Daily Archives: September 24, 2017

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Hubble’s Cool Galaxy with a Hot Corona | NASA

Galaxy NGC 6753, imaged here by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, is a whirl of color …

Source: Hubble’s Cool Galaxy with a Hot Corona | NASA

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Best Charities for Your Donations – Consumer Reports

Source: Best Charities for Your Donations – Consumer Reports

Check With a Watchdog

Before making a donation, it’s a good idea to look up the charity you are considering at the websites of the charity watchdogs. The three big ones are CharityWatch, Charity Navigator, and BBB Wise Giving Alliance. Collectively, these groups evaluate thousands of nonprofit organizations based on how they collect and spend their money, how transparent they are to the public, and how well they’re governed.

 

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What You See First In This Picture Reveals A Lot | | Shift Frequency

If you did not see any shapes in the picture you should take a rest. Your mind is over-exhausted. Go on a vacation and take some time for yourself.

Continued: What You See First In This Picture Reveals A Lot | | Shift Frequency

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Positive Changes On Many, Many Levels – Life After the Eclipse (Part 2) | Shift Frequency

Now is the time to face everything and everyone with total honesty. This is imperative if you really want to see changes in you and in the world.

Continued: Positive Changes On Many, Many Levels | Shift Frequency

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Words of Wisdom – Sept. 24, 2017 – Ram Dass

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You and I are in a situation of very dramatic change, and the interesting question is how you respond to change, whether it’s in your own body, or it’s in the social structures you’re in. What happens when the family breaks down? What happens when the government isn’t functional? What happens? What happens when your IRA isn’t as good as it was? Feel the chills run through you.

It’s interesting to look at whether change is your friend or you enemy, and whether you can find a place in yourself from which you can see phenomena changing without being trapped in the fear that is generated by being identified with that which changes. That’s what the issue is.