of these can be greatly reduced by providing our bodies with the vital nourishment as described in the book.

1C chopped fresh peaches

1C chopped apples (leave skins on)

1C chopped fresh pears

1/2C dried apricots, soaked

2 bananas

1/4 cinnamon or ginger

Soak apricots at least 4 hours. Save soak water to thin soup with, if needed. blend ingredients, reserving 6-8  banana slices for decoration of bowls. Raisins are another tasty decoration.

Benefits Of Labrador Tea

Skin:

If you want to nourish your skin from the inside out. Drink Labrador tea. It helps with skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis and you can also apply it directly on the affected area. This effect is thanks to the plant has astringent and antioxidant properties.

Labrador tea also helps reduce visible signs of aging. It has also been used for hundreds for years by First Nations to treat chapped sink, ulcers, burns, itches, dandruff. This tea reduces redness and inflammation and is rich in ursolic acid which promotes skin elasticity and collagen production.

Immune defense:

Labrador tea is also good for your overall health since it stimulates the immune system and ensure that the body has enough white blood cells to protect the body.

How to make Labrador Tea:

Recipe

Ingredients

15-20 leaves of Labrador plant.

4 cups of purified water.

 

Step 1: Add the Labrador tea leaves to a pot with water.

Step 2: Bring the water to a boil (wait until the water changes to a light green/yellowish).

Step 3: Strain the water out. Don’t discard the tea leaves.

Step 4: Refill the pot with water and bring it back to a boil.

Step 5: The color of the water should become yellow.

Step 6: Strain into a teapot or cup.

Step 7. Enjoy!

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There are a LOT of hypnosis myths out there!

So we thought we’d send you a quick email and answer a few of the most common myths we find in our inbox. We think you’ll find it interesting!

Here goes…

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“Hypnotists have special powers!” 

Afraid not — although all those old Hollywood movies would have us believe otherwise.

Hypnotists don’t have any special powers. They simply have the knowledge and experience to help induce a deep state of relaxation, and deliver the right kind of message to your inner mind.

Effectively, all hypnosis is *self-hypnosis*. You’re the one doing the work and changing your thought patterns. The hypnotist (or the hypnosis recording) simply facilitates the process.

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“Hypnosis only works on weak-minded people!” 

Wrong way round! It’s actually those who can focus and have a more creative mind that get the best results with hypnosis.

That’s because all hypnosis is self-hypnosis. You’re not being influenced by someone else. You’re actually guiding yourself. And those people with greater focus and imagination get much more powerful results with that process.

In an article for Psychology Today, Dr Deirdre Barrett, Ph.D wrote an article titled ‘The Power of Hypnosis’, in which she noted that “modern research shows that hypnotizability is correlated with intelligence, concentration and focus.”

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“During hypnosis, you can be made to do things against your will!” 

Totally untrue. Your personal values and beliefs always remain intact during hypnosis.

With hypnosis, you simply allow yourself to enter into a state of heightened suggestion. At that point, you can ‘reprogram’ your thinking patterns. You’re the active participant in this. If a hypnotist tries to tell you to do something that goes against your values, you’ll naturally reject it and jump out of your trance-like state.

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“You can get stuck in a hypnotic trance and never wake up!” 

This one is getting so old now, it’s almost funny. You can absolutely never get stuck in any form of ‘hypnotic trance’!

There has never ever been a single recorded case of this. The state you reach during hypnosis is similar to that of day-dreaming. You’re just super-relaxed. You can ‘wake up’ again whenever you want to. Usually that will be at the end of the session, when guided to do so by the hypnotherapist.

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“Hypnosis goes against my religion! This is the occult!”

Hypnosis doesn’t go against any religion at all, and it isn’t what some consider the “occult.” Hypnosis is simply a safe and natural method of relaxing your mind, and feeding yourself with positive affirmations and ideas.

Hypnosis is a branch of psychology, and has absolutely zero connection to any religion whatsoever.

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“Hypnosis isn’t really effective at changing anything!” 

Another myth. There have been countless studies that have proved the efficacy of hypnosis in a wide variety of settings.

