consciouslifenews--2020-06-27--Schools MUST go “Back to Normal” in the Fall—A Scientist’s Perspective

**CHD Note : This is a letter from Renata Dziak , a Canadian forensic scientist trained in immunology and microbiology ( and the mother of two children ) , explaining in detail , on the basis of ( real ) science , why schools should reopen as usual , without smaller classes , “ social distancing ” or face masks .
She wrote this letter to her representative in Parliament ; and a group called Fearless Ontario has posted it on Facebook , as a template to be used by other parents who don ’ t want their children ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the CDC is recommending here [ in the United States ] .
I am a scientist and mother of two children who attend Runnymede Junior and Senior PS in Toronto .
I am writing to you in response to the Ontario Ministry of Education ’ s request for input on how schools should reopen in September .
The science does not support the need for reducing class sizes , social distancing in classrooms or at recess , or the wearing of masks or other PPE .
It is deeply concerning that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ as public health authorities appear not to have adjusted their COVID-19 strategies to take account of the large and growing body of scientific data that shows that COVID-19 is not the deadly threat that was originally thought .
There are thousands of scientists from around the world , including Nobel-Prize winners , doctors , virologists , immunologists , epidemiologists and molecular biologists who have spoken out against the lockdown and any forms of social distancing , with some even stating that these measures should never have been put in place for COVID-19 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ schooling will work when the children return , I respectfully ask you to consider the following points – information based in real science .
Covid-19 is No More Infectious or Deadly Than a Seasonal Flu The lethality of COVID-19 has been massively overstated , especially when compared to the seasonal influenzas we face every year .
[ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] Recent data from the CDC suggests that COVID-19 ’ s lethality is about 15 times lower than originally assumed and stands at 0.26 % in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hit countries .
For those aged under 50 , the rate is even lower , at 0.05 % .
[ 6 ] The median or average age of the deceased in most countries ( including Italy ) is over 80 years and only about 1 % of the deceased had no serious preconditions .
[ 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ] In Canada “ the combined influenza and pneumonia , which is a common complication of influenza , kills more than 8,000 people a year.
” [ 10 ] At the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been 7,717 COVID-19 deaths in Canada [ 11 ] – and this is despite the COVID-19 death toll being erroneously elevated by systematic over-reporting .
[ 12 ] [ 13 ] [ 14 ] Additionally , there is no scientific evidence that strict ‘ social distancing ’ measures are the reason why COVID-19 fatalities are lower than the regular flu .
[ 15 ] Countries without contact bans , such as Japan , South Korea or Sweden ( which kept restaurants , bars and grade schools open ) , have not experienced a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ countries .
[ 16 ] [ 17 ] The WHO even declared Sweden ’ s response a model for the rest of the world .
[ 18 ] Science is emerging to show that COVID-19 is less infectious than previously thought .
Epidemiologist Dr. Gerald Evans , the medical director of infection control at Kingston Health Sciences Centre , recently stated , “ To get infected with this virus , you have to be in close contact with another person ( and ) that contact has to be for a significant amount of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or 15 minutes , it ’ s hours .
It needs to be in a closed environment , a house , and in the environment , there has to be a significant amount of contamination .
I ’ m describing exactly what you would see in a household.
” [ 19 ] Children Not Seriously Affected by Covid-19 When determining what the future of school looks like , please consider that children are the least affected by COVID-19 in both number and severity .
Since January 15 , 2020 Public Health Ontario has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aged under 19 – that ’ s zero deaths in a population of 3.14 million children and teenagers .
[ 20 ] The vast majority of people who do get COVID-19 experience no or very mild illness [ 21 ] and Ontario ’ s Deputy Premier and Minister of Health , Christine Elliott , said that data indicates the majority of COVID-19 infections in children are mild and do not require hospitalization .
[ 22 ] Many media reports of young and healthy people dying from COVID-19 have turned out to be false @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not die from COVID-19 [ 23 ] , or they had already been seriously ill [ 24 ] ( e.g .
from undiagnosed leukemia ) .
[ 25 ] ￼ There ’ s no scientific evidence to support recent news reports of a mysterious Kawasaki-like illness in children that “ could ” be linked to COVID-19 .
Of 20 pediatric cases in the UK , half tested negative for COVID-19 .
[ 26 ] Of 147 children with Kawasaki-like symptoms in New York City , only 69 ( 47 % ) tested positive @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ 27 ] Kawasaki disease is a vasculitis that can be caused by any infection and last year , Canadian researchers identified Kawasaki disease as a condition of interest for pediatric vaccine safety surveillance .
In fact , over 27 separate studies have identified a potential link between immunization and Kawasaki disease .
[ 28 ] Studies show that children do not appear to spread the virus .
A survey of Australian COVID-19 cases at schools shows almost no transmission to other children , [ 29 ] a result echoed by a study @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , a Swiss study found that , “ Children are very rarely infected and do not pass on the virus ” , and that children under 10 pose no risk of coronavirus infection because they do not have the receptors targeted by it .
[ 31 ] [ 32 ] A study in The Lancet shows that closing schools in order to manage the spread of coronavirus outbreaks including COVID-19 was never medically warranted .
[ 33 ] In fact , emerging science shows that asymptomatic carriers of any age do not transmit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had close contact with an adult asymptomatic COVID-19 patient were tested , none of them were positive for the virus , despite the median contact time being between four and five days .
[ 34 ] The government of India has stated that COVID-19 cases with mild symptoms and no fever do not spread infection .
[ 35 ] Over 120 experts , including Nobel Prize winners , scientists and doctors have criticized the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic .
[ 36 ] The Ontario Civil Liberties Association has called the government ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
[ 37 ] Researchers have warned that the COVID-19 lockdown has created a mental health crisis , [ 38 ] and children are suffering too .
Save the Children surveyed over 6,000 children and parents in the US , Germany , Finland , Spain and the UK , and found that almost one in four children living under COVID-19 lockdowns , social restrictions and school closures are dealing with feelings of anxiety , with many at risk of lasting psychological distress , including depression .
[ 39 ] We should not inflict @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unnecessary and unscientific social restrictions and forced separation when school finally reopens .
There is no peer reviewed scientific literature that proves the ‘ six feet ’ rule stops the spread of viruses like COVID-19 .
In fact , the concept of forced human separation or ‘ social distancing ’ comes from a 14-year-old student ’ s high school science project , which was based on a simplistic computer simulation .
[ 40 ] [ 41 ] Many scientists , including the highly esteemed Prof. Dolores Cahill , Vice Chair European Union Innovative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ social distancing is unnecessary and should stop immediately .
Nobel Prize-winning professor Michael Levitt from Stanford School of Medicine has been statistically analyzing the COVID-19 outbreak and declared that strict lockdowns are a huge mistake and that developing herd immunity is a better strategy .
[ 42 ] Studies have shown that the COVID-19 virus is primarily transmitted between people through respiratory droplets , not through airborne transmission [ 43 ] or smear infections ( e.g .
on door handles ) .
[ 44 ] Additionally , the latest studies show that masks @ @ @ @ @ @ @ influenza-like illnesses.
” [ 45 ] In fact , wearing a mask may even be harmful , causing problems from “ headaches , to increased airway resistance , carbon dioxide accumulation , to hypoxia , all the way to serious life-threatening complications.
” [ 46 ] The CDC has recently updated its guidelines to note that touching contaminated objects or surfaces does not appear to be a significant mode of transmission .
[ 47 ] [ 48 ] This means that the over sanitization of school surfaces and objects with harsh chemical cleaners @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and potentially long-lasting health effects , especially for the young and those with pre-existing conditions .
According to the Environmental Working Group , “ Cleaning products can release a plethora of chemicals into the air including ones linked to asthma , developmental harm and cancer.
” For example , it rates Lysol IC brand disinfectant spray as posing “ potentially significant hazards to health or the environment , ” because it contains “ ingredients with potential for developmental/endocrine/reproductive effects ; damage to DNA.
” [ 49 ] Any cleaners that use ammonia and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ containing hydrochloric acid , phosphoric acid , sodium or potassium hydroxide , or ethanolamine can cause skin burns , blindness and lung irritation .
Air fresheners and scented products can trigger allergies and often contain suspected endocrine disruptors , such as phthalates .
The antimicrobial Triclosan has been linked to increased allergen sensitivity and disruption of thyroid function even at low levels .
[ 50 ] However , natural cleaners with active ingredients like thyme oil and citric acid have been approved for use as disinfectants against SARS-CoV-2 by both Health Canada [ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Agency [ 52 ] and pose significantly less health risks than chemical cleaners .
In a letter from Dr Eileen De Villa , City of Toronto Medical Officer of Health , dated February 28th , 2020 it was recommended that all school-age children and their families should get an annual flu vaccination in order to protect themselves from COVID-19 .
