In the most literal sense, the rise of rooftop gardening is flourishing all over the planet. In the midst of a sea of concrete and tar, a mirage of living, breathing architecture is forming before our very eyes, taking shape and emerging as an Oasis in some of the world's biggest cities. 

By Contributing Writer Carmen Allgood

The national debate is heating up in France about whether or not to vaccinate. An astounding 58% of French doctors question the usefulness of vaccines for children, while 31% are concerned about vaccine safety. And French parents are following suit. 

By Contributing Writer Carolanne Wright 

Moringa, sometimes described as the “miracle tree” or “drumstick tree”, has small rounded leaves that are packed with protein, calcium, beta carotene, vitamin C, potassium… you name it, moringa’s got it. It also displays not just one or two, but numerous potential healing powers. No wonder it’s been used medicinally (and as a food source) for at least 4,000 years. 

By Guest Writer Dr. Joseph Mercola

This mass migration plan has been in the works for a long time, but they’re kicking it up several serious notches now. While clearly staged US/NATO/Israeli sponsored terrorism and genocide are driving refugees from their economically and militarily bombarded societies, the western nations perpetrating these attacks are, on one hand, publicly appalled at their “invasion”, while on the other, encouraging this very phenomenon to occur. Why? As Peter Sutherland, the UN’s special representative for migration, recently told the British House of Lords, that the European Union should “do its best to undermine” the “homogeneity” of its member states, because “the future prosperity of many EU states depended on them becoming multicultural.” 

By Contributing Writer Zen Gardner

Voting for Hillary in 2016? If you or anyone you know is thinking about voting for Hillary Clinton, you may want to recall the trail of mysterious “suicides”, plane crashes, drug offenses and intelligence leaks surrounding the Clintons ever since they came to power in Arkansas. By 

Contributing Writer Makia Freeman 

Our biology is a complex, highly cooperative, ordered exchange between immaterial light fields and physical molecules. Effective energy healing resets the human light field by providing access to the right frequency-based information. Once received by the body, it knows exactly how to process this information. 

By Guest Writer Katrin Geist

Backed by recent scientific discoveries, there's a growing awareness within humanity that nature and its inhabitants are not as primitive and simple as they were once believed to be. Humans can no longer be considered the sole users of language in the sophisticated manner in which we use it, many species have been shown to have conscious metacognition, and dolphins, for example, have distinct personalities, strong sense of self, and ability to think about the future. 

By Guest Writer Paul Lenda

Although officials continue to downplay the health effects of the Fukushima disaster, many are (re)turning to the proven medicinal properties of natural substances to help them maintain good thyroid health amid rising levels of environmental radiation. Here are some simple and natural things you can do to keep your thyroid in optimum condition. 

By Guest Writer Gavin Bragg

Tibetan Singing Bowls are usually created from alloy of seven or more metals which were available in the metal rich region of Tibet (it is hard to carve a flute with no forests around). There are many uses for Singing Bowls and although the main purpose is to help you learn about your origin, there are awesome secondary affects you ought to know. Relaxation, stress relief, healing, cleansing spaces, dissolving negativity are just few to mention. 

By Guest Writer Radim Cechvala

We all wander through life searching for a higher purpose. We live with the same questions. Who are we? Why are we here? What are we meant to be doing? Am I living my best life? My experiences with over 400 deaths as a frontline social worker in a busy ER gave me the greatest insights and new understandings about death, dying and how the soul wishes to express itself in life. This is what your soul wants you know. 

By Guest Writer Katrina Cavanough

A little over 30 years ago, a teenager named Jadav Molai Payeng began burying seeds along a barren sandbar near his birthplace in northern India's Assam region to grow a refuge for wildlife.