Hypnosis was approved for medical use in 1958 by the American Medical Association, and almost all modern hospitals now utilize hypnosis to some degree. It has a reported 90.6% success rate in stopping smoking. (The University of Washington School of Medicine.) It was found to be over 30 times more effective than regular weight loss routines. (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology.) It was found to bring ‘immediate’ and ‘significant relief’ to 75% of women who used it to assist with their IBS symptoms, with 80% still reporting improvement up to six years later. (American Psychological Association.)

It has also been proven to dramatically reduce migraines, speed up recovery from surgery, reduce the intensity of pain, help overcome drug addiction, relieve chemotherapy symptoms, and lower blood pressure. It’s been found to be as effective as Ritalin in treating ADD in children. And those are just a few of the actual medical applications!

Hypnosis has also been used by thousands worldwide to improve confidence and self-esteem, release addictions, let go of fears and phobias, lose weight, stop smoking, improve brainpower, and much more.

A research study by American Health Magazine found hypnosis to be more effective than other forms of self-change, such as behaviour therapy and psychoanalysis. It reports that hypnosis had a 93% success rate after just 6 sessions — compared to behaviour therapy with 73% after 22 sessions, and psychoanalysis with 38% after 600 sessions.

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Hypnosis is a fascinating subject that has long been surrounded with too much Hollywood myth. 

We hope this post has helped to clear up a few misconceptions!

We look forward to seeing you again soon at the Hypnosis Live superstore:

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I’ve recently come to understand how Bitcoin is a far more important breakthrough than I ever realized — a breakthrough with tremendous implications for your own future in a world where bank-created debt is collapsing by the day.

A quick backgrounder: I’ve always been 100% in support of peer-to-peer crypto currencies, but in early 2013 as the Bitcoin bubble exploded, it became obvious to me that Bitcoin was following an irrational, parabolic price spike headed for a crash. It was becoming a little too popular, and too many “tourists” were jumping in, pushing the price into irrational territory.

On April 9th, 2013, as a guest on the nationally syndicated Infowars radio program, I publicly predicted a massive Bitcoin crash, saying, “Eventually it’s going to crash hard. I bet my reputation on that, Alex. I am 100% sure we are going to see a massive Bitcoin crash at some point with an ultra-accelerated velocity. It will be the fastest crash of any currency in the history of human civilization. It will be a high-velocity crash. People are buying Bitcoins who don’t know what Bitcoins are and who have no use for them. These are speculators.”

Within 24 hours, Bitcoin crashed hard, losing around 50% of its value. Many people actually blamed me for the Bitcoin crash, but others thanked me for preventing them from losing their money by buying into a price frenzy.

After being blamed for the Bitcoin crash, I decided to keep my mouth shut on the topic as the next price frenzy unfolded in November, 2013. During that month, Bitcoin surged from under $200 to over $1100, seemingly headed for the stratosphere. You didn’t have to be a rocket scientist to realize this, too, was an irrational bubble (caused in large part by the sudden popularity of Bitcoin across Asia) headed for a certain crash.

Sure enough, the crash came hard and heavy, and by Dec. 17th, the price had crashed back down to $569. Since then, Bitcoin has suffered a slow, steady erosion of value, now settling into the $250 – $300 range, seemingly with less volatility.

The rise and fall of Bitcoin prices, however, does not take away from the astonishing technology driving it. Bitcoin prices are more a representation of irrational human psychology than anything else. Underneath the irrationality of human fads and fetishes, there’s a complex yet brilliant mathematical layer driving Bitcoin. That layer is what makes Bitcoin so far ahead of its time… and much more as you’ll see here.

Bitcoin as “computational holography”

The underlying technology behind Bitcoin is called the “blockchain.” It’s really a ledger of Bitcoin exchanges (and new coin creations) that exists as a distributed collection of mathematical proofs reinforcing the underlying computational infrastructure and integrity of the Bitcoin system.

An easier way to think of this is to consider Bitcoin to be an expression of what I’m going to call computational holography. Or you might called it a “currency hologram.” A hologram, of course, appears to be a real, physical object even though it’s really just optical information projected with a laser. Bitcoin operates much like a mathematically-animated currency hologram that comes into existence because of all the distributed processing being performed on the blockchain.

