Peace of Mind News

When we believe government is attacking individual freedom through massive spying operations, this changes our behavior.

As Chinese artist and writer Al Weiwei says, “We will censor ourselves from free […]

The cognitive dissonance from recent news stories resolved once I understood the agenda behind them.

I realize this may not be true for everyone.

There may still be people who believe government has their […]

The cognitive dissonance is almost overwhelming.

Government is spying on its citizens.

The CIA is feuding with the NSA.

The IRS is targeting groups based on political agendas.

The Department of Justice […]

…Continued from yesterday

New information bombards the American people.

A few days after learning that government is spying upon us, President Obama makes an announcement that voids the primary reason for […]

I’ve written several articles on this site about cognitive dissonance.

Cognitive dissonance is the term for the discomfort you feel when you encounter new information that contradicts long-held belief […]

For those who are paying attention, the story of Edward Snowden has captured our imagination.

It is the stuff of a movie plot.

Snowden gave up a large salary, a beautiful girlfriend, and a successful career […]

Taken at face value, The Guardian’s story about government spying, which has since been tied to defense contractor employee Edward Snowden, is both a warning and a confirmation. 

If you are an uninformed […]

A few weeks ago, I read an interesting article about a reporter who had traveled into Mexico.

While there, he noticed three things about the local cell phone service.

The coverage was excellent
He […]

Friday evening, I noticed the sky north of my home office was darkening earlier than usual.

I checked my weather feed in TweetDeck to see what was headed our way.

There was nothing on the […]

I previously wrote about how to use the intersection of information between mainstream media (MSM), alternative media, and other conflicting viewpoints to determine what is really taking place with a news […]

One of the secondary reasons I began this website was to write about the Occupy Wall Street protests that started in September of 2011.

I am an American who was taught that the United States was founded on the […]

The situation in Turkey puzzles me.

The storyline is too neat. Mainstream media agrees with alternative media.

Every article provides the same details.

Developers were going to tear down Gezi Park in […]

One of the qualities we find within the controversy surrounding Rossi’s E-Cat is the relative absence of mainstream media (MSM) coverage of the new technology.

In fact, the more I observe world news, the more I […]

LENR continues to capture our imagination.

Events over the past couple of weeks have given me reason to watch Andrea Rossi’s work with renewed interest.

I’m not the only one.

After months of little to no […]

I have chosen the viewpoint that is opposite of Heschel’s.

I see God as omnipotent; all-powerful.

In addition, I see God as love.

Therefore, I trust God explicitly, without reservation.

However, there […]

Two summers ago, for my fiftieth birthday, a Jewish friend gave me a copy of Moral Grandeur and Spiritual Audacity,a collection of essays written by the late Abraham Joshua Heschel, a rabbi and a holocaust […]

One of the purposes for life is to find a path that works.

Obviously, not every person takes the same path.

From my perspective, there are tremendous varieties of paths that work within three universal […]

Can universal laws evolve?

Rupert Sheldrake says they can. He says it is reasonable to assume that, in an evolving world, the governing laws will evolve too.

Let’s look closer at this idea and bring some […]

Humanity does not create laws.

We discover them.

I wrote previously about how the peaceful response requires us to understand and align with universal laws.

The danger with doing this is that one person […]

I started following the story of Andrea Rossi’s efforts to create an alternative source for efficient power in October 2011. 

Mark Gibbs, a contributor to Forbes, introduced the story to me.

I responded by […]