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Our Drive To Bond

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Since we’re driven to form bonds, we need to understand how Nature intended us to bond. Until we successfully learn how to couple, how can we follow the example of cells to create larger cooperative communities? Until we successfully learn how to couple better, the next stage of our evolution, wherein humans assemble to form the larger superorganism humanity, is stalled. (more)

Sex in the News

-1.jpgSex therapy with puppets, Elizabeth Smart on the danger of abstince-only education, and how the NRAt is making bank on misogyny, and more in this week's update.  (more)

Sex in the News

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Masturbation May, two guys, two girls and one mission: female ejaculation, figuring out feminist porn, and more in this week's update.  (more)

Wild Water

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Until recently, human beings drank exclusively of a water that could be described as "whole" or "wild." The removal of dissolved minerals and trace elements from water through filtration and distillation poses health concerns. Should you be drinking processed water? (more)

The First Signs of Consciousness

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New research finds that babies show signs of consciousness and memory as early as five months old. (more)

Sex in the News

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A quadriplegic learns to orgasm through his thumb, Virgin's mile high stalking club, and a squid sperm tries to impregnate a human mouth in this week's update.  (more)

In Memory of a Sexual Freedom Fighter

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John Williamson, a pioneer of the sexual liberation movement, passes away at 80 due to complications with lung cancer. He was best-known for creating the legendary Sandstone Retreat in Los Angeles with his wife Barbara. (more)

Sex in the News

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The Supreme Court and prostitution, China's leftover men spike sex toy sales, explosive dildos hit a church in Spain, and more in this week's update.  (more)

You Are what You Drink

vitalisre.jpegLearn how the water you drink creates the person you are. Join Daniel Vitalis for the live, interactive webinar "Why Wild Water.(more)

Sex in the News

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George Takei offends strippers, legal sex assistants, a strap-o-string for his ding-a-ling, are bras bad for boobs, and more in this week's update.  (more)

High on Health: CBD in the Food Supply

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CBD is a molecular component of the cannabis plant. If just 10% of what research doctors are now saying about CBD is true, then this is a discovery with significance similar in medical impact to the discovery of antibiotics. Soon you will hear doctors (not just cannabis physicians) advising their patients to "exercise, and get your CBD." (more)

Sex in the News

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France makes contraception and abortion free, smartphones and dating apps, Jada Pinkett Smith on being open, and more in this week's update.  (more)

Sex in the News

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Bill Gates wants a new condom, getting horny in a wheelchair, going mad for John Hamm's member, and more in this week's update. (more)

Herbal Healing

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Learn to integrate herbal wisdom into your life in Guido Masé's Evolver webinar, "Healing with Medicinal Plants: The Health Advantages of an Herbal Kitchen." Starts Saturday, April 6. (more)

Adaptogens: Herbs for Strength, Stamina, and Stress Relief

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Using tonic remedies to restore balance and health in a person is an ancient idea. An "adaptogen" is a type of remedy commonly found in traditional Chinese, Tibetan, Ayurvedic, and Native American medicine. (more)

Sex in the News

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The Supreme Court and same sex marriage, sleeping your way to true love, and how to avoid becoming a rapist in this week's update. (more)

Energy Healing

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Health is the balance between the physical, Etheric, Astral and Mental bodies. We nourish the Etheric body with food that is enlivened with electro-magnetic energy,  clean air, good water, sunlight, positive thoughts and loving feelings. (more)

Sex in the News

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Deep throating and the Miss USA pageant, The Femnist Porn Book, the ex-pope and his manservant, and CNN's appalling coverage of the Steubenville rape. (more)

Talking to Fire: Botanical Immunomodulation

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Fire is visible in our body's inflammatory response. We rely on it for protection, but it also underpins almost every disease process. Steroids and antiseptic agents may be useful at times, but if we are going to start talking to the inflammatory fire within us, we need a different set of tools. (more)

Sex in the News

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Holding condoms in NYC can get you arrested, interracial sex is a porn taboo, bid for a Brazilian sex doll's virginity, and more in this week's update.  (more)

Sex in the News

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Why anal sex can make men more thoughtful lovers, the NFL and sexism (again), a feminist porn star shares her story, and more in this week's update. (more)

Biochemistries in Love

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The "love hormone" oxytocin is actually more properly identified as a neuropeptide because it acts not just within your body but also within your brain. Oxytocin has long been known to play a key role within social bonding and attachment. (more)

Healing Potential of Plants

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Waking Times published an article about research that shows natural products can be as potent as man-made drugs.

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Green Healing Revisited

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Medical marijuana exhibits healing versatility in a yearlong study of 19 nursing home patients as hemp is claimed to repair damaged cells and even DNA. (more)

Voicing the Unvoiceable: Why Energy Healing Is So Un-PC

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At its finest, Bioenergetics is staggeringly improper, unwaveringly un-PC, wonderfully iconoclastic and warriorfully liberating. It asks clients to leap into emotional terrain they falsely believe to be off-limits, to move beyond their fear threshold, to connect with, and own, their own emotions as unredeemably dark as they might appear to be. (more)

Become a Human Vibrator

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Om is actually comprised of three distinct sounds compressed into one syllable. They represent past, present, and future, and thus evoke the timeless states that can be experienced during lovemaking. (more)

Synthetic Madness

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The nation may soon be ready to sweep dangerous, store-bought synthetic drugs off the map, as marijuana simultaneously gets a shot at defederalization. (more)

Sex in the News

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Can MDMA improve your long-term love, Ed Koch is dead but his greatest failure lives on, why some people lie about relationships, and more in this week's update. (more)