Weird red rain in India - are we aliens? part 1 - We Are The Aliens - BBC Space

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In July 2001, southern India was hit by weird red rain floods. What could cause it? Or who? Watch this fascinating clip from BBC Horizon science show 'We Are the Aliens' to find out more

Weird red rain in India - are we aliens? part 2 - We Are The Aliens - BBC Space

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I read these books a long time ago, but I love them, and then  heard the profound effect they had in Russia, so here it is for yourselves to see what is happening!

Sending out Love and Wishes for a wonderful Valentines Day

Anugama - Swaying in the Wind.

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Anugama - Healing 2000 [HD]

Anugama & Ariel - Diving into the Unknown

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UNCONDITIONAL LOVE

I love, honor, accept, respect and approve of you as you are, as you seek to find your own special way to relate to the world, or the way you feel that is right for you. It is important that you are the person you choose and desire to be and not someone that I or others think you should be.

I realize that I cannot know what is best for you though perhaps sometimes I think I do. I have not been where you have been, viewing life from the angle that you have.  I do not know what you have chosen to learn, who you have chosen to learn it with or in what time period.  I have not walked life looking through your eyes, so how can I know what you need?

I allow you to be in the world without a thought or word of judgment from me about the deeds you undertake. I see no error in the things you say and do, in this place where I am. I see that there are many ways to perceive and experience the different facets of our world. I allow, without reservation your right to make the choices you make in each moment.

I make no judgment of this, for if I were to deny you your right to evolution then I would deny that right to myself and all others. To those who would choose a way I cannot walk, whilst I may not choose to add my power and my energy to this way, I will never deny you the gift of Unconditional Love that the Creator bestowed within me for all creation, as I love you so I shall be loved, as I sow, so shall I reap.

I honor and respect the universal right of free will - that you walk your own path, following your love, light and truth, creating steps or sitting a while if that is what is right for you. I make no judgment of these steps, whether they are large or small, nor light or heavy or that they lead up or down, for this is just my viewpoint. While I [may perceive that I] see you do nothing and judge it to be unworthy I honor and respect that it may be that you bring great healing as you stand blessed by the light of the Creator.

I accept and honor that I cannot always see the higher picture of divine order and that it is the inalienable right of all Beings to choose their own evolution and with unconditional love I acknowledge your right to determine your future. In humility, I bow to the realization that the way I see is best for me but does not have to mean that it is also right for you. I know that you are led as I am, following the inner excitement of your own path.

I know that many races, religions, customs, nationalities and beliefs within our world bring us great richness and allow us the benefit of diverse teachings.  I know we each learn in our own unique way in order to bring that love and wisdom back to the whole. I know that if there were only one way to do something, there would need to be only one person. I love you unconditionally whether or not you behave in a way I think you should, or believe in those things I believe in.  I understand you are truly my brothers and sisters though you may have been born in a different place and believe in another way than I.

The unconditional love I feel is for all of the Creator's worlds and universes. I know that every living Being is part of the Creator and I feel unconditional love deep within me for every person, and all trees, and flowers, every bird, river and ocean - for all the creatures throughout the world. I live my life in loving service, being the best me I can, becoming wiser in the perfection of divine truth, becoming happier in the joy of unconditional love.

I love you unconditionally with no strings attached and no expectations just as you are Now. I thank you unconditionally for Being you and the many blessings your Being brings to me and my world.                                                             

- Author Unknown

Written by Tara Mary

10 Feb. 2014

Hi Everyone ~

It's amazing just how symbolic the physical life is to our spirituality. I guess that's why we were made "dense" to realize how dense we are until we begin the search for Spirit within.

The heart, for example, being the centre of our life just like in Spirituality where Love IS the centre of all that is. We cannot live without a functioning heart, and we cannot progress on the spiritual path until we have transformed our heart--------changing into a softened version of our personality self by returning to our Love centre, within. Except, it's a different kind of love from what most people think is love. Spiritual love can be seen on a person's face and felt by those who are sensitive to energies. Even if the person isn't smiling at you, you can FEEL the energy of spiritual love, for it is always pouring out of a spiritually transformed individual.

