JamesHelson

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About me
  • Name

    JamesHelson

    Birthday

    1962-03-01

    I am a

    Man

    Primary Aura Color

    Blue

    Secondary Aura Color

    Yellow

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Writing Your Love Colors Dating Profile
    Writing Your Profile Writing your profile can make an enormous difference in attracting your ideal partner. Here are some suggestions to help you create an effective, fresh, and interesting profile. We encourage you to be unique, creative, and authentic.Invest Your Time Invest thoughtful time and energy into presenting the true you. If you don’t have time to really think about who you are and what you want in a partner or write about the authentic you in your profile, how will you have time for a relationship? Words and Tone The words you use and the tone you set in your profile communicate a lot about you, so think carefully about what you say and how you express yourself. We also suggest you write your content when you’re having a good day so people can see you at your best. Writing when you are frustrated, angry, or depressed could cause you to write a profile in a tone that doesn’t represent the real you – the wonderful, amazing, and unique you. Be Creative There are plenty of ordinary profiles filled with common, cliché statements. People often write that they like to dine out, walk on the beach, play with the dog, or spend time with friends and family. Make your profile unique. Be creative. Be original – since you are an original. Be specific about you, your personality, and the inner you, so it sets you apart from cookie-cutter profiles. Descriptions Use examples of who you are rather than just writing a list of adjectives that describe you. For example, rather than saying you are “funny”- show us you are funny. If you have a sense of humor, let it show in your profile. Or reveal what makes you laugh. Humor shows that you don’t take yourself too seriously and that you can be fun company. Rather than merely writing that you are a “music lover” – describe what types of music you like and why. If you are active and athletic, maybe explain why. Do you enjoy being physical and spending time outdoors for the pure joy of it? Are you interested in health and fitness? Are you competitive, is it how you release stress, or is it how you stay clear-headed and balanced? If you are deep and contemplative, describe how you spend your time and what topics you think about. If you are sensitive, quiet, and shy – reveal what you love to do and why. If you tend to be a loner, explain how and why you would share your life with a companion. Be Honest Don’t be afraid to be real. If you want to be with someone who accepts the real you – show us the real you. If you misrepresent yourself, once someone meets you they will quickly learn you cannot be trusted and the potential for a meaningful connection may end before it begins. It’s better to learn to believe in yourself and give people a chance to like the real you. If it takes a little longer to meet that special person, it will be worth it. This way, you won’t exhaust yourself pretending to be someone you’re not. Although it’s important to be honest, you don’t need to over-emphasize something about yourself that you may think is negative. For example, when it comes to weight you can describe yourself as large, voluptuous, or curvy. Be Positive Be positive about yourself. Everyone has qualities that are valuable and traits that are likeable. Be sure to include the best version of yourself. There’s no need to spend time writing things that could push people away. Avoid negative references in your profile. If you write about your self-doubt, lack of hope, past failures, or disappointments, you will make yourself less attractive to others. Complainers and overly critical people are not enjoyable as dates or partners. If you have a list of “deal-breakers” (moral, religious, financial, family, or social), mention them in a positive tone. Share Your Colors For additional content ideas, you could refer to the color descriptions Pamala Oslie has shared in her videos and written text to help paint an accurate picture of who you are. One of the special benefits that LoveColors offers is providing a new “language.” Members can easily learn to identify, understand, and discuss the different personality qualities of a Blue, Yellow, Violet, Red, Green, and more. Sharing your colors and describing yourself using the language of the colors can be a unique way for others to understand who you are. Other Content Ideas Consider adding a favorite short poem, song, or quote that could attract your favorite life color. (Be sure to credit the author.) If you want to capture the attention of a Blue, for example, adding a quote or lyric about love and romance could be beneficial. A Violet may be inspired by a quote from a great leader or humanitarian. If you want to attract a Yellow, add something funny and entertaining to your profile. You might want to approach your profile as if you are writing to your best friend – open, honest, and friendly. Steps to Take Create your profile on paper or in a word processing program so you can easily edit and refine it before cutting and pasting it into LoveColors. Save your document for future changes and updates. Before submitting your profile, you may want to read it out loud. This is a good way to find errors, typos, and awkward sentences. Make sure you spell check. Misspelled words are a yellow flag for people reading your profile. If you care enough to use good grammar and spelling, you will set yourself apart from those who do not make the effort. It will show you care. User Name Your username says a lot about you so choose something that reflects who you are. Keep in mind that creative usernames are eye-catching and can prompt a reader to click on your full profile to learn more about you. Sometimes anonymous and simple user names such as “Mary2428” or “Mick398” are effective. It is important, though, not to use any significant or self-identifying names or numbers in your username. Be aware that if you decide to be bold – “Wildwoman352” or “DareDevil99” – you will create certain assumptions in members’ minds. Be mindful of the impressions you are making. Photos Photos are important – they’re worth a thousand words. We offer suggestions on how to post your best and most effective photos at Tips on Photos. If you are concerned that someone you know may see your picture, remember it will be because that person is online, looking for someone special as well. Make sure your photos do not exceed the file size limit and are JPG, PNG, or GIF.Length of Profile When considering length, remember that short and sweet is better than a novel about your life. Yes, your life is fascinating and complex, but maybe save most of that for later conversations. Leave them wanting more, not overwhelmed. Don’t be so brief, however, that they aren’t able to learn enough about you. Find a balance – interesting and enriching, with just enough information. Describing Your Ideal Partner The choices you make in describing your ideal partner can have a positive or negative impact on members who read your profile. Unless there are “deal-breaker” qualities that are absolutely not acceptable to you, you may want to stay as open-minded and expansive as possible when describing your preferences. You may end up eliminating an amazing person or discouraging a potential partner from even contacting you because you got too specific about hair color or location, for example. Be upfront about you intentions. Are you looking for a soul mate, a friend, or a casual relationship? If you are looking for a simple friendship, then say that and avoid mentioning long-term relationships or marriage in your profile. Use language in your profile that sets the tone of who and what you are looking for. If you want a savvy business type, then describe your desires in a professional, intelligent, and savvy manner. If you want someone who is warm, patient, and caring – it’s best to have a warm and caring attitude in your writings. Submitting Your Profile It may take a few drafts until you’re happy with your profile, so write it and then let it be. Revisit it later to see how it reads. Ask someone close to you to review what you’ve done and give you honest feedback. Find out if they think it reflects the real you – and the best of you. Once you’re happy with what you’ve created, post it and see what results you get – you can always amend it later. Don’t procrastinate or delay submitting your profile because you’re afraid it’s not good enough. You can always go back and make changes later – especially once you see the responses, questions, and comments you are receiving.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Tips on Photos