However , a number of peer reviewed studies indicate that flu vaccination actually raises the risk of coronavirus by 36 % [ 53 ] and of other non-influenza viral respiratory infections in both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ [ 55 ] [ 56 ] [ 57 ] Robert O ’ Leary , JD BARA , has had an abiding interest in alternative health products & modalities since the early 1970 ’ s & he has seen how they have made people go from lacking health to vibrant health .
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By Renata Dziak | Childrens Health Defense
**CHD Note: This is a letter from Renata Dziak, a Canadian forensic scientist trained in immunology and microbiology (and the mother of two children), explaining in detail, on the basis of (real) science, why schools should reopen as usual, without smaller classes, “social distancing” or face masks.
She wrote this letter to her representative in Parliament; and a group called Fearless Ontario has posted it on Facebook, as a template to be used by other parents who don’t want their children’s schooling to become the daily nightmare that the CDC is recommending here [in the United States].
Dear ____________ ,
I am a scientist and mother of two children who attend Runnymede Junior and Senior PS in Toronto. I am writing to you in response to the Ontario Ministry of Education’s request for input on how schools should reopen in September.
The science does not support the need for reducing class sizes, social distancing in classrooms or at recess, or the wearing of masks or other PPE. It is deeply concerning that the federal and provincial governments, as well as public health authorities appear not to have adjusted their COVID-19 strategies to take account of the large and growing body of scientific data that shows that COVID-19 is not the deadly threat that was originally thought.
There are thousands of scientists from around the world, including Nobel-Prize winners, doctors, virologists, immunologists, epidemiologists and molecular biologists who have spoken out against the lockdown and any forms of social distancing, with some even stating that these measures should never have been put in place for COVID-19.[1]
As you determine how schooling will work when the children return, I respectfully ask you to consider the following points – information based in real science.
Covid-19 is No More Infectious or Deadly Than a Seasonal Flu
The lethality of COVID-19 has been massively overstated, especially when compared to the seasonal influenzas we face every year.[2][3][4][5] Recent data from the CDC suggests that COVID-19’s lethality is about 15 times lower than originally assumed and stands at 0.26% in the US, one of the worst hit countries. For those aged under 50, the rate is even lower, at 0.05%.[6] The median or average age of the deceased in most countries (including Italy) is over 80 years and only about 1% of the deceased had no serious preconditions.[7][8][9]
In Canada “the combined influenza and pneumonia, which is a common complication of influenza, kills more than 8,000 people a year.”[10] At the time of writing, there have only been 7,717 COVID-19 deaths in Canada [11] – and this is despite the COVID-19 death toll being erroneously elevated by systematic over-reporting.[12][13][14]
Additionally, there is no scientific evidence that strict ‘social distancing’ measures are the reason why COVID-19 fatalities are lower than the regular flu.[15] Countries without contact bans, such as Japan, South Korea or Sweden (which kept restaurants, bars and grade schools open), have not experienced a more negative course of events than other countries.[16][17] The WHO even declared Sweden’s response a model for the rest of the world.[18]
Science is emerging to show that COVID-19 is less infectious than previously thought. Epidemiologist Dr. Gerald Evans, the medical director of infection control at Kingston Health Sciences Centre, recently stated, “To get infected with this virus, you have to be in close contact with another person (and) that contact has to be for a significant amount of time. It’s not 10 or 15 minutes, it’s hours. It needs to be in a closed environment, a house, and in the environment, there has to be a significant amount of contamination. I’m describing exactly what you would see in a household.”[19]
Children Not Seriously Affected by Covid-19
When determining what the future of school looks like, please consider that children are the least affected by COVID-19 in both number and severity. Since January 15, 2020 Public Health Ontario has not recorded any COVID-19 deaths in anyone aged under 19 – that’s zero deaths in a population of 3.14 million children and teenagers.[20]
The vast majority of people who do get COVID-19 experience no or very mild illness[21] and Ontario’s Deputy Premier and Minister of Health, Christine Elliott, said that data indicates the majority of COVID-19 infections in children are mild and do not require hospitalization.[22]
Many media reports of young and healthy people dying from COVID-19 have turned out to be false: many of these people either did not die from COVID-19[23], or they had already been seriously ill[24] (e.g. from undiagnosed leukemia).[25] ￼
There’s no scientific evidence to support recent news reports of a mysterious Kawasaki-like illness in children that “could” be linked to COVID-19. Of 20 pediatric cases in the UK, half tested negative for COVID-19.[26] Of 147 children with Kawasaki-like symptoms in New York City, only 69 (47%) tested positive for COVID-19 or the virus antibodies.[27] Kawasaki disease is a vasculitis that can be caused by any infection and last year, Canadian researchers identified Kawasaki disease as a condition of interest for pediatric vaccine safety surveillance. In fact, over 27 separate studies have identified a potential link between immunization and Kawasaki disease.[28]
Children Not Major Vectors of Covid-19 Transmission
Studies show that children do not appear to spread the virus. A survey of Australian COVID-19 cases at schools shows almost no transmission to other children,[29] a result echoed by a study in France.[30] Furthermore, a Swiss study found that, “Children are very rarely infected and do not pass on the virus”, and that children under 10 pose no risk of coronavirus infection because they do not have the receptors targeted by it.[31][32] A study in The Lancet shows that closing schools in order to manage the spread of coronavirus outbreaks including COVID-19 was never medically warranted.[33]
In fact, emerging science shows that asymptomatic carriers of any age do not transmit the disease. When 455 individuals who had close contact with an adult asymptomatic COVID-19 patient were tested, none of them were positive for the virus, despite the median contact time being between four and five days.[34] The government of India has stated that COVID-19 cases with mild symptoms and no fever do not spread infection.[35]
Covid-19 Responses Causing A Mental Health Crisis
Over 120 experts, including Nobel Prize winners, scientists and doctors have criticized the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.[36] The Ontario Civil Liberties Association has called the government’s approach unscientific, unnecessary and unconstitutional.[37] Researchers have warned that the COVID-19 lockdown has created a mental health crisis,[38] and children are suffering too.
Save the Children surveyed over 6,000 children and parents in the US, Germany, Finland, Spain and the UK, and found that almost one in four children living under COVID-19 lockdowns, social restrictions and school closures are dealing with feelings of anxiety, with many at risk of lasting psychological distress, including depression.[39]
We should not inflict further psychological damage on our children with unnecessary and unscientific social restrictions and forced separation when school finally reopens.
Social Distancing and Mask Wearing Ineffective
There is no peer reviewed scientific literature that proves the ‘six feet’ rule stops the spread of viruses like COVID-19. In fact, the concept of forced human separation or ‘social distancing’ comes from a 14-year-old student’s high school science project, which was based on a simplistic computer simulation.[40][41]
Many scientists, including the highly esteemed Prof. Dolores Cahill, Vice Chair European Union Innovative Medicines Initiative Scientific Committee, argue that social distancing is unnecessary and should stop immediately.
Nobel Prize-winning professor Michael Levitt from Stanford School of Medicine has been statistically analyzing the COVID-19 outbreak and declared that strict lockdowns are a huge mistake and that developing herd immunity is a better strategy.[42]
Studies have shown that the COVID-19 virus is primarily transmitted between people through respiratory droplets, not through airborne transmission[43] or smear infections (e.g. on door handles).[44]
Additionally, the latest studies show that masks “do not work to prevent respiratory influenza-like illnesses.”[45] In fact, wearing a mask may even be harmful, causing problems from “headaches, to increased airway resistance, carbon dioxide accumulation, to hypoxia, all the way to serious life-threatening complications.”[46]
Excessive and Harmful Sanitization Methods
The CDC has recently updated its guidelines to note that touching contaminated objects or surfaces does not appear to be a significant mode of transmission.[47][48] This means that the over sanitization of school surfaces and objects with harsh chemical cleaners is not necessary and actually poses serious and potentially long-lasting health effects, especially for the young and those with pre-existing conditions.
According to the Environmental Working Group, “Cleaning products can release a plethora of chemicals into the air including ones linked to asthma, developmental harm and cancer.” For example, it rates Lysol IC brand disinfectant spray as posing “potentially significant hazards to health or the environment,” because it contains “ingredients with potential for developmental/endocrine/reproductive effects; damage to DNA.”[49]
Any cleaners that use ammonia and chlorine bleach are highly toxic. Those containing hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid, sodium or potassium hydroxide, or ethanolamine can cause skin burns, blindness and lung irritation. Air fresheners and scented products can trigger allergies and often contain suspected endocrine disruptors, such as phthalates. The antimicrobial Triclosan has been linked to increased allergen sensitivity and disruption of thyroid function even at low levels.[50]
However, natural cleaners with active ingredients like thyme oil and citric acid have been approved for use as disinfectants against SARS-CoV-2 by both Health Canada[51] and the US Environmental Protection Agency[52] and pose significantly less health risks than chemical cleaners.
The Recommendation of Flu Vaccines
In a letter from Dr Eileen De Villa, City of Toronto Medical Officer of Health, dated February 28th, 2020 it was recommended that all school-age children and their families should get an annual flu vaccination in order to protect themselves from COVID-19. However, a number of peer reviewed studies indicate that flu vaccination actually raises the risk of coronavirus by 36%[53] and of other non-influenza viral respiratory infections in both adults and children.[54][55][56][57]
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consciouslifenews--2020-06-27--6 Reasons Why Cycling Is the Best Sport