Many people throughout time have traveled to Temples in India, Thailand, Japan, and other places to connect with a higher spiritual energy. Many people haven't experienced what Divinity feels like, but when they have stayed within the compounds of a genuine spiritual temple, they quite often come home transformed and in a different "place" within as well as a new understanding of what is within all Beings. Unless you can feel this energy within your Being, it is well worth the travel. Some people can connect without the travel overseas as a lot of Spiritually Enlightened Masters can connect with people via telepathy and even in meditation to those who seek their counsel. This has happened to me on several occasions as it turned out we already knew each other on other dimensions.

We can traverse time through thought. Thought is how we travel and communicate on other dimensions. Telepathy is done through sending messages by thinking and picturing the recipient and talking to them. Over a decade ago, the Dalai Lama himself has connected with me while I was in meditation. I had not thought of him at the time, but his face slid from one side into my middle vision and began to explain something to me that I'd been pondering over for years. The answer was so profound I was almost too stunned to thank him. I then realized that he'd been following my awakening progress over the years.

During Satsang at our home long time ago, Hubby and I listened to many stories from people over the years who had "unannounced" visits from Spiritual Masters with messages, etc., for them. And it doesn't always happen when meditating, either. When the "student is ready, the teacher will appear" pops into mind to explain these phenomenona. Lots and lots of wonderful stories by spiritual seekers who visited our home. Those years together on earth were the happiest time of my life.

Anyway, I just shared where my fingers took me on this keyboard, so I'm off now to do some chores before the sun goes down.

Much love to All, Tara *~~

You're gonna need a bigger bike...

Giant whales saying hello, whopping bags of rubbish and tiny marmosets make our round-up. Gallery

Where's my horse? Two polo players pictured at the annual King's Cup Elephant Polo Tournament in Hua Hin, Thailand. Playing polo with elephants originated in Nepal in 1982 and raises money to rehabilitate elephants rescued from abuse. (Rex Features)

Two whale watchers got more than they bargained for when a 40ft leviathan emerged from the water just feet from their kayak in Monterey Bay, California. (GIANCARLO THOMAE/CATERS)

Signs urging peace with Syria are held by protesters during an anti-war rally in central London. In Parliament there was a shock defeat for a government motion to intervene in Syria. The vote means while the international community, led by America, moves closer to military intervention the UK will sit on the sidelines. (Reuters)

Laxmipriya Patel (left), dressed as the Hindu god Lord Krishna poses with her sister Mohini dressed as Lord Krishna's devotee Radharani during the Janmashtami Hindu Festival - the birth of Krishna - at Bhaktivedanta Manor in Watford, England. (Getty Images)

A man gets a nasty shock as he is jumped upon by a performer dressed in a Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur costume (thankfully, not to scale). (Reuters)

We're the best of friends: Vadim Veligurov, 12, and his pet bird have become inseparable after the Siberian teenager found the tiny creaturel weak and abandoned shortly after she had hatched in Minusinsk, Russia. Vadim nursed the sparrow back to health and intended to release her back into the wild but his pet, named Abi, refuses to leave him. (Reuters)

Tourists run away from waves as water smashes against a barrier on the banks of the Qiantang River, in Hangzhou Zhejiang province, China. (Reuters)

On the beat-s: Performers at the Notting Hill Carnival dance with a police officer during the annual festival in west London. Europe's biggest street carnival attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors who dance, eat and enjoy the celebration of Caribbean culture. (Reuters)

Some balancing act: Giant bags of recyclable rubbish is strapped onto a tiny tricycle in Shaoxing, China. (Rex Features/HAP/Quirky China News

Pygmy marmosets Millie and Pingle are weighed at Whipsnade Zoo near Dunstable during the annual weigh-in. (PA)

