“So we fix our eyes
not on what is seen,
but on what is unseen,
since what is seen is temporary,
but what is unseen is
Eternal.”
– 2 Corinthians 4:18
He Lights up the dark.
God
speaks
when He says,
nothing
at all.
Without
saying a thing,
He
Lights up the
dark,
Inflames the Heart
with but a
spark.
Often speaking so
loud
we cannot hear
Him,
for our Blessings
are in a crowd,
and with so many there,
they are
deafeningly loud.
He says nothing at all.
The air we
breathe,
the Heart
that beats within,
the time
we have to spend,
and all the Love
that greets
each passing moment,
we
cannot abrogate
or rescind.
“I’ve lost Loved ones in my Life
who never knew
how much I Loved them.
Now,
I live with the regret
that my true feelings for them
never were revealed.”
– Garth Brooks & Kent Blazy
Tomorrow
never comes.
It is already
here,
there,
and everywhere.
The future
is but today,
left undone.
“The dividing line between
past, present, and future
is an Illusion“.
– Albert Einstein
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My Dear Friends,
it’s warmer
in the Heart
next door.
If you want
to keep your Life,
give it away.
The Cathedral
of the Heart
we cannot comprehend.
But,
you can look for it
in your
Sacred Belief.
“I hope you never
lose your sense of Wonder.
You get your fill to eat,
but always keep that hunger.
May you never take one single breath
for granted.
God forbid Love ever leave you
empty-handed.
I hope you still feel small
when you stand beside the Ocean.
Whenever one door closes,
I hope one more opens.
Promise me that you’ll
give Faith
a fighting chance.
And when you get the choice
to sit it out or dance,
I hope you dance.”
– Tia M. Sillers, Mark D. Sanders
When
you live in fear,
fate furrows
a fatal brow.
“Fear is a hollow darkness
in the future,
that reaches back through time
to rob our Joy now
by belittling the Sovereign Goodness
of God.”
– Jonathan Parnell (13 Reasons Not to be Afraid)
pastor of Cities Church Minneapolis–St. Paul
.
Fear not.
God Loves
YOU.
Goodnight.
“I believe there are Angels among us
Sent down to us from somewhere Up Above.
They come to you and me
in our darkest hours
to show us how to live,
to teach us how to give,
To guide us
with the Light of Love.
When Life held troubled times
and had me down on my knees,
there’s always been someone there
to come along and comfort me.
A kind word from a stranger, to lend a helping hand,
A phone call from a friend,
just to say
I understand.
And ain’t it kind of funny
at the dark end of the road,
that someone lights the way
with just a single
Ray
of Hope.”
– Don Goodman, Becky Hobbs
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The Light of Love.
Human Heart Is Very Fragile
– by Aftab Alam
What
Humanity?
It’s the Angelic clad.
Slowly we are removing it,
to be glad.
In the green forest I’ve seen the white,
Darkening days
and nights so bright.
What Peace?
‘Tis for Love and Charity,
Resides within, away from the vanity
That kills poverty and builds Humanity.
Come; adore Peace
to cure its infirmity?
Peace is neither sulky nor bulky,
but agile.
Human Heart that we have
is very
fragile.
Very fragile.
Magnesium: The cure to all disease?
Some consumers take products for which there is no medical indication at all – it’s intended as “primary prevention” of a medical condition they believe they can avoid through supplement use. Afraid of macular degeneration? Take lutein. Or worried about Alzheimer’s? Grab some ginkgo biloba. No matter your anxiety, there’s a supplement marketed for you.
One supplement with enduring popularity is magnesium. It cures cancer. And depression. Throw away your inhalers, because it cures asthma too. Read enough online, and you’ll conclude that magnesium is quite possibly the prevention and the cure to all disease.
Does magnesium have medicinal effects when consumed?
In medical and pharmacy practice, it has several demonstrated uses – the most well known are probably as an antacid or laxative. Good old milk of magnesia (MOM) works because magnesium is partially absorbed – enough stays in the bowel, drawing water into the colon and softening and dislodging anything below. Injectable magnesium, sold as a prescription drug, allows large doses to be given quickly, and is used for the treatment of preeclampsia (pregnancy-induced hypertension) and eclampsia (the resulting seizures) – it’s well tolerated and better than other drugs. Magnesium also seems to be effective for treating some forms of arrhythmia, as well as asthma exacerbations. Some types of migrane and cluster headaches also seem to respond to magnesium supplements.
Magnesium really is everywhere in the body – it’s the 4th most abundant mineral. It’s involved in hundreds of different biochemical reactions and enzyme systems, supporting processes like protein synthesis, cell growth, and energy production. It has roles in nerve function, muscle control, and blood pressure. Even blood sugar regulation depends on magnesium.
Boosting magnesium intake through dietary changes.
Helpfully, foods rich in magnesium are already recommended in diets associated with positive health outcomes: Green vegetables, beans, whole grains, nuts and seeds are all good sources of magnesium.
Electromagnetic Radiation Safety
by Joel M. Moskowitz, Ph.D.
Hardell and Carlberg (2015) reported that brain tumor rates have been increasing in Sweden based upon the Swedish National Inpatient Registry data. Hardell and Carlberg (2017) reported that brain tumors of unknown type increased from 2007-2015, especially in the age group 20-39 years of age. According to the authors, “This may be explained by higher risk for brain tumor in subjects with first use of a wireless phone before the age of 20 years taking a reasonable latency period.”
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