6 Reasons Why Cycling Is the Best Sport

Whether you like bicycles or not , it is impossible to deny that they are having a moment right now .
Though there is no official designation ( like “ The Great Bicycle Renaissance of the 21st century ” ) as of yet , we can confidently say that there is a cycling surge taking place all over the world , with thousands of people recently picking up this sport and hobby .
If you have spent extended time on the bike , you probably already understand the appeal .
For those who don ’ t , we have created @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the greatest sport .
1 .
It helps us get in great shape Cycle training and causal cycling engage a multitude of muscles from the toes to the shoulders , providing a near full-body workout .
As such , it is also a great way to lose weight without straining the heart too much .
Perhaps this is the reason why gyms have bicycle machines emulating the activity .
Still , it is much more enjoyable to exercise on a real bike instead of a sweaty machine surrounded by people .
Cycling is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it takes us where we want to go .
Sure , you have sports like windsurfing , paragliding , and skiing that also move people from one point to another , but they rarely provide the option to get to work , a party , or virtually any place on land .
As long as you have a functional bicycle and a good repair kit , you can easily travel around the world with it , or at least within the confines of your country or region .
Every person traveling to their @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on the road , and hundreds of pounds of emissions that do not go into the atmosphere .
With climate change wreaking havoc on the world , biking has become a noble endeavor that is looked upon as a major choice in favor of environmental cleansing and sustainability .
4 .
It brings us closer to nature When was the last time you got to enjoy the natural landscapes around your home and city ?
Most people zip by forests , parks , meadows , and rivers in seconds in their cars and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of nature .
Since bicycles are slower than automobiles , they provide the cyclist with more time to enjoy the scenery , as well as allowing them to breathe the fresh and unfiltered air .
In many regions and towns , cyclists are a very close-knit community .
We can observe dozens of cyclists gathering to cruise through cities at night , neighbors commuting together on bikes , and even couples forming due to chance bike encounters .
If you buy a bike and start exploring the neighborhood with it , the chances @ @ @ @ @ @ @ individuals and maybe make good friends .
6 .
It lets us express our style Bikes come in dozens of types and varieties , providing endless opportunities for customization .
Thus , you can apply your own visual style to your bicycle or tweak its performance with certain parts .
This is something rarely available with other sports .

Whether you like bicycles or not, it is impossible to deny that they are having a moment right now. Though there is no official designation (like “The Great Bicycle Renaissance of the 21st century”) as of yet, we can confidently say that there is a cycling surge taking place all over the world, with thousands of people recently picking up this sport and hobby. If you have spent extended time on the bike, you probably already understand the appeal. For those who don’t, we have created a list of reasons why cycling is the greatest sport.
1. It helps us get in great shape
Cycle training and causal cycling engage a multitude of muscles from the toes to the shoulders, providing a near full-body workout. As such, it is also a great way to lose weight without straining the heart too much. Perhaps this is the reason why gyms have bicycle machines emulating the activity. Still, it is much more enjoyable to exercise on a real bike instead of a sweaty machine surrounded by people.
2. It takes us places
Cycling is a sport unique in the aspect that it takes us where we want to go. Sure, you have sports like windsurfing, paragliding, and skiing that also move people from one point to another, but they rarely provide the option to get to work, a party, or virtually any place on land. As long as you have a functional bicycle and a good repair kit, you can easily travel around the world with it, or at least within the confines of your country or region.
3. It helps the environment
Every person traveling to their destination by bicycle is one less car on the road, and hundreds of pounds of emissions that do not go into the atmosphere. With climate change wreaking havoc on the world, biking has become a noble endeavor that is looked upon as a major choice in favor of environmental cleansing and sustainability.
4. It brings us closer to nature
When was the last time you got to enjoy the natural landscapes around your home and city? Most people zip by forests, parks, meadows, and rivers in seconds in their cars and buses, failing to capture the beauty of nature. Since bicycles are slower than automobiles, they provide the cyclist with more time to enjoy the scenery, as well as allowing them to breathe the fresh and unfiltered air.
5. It helps us make friends
In many regions and towns, cyclists are a very close-knit community. We can observe dozens of cyclists gathering to cruise through cities at night, neighbors commuting together on bikes, and even couples forming due to chance bike encounters. If you buy a bike and start exploring the neighborhood with it, the chances are that you will meet other like-minded individuals and maybe make good friends.
6. It lets us express our style
Consider a power meter to be a significant upgrade to your bike. It helps improve your performance so you can be a better, stronger cyclist. Whether it’s crank- or pedal-based, choose the power meter that works best with your bicycle. After all, cycling is not just a sport but a way of life. It’s good for you and the environment, too.
Bikes come in dozens of types and varieties, providing endless opportunities for customization. Thus, you can apply your own visual style to your bicycle or tweak its performance with certain parts. This is something rarely available with other sports.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-27--Why Isn’t My Macbook Working: 7 Possible Reasons (and Solutions)

Dealing with a malfunctioning Macbook is n't just frustrating .
It can be intimidating if you do n't know what 's wrong or what you 're supposed to do about it .
We 've put together this guide to help you learn the most common Macbook problems and how to fix them .
There are two types of “ wo n't turn on ” when it comes to a Mac .
For example , your Mac might not boot up , or it might not power on at all .
These might sound the same , but there 's a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the power button like normal .
Do you hear any sounds , such as a startup sound or the fans ?
If not , your computer is n't powering on .
In this case , try plugging it in ( if it is n't already ) .
If that still does n't work , try a different cord ( there may be something wrong with your current one ) .
You should also unplug any other devices form your Mac that may be getting in the way of the startup process .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ try holding the power button down for at least 10 seconds .
This will start a power cycle , which might get it running again .
You may have to take your computer into the shop if none of these solutions fix the problem .
Now let 's dig into the second startup issue : your Mac refusing to boot up after you turn it on .
In this case , you might not see any changes on the screen when you press the power button , but you 'll hear sounds coming @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 's at least running .
First , make sure all your cables are plugged in correctly .
You can also try unplugging them and plugging them back in again .
If that does n't work , turn the computer off again and restart it while holding down the Shift key .
This will turn on Safe Mode , which can allow you to check for other causes once you get into your Mac .
Keep in mind , starting your Mac in Safe Mode will take much longer than normal .
So Be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Crashing or Freezing Do your apps keep crashing or freezing ?
Try looking up your apps in the App Store and looking for any updates .
If you update your apps , it might stop them from crashing again in the future .
You can also try uninstalling them and reinstalling them , which can sometimes solve the problem .
If an app has frozen on you , try closing it .
If you ca n't do this , go into Dock and find the force quit option .
You should also make @ @ @ @ @ @ @ your Mac .
Do your best to keep only apps running at a time .
If you leave too many apps turned on , your Mac might start working too hard , overheat , and cause the apps to crash or freeze .
Do your other devices ( such as a mouse or keyboard ) refuse to connect with your Mac even when you plug them in ?
First , make sure the device you 're using is compatible with your Mac .
Next , try changing the cable you 're using ( @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
If that still does n't solve anything , try plugging in different devices to find out if the device is the problem or if the USB port itself is broken .
If there 's something wrong inside your computer , you may need to take it to the shop .
If your battery stops charging , you should first rule out any issue with your cord .
Try switching cords and plugging it into different outlets to make sure the problem is really with your Mac and not the electricity .
Is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may be able to fix that as well .
But try resetting the Mac 's System Management Controller if the cord is n't the problem .
You can do this by turning off your Mac and pressing the Control , Shift , Option , and Power keys at the same time and holding for a few seconds .
Now trying turning on your Mac again and see if the problem is fixed .
If not , you might need to replace the battery .
A Mac that ca n't hold a charge for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need a new battery .
However , you can also head over to the battery icon in the menu bar and take a look at what apps are using up most of your battery power .
If you want your computer to last longer without a cord , you can shut these apps .
But this is n't a long-term option .
If you Mac ca n't hold a charge for very long , take it to a professional .
7 .
The Whole Thing Is Frozen We 've already shown you how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what if the entire Mac freezes and you ca n't do anything ?
Start by holding down the Command , CTL , and Eject keys at the same time .
This will force your computer to reboot .
You can also hold the power button down to restart it as well .
After this , try turning the Mac on again .
While it should n't be frozen anymore , you may want to try running fewer apps at the same time or giving it breaks if it overheats .
You may also @ @ @ @ @ @ @ force a restart like this .
Why Is n't My Macbook Working ?
What to Do When Worse Comes to Worst So , why is n't my Macbook working ?
If you 've followed the tips on this guide and still ca n't get your Mac working again , you should take it to a professional .
They 'll be able to figure out what 's wrong with your Mac and fix the problem .
Want some other helpful Mac tips ?
Make sure you take a look at the rest of our @ @

