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Question: Have you ever lived alone? How do you feel safe? Do you feel safe? Has anyone ever broken in your home while you were in it? I’m gonna be left alone for a while, and I’m trying to find some way to feel safer. My home had some break-ins as a child, but they were always when my whole family was on vacation. Virtually nobody wants to break into a home with somebody in it because if it comes to confrontation and they end up hurting you, their risk of jail and their time spent in jail goes through the roof. You can make it seem like more people are in the house than there actually are by leaving music or a TV on in a room on the opposite end of the house/apartment. Keep your curtains drawn, especially at night, so nobody can see inside. Keep things handy that help you feel safe, such as pepper spray. (You can make your own by putting cayenne in a spray bottle with rubbing alcohol. Remember that 99.99999999% of people would never consider breaking into someone’s hom...

Sinus Infection? Neck Pain? Same Difference. It’s a common mistake to think the following symptoms are unrelated: Sinus infection and/or stuffiness Headaches, migraines and/or light sensitivity Neck tension and/or trapezius tension Swollen glands under the jaw Ear infection or itchy ears Motion sickness or simulator sickness Chronic cough or bronchitis Sore throat These symptoms – these systems – are interconnected and inter-related. It’s common knowledge that mucus running down the back of your throat can give you a sore throat. The same is true for an ear infection, but both of these can travel the other way. An infection that starts in your nose can travel to your ears, throat, and lungs. Your lymph tracts themselves become burdened, and your glands swell. Overflow from your lymph system can cause your muscles to be acutely sore, or, if you have chronic tension in these muscles, you may have a low-grade infection or toxicity level within your glands that is chronic. Bec...

Polarities – Opposites An introduction Opposites stem from the same core – it isn’t just that they’re on the same scale, but that the opposites themselves are closer to one another than the center. In fact, it will help if you visualize the scale as a circle rather than a line. Just bend that line in your imagination until the opposites touch one another. Got that? Excellent. But now, remember that these opposites appear extremely different. This article is here to illustrate why the appearance is deceptive and what is actually going on. It is the core sameness within opposites that follows the “law of attraction” most strongly – like things attract like things. It seems like opposites attract because two “opposite ends” of the same polarity will attract. There are several reasons for this maya (illusion), which I will now explain in some detail. The part of you that is expressed consciously will have a counterpart that is subconscious. The more e...