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Picky, Picky, Picky

*Sahar* — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 20:56:50 GMT

We are picky about the cars we drive. We are picky about what we wear. We are picky about what we put in our mouths. Let's start being pickier about what we think.

New Scientific Discovery!

*Sahar* — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 15:48:25 GMT

Clown Scientists have found that all of our problems can be placed under one heading: Seriousness. Seriousness is the leading cause of everything from Cancer to Reincarnation. The Clown Academy has already discovered a new source of healing. It is a psychic energy point located between the heart Chakra and the throat Chakra. There has recently been some controversy as to the location of the Clown Chakra. New findings suggest that it is more probable that the Clown Chakra is actually located on the nose, more specifically at the tip. Much like wearing a bindi to open the third eye, it is suggested that to assist with opening the Clown Chakra one should consider wearing a big, red rubber nose. If people are feeling miserable, having financial problems, are in ill health or find fault in others or if their relationship situation is in the pits, then obviously, their Clown Chakra is closed. When this happens, scientists have observed under a high-powered microscope, that the cells of every organ display a sad face, and when the Clown Chakra is open and functioning normally, the cells display a happy face. If a person is ill, it is because their mind has projected guilt onto the cells of his/her body and has forced out the love that is normally found within each cell of the body. The cells are therefore saying, "I Lack Love," or "ILL" for short. It has also been discovered that all disease is due to the fact that the cells are out of ease or dis-eased. When the Clown Chakra is open and working and playing properly, the psychic mechanism sucks up misery, pain, anger, resentment, grievances, unhappiness, etc., and converts the energy into tiny red heart-shaped balloons. The red heart-shaped balloons contain Love and Joy. These balloons are directed to the dis-eased cell or situation, and a happy face appears instantly. When the light enters the darkness, the darkness is gone. Sometimes these red heart-shaped balloons are called endorphins, due to the fact that when anyone experiences them, the feeling of separation ends. They experience being back home with All That Is and are no longer an orphan. This is the well-known end-orphan effect. If you think someone is attacking you, Clown Scientists recommend that you visualize sending that person red heart-shaped balloons filled with Love and Joy. Remember to keep your Clown Chakra open and remember to laugh. Seriousness causes reincarnation.

Hoffy Valentine's Day!

*Sahar* — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 20:30:06 GMT

Sending Hugs and Kisses to You All!

Sending out...

*Sahar* — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 01:42:49 GMT

Big Hugs to Everyone! I Love You All!

The Perks of Coffee

*Sahar* — Sat, 22 Jul 2006 14:07:55 GMT

“Our favorite brew has been shown to prevent diabetes, liver damage and gallstones, plus it may also improve physical endurance and pump up your brain power.” “Not only is coffee not bad for our health, it may actually have a healthy protective effect.” Cheryl Rock ~ Prof. and researcher UCSD medicine. “I find that the elderly patients who are the healthiest and doing the best have always had a cup or two of coffee every morning.” Dr. Ken Fujioka ~ Director of nutrition and metabolic research at Scripps Clinic “In addition to caffeine, coffee also has many useful antioxidants and phytochemicals which can reduce inflammation and counteract and prevent many diseases.” Has No Cardiovascular Risk Does Not lead to Bone Loss Reduces Risk of Liver Disease Increases Alertness and Cognitive Functions Improves Physical Stamina Helps Headaches Minimizes Tooth Decay Reduces Risk of Kidney Stones Reduces Risk of Gallstones Reduces Risk of Parkinson’s Now, go enjoy your morning cup! :)

Olivia's Delivery

*Sahar* — Tue, 12 Jul 2005 20:20:21 GMT

Around five weeks ago I took in a stray cat. My intentions were to get her off the streets, clean her up and give her some lovin' then find a home for her, as I already have three cats. Even though the dynamics between her and my other cats wasn't harmonious I was having great difficulty letting her go. After a couple of weeks I noticed it looked as if she was pregnant. Okay! Well, can't give her up now. Her name is Olivia. I had no idea how far along she was in her pregnancy. Last week it seemed as though she was about half way there. Wrong! She gave birth Saturday morning to four little cuties. I followed her as she went into my closet around 3:30 am. I watched her belly move with each contraction. She was rolling around and purring like crazy. I finally got her to relax and she rested her head on my hand and gripped my other hand with one paw. We both fell asleep for about 20 minutes. Then number one was ready to make its debut. The second one was born 30 minutes later; the third another 30 minutes later and the last little guy didn't come out for another hour. There was an indescribable peace in my house the entire day. All the cats were calm and respectful. I am thankful that I followed my intuition in keeping her longer than I had initially intended. All the kitties are healthy and beautiful.