Why isn't my Macbook working?
Dealing with a malfunctioning Macbook isn't just frustrating. It can be intimidating if you don't know what's wrong or what you're supposed to do about it.
We've put together this guide to help you learn the most common Macbook problems and how to fix them.
So let's get started!
1. It Won't Turn On
There are two types of “won't turn on” when it comes to a Mac. For example, your Mac might not boot up, or it might not power on at all. These might sound the same, but there's a difference.
First, start by pushing the power button like normal.
Do you hear any sounds, such as a startup sound or the fans? If not, your computer isn't powering on.
In this case, try plugging it in (if it isn't already). If that still doesn't work, try a different cord (there may be something wrong with your current one). You should also unplug any other devices form your Mac that may be getting in the way of the startup process.
If that doesn't fix the problem, try holding the power button down for at least 10 seconds. This will start a power cycle, which might get it running again.
You may have to take your computer into the shop if none of these solutions fix the problem.
2. The Screen Doesn't Work
Now let's dig into the second startup issue: your Mac refusing to boot up after you turn it on. In this case, you might not see any changes on the screen when you press the power button, but you'll hear sounds coming from the computer, which means it's at least running.
First, make sure all your cables are plugged in correctly. You can also try unplugging them and plugging them back in again.
If that doesn't work, turn the computer off again and restart it while holding down the Shift key. This will turn on Safe Mode, which can allow you to check for other causes once you get into your Mac.
Keep in mind, starting your Mac in Safe Mode will take much longer than normal. So Be patient.
3. The Apps Keep Crashing or Freezing
Do your apps keep crashing or freezing?
Try looking up your apps in the App Store and looking for any updates. If you update your apps, it might stop them from crashing again in the future. You can also try uninstalling them and reinstalling them, which can sometimes solve the problem.
If an app has frozen on you, try closing it. If you can't do this, go into Dock and find the force quit option. You should also make sure the app is still compatible with your Mac.
Do your best to keep only apps running at a time. If you leave too many apps turned on, your Mac might start working too hard, overheat, and cause the apps to crash or freeze.
4. Your Devices Can't Connect
Do your other devices (such as a mouse or keyboard) refuse to connect with your Mac even when you plug them in?
First, make sure the device you're using is compatible with your Mac. Next, try changing the cable you're using (the other one might be broken). If that still doesn't solve anything, try plugging in different devices to find out if the device is the problem or if the USB port itself is broken.
If there's something wrong inside your computer, you may need to take it to the shop.
5. The Battery Is Dying
If your battery stops charging, you should first rule out any issue with your cord. Try switching cords and plugging it into different outlets to make sure the problem is really with your Mac and not the electricity.
Is your Mac charger not working? You may be able to fix that as well.
But try resetting the Mac's System Management Controller if the cord isn't the problem. You can do this by turning off your Mac and pressing the Control, Shift, Option, and Power keys at the same time and holding for a few seconds.
Now trying turning on your Mac again and see if the problem is fixed. If not, you might need to replace the battery.
6. It Can't Hold a Charge
A Mac that can't hold a charge for a long period of time might also need a new battery.
However, you can also head over to the battery icon in the menu bar and take a look at what apps are using up most of your battery power. If you want your computer to last longer without a cord, you can shut these apps.
But this isn't a long-term option. If you Mac can't hold a charge for very long, take it to a professional.
7. The Whole Thing Is Frozen
We've already shown you how to close a frozen app, but what if the entire Mac freezes and you can't do anything?
Start by holding down the Command, CTL, and Eject keys at the same time. This will force your computer to reboot. You can also hold the power button down to restart it as well.
After this, try turning the Mac on again.
While it shouldn't be frozen anymore, you may want to try running fewer apps at the same time or giving it breaks if it overheats. You may also lose some data if you have to force a restart like this.
Why Isn't My Macbook Working? What to Do When Worse Comes to Worst
So, why isn't my Macbook working?
If you've followed the tips on this guide and still can't get your Mac working again, you should take it to a professional. They'll be able to figure out what's wrong with your Mac and fix the problem.
Want some other helpful Mac tips?
Make sure you take a look at the rest of our blog!


consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--The Messiah is Here – Parts 4 and 5

The Messiah is Here – Parts 4 and 5

Editor 's comment : Karma Singh 's ongoing Messiah series continues with these three videos , which are meant to empower you in general and in particular during these difficult times .
Conditioned , as we are , to believe that we must pay for everything that we need to live , our focus lies outside of ourselves , upon that which we “ need ” to do to justify our existence .
The belief is , of course , not true but it does get in the way of recognizing and accepting much of what does belong to us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of these is known as the Golden Flower , The Flower of the Sun , Apollo 's Shield and a variety of other names across the planet .
It is very gentle and very powerful : If you try to take it , it will go away .
If you let it be , it will enter you and enhance your whole being experience .
Much of human activity is coloured and contorted by fear .
But what is fear ?
Karma Singh defines it as the only thing that a human being @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ; it is nothing other than a hole in your own energy fields .
Nothing can enter this hole other than you , yourself .
The moment you enter , the hole ceases to exist .
There is , however , a much practiced habit of looking away from fear ; of trying to justify it .
This is something that we have been most deliberately taught over many centuries in order to keep us subjugated .
A hero is one who has overcome this conditioning and uncovered his/her power hidden behind it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ part 5A , which contains a transmission which can reportedly help to address the “ fear ” mentioned in Part 5 : Robert O ’ Leary , JD BARA , has had an abiding interest in alternative health products & modalities since the early 1970 ’ s & he has seen how they have made people go from lacking health to vibrant health .
He became an attorney , singer-songwriter , martial artist & father along the way and brings that experience to his practice as a BioAcoustic Soundhealth Practitioner , under the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Biology , Sharry Edwards , whose Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has now been serving clients for 30 years with a non-invasive & safe integrative modality that supports the body ’ s ability to self-heal using the power of the human voice .
Robert brings this modality to serve clients in Greater Springfield , Massachusetts and New England ( USA ) & “ virtually ” the world .
He can also be reached at romayasoundhealthandbeauty @ gmail .
Tags : empowerment , fear , featured , Karma Singh , Messiah , The Messiah is @

By Karma Singh | Harmony Energy Consultants
Editor's comment: Karma Singh's ongoing Messiah series continues with these three videos, which are meant to empower you in general and in particular during these difficult times.
Here is Part 4:
Conditioned, as we are, to believe that we must pay for everything that we need to live, our focus lies outside of ourselves, upon that which we “need” to do to justify our existence. The belief is, of course, not true but it does get in the way of recognizing and accepting much of what does belong to us as our right of birth. One of these is known as the Golden Flower, The Flower of the Sun, Apollo's Shield and a variety of other names across the planet. It is very gentle and very powerful: If you try to take it, it will go away. If you let it be, it will enter you and enhance your whole being experience.
Here is Part 5:
Much of human activity is coloured and contorted by fear. But what is fear? Karma Singh defines it as the only thing that a human being can experience which has no existence whatsoever; it is nothing other than a hole in your own energy fields. Nothing can enter this hole other than you, yourself. The moment you enter, the hole ceases to exist.
There is, however, a much practiced habit of looking away from fear; of trying to justify it. This is something that we have been most deliberately taught over many centuries in order to keep us subjugated. A hero is one who has overcome this conditioning and uncovered his/her power hidden behind it.
Here is Part 5A:
And, finally, here is part 5A, which contains a transmission which can reportedly help to address the “fear” mentioned in Part 5:


consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--Forgiveness: The Universal Understanding We All Need to Take Up

While I ’ ve always been the type of person that can go from sugar to shit-storm if I feel my safety is threatened , I ’ ve never been able to hold a grudge for very long or ever really able to get into the whole revenge thing if someone does me wrong .
This tends to hold water whether that wrong is simply being told a disappointing lie or even if it ’ s a huge , out of nowhere “ screw you ” .
For my entire life , instead of scheming ways to make people pay @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , I instead was more interested in the reasons why they had caused the harm in the first place .
The yearning to understand this has always overpowered the need to get even and any advice to get back at them never appealed to me , nor did harboring any long-term bad will or feelings towards the person .
So , what is it that allows me or anyone else like me to turn my inner spark into a raging fire only when it ’ s a matter of physical survival ?
And @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in this same bucket ; forcing life to shake us to the core before we even consider making real change in our lives whether it be via our perceptions , beliefs , thoughts , words , actions , or all of the above .
I ’ ve come to realize that it ’ s because we have simply forgotten who we are ; all of us .
And perhaps that ’ s the whole point of being here .
In my heart of hearts , I honestly feel we are all here to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ good ” or “ bad ” of a person the world might consider us to be .
And I ’ ve always had this strange ability it seems to be able to see the full spectrum of both polarities in people .
So , whenever someone I care about does that hurt me or to betray me , while I , of course , feel the pain , I am also just as able to not let it take away from the good , loving , positive parts of the friendship or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this way… You see , as humans , we all know we make mistakes .
Some of us even take a few more times than others to learn our lessons , but the point is we ALL mess up at times , we all over-react , we all lay slave to our emotions , we all let untrue thoughts haunt us and take away our self-worth , and we all judge and judge one another .
But what I figured out is the less I judge and the more I show forgiveness the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It sounds ironic and completely ass-backward and sometimes I can ’ t even make sense of it myself , because this path I ’ ve chosen for myself has been quite a painful one .
Living in the world this way allows me to love deeper than most , but also get hurt just as deep .
It comes with a price… Looking in at my life , especially if you are close to me , you might ask why such a nice person allows others to treat her so poorly , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dreams doesn ’ t put more energy into herself over those she cares about , and again I ’ ve asked myself these things for years .
No , I have literally tormented myself with these exact two questions for almost my entire life , and it wasn ’ t until recently that I finally asked , “ WHY ?
and WHO is this for ?
?
?
” You see if I ’ ve learned anything in my 41 years on Earth is that my purpose is to see the light in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ them to it , so they are able to see the path they need to walk to turn it on and shine brightly in the world…and for so many years , I had people asking why I couldn ’ t do it for myself and I felt horrible for it , like I was never good enough or where I needed to be .
But as I surrender to life , and flow with what comes through my heart , I ’ m learning more about what I truly love and what my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I had just never allowed myself to be open to it because I always looked at from such a limited perspective .
But if you can learn to zoom out , to remember that everything has a purpose and that if someone you cared about did genuinely just make a mistake and cares enough as well to ask for it ; then forgiveness is definitely warranted .
Forgiveness ; whether or not you are forgiving something big or small or give second or third chances , or even forgiving someone you still never @ @ @ @ @ @ @ always for YOU .
It is about maintaining YOUR inner peace .
Because that is the space you always want to give and receive from for it to be authentic ; that is where love blooms , grows , and comes crying home to at times just to held and told everything is OK .
There is always a higher purpose to things and that nothing really exists but LOVE .
Everything , no matter how painful it can get , is here for our growth , our experience , our sharing , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s all for us to find our way home , to help one another , and especially to be there for those who refuse to even open their eyes to look around .
And this I am convinced , is my life path , my purpose albeit a freaking painful one .
From the outside I know it looks like I am fated to be a forever doormat or that I believe I deserve no better , but what I ’ ve come to realize is that on some level , this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do .
I ’ m here to help the blind see , the abused heal , the angry cry , and the lost remember .
And perhaps the greatest thing to remember here is that forgiveness is for GIVING and something we should all TAKE up !
😉 Tamara Rant is a Co-Editor/Writer for CLN as well as a Licensed Reiki Master , heart-centered Graphic Designer and a progressive voice in social media activism & awareness .
She is an avid lover of all things Quantum Physics and Spirituality .
Connect with Tamara @ @ @ @ @ @ @ new original articles to CLN every Saturday .
This article was originally created and published by Conscious Life News and is published here under a Creative Commons license with attribution to Tamara Rant and ConsciousLifeNews.com .
It may be re-posted freely with proper attribution , author bio , and this Copyright/Creative Commons statement .
Tags : `` featured , featured , forgiveness , hold a grudge , learn from mistakes , letting go , over-react , self worth , Tamara Rant

