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EEDEC / JAN 2014ARTHARTH STASTACONSCIOUS LIVING IN THERR 21ST CENTURY DR. WAYNE DYER II CANCAN SEESEE CLEARLYCLEARLY NOWNOW SUZANNESUZANNE SOMERSSOMERS I’MI’M TOOTOO YOUNGYOUNG FORFOR THIS!THIS! EERRIICCHH VVOONN DDAANNIIKKEENN REMNANTSREMNANTS OFOF THETHE GODSGODS DANDAN MILLMANMILLMAN && SIERRASIERRA PRASADA PRASADA THETHE CREATIVECREATIVE COMPASSCOMPASS SONIASONIA CHOQUETTE CHOQUETTE AREARE YOUYOU TUNEDTUNED ININ OROR TUNEDTUNED OUT?OUT? MANIFESTING DIVINE CONSCIOUSNESS - SRI MRINALINI MATA 2 EARTH STAR DECEMBER / JANUARY 2014 www.earthstarmag.com Contact Christopher for a remote Divine Healing session, by phone or Skype www.earthstarmag.com DECEMBER / JANUARY 2014 EARTH STAR 3 EARTH STAR DECEMBER / JANUARY 2014 CONTENTS ON THE COVER 16 Are You Tuned In or Tuned Out? by Sonia Choquette 27 I Can See Clearly Now by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer 34 Life Extension® Interview with Suzanne Somers I’m Too Young for This! 49 The Creative Compass Dreaming in Dialogue by Dan Millman and Sierra Prasada 54 Manifesting Divine Consciousness in Daily Life by Sri Mrinalini Mata Page 27 57 Remnants of the Gods Impossible Buildings by Erich von Daniken Cover Art The Inspiration FEATURES by Jean-Paul Avisse 12 Down To Earth Astrology For further information, by Tim Gunns contact 22 Beat Back the Flu with... Garlic Prestige Art Galleries, 3909 W. Howard, Skokie, \ by Dr. Joseph Mercola IL 60076. (874) 679-2555, 38 3 Steps To Heart-Based Living www.prestigeartskokie.com Dive in, Tune in, Lighten up! by Ronna Prince. 40 Traditional Thai Massage Teaching and Practicing with Integrity by Bob Haddad, RTT 43 Harried Holidays? - Your Aura Colors Page 34 Signs of Stress & Tips to Be Happy by Pamala Oslie 45 The Exodus Reality Strangers in a Not-So-Strange Land by Scott Alan Roberts and John Richard Ward 51 The Soul’s Journey Between Lives Jean-Paul Avisse by Lorraine Flaherty . 60 Who on Earth Are You? by Nick Inman For a free color brochure, please send a S.A.S.E. 63 Die to Love Longing byUnmani Liza Hyde DEPARTMENTS 5 Up Front Page 57 18 Book Reviews 4 EARTH STAR DECEMBER / JANUARY 2014 www.earthstarmag.com Earth Star Up Front Compound In Broccoli Offers Protection Against Radiation Sickness ruciferous vegetables like broc- Georgetown Medical Center (GUMC), received DIM 24 hours before radiation coli, cabbage, and cauliflower the researchers suggest DIM could pro- or 24 hours after. C have a wealth of health bene- tect normal tissues during radiation ther- The scientists are particularly fits. But like all plant foods, we are just apy (a destructive form of cancer treat- pleased with the fact that DIM protects beginning to understand the many bene- ment) or protect them in any case of the healthy cells of the bodywhile still fits they offer. Researchers have recent- radiation exposure. leaving cancerous cells vulnerable to ly discovered that a compound within “DIM has been studied as a cancer radiation annihilation. They hope this these vegetables could protect against prevention agent for years, but this is the means it could be used in cancer patients radiationsickness and the death that usu- first indication that DIM can also act as to protect them from the many side ally follows. a radiation protector,"” said Eliot Rosen, effects of dangerous radiation therapy. The study published in PNAS, the study’s corresponding author. Next, they hope to duplicate the looked at the protective qualities of 3,3’- Rats in the study were given lethal results in humans, something that diindolylmethane, or DIM and found it doses of gamma ray radiation. Then, should come fairly quickly as DIM is to protect mice and rats from otherwise they were treated with DIM injections already approved for humans and avail- lethal doses of radiation. for two weeks, beginning only minutes able as a nutritional supplement. According to a press release from after the radiation. All of the rats who DIM could be applicable in other were not treated with radiation scenarios though, important DIM died, but more for people who don’t have cancer and than half treated with those who wouldn’t opt for convention- DIM survived 30 days al treatments if they did. In the case of a after the exposure. nuclear meltdown or bomb, for instance, Radiation results in a DIM could still serve as a protective dramatic loss of red agent. blood cells, white Heavy radiation from these sources blood cells, and blood (like radiation treatment) also causes the platelets in cancer bone marrow to