Stone me! Star, a seven year-old Jack Russell terrier's taste for gravel landed her in emergency surgery after an x-ray revealed she had swallowed 80 pebbles. Luckily the dog is healthy again and is now sticking strictly to dog biscuits. (REX/PDSA)

'Sharing a Shower' by Michael Nichols from the 'National Geographic'. This image was commended in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards and will be on display in the National History Museum from October. (Michael Nichols/Wildlife Photographer of the Year)

Erupting volcanoes as seen from space

This series of incredible images from Nasa shows what gigantic ash clouds look like from miles above. Gallery

The Pavlof Volcano in Alaska spews hot ash into the sky in May this year. (REX/Jesse Allen/Robert Simmon/NASA)

Another image of the Pavlof volcano erupting in Alaska in May 2013. (REX/NASA/Robert Simmon/GM Gentry)

The Sarychev Volcano in Russia spews a huge ash cloud upwards in June 2009. (Rex/NASA)

The Chaitén Volcano, Chile, in May 2008. (REX/Jesse Allen/NASA/GSFC/METI)

A dramatic aerial image of the Manam Volcano, Papua New Guinea, in June 2010. (REX/Jesse Allen/NASA)

Smoke billows from the Klyuchevskaya Volcano in Russia in July 2007. (REX/NASA/Jeff Schmaltz/MODIS/Goddard)

Shinmoe-dake Volcano in Japan, in January 2011. (REX/Jeff Schmaltz/MODIS/NASA-GSFC)

Nyiragongo Volcano, Democratic Republic of Congo bursts into life last month. (REX/Jesse Allen/Robert Simmon/NASA)

In November 2004, NASA captured this dramatic eruption at the Nyiragongo Volcano in the Democratic Republic of Congo. (REX/Jesse Allen/NASAEarthObservatory)

The Sakurajima Volcano in Japan sends smoke 5km into the air last month. (REX/NASA/Jesse Allen/Robert Simmon)

The week in photos 22/7/11

A look at the week's most striking photos from across the globe

A pair of twin boys had to be rescued by firefighters after becoming trapped on a window grid in Yulin, southern China's Guangxi Province. The two young boys climbed out of the window onto the grid after being left home alone while their parents went to work

Death-defying stunts went on display this week at the Extreme Sports Show, held in Oxford. Here a dirtbike stunt rider drives through fire at top speed.

Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki oversees the burning of around five tonnes of tusks and ivory which were seized in Singapore in 2002. It came as Kenya marked the 'African Elephant Law Enforcement Day'.

Here a leopard attacks a forest guard at Prakash Nagar village near Salugara, on the outskirts of Siliguri, India. The animal had strayed into the village area and mauled several villagers, including three guards, before being caught by forest officials, according to news reports.

Offering vast views across London, this art installation from creative minds Bompass and Parr has made it possible to sail across Selfridges’ rooftop. The ‘Voyage of Discovery’ exhibition is open until this Sunday and includes a waterfall, dyed green water and 12 small sailing boats

Two players struggle for footing at the World Swamp Soccer championships. The tournament was held in Hyrynsalmi, Finland this week.

Russian military have implemented a plan to fool enemy forces by constructing life-size inflatable replicas of fighting fleet. It is hoped that these distractions will be able to decieve satellite scopes and thermal imagery.

In what was another convincing deception this week, an American blogger spotted that this Apple store in Kunming, China is not in fact genuine. After realising that the iconic Apple logo was not as it should be she also noted that the store was not listed on the tech giant's website. Staff 'all genuinely think they work for Apple' according to the blogger, BirdAbroad

A tunnel under construction collapsed in Dalian leaving 12 workers trapped in the tunnel. No casualties were reported and rescuers have managed to get in contact with the trapped workers.

Green algae continues to spread in waters off China's east coastline, this time swamping Qindao's popular beachside. Although the green algae is not poisonous, it can hinder fisheries industry and tourism in affected area

Beekeeper Wang Dalin wears tens of thousands of bees on his body with goggles and corks up his nose for extra protection.