Similarly, if you cut a hologram in half, you get two WHOLE representations of the holographic data, not merely two halves. In holography, the entire whole of the system exists in each part, and this is also found in Bitcoin, where even if half the blockchain ledgers are destroyed, the entire system continues to exist as a whole in the other half of the ledgers. The redundant, peer-to-peer, crypto-computational nature of Bitcoin is sometimes described by people as a “distributed” system, but I can confidently argue that the term “holographic” is far more accurate. Bitcoin, in my opinion, is an expression of computational holography.

To understand why, you need to dig into the mathematics of Bitcoin. That’s a highly complex subject, so I’m not going to cover it here. (Click here for a brief look at the “difficulty” calculation in Bitcoin mining.) But the good news is that you don’t have to understand all the equations to grasp the bigger point: Bitcoin’s blockchain infrastructure could make much of Wall Street totally obsolete.

How Bitcoin technology could render much of Wall Street obsolete

As research analyst Johann Palychata wrote in Quintessence, “While many describe the Bitcoin as a currency, it is in fact primarily a disruptive open source technology for the financial world. Bitcoin is therefore sometimes called the ‘internet of money’. Its core is the first successful attempt for a secure and decentralized register. It should be considered as an invention like the steam or combustion engine.”

The Bitcoin blockchain, in other words, renders many modern financial functions obsolete. As Palychata writes, “…[Bitcoin] creates a total disruption. In its purest form, a distributed blockchain system allows all market participants direct access to the DSD (Decentralised Securities Depositary), to the exchange and to the post trade infrastructure (clearing & settlement).”

In other words, Bitcoin’s blockchain infrastructure could not only make stock brokers and investment bankers obsolete; it could also make central trading clearinghouses obsolete.

The function of the Wall Street middle man, in other words, can now be replaced by holographic (distributed) computational power donated to the system by self-initiating volunteers (i.e. Bitcoin miners).

Greeks who hold Bitcoin are also carrying big smiles right now

On top of the enormous implications mentioned above, Bitcoin is suddenly being recognized as amazingly useful in a world where central bank-run financial systems are crumbling by the day.

As Greeks are losing their life savings due to bank holidays and banker bail-ins, people who hold Bitcoin have near-100% protection from bankster confiscation. Their Bitcoin holdings are 100% portable and non-discoverable by any normal means of searching someone’s home. An online Bitcoin wallet can be access simply by remembering something that you know (i.e. a complex password), allowing instant access to cash anywhere in the world.

And thanks to Uber-like social networks such as LocalBitcoins.com, a person who holds Bitcoins can trade them for cash, gift cards or other currencies almost anywhere in the world, without going through any banks or governments.

No wonder Bitcoins drive the central bankers absolutely crazy. This is a disruptive technology that thumbs its nose at the post-9/11 banking police state infrastructure put in place by America’s banking Gestapo. If purchased and spent intelligently, Bitcoins are essentially untraceable. (Even though the blockchain is public, the origins of new ownership of Bitcoins is easy for intelligent people to conceal.)

That means a person in Greece, or China, or the USA who converts something like 5% of their savings into Bitcoins now has a 5% buffer against currency catastrophe. Even if all the other financial systems collapse, Bitcoin still exists as long as there is computational power and network connectivity. Of course, in a total grid-down Mad Max collapse of the world, Bitcoins are worthless. That’s why you should also own gold, silver, farm land and firearms. A smart prepper owns them all. A sheeple owns none.

Bitcoins cannot be (readily) shut down by any government authority

Bitcoins have a very important and strategic role to play in any person’s financial preparedness plans. And it’s the blockchain hologram (distributed computational infrastructure) that makes the crypto-currency truly independent. There isn’t a single centralized clearing house. No one government can shut it down. No single institution keeps all the records. By definition, Bitcoin evades all attempts at shutting it down, controlling it or destroying it.

