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Duty to Warn 

A regular column by Gary Kohls, M.D.

Nativity - A moving Christmas memory by Kevin Annett

"a good and decent man, who saw wrong and tried to right it, saw suffering and tried to heal it, saw war and tried to stop it." – Ted Kennedy, eulogizing his assassinated brother Bobby in 1968

In these latter days of planetary hysteria, everyone seems to be the enemy and the real villains keep getting away with their shit cloaked behind a three second sound bite. It’s enough to make you want to puke all over everything, you know?

I know most Americans woke up this morning to news that shocked them, whether they were happy or not about the results of the election. A man who has no military or political experience was just handed one of the most powerful and influential positions in the world. It is unprecedented in the United States.

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The spiritual path comes in all shapes, sizes and difficulty levels. There are teachings on the planet geared toward every level of seeker imaginable, and each is perfectly placed to appeal to those for whom its lessons are targeted.

In this first in a series of interviews, two veteran political activists and old friends reminisce about growing up in the sixties and seventies and how they were part of a broad revolutionary movement to change the world. How has the system changed since then? How have they held on to their principles and kept fighting against oppression and high crimes?

https://youtu.be/TkaUd4piVqg


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Living in this world of opposition is a battle for everyone, and this battle is especially poignant for those who are attempting to function from a higher level of conscious awareness. For those of you who resonate with this, there are three keys for how to successfully live in the world that I would like to share with you.

IF NOT NOW THEN WHEN

It wasn't the first time. Ever since I can remember, people have had difficulty pronouncing my last name correctly. Sometimes I let it go, but most of the time I correct them.

"Get over it."

There was great wisdom in those words…..if only he had consciously directed them at himself.