Previously unseen photos of The Beatles went on auction this week and managed to sell for an astonishing £224,000. Photographer Mike Mitchell snapped the fab four when he was just 18, restoring the photos from February 1964 for a handsome windfall

Vicious flooding hit the Nanjing region of China this week with cars swamped by a tide of water.

A little close for comfort! Kayakers stunned when 40ft whale rises from water just a few feet away from them

Casually minding their own business, the kayakers were paddling along trying to spot whales in the distance at Monterey Bay in California, USA

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Yahoo! News UK/GIANCARLO THOMAE/CATERS - Whale of a time: Kayakers are interrupted by the huge whale. (GIANCARLO THOMAE/CATERS)

Sperm whale causes a big splash in Norway

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These kayakers were joined by an unexpected guest during a gentle paddle - when a 40ft whale rose from the water just a few feet away.

Casually minding their own business the kayakers were paddling along trying to spot whales in the distance at Monterey Bay in California, USA.

But suddenly the 80,000lb beast rose from the water almost within touching distance of the shocked pair, who couldn't believe their eyes as the once-in-a-lifetime scene unfolded.

Laws state that nobody can approach a whale within 100 yards of them, but the mammoth mammal decided to take them by surprise instead.

The incredible moment was captured by Giancarlo Thomae, a marine biologist from Moss Landing in California, while on a day trip whale watching last weekend.

A kayaker looks on as the once-in-a-lifetime moment unfolds. (GIANCARLO THOMAE/CATERS NEWS)

He said: 'We were kayak whale watching and the whales just came right up to us. For being some of the largest animals on the planet they were very graceful.

'The whole encounter that happened between Karen and I lasted about three-quarters of a second. The whale dove three-feet from her kayak and didn't get one drop of water in it.

'Humpback whales are very curious and playful animals and get very friendly with kayakers and boaters - although maybe sometimes a bit too friendly.'

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Your Magnificent Multidimensional Being ~ P'taah
Posted: 26 Aug 2013 07:29 PM PDT

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Q: P'taah, how is it that there are beings that are not tempted by the excitement, the energy of being here?

P'taah: Ah! Many are you know and that is wondrous because that which you term "the beings who are not tempted by the the vibrancy and excitement of the experience" are having their own different experience.

And it is to remind you that you also exist in those other realms. You see, not only do you exist concurrently in all of your lifetimes simultaneously, you also exist in all realms, all dimensions, simultaneously. That which is the grand soul energy of you, that which is the thread, the divine, eternal thread, it is every where every now.

That which is your soul energy--it is not human. Your soul is not human. Human is simply one expression, one reality, of the many realms and the many realities that you are experiencing in this Now. And of course the greater part of you are can tap into that which is this vibrancy any time. Does this answer your query, beloved?

Q: Thank you.

P'taah: Query?

Q: I'd like to know, P'taah, how can we contact these other parts of ourselves in the moment?

P'taah: Oh, beloved! How about trying to contact all of your own parts right here and right now? First, because we say to you, all of you so eager to experience these other dimensions of reality, that you have not even begun to tap what is in this dimension! You have not even plumbed the depths of who you really are in this life. So we suggest that the more and the more you come to know of this realm, of this perfect being, then indeed all of the other knowing will be made manifest to you. Putting cart before horse, beloved, eh?
(Laughter)

Well, that is all right and you know we know how exciting it is for you all to be coming into this understanding and exploration of other realms, other states of consciousness, etcetera, etcetera, and the star peoples and the abductions and this master and that master and if you do not do it this way and you must do it that way and if you, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.

And everybody has a different wondrous story for you. It is only a story! And the stories are wondrous,but they will not bring you Home! The stories will not bring you to that place of non-separation, that place of bliss, of wholeness.

What will bring you to this place is being Now and how does it feel? And being in the embracement of who you are--of transforming fear and pain and anguish and desolation. Enlightenment is the natural result of loving who you are absolutely. And all of the stories are wondrous fun but when you become enmeshed in them, you lose your way. All right, beloved?

Q: All right. Thank you.

P'taah: Query?