Although I’m a pretty smart guy overall, the full extent of all this didn’t really sink in for me until recently, when I was reading the technical documents of the blockchain computations. (Don’t ask me why. Yes, I’m a total nerd.)

When I saw the absolute brilliance of the self-adjusting computational complexity for Bitcoin mining, I was just blown away at the foresight of the people who set this up in the first place. Now I’ve come to fully realize that Bitcoin really is as important an invention as the steam engine. It’s such a crucial and powerfully disruptive technology that I expect it to play a key asset protection role in the coming global debt collapse and the possible overturning of criminally-run central banking systems across our planet.

The sudden truth is that central banks are obsolete. They do not create wealth; they destroy it. Only a people-centric, decentralized “holographic” currency like Bitcoin can truly support global economic liberty and abundance, and I believe there’s a good chance that Bitcoin (or some similar crypto-currency) may be embraced as the next wave of global finance after our current system of global debt experiences a catastrophic collapse. “Centralized” money will always be subject to corruption and criminality. “Decentralized” money (like Bitcoin) will always be more structurally immune to such attempts.

What to consider before buying Bitcoins

Does this mean you should run out and buy Bitcoins? Only you and your investment advisor can answer that question, and chances are that your investment advisor has no idea what a blockchain is, or how peer-to-peer crypto currencies even work. So he’s not really qualified to answer that question for you.

Bitcoins are best owned by people who are really, really good at remembering their passwords. If technology intimidates you, I wouldn’t recommend buying them. But if you’re okay with the idea of a distributed, computationally-intense transaction clearinghouse that’s ruled by no one (yet built by everyone), then Bitcoin might make a lot of sense. It’s not without risk, but then again we now live in a world where banks suddenly believe YOUR deposit is THEIR bailout money! Right now, the most unsafe money in the world is money in a globalist bank.

That’s why I recommend Abundanceflow readers get up to speed on Bitcoin and consider making the currency part of your own “last ditch backup plan” in case the entire world of central banker debt goes to pot. This is even more important to consider when you realize that as the dollar crashes downward, Bitcoin is very likely to experience an inverse spike upwards. In other words, Bitcoin serves as a counter-balancing currency investment that’s like to move in the opposite direction of a dollar currency collapse, thereby sharply reducing your aggregate currency risk. Farmers do the same thing by purchasing grain options, thereby “locking in” a reduced but more predictable profit from each year’s harvest. (In fact, when used in this way, options, short sales, puts and calls can actually reduce your risk exposure rather than increasing it. Sadly, most people don’t understand this and inadvertently use these financial instruments to multiply their risk exposure rather than limiting it.)

The bottom line with Bitcoin? In the context of the financial chaos headed our way, I think you’d be wise to investigate Bitcoin and see if it might be wise to own some. The price has fallen way down from its crazed high of late 2013, and it’s not in an insane bubble right now. Nobody is buying Bitcoin in a mad frenzy, which is a great sign for those of us who wish to own it at reasonable prices.

Do your own research, however. Bitcoin may crash again one day. It might be ruled illegal by the Obama administration. You might have all your Bitcoins stolen by another online wallet cashing in and fleeing to the Cayman Islands. You may legally be obligated to pay taxes on Bitcoin “profits,” depending on the tax jurisdiction in which you live. Bitcoins come with risk, so be sure you understand those risks before deciding to buy in.

If you do wish to buy Bitcoins, arguably the best-known online wallet is Coinbase (www.Coinbase.com). Also, here’s a list of other wallets you might want to review. Be sure to read this page describing what you need to know before owning Bitcoins (i.e. privacy, security, transactions, etc.)

As a great example of the potential risks with Bitcoin, consider the recent event of what’s now being called the “July 4th weekend fork” in which large numbers of Bitcoin miners were generating invalid blocks, causing losses of around $50,000 to certain Bitcoin owners. You can read about this strange event at this link or this explanation.

Even this $50K loss, however, pales in comparison to the losses the world’s Central Bank-run systems are experiencing on a daily basis right now. Risk exists in all systems of monetary storage. The smart person learns how to minimize that risk while possessing the wisdom to realize it can never be entirely eliminated.