While I’ve always been the type of person that can go from sugar to shit-storm if I feel my safety is threatened, I’ve never been able to hold a grudge for very long or ever really able to get into the whole revenge thing if someone does me wrong. This tends to hold water whether that wrong is simply being told a disappointing lie or even if it’s a huge, out of nowhere “screw you”.
For my entire life, instead of scheming ways to make people pay for the harm they’ve caused, I instead was more interested in the reasons why they had caused the harm in the first place. The yearning to understand this has always overpowered the need to get even and any advice to get back at them never appealed to me, nor did harboring any long-term bad will or feelings towards the person.
So, what is it that allows me or anyone else like me to turn my inner spark into a raging fire only when it’s a matter of physical survival? And why do most of us put ourselves in this same bucket; forcing life to shake us to the core before we even consider making real change in our lives whether it be via our perceptions, beliefs, thoughts, words, actions, or all of the above.
I’ve come to realize that it’s because we have simply forgotten who we are; all of us. And perhaps that’s the whole point of being here. In my heart of hearts, I honestly feel we are all here to help one another, no matter how “good” or “bad” of a person the world might consider us to be. And I’ve always had this strange ability it seems to be able to see the full spectrum of both polarities in people. So, whenever someone I care about does that hurt me or to betray me, while I, of course, feel the pain, I am also just as able to not let it take away from the good, loving, positive parts of the friendship or relationship, especially if it was mostly this way…
You see, as humans, we all know we make mistakes. Some of us even take a few more times than others to learn our lessons, but the point is we ALL mess up at times, we all over-react, we all lay slave to our emotions, we all let untrue thoughts haunt us and take away our self-worth, and we all judge and judge one another.
But what I figured out is the less I judge and the more I show forgiveness the more I am able to love myself. It sounds ironic and completely ass-backward and sometimes I can’t even make sense of it myself, because this path I’ve chosen for myself has been quite a painful one. Living in the world this way allows me to love deeper than most, but also get hurt just as deep. It comes with a price…
Looking in at my life, especially if you are close to me, you might ask why such a nice person allows others to treat her so poorly, or why such a gal with huge dreams doesn’t put more energy into herself over those she cares about, and again I’ve asked myself these things for years. No, I have literally tormented myself with these exact two questions for almost my entire life, and it wasn’t until recently that I finally asked, “WHY? and WHO is this for???”
You see if I’ve learned anything in my 41 years on Earth is that my purpose is to see the light in others they are blind to and lead them to it, so they are able to see the path they need to walk to turn it on and shine brightly in the world…and for so many years, I had people asking why I couldn’t do it for myself and I felt horrible for it, like I was never good enough or where I needed to be.
But as I surrender to life, and flow with what comes through my heart, I’m learning more about what I truly love and what my gifts are giving back to me. I had just never allowed myself to be open to it because I always looked at from such a limited perspective. But if you can learn to zoom out, to remember that everything has a purpose and that if someone you cared about did genuinely just make a mistake and cares enough as well to ask for it; then forgiveness is definitely warranted.
Forgiveness; whether or not you are forgiving something big or small or give second or third chances, or even forgiving someone you still never want to see again, it is always for YOU. It is about maintaining YOUR inner peace. Because that is the space you always want to give and receive from for it to be authentic; that is where love blooms, grows, and comes crying home to at times just to held and told everything is OK.
There is always a higher purpose to things and that nothing really exists but LOVE. Everything, no matter how painful it can get, is here for our growth, our experience, our sharing, or remembering who we are. It’s all for us to find our way home, to help one another, and especially to be there for those who refuse to even open their eyes to look around. And this I am convinced, is my life path, my purpose albeit a freaking painful one. From the outside I know it looks like I am fated to be a forever doormat or that I believe I deserve no better, but what I’ve come to realize is that on some level, this is what I’m here to do. I’m here to help the blind see, the abused heal, the angry cry, and the lost remember.
And perhaps the greatest thing to remember here is that forgiveness is for GIVING and something we should all TAKE up! 😉
Tamara Rant is a Co-Editor/Writer for CLN as well as a Licensed Reiki Master, heart-centered Graphic Designer and a progressive voice in social media activism & awareness. She is an avid lover of all things Quantum Physics and Spirituality. Connect with Tamara by visiting Prana Paws/Healing Hearts Reiki or go to RantDesignMedia.com
Tamara posts new original articles to CLN every Saturday.
Follow Tamara on Facebook, Twitter and Google+
This article was originally created and published by Conscious Life News and is published here under a Creative Commons license with attribution to Tamara Rant and ConsciousLifeNews.com. It may be re-posted freely with proper attribution, author bio, and this Copyright/Creative Commons statement.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--Transforming My Old Shed Into A Spiritual Psychic Reading Haven

