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June 5, 2008 – 12:02 pm
Posted by Leslie

“Pleasuring the Goddess”
By Pam Babbitt, S.I.
What does a Goddess want?
The answer is clear - she wants it all! She wants your full presence and to know that she is the object of your greatest desire. She wants heart connection, soul connection and body connection. She yearns to have all her senses stimulated. She wants gentle […]

By Leslie | Also posted in Birth Control, Estrogen, Goddesses, Holy Hormones Honey! The Greatest Story Never Told, Hormonal Honeys, Hormone Cycles, Men, Menopause, Menstrual Cycle, Menstrual Suppression, Moon Cycle, Natural Cycles, Post Menopausal Women, Premenstrual Syndrome, Psychology, Puberty, Social/Political, Suppression, Synthetic Hormones, Teens, Vaccinations, Women's Health | Comments (0)

A Case for the Moon

May 2, 2006 – 5:15 pm
Posted by Leslie

 © Ken Ring 2004
Reprinted with permission 
Predict Weather.com
The Home of Long Range Forecasting

We all know the Sun radiates heat to the ground and causes extensive evaporation from the oceans and rain forests to the puddles, yet there is no way the Sun can cause the evaporation to fall back to the Earth. Moreover, it can rain […]

By Leslie | Also posted in Biological Clock, Natural Cycles, Social/Political | Comments (1)

Aluna: A Tidal Powered Moon Clock

December 13, 2004 – 9:04 am
Posted by Leslie

Positive News from Around the World
December 13, 2004
Aluna: A Tidal Powered Moon Clock
An unique proposal for a huge tidal-powered Moon Clock is being hailed by scientists and
anthropologists who believe this monumental timepiece could become an internationally
recognised landmark.
The Aluna Project, designed by artist, Laura Williams, will be a magnificent glass and steel structure illuminated by
tidal energy. […]

By Leslie | Also posted in Goddesses, Hormonal Honeys, Menopause, Menstrual Cycle, Moon Cycle, My Sister's Song, Natural Cycles, PMS, Post Menopausal Women, Premenstrual Syndrome, Premenstrual Tension, Puberty, Seasonale, Social/Political, Teens, Women's Health | Comments (1)