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Embracing your inner light

If you consider yourself a lightworker, understand that your real work is to accept and embrace your inner light. You are meant to shine, not to be snuffed out. If you feel that life in this physical universe is dragging you down, itís because you arenít yet in vibrational harmony with your light. The more you fear it, the more youíll attract distracting problems that have little or nothing to do with your purpose. But whenever youíre ready, you can say to the universe, 'OK. Iím ready. Iím going to pursue my purpose with all my heart and soul, and youíd better back me up.'

Once you make a committed decision, youíll attract all the help and resources you need. Youíll be shocked at just how easy it is.

You came here to do some serious good for this planet, so get busy and go do it. Youíre not fooling anyone by standing still. Youíre responsible to do what you came here to do whether you do it or not. And if youíre going to be responsible, you might as well accept and embrace the power to do something about it. Staying small serves no one, least of all you. This planet needs you NOW, not tomorrowÖ not someday.

Donít let us down, and especially donít let yourself down.

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The first peace, which is the most important, is that which comes within the souls of men
when they realize their oneness with the universe and all its powers,
and when they realize that at the center of the universe dwells
the Great Spirit,
and that this center is really everywhere; it is within each of us.

Black Elk, 1863-1950

Holy Man of the Oglala Sioux

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It has been a cruel year for 5-year-old Tylerann Zadroga.
Tylerann's dad, James Zadroga died last year at the age of 34.
A decorated NYPD detective, the 9/11 rescue worker's death was the first to be directly linked to exposure to the toxic air at ground zero.
Zadroga's wife died of a heart ailment in 2005, leaving the job of raising Tylerann to her grandparents.

Resentment and desperation lingers among the ailing workers and the families of 9/11's delayed health casualties. They say not enough is being done to treat, support and honor the terrorist attack's forgotten victims.

"If Bush can send $15 billion to Africa over five years for AIDS treatment, I'm sure he could find $1 billion a year to help these people," Joseph Zadroga said.

THINK!

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The families of four American security contractors who were burned, beaten, dragged through the streets of Fallujah and their decapitated bodies hung from a bridge over the Euphrates River on March 31, 2004, are reaching out to the American public to help protect themselves against the very company their loved ones were serving when killed, Blackwater Security Consulting.

After Blackwater lost a series of appeals all the away to the U.S. Supreme Court, Blackwater has now changed its tactics and is suing the dead men's estates for $10 million to silence the families and keep them out of court.

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At the National ID Expo in Kansas City , Arkansas Animal Producer's Association President Michael Steenbergen asked, "What safety studies have been conducted on the chips that are inserted into animals?" His question was met with total silence.

Did these manufacturers not know, or were they unwilling to admit that research has confirmed that implanted microchips cause cancer?

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IPhone dials up YouTube: Apple device will stream videos.

Add YouTube to the new Apple iPhoneís list of promised goodies. California-based Apple said yesterday iPhone buyers will be able to stream videos from Googleís YouTube wirelessly.

;-)

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The fissure, spotted in an area a few miles southeast of Kilauea's summit, is near two others discovered since hundreds of small earthquakes were recorded in the area Sunday, suggesting magma, or underground lava, was shifting beneath the surface.

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U.S. nuclear envoy visits N.Korea

The surprise trip by nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill followed the resolution this week of a banking dispute that had held up progress toward disarmament for more than a year, and the announcement that U.N. nuclear monitors would visit the communist nation next week.

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"In March we patrolled the area and everything was normal ... we went again in May and to our surprise we found the lake had completely disappeared," said Juan Jose Romero, regional director of Chile's National Forestry Corporation CONAF.

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