We live in an adorable old cottage house .
It 's a white weatherboard , full of character , and more often than not , lots of dust !
Like many of these older style homes , it 's not overly big .
Our family consists of my husband , a fast-growing nine-year-old boy & seven-year-old girl , two cats , an enormous black Labrador dog , and me .
Hi , my name is Janelle Bridge , and I am a psychic medium in Melbourne , Australia .
As a practicing psychic , I was in desperate need of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ room of my own , where I could proudly take clients for their psychic readings & spiritual mediation sessions .
Our house had no spare bedrooms , so inside was n't an option ; our backyard was quite small , so an extension was out of the question .
My budget was n't much , and I was running low on ideas .
I then began eyeing off cute little timber sheds on Pinterest and suddenly had the inspiration to convert our garden shed into a spiritual space of my own .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He was n't convinced .
He said he could make me a custom-built room elsewhere in the yard .
But I knew that he would take months to build me anything .
We were wasting this little shed , I wanted to use it , and I was up for the challenge .
So I decided I would go ahead and do it anyway , and so the transformation began !
!
!
Here is the step by step process I followed to turn our cluttered garden shed , into my new @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all on my own .
I began by pulling everything out of the shed , and it was full to the brim with disorganized chaos .
I gathered a bunch of large tubs and sorted out what we were keeping , what we were giving away , and what was going straight into the bin !
I then set about cleaning all the dust and evicting all the spiders .
At this point , I could stand back and see what I had to work with .
I decided to keep the workshop @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , rather than rip them all out and create something new .
I enjoy the challenge of working around things and finding creative ways to make what I have work for me .
I decided to paint the cabin style walls .
I opted for a dark green color , chosen by my son Sebastian , with black shelving .
I was happy with this because I wanted to create a darkish , relaxing vibe for my readings .
Because the pine walls were such a raw canvas , the paint would seep @ @ @ @ @ @ @ wall required multiple coats .
There were so many nooks and crannies , and I found myself contorted into some super uncomfortable positions as I attempted to reach every bare spot with my brush .
This was the step I was least confident in completing on my own .
I needed to do something with the floor to make space seem less like a shed and more like a room .
I 'd made a big mess by spilling paint all over the already dirty chipboard floor that desperately needed to be covered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vinyl planks from the local hardware store .
They seemed simple enough to use and bond to the floor with their own self-adhesive .
The hardest part was cutting the planks to size , but I got it all done in a couple of hours .
In the end , it was pretty straightforward and just like a giant Tetris puzzle with scissors .
I still had some ugly but necessary items that needed to be kept in the room , such as our lawnmower , power tools , tins of paint , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ curtain wire to hang an old piece of black satin across the shelves , to hide the not so inspirational items .
By this stage , my spiritual haven was looking almost complete , and I was feeling pretty good about myself , but the exposed tin roof was a bit of a giveaway to the fact that my new room was once a little garden shed .
I headed over to the local fabric store and bought some sheer curtains , which I hung along the roofline using more of the stretchable @ @ @ @ @ @ @ luxurious feel .
I then peppered the fabric with some battery operated fairy lights from Kmart , and the roof had gone from looking ugly to a glamorous feature .
I took the mandala carving off the wall in our bedroom and added it to the room .
I had a black chandelier that was gifted to us a few years ago and had just been sitting around unused in storage , so I hung that as a feature .
I tried to utilize items that I already had to make things more @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Certain items add sentimental value to my space which makes me feel loved and supported while I work .
I have an electric fireplace that my grandparents gave me which adds so much ambiance and of course , warmth to the room !
My best friend was recently married and used both artificial and real Pampas grass as a decoration for his wedding .
I saved a few of each and have these as sentimental décor in my space .
Another friend of mine had some beautiful candlesticks at her wedding and gave @ @ @ @ @ @ @ piece of décor is a hand-painted artwork of Goddess Kali , painted by a special person in my life .
It sits beside a Blue Calcite crystal , and an incense holder , each gifted by two other close friends .
See what I mean about the good vibes being brought in by those I love ?
I operated without power for a few weeks , and I simply used a long extension cord from the house .
I wanted to see where I needed the power points , the lighting , etc @ @ @ @ @ @ @ decision and organize a local electrician to run power from our circuit board to the shed properly .
Two double power points , plus one light were connected , and the cost was around $ 400 .
All up this transformation project from a lifeless old garden shed to my new psychic medium haven cost me around $ 1200 in total .
The value I have gotten out of this little room has been unbelievable .
Especially since not long after completion , we had a 12 week isolation period !
It has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and sanity , which I love .
Here is a rough breakdown of the cost : Plus miscellaneous inexpensive bits and pieces , like fairy lights , cushions , etc .
I feel a great sense of pride every time I walk into my room .
When my clients arrive for their psychic reading , I love watching their reactions as I swing open the doors to this spiritual oasis , oh and I especially love telling everyone about how I did it all by myself !

We live in an adorable old cottage house. It's a white weatherboard, full of character, and more often than not, lots of dust!
Like many of these older style homes, it's not overly big.
Our family consists of my husband, a fast-growing nine-year-old boy & seven-year-old girl, two cats, an enormous black Labrador dog, and me.
Hi, my name is Janelle Bridge, and I am a psychic medium in Melbourne, Australia.
As a practicing psychic, I was in desperate need of an improved work area, a magical room of my own, where I could proudly take clients for their psychic readings & spiritual mediation sessions.
Our house had no spare bedrooms, so inside wasn't an option; our backyard was quite small, so an extension was out of the question.
My budget wasn't much, and I was running low on ideas.
I then began eyeing off cute little timber sheds on Pinterest and suddenly had the inspiration to convert our garden shed into a spiritual space of my own.
I excitedly told my husband about my plans. He wasn't convinced. He said he could make me a custom-built room elsewhere in the yard.
But I knew that he would take months to build me anything. We were wasting this little shed, I wanted to use it, and I was up for the challenge.
So I decided I would go ahead and do it anyway, and so the transformation began!!!
Here is the step by step process I followed to turn our cluttered garden shed, into my new psychic reading room and spiritual haven, all on my own.
Step 1 – Cleaning Out The Crap
I began by pulling everything out of the shed, and it was full to the brim with disorganized chaos.
I gathered a bunch of large tubs and sorted out what we were keeping, what we were giving away, and what was going straight into the bin!
I then set about cleaning all the dust and evicting all the spiders.
Step 2 – Evaluating The Empty Space
At this point, I could stand back and see what I had to work with.
I decided to keep the workshop type shelving that had already been custom-built, rather than rip them all out and create something new. I enjoy the challenge of working around things and finding creative ways to make what I have work for me.
Step 3 – Paint
I decided to paint the cabin style walls. I opted for a dark green color, chosen by my son Sebastian, with black shelving. I was happy with this because I wanted to create a darkish, relaxing vibe for my readings.
Because the pine walls were such a raw canvas, the paint would seep into the rough wood, and each wall required multiple coats. There were so many nooks and crannies, and I found myself contorted into some super uncomfortable positions as I attempted to reach every bare spot with my brush.
Step 4 – Laying A New Floor
This was the step I was least confident in completing on my own.
I needed to do something with the floor to make space seem less like a shed and more like a room.
I'd made a big mess by spilling paint all over the already dirty chipboard floor that desperately needed to be covered.
I chose to go with wooden vinyl planks from the local hardware store.
They seemed simple enough to use and bond to the floor with their own self-adhesive.
The hardest part was cutting the planks to size, but I got it all done in a couple of hours.
In the end, it was pretty straightforward and just like a giant Tetris puzzle with scissors.
Step 5 – Camouflaging The Ugly Stuff.
I still had some ugly but necessary items that needed to be kept in the room, such as our lawnmower, power tools, tins of paint, etc. So I used some stretchable curtain wire to hang an old piece of black satin across the shelves, to hide the not so inspirational items.
Step 6 – Make It Homely.
By this stage, my spiritual haven was looking almost complete, and I was feeling pretty good about myself, but the exposed tin roof was a bit of a giveaway to the fact that my new room was once a little garden shed.
I headed over to the local fabric store and bought some sheer curtains, which I hung along the roofline using more of the stretchable wire to add a softer, more luxurious feel. I then peppered the fabric with some battery operated fairy lights from Kmart, and the roof had gone from looking ugly to a glamorous feature.
I took the mandala carving off the wall in our bedroom and added it to the room. I had a black chandelier that was gifted to us a few years ago and had just been sitting around unused in storage, so I hung that as a feature.
I tried to utilize items that I already had to make things more sustainable and also to save money. Certain items add sentimental value to my space which makes me feel loved and supported while I work.
For example:
I have an electric fireplace that my grandparents gave me which adds so much ambiance and of course, warmth to the room!
My best friend was recently married and used both artificial and real Pampas grass as a decoration for his wedding.
I saved a few of each and have these as sentimental décor in my space.
Another friend of mine had some beautiful candlesticks at her wedding and gave them to me afterward.
My favorite piece of décor is a hand-painted artwork of Goddess Kali, painted by a special person in my life. It sits beside a Blue Calcite crystal, and an incense holder, each gifted by two other close friends.
See what I mean about the good vibes being brought in by those I love?
Step 7 – Add Power
I operated without power for a few weeks, and I simply used a long extension cord from the house. I wanted to see where I needed the power points, the lighting, etc. Then I could make an informed decision and organize a local electrician to run power from our circuit board to the shed properly. Two double power points, plus one light were connected, and the cost was around $400.
All up this transformation project from a lifeless old garden shed to my new psychic medium haven cost me around $1200 in total.
The value I have gotten out of this little room has been unbelievable. Especially since not long after completion, we had a 12 week isolation period! It has given me some form of personal space and sanity, which I love.
Here is a rough breakdown of the cost:
$400 flooring
$160 paint
$400 electricals
$150 roof fabric and curtain wire.
Plus miscellaneous inexpensive bits and pieces, like fairy lights, cushions, etc.
I feel a great sense of pride every time I walk into my room. When my clients arrive for their psychic reading, I love watching their reactions as I swing open the doors to this spiritual oasis, oh and I especially love telling everyone about how I did it all by myself!
Written By – Janelle Bridge
Psychic Medium in Melbourne, Australia
https://www.janellebridge.com. au/


consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--30-Minute Guided Breathwork Meditation for Meeting your Higher Self – Soma Breath

This guided breathwork meditation with Niraj Naik helps you to meet your higher self .
This breathwork meditation supports a @ @ @ @ @ a relaxed and calm mentality .
To begin , grab some headphones and find a @ @ @ @ @ You can do this breathwork meditation daily .
In these uncertain times , it is @ @ @ @ @ your higher self to receive new inspiration and receive guidance .
This meditation stimulates gamma @ @ @ @ @ learning , hyper-focus , and heightened inspiration .
Co-produced with Hang Drum from the incredible @ @ @ @ @ this as a daily dose to uplift your energy and spark inspiration .
Tags : @ @ @ @ @ , Breathing Techniques , featured , guided breathwork meditation , guided meditation , higher self @ @ @ @ @ , Niraj Naik , Niraj Naik guided meditation , Soma Breath

Video Source: SOMA Breath
This guided breathwork meditation with Niraj Naik helps you to meet your higher self. This breathwork meditation supports a mind-body connection and gives you a relaxed and calm mentality. To begin, grab some headphones and find a comfortable, quiet space. You can do this breathwork meditation daily.
In these uncertain times, it is important to check in with your higher self to receive new inspiration and receive guidance.
This meditation stimulates gamma brainwave frequencies associated with accelerated learning, hyper-focus, and heightened inspiration.
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consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--Multiple Crises Signal the Need to Change Course | David Suzuki

