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When does human existence begin? And, where do we come from? Insights into these and other significant questions are revealed in the recently released book, "Songs of the Morning Stars", by Arizona researcher and author, Sarah Hinze. This powerful and insightful volume comes as the result of nearly two decades of extensive research, including in-depth interviews with hundreds of parents who have had personal encounters with their children before birth or even before conception. According to Hinze, “These unborn children can warn, protect and enlighten us from another plane of existence. Most often they appear to announce it is their time to be born.” [Read more here]

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Physicist Amit Goswami explains how quantum physics can explain what classic physics can't -- the paranormal. Two main problems with explaining the paranormal with current science are: (1) In some paranormal phenomena, telepathy, for example, there is a transfer of information from one person to another at a distance but without any obvious physical means. How does information get from one point of space to another without the exchange of something physical, a signal for example? ... [Read more here]

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Dean Radin is Senior Scientist and Laboratory Director at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. In science, the acceptance of new ideas follows a predictable, four-stage sequence. In Stage 1, skeptics confidently proclaim that the idea is impossible because it violates the Laws of Science. This stage can last from years to centuries, depending on how much the idea challenges conventional wisdom. In Stage 2, skeptics reluctantly concede that the idea is possible, but it is not very interesting and the claimed effects are extremely weak. Stage 3 begins when the mainstream realizes that the idea is not only important, but its effects are much stronger and more pervasive than previously imagined. Stage 4 is achieved when the same critics who used to disavow any interest in the idea begin to proclaim that they thought of it first. Eventually, no one remembers that the idea was once considered a dangerous heresy ... [Read more here]

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Quantum physics has long sought after a “Theory of Everything” (TOE), or a single mathematical equation that could account for all the laws in the universe. In "Science and the Akashic Field", Ervin Laszlo proposes that a genuine TOE is achievable. Western scientists are beginning to discover what has been documented by Eastern sages and mystics for thousands of years; that within nature exists an interconnecting field that interweaves every atom, cell, organism, and mind, throughout time – “The Akashic Record.” This field acts as “the memory of the universe” and “continuously interacts with matter at every level from subatomic to cosmic to influence the way every living thing grows, adapts, and evolves.”  [Read more here]

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In ancient Greece, the Afterlife in very early times was seen as a very gloomy place where everyone went. But by the time of Plato, the idea of judgment according to deeds had developed. In Plato's Republic, the story is told about Er, the world's oldest recorded near-death experiencer, who revives on his funeral pyre and tells of a judgment at death by three judges. The good ascend to Paradise, and the evil descend to Hell. But after a period of time, Plato also mentions the possibility of reincarnation. Pythagoras also was an advocate of reincarnation. In the mysteries that were popular in the later Greek and Roman periods, we are given a chance for an “up-grade” in the Afterlife via the magical rites of the mysteries of Orpheus, Dionysus, Demeter and Persephone, Mithra, Isis and Osiris, etc ... [Read more here]

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The Supreme Court Tuesday blocked the Bush administration's attempt to punish doctors who help terminally ill patients die, protecting Oregon's one-of-a-kind assisted-suicide law ... The administration improperly tried to use a federal drug law to pursue Oregon doctors who prescribe lethal doses of prescription medicines, the court said in a rebuke to former Attorney General John Ashcroft. The 6-3 ruling could encourage other states to consider copying Oregon's law, used to end the lives of more than 200 seriously ill people in that state. The decision, one of the biggest expected from the court this year, also could set the stage for Congress to attempt to outlaw assisted suicide ... [Read more here]

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An extraordinary event is happening right now in Southeast Asia that has the potential to affect humanity in ways thought banished years ago. Scientists are closely monitoring what looks like the birth of a super strain of one of humankind's oldest and most persistent enemies, the influenza virus. This new strain has the potential to kill hundreds of millions given the right conditions. According to the World Health Organization and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the required conditions are now in place. We stand on the verge of a once a century influenza pandemic, an event quite different from our routine seasonal flu. Pandemic flu spreads like wildfire through the human race leaving death, chaos, and civil disorder in its wake. [Read more here]

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A buffalo teen has saved the life of the same woman who saved his life years earlier. Seven years ago, Lancaster's Kevin Stephan was a bat boy for his little brother's little-league baseball team. A player who was warming up accidentally hit him in the chest with a bat. Kevin's heart stopped beating ... "All I remember is that I dropped the bat off, and all of a sudden just got hit in the chest with something, and I turned around and passed out," Kevin said. Fortunately, a nurse whose son played on that team was able to revive Kevin and save his life. [Read more here]

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