ALCALINE & HEALTH -

click here Take a look at the info related to the PH of foods and how it affects health.  You may also remedy this with the Joy Life Cup.

MONEY -

Paul says that just as it is written: "He has distributed widely, he has given to the poor ones, his righteousness continues forever.  Now he that abundantly supplies seed to the sower and bread for eating will supply and multiply the seed for you to sow and will increase the products of your righteousness."  

DATING -

"With those consulting together there is wisdom."  If you’re dating, how can you avoid uncomfortable displays of affection? The wise course is to set clear boundaries in advance.  So discuss this with your partner.  Waiting until you’re in some emotion-charged romantic setting before establishing ground rules is like waiting until your house is on fire before installing an alarm. Establishing boundaries can do much to prevent serious problems from developing later on.  Wise boundaries can be like smoke detectors that sound an alarm at the first hint of fire.  Self-control, patience and unselfishness are the foundation of a satisfying relationship.

SPEECH -

Thoughts Are Creative, You Are Thinkers, Therefore You Are Creative,  Leonard Orr once said.  WORDS, simple or complex sounds with meaning, originate from our thoughts.  If we think we have nothing to do with CAUSE AND EFFECT, then that will happen too.  We will get carried away by everyone else’s thoughts – so whose words are you thinking of.  Words are vibrations that reflect what we choose to focus on.  What we focus on grows,  is nourished and cultivated to become our reality. Our point of view, for example, makes a seemingly great thing to us completely suck for another person.  He is nourishing another set of thoughts.  In the event you may want to avert a messed up life, then make sure your choice of words is more selective, more sophisticated, more appropriate and corresponds better to your goals and purposes.  What will occur will represent what you put out. In other words, we do reap what we sow.