The virus spreading Covid-19 worldwide jumped from non-human animals to people — as have most new diseases , from AIDS to SARS to Ebola .
We may not know the precise origin of this particular coronavirus , but we understand the factors behind its spread to humans .
And we 've seen the devastation a tiny , mysterious , rapidly spreading virus can wreak on people in a globalized system .
Recent research confirms what we 've known for some time : Destruction of natural spaces , intensification of agriculture and livestock production , and the unsustainable wildlife trade are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ animals to people—known as “ zoonotic ” transmission .
According to a WWF International report , “ We do not know where the next new disease will emerge or how many people it will affect , but the risk of a new zoonotic disease emerging in the future is higher than ever.
” The report is just the latest warning from health and biodiversity experts worldwide .
WWF International director Marco Lambertini , UN Convention on Biological Diversity executive secretary Elizabeth Maruma Mrema and World Health Organization environment department director Maria Neira wrote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ all illustrate that our destructive behavior towards nature is endangering our own health—a stark reality we 've been collectively ignoring for decades.
” We 're also endangering our health with pollution , climate change , and biodiversity loss .
This lack of respect for all that we 're part of extends to a lack of respect for each other .
Now many people have had enough .
Those who would destroy the things that keep us alive and healthy for the sake of short-term profit and power , and who would oppress @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , are a minority , and they 're being called out .
We 're at a turning point .
We can go back to a “ normal ” existence beset by pollution , climate chaos , disease , racism , and massive inequality , or we can take this opportunity to reset .
It 's time for those who have enjoyed the privileges bestowed by skin color and background to question their own inherent biases , to be part of the solution—or get out of the way .
It 's time to listen @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and biodiversity , and also to those our societies ' have marginalized and mistreated—and who are most affected by pollution , climate change , and inequality .
We all need to understand what Indigenous people and people of color must endure in a “ multicultural ” country like Canada .
Marginalized people face greater risks from climate change and environmental damage , in part because industrial development is often situated near remote , vulnerable communities , and because they often do n't have the resources to protect themselves .
Research also shows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Indigenous , and other people of color , as well as the poor .
The world slowed during the pandemic .
Many of us changed the way we work—and this far into the 21st century , it 's past time to move beyond the 1950s working hours and conditions .
People have also been standing up for what 's right , for equality .
Changing our ways is a challenge , but as we 've seen with the pandemic response , the barriers are more political than technological or rational .
We know @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from the wild to human societies .
We know why our planet is heating toward levels beyond which human health and survival can be sustained .
We also know many of the factors behind inequality .
All of these crises are grounded in outdated systems that prioritize profits and economic measures over human health , well-being , and survival .
We have no end of solutions to these crises , but ultimately , systemic change is required to overcome the short-sighted greed that has sent us speeding down this path .
The climate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with the pandemic .
But the health crisis has further exposed the flaws in our outdated systems .
People are calling for change .
It 's time .

The virus spreading Covid-19 worldwide jumped from non-human animals to people — as have most new diseases, from AIDS to SARS to Ebola. We may not know the precise origin of this particular coronavirus, but we understand the factors behind its spread to humans. And we've seen the devastation a tiny, mysterious, rapidly spreading virus can wreak on people in a globalized system.
This pandemic could be a trial run for how we respond to the almost-inevitable next pandemic. Or it could be the wake-up call that finally compels us to employ the many available and developing solutions to resolve this and other related emergencies, including the climate and biodiversity crises, as well as the severe inequality crisis.
Recent research confirms what we've known for some time: Destruction of natural spaces, intensification of agriculture and livestock production, and the unsustainable wildlife trade are driving the spread of diseases from non-human animals to people—known as “zoonotic” transmission.
According to a WWF International report, “We do not know where the next new disease will emerge or how many people it will affect, but the risk of a new zoonotic disease emerging in the future is higher than ever.”
The report is just the latest warning from health and biodiversity experts worldwide. WWF International director Marco Lambertini, UN Convention on Biological Diversity executive secretary Elizabeth Maruma Mrema and World Health Organization environment department director Maria Neira wrote in the Guardian that these new diseases “all illustrate that our destructive behavior towards nature is endangering our own health—a stark reality we've been collectively ignoring for decades.”
We're also endangering our health with pollution, climate change, and biodiversity loss. This lack of respect for all that we're part of extends to a lack of respect for each other. Now many people have had enough. Those who would destroy the things that keep us alive and healthy for the sake of short-term profit and power, and who would oppress others and divide us against each other, are a minority, and they're being called out.
We're at a turning point. We can go back to a “normal” existence beset by pollution, climate chaos, disease, racism, and massive inequality, or we can take this opportunity to reset. It's time for those who have enjoyed the privileges bestowed by skin color and background to question their own inherent biases, to be part of the solution—or get out of the way. It's time to listen to the experts about health, climate, and biodiversity, and also to those our societies' have marginalized and mistreated—and who are most affected by pollution, climate change, and inequality. We all need to understand what Indigenous people and people of color must endure in a “multicultural” country like Canada.
Marginalized people face greater risks from climate change and environmental damage, in part because industrial development is often situated near remote, vulnerable communities, and because they often don't have the resources to protect themselves. Research also shows Covid-19 is especially hard on Black, Indigenous, and other people of color, as well as the poor.
The world slowed during the pandemic. Many of us changed the way we work—and this far into the 21st century, it's past time to move beyond the 1950s working hours and conditions. People have also been standing up for what's right, for equality.
Changing our ways is a challenge, but as we've seen with the pandemic response, the barriers are more political than technological or rational. We know why pathogens—from Lyme disease to Covid-19—are moving from the wild to human societies. We know why our planet is heating toward levels beyond which human health and survival can be sustained. We also know many of the factors behind inequality.
All of these crises are grounded in outdated systems that prioritize profits and economic measures over human health, well-being, and survival. We have no end of solutions to these crises, but ultimately, systemic change is required to overcome the short-sighted greed that has sent us speeding down this path.
The climate and biodiversity crises didn't go away with the pandemic. But the health crisis has further exposed the flaws in our outdated systems. People are calling for change. It's time.


consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--How to Protect Yourself from Negative Spiritual Influences

Do you ever feel down or get irritated for no particular reason ?
We may not always be able to clearly explain why we feel the way we do because , whether we are aware or not , we are constantly affected by spiritual influences in our daily lives .
If those influences are negative , they may jeopardize our relationships with others , negatively impact our work , and possibly lead to serious consequences .
But what exactly are “ negative spiritual influences ” ?
They are invisible beings ―spirits , souls , or energies― often called “ ghosts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Although these beings used to be human like us , they no longer have physical bodies .
The movie , “ The Real Exorcist , ” dramatizes the realities of the invisible spirits that reside among us .
A female ghost standing at a crosswalk ; a male ghost standing near a railroad crossing ; a lost spirit of a high school girl crying in the corner of a school bathroom ; a deceased doctor upset because his family ignores him… They are all “ stray spirits ” who can ’ t return @ @ @ @ @ @ @ issues or obsessions in the physical world .
We often unintentionally attract these lost spirits .
The mind works like an electromagnet and can attract spirits that have the same wavelengths as the ones transmitted by our mind .
We are prone to attract negative spirits if we ourselves are transmitting negative wavelengths , i.e.
, destructive emotions , thoughts , and feelings .
Tomoka , the lost spirit of the high school girl in “ The Real Exorcist ” , is drawn to Lisa , who is distraught by the results of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ think , “ I ’ d be better off dead , ” she feels empathy towards Lisa and approaches her , while completely unaware that she is already dead .
Then , there are more vicious spirits who are aware that they are dead .
They are so full of vengeful thoughts that they try to cause harm to people living in this world .
In “ The Real Exorcist ” , they are depicted as ghosts of five Japanese Samurai soldiers who try to scare the residents of an apartment built on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ When you are aware that you are under the attack of evil spirits , you need to let them know the mistake they are making and how wrong their behavior is .
It ’ s important not to give in to these spirits .
Instead , take the courage to make them realize their mistake .
It is an act of love to teach them how wrong it is to torment and delude people living on Earth .
In “ The Real Exorcist ” , the main character , Sayuri , shows us @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sayuri uses her supernatural powers when she discovers that five earth-bound spirits are haunting an apartment with the ill intention to frighten the residents .
She binds them into a mirror and reveals who they are , ancient Samurai soldiers .
“ You were mortified at your defeat in battle .
You 're consumed with anger , so you stayed here and are venting your frustration on these people , ” Sayuri sternly tells them , “ We will not give in to your threats .
We all die someday .
We may @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so everyone needs to reflect on their lives and get ready for the next life.
” She then guides these spirits by giving them a chance to reflect on their deeds .
“ Staying in this world and making innocent people suffer is the worst a soul can do .
You will be ghosts forever .
Your family must be waiting for you in the other world .
God , too , is hoping that you will move on.
” Sayuri expels these ghosts with the power of enlightenment .
But what about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have supernatural powers or a high level of enlightenment to repel negative spirits ?
As Sayuri demonstrates in the movie , there are three simple practices anyone can do to protect themselves from negative spiritual influences : A truly wonderful world begins when we have faith in God and Heaven .
Knowing that there is always an existence that watches over us , protects us , and guides us can give comfort and security as we navigate life ’ s difficulties .
If our mind is filled with doubts and disbelief , we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ t believe in God or the existence of the other world .
To protect ourselves from negative spiritual influences , we need to connect ourselves to God , which we can do by studying the teachings of the Truth , meditating , and praying .
When we love someone , we often think about what we can get from that person .
But real love is about giving selflessly , with pure intentions and without expecting anything in return .
A simple act of love , such as the offer of a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
When you give love , you transmit warm , kind , and compassionate wavelengths that will protect you from negative spirits with dark , cold , or malevolent wavelengths .
All they have are grievances.
” So , to distance yourself from these spirits , we need to appreciate what we are given .
When we live with a grateful heart , we can discover many blessings in life .
We will be able to radiate light from within and will no longer be a victim to negative spiritual influences .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you will find lots of helpful and inspiring hints that will help you avoid negative spiritual influences .
Find out how you can protect yourself , fight off evil spirits , and help those who are having a spiritual crisis .
Mia Tomikawa is a producer on HS Productions ’ “ The Real Exorcist ” , an award-winning film about a café waitress who works on the side to help save people ’ s souls .
Leading the box office in Japan for five consecutive weeks , the film has won 46 awards @ @ @ @ @ @ @ scheduled to open in theaters in North America in summer 2020 and will be available on VOD September 1 .
Find out more at

