There is a lot of talk about the world coming to an end physically from fearful, pessimistic, doomsday naysayers. No…the world is not coming to an end in December 2012. I don’t believe that for a second. The world is coming to an end the way we know it. We are already experiencing that.


The old system must be abolished in order for a new beginning to take place. I believe we must prepare for another economic crisis just in case. It’s always good to expect the best but prepare for the worse. It never hurts to prepare. There is nothing to fear but fear itself. Fear is an illusion.


Things can get worse before they get better. History repeats itself. It’s a cycle. It might take quite a few years, but positive change is coming for our world. We must focus on love which is the answer, and also we must be the change that we want to see in the world.


That might sound like a load of “Hog wash” but, I’m serious about this. I was born and raised in the church…a Pastor’s daughter. So I know about the “Talk of the town,” these days, which is, “we are going to perish except for a chosen few.” I was once a doomsday naysayer many years ago, but gladly gave that up.


Below is an article that I found on the “End Of The World” subject from Natural News and I am sharing it with you. Maybe you would find it quite as interesting as I have. Enjoy!!
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One in five Americans believes the world is coming to an end; many point to 2012 prophecies

(NaturalNews) Even I was surprised at the results of a recent Ipsos Global Public Affairs poll of over 16,000 people around the world. The poll, underwritten by Reuters, sought to determine the percentage of people who believe the world is coming to an end in their own lifetime. Astonishingly, the two countries with the highest percentage of people who believe in such a thing were Turkey and the USA.


The nations with the lowest number of people believing the world is coming to an end (in their lifetimes) include Belgium and Great Britain.


Globally, about one in seven people believe the world is coming to an end, and about one in ten believe it will happen in 2012.


Of course, the meaning in all this is difficult to nail down, given that everybody’s definition of “the world coming to an end” is different. For some people, the shopping mall being closed is the end of their world. For many of today’s teens, the “end of the world” means losing their texting device.


In my mind, the “world coming to an end” means TEOTWAWKI, or a total grid-down situation with economic collapse, mass starvation and a massive collapse of human population. But even I don’t think that’s going to happen in 2012.

Don’t get suckered into believing the Mayan prophecies

To learn more and read the rest of the article click on the following link: http://www.naturalnews.com/035767_apocalypse_2012_end_of_the_world.html

Is there really a cancer cure conspiracy?

Cancer is finally cured in Canada but Big Pharma has no interest

Many people are asking this question today due to the cancer epidemic. It seems like every time I turn around, someone has cancer. I know what’s it’s like to lose family and friends in the past to cancer. Whether there is a cancer cure conspiracy or not, it’s up for you to do your research and find the answers. Following is an article that I found on the cancer cure conspiracy. It was an interesting read and I thought I should share it with you.


Probably everyone reading this has had some kind of personal experience with cancer. Breast cancer, liver cancer, skin cancer, lung cancer, colon cancer, lymphomas, and leukemia.


We hold fund raisers, walk-a-thons and tel-a-thons. Hospitals have built entire wings dedicated to “treating” those afflicted with cancer.


Why is there no cure? Why are the treatments still so barbaric? Why do people cling to hope so steadfastly that they will allow their bodies to be slowly poisoned by chemotherapy for the last three months of their lives rather than spend quiet quality time with their loved ones and their souls?


Follow the money. Billions upon billions are spent on drugs, equipment, lab tests and analysis, advertisement for cancer treating facilities, all selling that illusive “HOPE.”


Our environment was made toxic, our foods tainted. We were given cancers as yet one more way to keep us preoccupied with our very survival. Few people can focus on spiritual ascension, on moving towards the Light, when you day revolves around radiation treatments, losing your hair, trying to put clothes over your bloated body, or puking your guts up from the chemo.


If a cure for cancer is revealed, those hospital wings will close down. The Oncology Specialists will have to find another field. Equipment and drug manufacturers will go bankrupt. There is more money in being a cancer patient than there is in being a cancer survivor.


~ Boo Walker, RN, BSN (Ret.)


Click here to read the entire article from Sound Of Heart.
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Cancer Cure Conspiracy

Cancer cure conspiracy