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[Ahimsa]

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[kiran]

This thread is for posting results from the Project1World Team Module!

Hi

I signed up for project1world a week ago.
A day after I saw the theatre, I listened to my usual binaural soundtrack for 30 mins and noticed a very prominent throbbing in the space between my eyebrows - this would be where the 3rd eye is located. I listened to the track the next day and same thing. I haven't watched the theatre since the first time. I'll try again tomorrow. And see if the throbbing returns.....

Kiran

[Grace]

For Kiran!

Hi

I signed up for project1world a week ago.
A day after I saw the theatre, I listened to my usual binaural soundtrack for 30 mins and noticed a very prominent throbbing in the space between my eyebrows - this would be where the 3rd eye is located. I listened to the track the next day and same thing. I haven't watched the theatre since the first time. I'll try again tomorrow. And see if the throbbing returns.....

Kiran

Hi Kiran,

I am assuming that you are enjoying this throbbing at your third eye!! It lets me know that your inner vision (your minds eye) is opening up! Paths does have this affect on many levels. The affect of opening up and balancing the Chakras is just one.

Have you watched the Theater Program again and also listened to your binaural soundtrack again, if so has the throbbing returned? I would love to know what you are experiencing now.

[kiran]

Hi Grace,

I listened to the Project1World Theatre again a few days ago.
Then, nothing after my binaural mediatations.

Then just last night, I was having restless sleep and I could sense a vibration in the area of my third eye. It wasn't as prominent as the original throbbing I felt my first time, but very noticeable, nonetheless.

[future pather]

Kiran,

That change in sleep could be a big signal that PATHS is in action.

Yes in the end the sleep will probably become better, not worse.

But any sign of change is a good sign!!

XO Jessica

[Kevin]

Check it out!

That I would even take the time to do this experiment, let alone mix this in my paint is definitely a positive result of Project 1 World!

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/1334-nasa-insulation-experiment-results.html

[future pather]

Mahalo Daily


Jessica

[future pather]

"Green is the new black for savvy consumers, retailers"

"With Seventh Avenue proclaiming that 'green is the new black,' we can expect a surge in fashion innovations in response to climate change"

"It will mean not only debates about the benefits of cotton versus polyester or other fabrics, but likely future innovations such as smart clothes that monitor and adjust to body temperature to reduce the need for air conditioning and heating"

"All of this is coming very quickly. Three years ago no one cared about this in apparel and textiles -- they had people who would wear hemp clothing but they'd buy it at hemp shops. Now it's much more mainstream and the marketplace is catching up"

". . . .companies are also interested in sustainable or green retail efforts."

"Some retailers look at merchandise, some people look at their marketing method, some people have green supply chain initiatives, some people are building green stores. Everybody is trying different things that make sense for their company, their product and their customer base"

Green is the new black for savvy consumers, retailers - Yahoo! News


XO Jessica

[future pather]

Discovery to make nature-themed video games

Discovery to make nature-themed video games - Yahoo! News

I'm convinced that violent video games are one of the causes of the school shootings that have become a part of society in recent years. When I was in school we had some video games with a perhaps violent theme (space invaders) and yeah the shooting gallery machines were around but we never had school shootings.

I think it is the realistic look of the new violent games combined with the amount of time young people are spending playing them and the fact that parents have less time to have real human interaction with their children (plus maybe some other factors like more cultures bumping up against each other) that have led to the problem.

Just think what a different world this could be if our youngersters spent more time playing video games about nature than something like Grand Theft Auto (where the player is the theif).


XO Jessica