stop producing patients. The mice immune-protecting white blood cells treated with DIM did- and clotting agents. It also damages the n’t see the loss of these gastrointestinal tract. Both of these can like those exposed lead to death. DIM could provide the without DIM treat- needed solution. Best of all, it’s found in ment. The benefits of easily accessible cruciferous vegetables. DIM were the same —Natural Society whether the rodents CALIFORNIA VALLEY SOLAR RANCH onstruction of the California 4,700 acres at the plant is equivalent to vice president of plant owners NRG Valley Solar Ranch, one of two that used by 100,000 homes annually. Solar. C commercial photovoltaic plants “Into its nine photovoltaic arrays, —San Luis Obispo Tribune on the Carrizo Plain, is complete. CVSR And the plant is now fully opera- includes a tional, delivering 250 megawatts of water recy- power to PG&E. The plant was first cling plant that proposed in 2008; construction began minimizes in September 2011 and was completed annual water last month. use and a plan A larger solar plant, the 550- for protecting megawatt Topaz Solar Farms, is also and conserv- under construction on the Carrizo ing more than Plain. Completion of that facility is 12,000 acres expected next year. of land in and During its two years of construc- around the tion, the Solar Ranch project employed facility,” said 700 people. The energy generated Randy annually by nine separate arrays over Hickok, senior www.earthstarmag.com DECEMBER / JANUARY 2014 EARTH STAR 5 Looking for Customers? 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Earth Star Magazine, Copyright © 2014 by Earth Star Magazine Incorporated, All Rights Reserved. No articles may be used without written permission of the publisher Volume XXXVI No. 215 — December / January 2014 http://www.earthstarmag.com 6 EARTH STAR DECEMBER / JANUARY 2014 www.earthstarmag.com Earth Star Up Front Domestic “Internet of Things” Begins to Merge With The Industrial Smart Grid nly one year after David some of the usual enterprise technology Petraeus referred to the pub- suspects. Intel is providing processors O licly emerging technological and management tools for the motley structure of Web-connected appliances crew network. AT&T provides the and in-home devices as the “Internet of Internet service, and Cisco software things” (IOT), applications are now helps tackle the big data. GE brings merging with the smart grid. It is a dream knowledge of the industries and their come true for the intelligence communi- equipment.” ty looking for opportunities to spy on the Brian Bradford, the marketing average American in their homes, while director of Smart Grid Solutions in GE’s globalists simultaneously advance an Digital Energy division, in an interview eco-fascist Agenda 21-based energy con- with Singularity Hub, stated “At the end trol system throughout the world. of the day, we see our strength in how to This is being accomplished by the operate these systems, how the hard- fact that the new IOT expansion is ware and sensors work on these sys- extending from domestic in-home tems, and how you can take information devices such as refrigerators, toasters, and and turn it into something that can add televisions, and is moving toward the more predictive value for the [industri- industrial sector such as oil and gas, wind al] customer.” power, airlines, health care, and railroads. For those who are unaware of what This new IOT application would allow the terms “Smart Grid” and “Smart not only for the connection of machines City” mean, the Smart Grid is essentially to the Internet, but to each other. a computerized system that allows the General Electric, the company monitoring and control over energy use blazing the trail of the industrial IOT, from power at the plant source to every recently “doubled the vertically-special- appliance in the home. Smart Grid tech- ized hardware/software packages it nology is a major part of UN Agenda offers to connect machines and interpret 21, the United Nations’ plan to herd a their data. The company hopes to make drastically reduced population into its mark by significantly reducing the “human habitat areas,” meaning ultra- amount of ‘unplanned downtime’ that modern super cities with stack ‘em and industrial equipment undergoes, thereby pack ‘em dwelling structures and zero bringing about economic benefits.” contact with nature and the outside Yet GE is not the only major corpo- world. ration that is jumping on board with the Regardless, two of the new Smart Industrial IOT.