Q: P'taah, I've experienced joy when you talk about volunteering for this game that is my human life. Is the forgetfulness, the fact that I forget that I'm a wondrous and grand being that you call me, part of that game or have I gotten lost?

P'taah: In a way it is part of it. You get caught up in the stories and of course when you become embroiled in the emotion of fear then indeed what occurs is the total separation, hmm? What do you think is separation? It is only fear. The act of faith is simply that when you are in the midst of that anguish, of that turmoil of that emotion, that you hold the idea of The More.

Q: I wanted to ask in your view what is the soul, what is the high self or true self which is often referred to in literature today and how does that relate to what we refer to as an ascended being?

P'taah: knowing part of you that knows itself not separate from the Source. That knows itself in all realities in every Now, um?

That which is, in your terms, ascended master is one who knows this. We are not talking about intellect here - knows the place of non-separation. Now there are many who have indeed these moments of illumination, the epiphanies where they know with every fiber of their being the oneness, the wholeness and then after a little time it fades, hmm? Well, beloved, that is all right you know because the time will come when you will forget that you ever did not know.

Q: Thank you.

Sony World Photography Awards 2014: Professional shortlist revealed

The shortlist for the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards have been revealed. Fourteen British photographers have been recognised in the professional categories - and five of those 14 have qualified as finalists. The professional categories cover a wide array of subjects, including Current Affairs, Arts and Culture, Travel and People. There is also an Open competition for amateur snappers. The professional photographers get judged on a body of work they have created and the winners will be revealed in April. Here are the highlights from this year's entries in the pro categories...

This stunning picture, taken by YongSheng Zheng, from China, earned him recognition in the Sports category of this year's Sony World Photography Awards. (YongShengZheng/Sony World Photography Awards)

This picture of workers taking part in a rescue operation inside the eight‐storey building Rana Plaza, which collapsed at Savar, outside Dhaka, Bangladesh, was taken by photographer K.M Asad and is one of a series shortlisted in the Current Affairs category. (K.M Asad/Sony World Photography Awards)

Wet Dog, by Sophie Garmand from the U.S, is a series of dog portaits caught mid‐bath. The dogs are photographed at a vulnerable moment, half a second before they shake the water off their fur. Sophie's pictures capture their character and, in some cases, recognisable emotions (like annoyance, misery or vengefulness). (Sophie Garmand/Sony World Photography Awards)

'Sparkle, Baby' explores girl culture in Australia within the phenomena of beauty pageants, particularly those directed at the young. Through documenting child pageants, photographer Chloe Bartram sought to understand if participating in these events increases the pressure on young girls to conform to an idealised view of what it means to be female or rather, is it a celebration of girlhood? (Chloe Bartram/Sony World Photography Awards)

This image, included in a series titled 'What Is Missing' by Esposito Salvatore from Italy, is a finalist in the Current Affairs category. Esposito explained: 'My story is concentrated specifically on the Forcella neighborhood, Naplese central district in the historic city centre, and it also focuses of the criminal power of the Camorra since the late 70s.' (Esposito Salvatore/Sony World Photography Awards)

'The Fighter' is a series of photographs detailing the story of Jorge Herrera's life. He fleed from an abusive father and a Chilean dictatorship at nine-years-old, caused trouble as a youth in Tingbjerg, Copenhagen, took drugs, was violent and has been to jail. (Jorge Herrera/Sony World Photography Awards)

Sungseok Ahn's 'Historic Present' questions the memory of past from the fast changing scenery of today. By overlapping a historical location with an old image of that exact place, he questions the way we treat our history and explores the dynamics. (Sungseok Ahn/Sony World Photography Awards)

Denis Dailleux asks many questions with the shortlisted series 'Mother and Son'. He said: 'Why does this image of the mother‐son relationship move us so? Because the son, by his nudity, looks as fragile as he was on the day of his birth? Because the mother seems fulfilled by the presence of son, who completes her? These images from our Mediterranean roots strike us because they come the dawn of time, and the same time, rest at the heart of the modern psyche.' (Denis Dailleux/Sony World Photography Awards)