By Mia Tomikawa
Do you ever feel down or get irritated for no particular reason? We may not always be able to clearly explain why we feel the way we do because, whether we are aware or not, we are constantly affected by spiritual influences in our daily lives. If those influences are negative, they may jeopardize our relationships with others, negatively impact our work, and possibly lead to serious consequences.
But what exactly are “negative spiritual influences”? They are invisible beings ―spirits, souls, or energies― often called “ghosts” or “evil spirits”. Although these beings used to be human like us, they no longer have physical bodies.
The movie, “The Real Exorcist,” dramatizes the realities of the invisible spirits that reside among us. A female ghost standing at a crosswalk; a male ghost standing near a railroad crossing; a lost spirit of a high school girl crying in the corner of a school bathroom; a deceased doctor upset because his family ignores him… They are all “stray spirits” who can’t return to the otherworld because they have unsolved issues or obsessions in the physical world.
We often unintentionally attract these lost spirits. The mind works like an electromagnet and can attract spirits that have the same wavelengths as the ones transmitted by our mind. We are prone to attract negative spirits if we ourselves are transmitting negative wavelengths, i.e., destructive emotions, thoughts, and feelings. Tomoka, the lost spirit of the high school girl in “The Real Exorcist”, is drawn to Lisa, who is distraught by the results of her exam. When Tomoka hears Lisa think, “I’d be better off dead,” she feels empathy towards Lisa and approaches her, while completely unaware that she is already dead.
Then, there are more vicious spirits who are aware that they are dead. They are so full of vengeful thoughts that they try to cause harm to people living in this world. In “The Real Exorcist”, they are depicted as ghosts of five Japanese Samurai soldiers who try to scare the residents of an apartment built on their graves out of their home.
When you are aware that you are under the attack of evil spirits, you need to let them know the mistake they are making and how wrong their behavior is. It’s important not to give in to these spirits. Instead, take the courage to make them realize their mistake. It is an act of love to teach them how wrong it is to torment and delude people living on Earth.
In “The Real Exorcist”, the main character, Sayuri, shows us how we should handle these spirits. Sayuri uses her supernatural powers when she discovers that five earth-bound spirits are haunting an apartment with the ill intention to frighten the residents. She binds them into a mirror and reveals who they are, ancient Samurai soldiers. “You were mortified at your defeat in battle. You're consumed with anger, so you stayed here and are venting your frustration on these people,” Sayuri sternly tells them, “We will not give in to your threats. We all die someday. We may die suddenly while still having regrets, so everyone needs to reflect on their lives and get ready for the next life.” She then guides these spirits by giving them a chance to reflect on their deeds. “Staying in this world and making innocent people suffer is the worst a soul can do. You will be ghosts forever. Your family must be waiting for you in the other world. God, too, is hoping that you will move on.” Sayuri expels these ghosts with the power of enlightenment.
But what about those of us who don’t have supernatural powers or a high level of enlightenment to repel negative spirits? As Sayuri demonstrates in the movie, there are three simple practices anyone can do to protect themselves from negative spiritual influences:
Have faith in God
A truly wonderful world begins when we have faith in God and Heaven. Knowing that there is always an existence that watches over us, protects us, and guides us can give comfort and security as we navigate life’s difficulties. If our mind is filled with doubts and disbelief, we are prone to attract spirits who don’t believe in God or the existence of the other world. To protect ourselves from negative spiritual influences, we need to connect ourselves to God, which we can do by studying the teachings of the Truth, meditating, and praying.
Give love to others
When we love someone, we often think about what we can get from that person. But real love is about giving selflessly, with pure intentions and without expecting anything in return. A simple act of love, such as the offer of a smile, can really make a difference. When you give love, you transmit warm, kind, and compassionate wavelengths that will protect you from negative spirits with dark, cold, or malevolent wavelengths.
Have a grateful heart
As Sayuri explains, “Evil spirits never feel gratitude. All they have are grievances.” So, to distance yourself from these spirits, we need to appreciate what we are given. When we live with a grateful heart, we can discover many blessings in life. We will be able to radiate light from within and will no longer be a victim to negative spiritual influences.
In the movie “The Real Exorcist” you will find lots of helpful and inspiring hints that will help you avoid negative spiritual influences. Find out how you can protect yourself, fight off evil spirits, and help those who are having a spiritual crisis.
Mia Tomikawa is a producer on HS Productions’ “The Real Exorcist”, an award-winning film about a café waitress who works on the side to help save people’s souls. Leading the box office in Japan for five consecutive weeks, the film has won 46 awards from 7 countries to date. Itis scheduled to open in theaters in North America in summer 2020 and will be available on VOD September 1st. Find out more at https://realexorcistmovie.com/


consciouslifenews--2020-06-28--When You Weren’t Looking, Billionaires Did THIS…

By Really Graceful | Really Graceful Editor 's Note : I do n't know about you , but it seemed odd to me that certain stores were allowed to remain open during this pandemic and others were not .
The ones that could remain open tended to be large publically-traded businesses , while those asked to shutter were small to medium-sized businesses .
Over the course of months , many millions of people became unemployed .
This meant that , for several months , a small number of companies that were likely already financially doing well increased their profits immensely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to reopen and try to make ends meet by reengaging customers they lost months ago .
Surely , you have heard that many companies will not reopen .
One wonders if a business favoritism or bias was planned or inadvertent .
The following video tackles these issues .
Let us know your thoughts about this subject in our comments section .
The above video documents the earnings of prominent billionaires since March 2020 , the departure of major CEOs over the last year , and asks questions about the future .
Robert O @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had an abiding interest in alternative health products & modalities since the early 1970 ’ s & he has seen how they have made people go from lacking health to vibrant health .
He became an attorney , singer-songwriter , martial artist & father along the way and brings that experience to his practice as a BioAcoustic Soundhealth Practitioner , under the tutelage of the award-winning founder of BioAcoustic Biology , Sharry Edwards , whose Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has now been serving clients for 30 years with a non-invasive & safe integrative @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ability to self-heal using the power of the human voice .
Robert brings this modality to serve clients in Greater Springfield , Massachusetts and New England ( USA ) & “ virtually ” the world .
He can also be reached at romayasoundhealthandbeauty @ gmail .

By Really Graceful | Really Graceful
Editor's Note: I don't know about you, but it seemed odd to me that certain stores were allowed to remain open during this pandemic and others were not. The ones that could remain open tended to be large publically-traded businesses, while those asked to shutter were small to medium-sized businesses. Over the course of months, many millions of people became unemployed. This meant that, for several months, a small number of companies that were likely already financially doing well increased their profits immensely, while other businesses are now struggling to reopen and try to make ends meet by reengaging customers they lost months ago. Surely, you have heard that many companies will not reopen. One wonders if a business favoritism or bias was planned or inadvertent. The following video tackles these issues. Let us know your thoughts about this subject in our comments section.
Video Source: reallygraceful
The above video documents the earnings of prominent billionaires since March 2020, the departure of major CEOs over the last year, and asks questions about the future.
Robert O’Leary, JD BARA, has had an abiding interest in alternative health products & modalities since the early 1970’s & he has seen how they have made people go from lacking health to vibrant health. He became an attorney, singer-songwriter, martial artist & father along the way and brings that experience to his practice as a BioAcoustic Soundhealth Practitioner, under the tutelage of the award-winning founder of BioAcoustic Biology, Sharry Edwards, whose Institute of BioAcoustic Biology has now been serving clients for 30 years with a non-invasive & safe integrative modality that supports the body’s ability to self-heal using the power of the human voice. Robert brings this modality to serve clients in Greater Springfield, Massachusetts and New England (USA) & “virtually” the world. He can also be reached at romayasoundhealthandbeauty@gmail.