Source: NaturalNews

An old Cherokee is teaching his grandson about life. “A fight is going on inside me,” he said to the boy.

“It is a terrible fight and it is between two wolves. One is evil – he is anger, envy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, false pride, superiority, and ego.” He continued, “The other is good – he is joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion, and faith. The same fight is going on inside you – and inside every other person, too.”

The grandson thought about it for a minute and then asked his grandfather, “Which wolf will win?”

The old Cherokee simply replied, “The one you feed.”

Inspired from JT deBolt and Kaelin

Timing is important. Incorporating too soon may result in paying unnecessary fees/taxes and filing reports which can take up time and money. Incorporating too late may open the door to unlimited liability. Fortunately, certain factors may help in determining when to incorporate.

Multiple Founders

As harmonious as any beginning may be, founders may inevitably reach a disagreement regarding the operation of a business, or worse yet, disagree about the initial investment promises made at the time of a business’ founding. To best avoid any disagreement or the potential dissolution of a business due to a disagreement between founders, incorporation may be a wise decision. With incorporation, founders are limited to the number of shares purchased and so any investment into a corporation is determined through the number of shares owned by the founder. Also, founders can transfer their shares without risking the dissolution of the business.Also, if property, particularly intellectual property, is involved in a business with multiple founders, it may be important to incorporate the business to ensure the rights of that property to the business and not to an individual founder.

Contract Agreements with 3rd Parties and Employees

Before making any agreement with a third-party, a business may want to consider to whom the business wants liability to the third-party. Prior to incorporation, liability flows to the owner(s) / partners for any agreement between the business and a third-party. This liability continues even if the business is subsequently incorporated. It does not matter when a disagreement occurred, but rather when the agreement was first made between the business and the third-party. For example, if an unincorporated business agrees to purchase some materials from a third-party, the owner(s) / partners of the unincorporated business are liable for that purchase agreement. Even if the business is incorporated at a later time, the owner(s) / partners remain liable to that purchase agreement. The same holds true for any employee hired prior to incorporation. For any employee hired prior to incorporation, liability falls upon the owner(s) / partners, but for any employee hired after incorporation, liability falls upon the business. Before hiring anyone for a newly founded business, the owner(s) / partners should consider who should be liable to that employee, the owner(s) / partners or the business? Third-parties also include customers. Although a business may have some good products / services it wants to sell, if sold prior to incorporation, liability flows directly to the owner(s) / partners. There are other considerations for determining when to incorporate, but the general rule for most businesses is once an idea is more than an idea, then a business should start thinking about incorporating.

Researchers at the Institute for Centrifugal Research had a question in mind. What if the same thing that made you crazy also made you happy and smart. Scientists believe that spinning people around at a sufficiently high G-force will solve “even the trickiest challenges confronting mankind.”

Crazy Video About Centrifuge and the Brain

There are some people out there that just have the taste for adrenaline:

Watch this video below about these guys who jump from cliffs like the Grand Canyon: Insane Video: Canyon Cliff Jump

Or

What about a surfing vacation… in Iceland?!

Video: Surfing in Iceland

… What all these suppose to mean?!

I think that it is pretty sad that our society has become so strict and rigid. That the political correct way of doing something is what is permeating our decisions and blinding our judgement. And that we should take risks from time to time.

“It is only by risking our persons from one hour to another that we live at all.”

James Williams, Philosopher.

Sources:

Youtube.

Openculture.com

Not only is Bitcoin back… It’s back with a serious vengeance.

And not because it’s rocketed up in price lately, either.

In fact, it’s quite the opposite — it’s actually gone DOWN in
the last 2 months.

So why is this the BEST news you could ever hope for?

Discover why in this short video…

Because a completely unknown technique exists that

actually allows you to make more when the price DROPS…

Than when it goes up.

Pretty crazy right? Well it’s 100% fact.

This short video explains exactly how and why this works…

P.S. In reality, this technique works when Bitcoin goes

up AND down.

It will never matter which way it moves again, you’ll be
able to pull huge profit regardless.

Find out how right now… This is absolutely groundbreaking.