This sample from a series of black and white photographs, entitled 'Bears and Birds', was taken in Svalbard, Norway, by Wilfred Berthelsen. Berthelsen is a finalist in the Travel category (Wilfred Berthelsen/Sony World Photography Awards)

'Big Cat, Little Cat', shot by George Logan, is part of an advertising campaign for Whiskas cat food and is a shortlisted entry in the Campaign category (George Logan/Sony World Photography Awards)

Emmanuel Coupe-Kalomiris has been shortlisted for a set of photographs called 'Aerial Series'. All images were taken in southern and central parts of Iceland. The areas were pictured from above and were carefully scouted and selected for their particular qualities such as formations and colour pallet. (Emmanuel Coupe-Kalomiris/Sony World Photography Awards)

A thought-provoking series entitled 'Through a Window', by Salvatore Calafato has been shortlisted for the conceptual award. Salvatore took inspiration from the world as seen from the outside, through a window. (Salvatore Calafato/Sony World Photography Awards)

An old Hindu woman sits and prays in front of the Shri Shri Lokanath Brahmachar Ashram Temple during the Rakher Upobash at Barodi, Narayangonj. Hindu devotees fast and pray to gods during the ritual called Kartik Brati or Rakher Upobash. This image, taken by Suvra Kanti Das, has been shortlisted in the Arts and Culture category. (Suvra Kanti Das/Sony World Photography Awards)

'Neighbours' is a series showcasing typical Belgian double houses, taken by Herman Van Den Boom. As a finalist in the Architecture category, Van Den Boom frames perfectly the individuality behind every property. Every single building is an expression of uniqueness, judges say. (Herman Van Den Boom/Sony World Photography Awards)

The series 'Italy', by Israeli Sharon Derhy, has been shortlisted in the Travel category (Sharon Derhy/Sony World Photography Awards)

Shanghai City is the backdrop for a series of pictures about living places and the way we deal with public space. Photographer Arjen Schmitz said: 'I work as a fine art artist with a 8x10 inch Sinar. Working with this camera forces me to select my pictures and subject very carefully in terms of cropping, light condition, an other circumstances wich could influence my picture.' (Arjen Schmitz/Sony World Photography Awards)

These images, by Carlotta Cardana, are from a personal project on couples who belong to the Mod scene, a subculture that originated in Britain in the late '50s and became very popular during the '60s. It is quite difficult to pin down what lies at the heart of this movement as it has evolved in many different ways during the years, but all Mods share a passion for everything related to the '50s and the '60s, especially the clothes and the music. (Carlotta Cardana/Sony World Photography Awards)

Kai Uwe Gundlach, from Germany, qualified as a finalist in the Still Life awards for his series entitled 'Timeless' (Kai Uwe Gundlach/Sony World Photography Awards)

The true face of a victim: Every year people in Bangladesh are disfigured beyond recognition by acid attacks. The victims are literally scarred for life. Award‐winning photographer Ken Hermann visited Bangladesh and returned with a striking series of photos and a documentary that emphasises the resilience of the mutilated victims, in a collection entitled 'Survivors' (Ken Hermann/Sony World Photography Awards)

This shortlisted photograph of Lady Gaga's waxwork was shot by Fabrizio Cestari for the series, 'Wax System'. Fabrizio got the inspiration from celebraty portraits, combining real glances and fake faces, and said the experience was one of the most fun shoots at Madame Tussauds. (Fabrizio Cestari/Sony World Photography Awards)

Vinicio Drappo's collection 'Deep Night' demonstrates clubbing as a place of suspension and a daily routine. Vinicio is a finalist in the People category. (Vinicio Drappo/Sony World Photography Awards)

This collection earned photographer Kacper Kowalski a place as a finalist in the Landscape category. Kowalski, from Poland, said: 'I took to the skies above Poland to gain a vantage point over a country gripped by harsh winter. Temperatures can drop to ‐ 30 C degrees and stay below zero for months. The few specks of colour in these images are the only signs of human activity in this monochrome landscape' (Kacper Kowalski/Sony World Photography Awards)

Melissa Golden's photograph of the scene after a tornado hit a residential house in Moore, Oklahoma, has been shortlisted in the Current Affairs category. In this picture Destiny Pierman, 13 collects belongings from the damaged bedroom of her home. She and her mother feared the house had been leveled and were relieved to find that, although it was damaged, it was still standing. Destiny's epilepsy medication, the family's primary concern, was right where they had left it. (Melissa Golden/Sony World Photography Awards)

Hybrid Man Found in China

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Published on 27 Jul 2013
Human Hybrid Man found in China. This Bigfoot hybrid man footage was taken in Sichuan Province in China and is being described all over the web as the Chinese Hybrid Man or Yeren Ape Man.

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So the story goes that the boy's mother had claimed she was kidnapped by a Yeren "The Chinese Wildman" which is the Chinese version of Bigfoot, who raped her repeatedly before she escaped back to her village.

9 months later she gave birth this strange boy who grew to be abnormally large. Although he was never able to speak a language, he gain a mild understanding of what people said to him. He lived to be 33 years old and because he was kept hidden in a small village, not much was known about him.

Bastard Son of a Bigfoot Creature? One explanation was that he was born with (Microcephaly) which is a neurodevelopmental disorder which causes abnormal head growth, poor brain function and a shorter life expectancy. Skeptics who believe this explanation go on to say that the mother was ashamed of having a retarded baby and made up the story about being raped by a bigfoot.

The problem with this explanation however is that doesn't explain the size of this hybrid looking man as no other past case of Microcephaly have been very tall. In addition, he displays many ape-like characteristics such as an ape like jaw, extremely long gangly arms, and a lack of a human neck. Half Human, Half Animal? So is the Human Hybrid Ape Man found in China Real or Fake?

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Bizarre loos, big drops and leaning houses - Photos from Sochi

Recent and archive images of the final push and journey to be ready for the Sochi Winter Olympics, which opens on Friday and ends on February 23. Sochi has for years been what President Vladimir Putin has called the world's biggest construction site, with new hotels being built with state money. Despite the concerns about safety, IOC President Thomas Bach said Russia had managed in seven years to transform an old-fashioned sub-tropical summer resort, once favoured by Soviet dictator Josef Stalin, into a "modern all-year sport and tourism hub".

AWKWARD - A two-toilet double stall is seen in the lobby of a media hotel as preparations continue for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

WEIRD - The walls of a toilet are decorated with a mountain panorama wallpaper and skis on the floor at the "Red Fox" restaurant in the winter sport resort of Rosa Khutor, a venue for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.

WHOOPS - A man looks at a residential house that started leaning after a tunnel collapse in the Russian Black sea resort of Sochi. The house, unnoccupied at the time, began leaning after a tunnel on a nearby road construction project fell in.

STUNNING - A general view of the accommodation at the athletes village in Rosa Khutor as preparations continue for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

OMINOUS - A member of the Russian military walks past a rocket launcher near residential houses next to the Olympic Park in the Adler district of Sochi.

HALF-HEARTED? - Workers paint a Sochi sign at the Rosa Khutor alpine resort near where the Winter Olympic Games are taking place.

GLORIOUS - Sweden's snowboarder Sven Thorgren goes off a jump during snowboard slopestyle training at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics in Rosa Khutor.

MAGNIFICENT - Course workers look at Switzerland's Martina Koch speeding down the track during the women's luge World Cup at the "Sanki" sliding center in the winter sport resort of Rosa Khutor, a venue for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.

WHAT? - A photographer puts a python on a sunbather for a snapshot on a beach outside Russia's Black Sea city of Sochi. Photographing with exotic animals such as snakes, parrots, monkeys and alligators is popular among holiday-makers at the Black Sea coast of Russia.

FLYING - Snowboarders sail off jumps during snowboard slopestyle training at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics in Rosa Khutor.

STERN - A warning sign describes the rules for walking on the snow as snow cannons are in use at the Russki Gorki center where the Olympic ski jumping and Nordic combined events will take place in Rosa Khutor near Sochi.

DANGEROUS - Kim Jun Ho (L) of South Korea crashes during practice at the Adler Arena in preparation for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

CUTE? - Russian President Vladimir Putin strokes a Persian leopard during his visit to the Persian Leopard Breeding and Rehabilitation Centre in the Sochi national park.

MASCOTS - Women in traditional Russian costumes wait for the prize-giving ceremony after the two-men bobsleigh test event at the "Sanki" sliding center in Rosa Khutor, a venue for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.

Hiya all,

As a fan of Light Language I want to bring this Japanese (?) young man to your attention. His name is Yantara Jiro, here is a YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQis3txIhzQ

This is his website: http://yantarajiro.com/

Love and Light to you all!

Louise

Hello, I have good news last week I finished my initiation in the Nusta Karpay it was wonderful my connection with the goddess was restored renewed. I have a vision when it happens I saw a crow flying but from top, I looked on his back and when I was trying to connect to say something I here the scream of a hawk I was the hawk maybe a second or a minute later I see a paqo a Peruvian sitting, mediating, he was the crow. What a moment I am glad that I can share it with you al greeting love PieterFranciscis

SaLuSa via Madad
Posted: 27 Aug 2013 10:03 PM PDT

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Love can be felt and be seen everywhere around you, take it inside and let it move through you and sweep away the last fragments of the old, that you know have no power over you and cannot help you anymore. We know you understand our messages, because they are sent with our love and energy within and they are helping you with your transformation. They are not just words, as words cannot fully express our desired meaning and information that we want to share with you. Therefore with every message that you read, focus also on energy that it is carrying and you will be able to understand more and “read between the lines”. It is possible for you now to understand also that what is not written in words as your higher vibrations are allowing you to sense and feel so much more than ever before. This is how we live and communicate with each other, feeling the energies that surround us and that is what you are ready to practice, as for very long time you were not used to feel and sense others and only focusing on surviving. Now it is almost impossible not to feel as your mind and bodies changed so much, that only those who wish to stay within lower vibrations deny this fact, but also for them will come that moment when they decide to move forward and back home.

There are many surprises waiting for you as you go along your path and although many of you are prepared for all the spoken changes, you will still be amazed of so much more happening and changing in your reality and your lives. We cannot speak of them as they will be your own choices and desires that you will follow, so it is upon you to choose from endless amount of possibilities that will lie in front of you. Once you clearly see your path, a lot of possibilities will show up and those you will feel most attracted to, you will choose to be part of your life. If unsure which one is the best one for you to experience, there will always be someone who will help you decide, but do not expect that there will be someone who will tell you exactly what to do, as now you are awakened and also need to take the full responsibility for your own experiences. We are here with you to guide you until you are able to completely trust yourselves in everything that you choose or do, and we clearly see that many of you are allowing Yourself to guide you and that trust is built inside and also starting to be seen on the outside. With all the changes coming to you, it will be easier for all that are awakening now, and you will see the fruits of your hard work in their smiling and loving expressions.

It is such a wonderful time to be on Mother Earth right now, she feels that so many people are returning her love back that she is literary starting to glow, and we are all watching this beautiful change with amazement and happiness. Soon some of you will be able to also see it, as this is also allowing us to come to you and show ourselves for those who are ready and this will allow others to get ready too. Stay in these wonderful energies and feelings, as we say so often, and leave all that is not serving you behind. Tell that to your mind as many times as needed and you will shortly see that it works as it is always your intentions that are speaking to the Creation Forces.

I am SaLuSa from Sirius and I am so gladly sharing my love and energy with you all and I thank to all of you that are sending love back to me, I feel it from every one and each of you that do so and feel blessed to be able to be in such connection with you. We all from Galactic Federation are enjoying our presence here, so close to you and are ready to greet you within our reality.