    Post a photo of yourself. Make sure the photo does not exceed the file size limit and is a JPG, PNG, or GIF file. Use recent photos that were taken within the past 6 months. Photos should reflect the best elements of you. Look your best. Be the focus of your shot – be the only person in the photo. Group photos can be distracting. Don’t post photos with a “friend” of either sex. Photos with animals, cars, boats, planes, motorcycles, etc. can also be distracting and are usually not effective. Just show you – your face – your whole face. Make sure your face is well lit. Photos taken in the mirror are not as appealing. Use your computer to adjust color, lighting, clarity. It’s easy to do – or ask someone to help you. With today’s computer technology, it’s easy to make a photo look good. Color photos are more effective than black and white. Avoid overly professional glamour shots – pretentious images can be intimidating. Avoid images where you are far away and cannot been clearly seen. Please post photos of yourself, not someone else. If you’re sincere about finding a partner (using our “Love Colors Dating” service), be authentic. Present your true self – not who you think you have to be to attract someone.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Safety Tips for Love Colors Online Dating

    Love Colors Dating is designed for people who are genuinely interested in finding quality friendships, loving companions, and/or long-term life partners. We encourage Love Colors Dating members to commit time to learning more about themselves and others. We encourage giving careful thought to creating a sincere and thorough profile so the most compatible partner can be found. Take your time and do it right. Love Colors Dating is dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing, and educational environment where you can grow as an individual and find love within a great community of people. We encourage you to reach out and communicate with people via waves and emails. Take full advantage of our matching, coaching, and video services to assist you in your journey. And while we want you to have fun and enjoy the process, we also want you to be aware, be safe, and use common sense. You and you alone are in control of when, and if, your personal information is ever shared with anyone on this site. Take your time to get acquainted with people in the Love Colors Dating community. Do not feel rushed or pushed to move forward with anyone, on any level or in any manner, until you feel comfortable, safe, and ready.Love Colors Dating does not conduct background checks on the members or visitors of this website. Here are some important suggestions to protect your safety when meeting people on this site and in person:Protect your identity Do not use your real name, personal phone numbers, or any other personal identifying information until you are comfortable and feel safe doing so. It is always a safe choice to remain anonymous until you believe the time is right to share personal information. Love Colors Dating uses secure technology that allows you to wave and email members without revealing any of your personal information. We strongly recommend that you do not post your personal contact information in your profile. Do not use parts of your name, city of residence, or any other personal information in your user name. If you receive personal information (name, phone number, email address, etc.) from a member, remember that you are not obligated to use it or to offer your personal information in return. Do not share or pass on any member’s personal information. If you choose to receive direct emails outside of Love Colors Dating, we encourage you not to use your regular email address. Set up a new email address that is used only for your online dating contacts. If you use a regular snail mail address, use a PO Box, not your street address. Be aware of the impact your user name will have on your ability to attract a person who is genuinely interested in a relationship. Sexual connotations in your user name or email address on this site may discourage people from contacting you, or encourage the wrong element to contact you. Blocking and Reporting If you feel uncomfortable with anyone who is communicating with you on this site, or if you are receiving any questionable, abusive or threatening messages, immediately stop communicating and “block” the person. You may also report them to us by Contacting Us. Never send money to someone you meet online. If someone asks you for money, for whatever reason, do not do so please, report the situation to us via the “Report” button. If somebody is asking you, they may be asking others, and your report can help protect other members. To see some of the signs of a type of scam, read below. Beware of any person asking for money, donations, airline tickets, or any form of gift. Also, please report anyone suggesting that you link to a pay-to-view site or business phone number, offers to model, invitations to singles sites, or anyone attempting to sell any merchandise or service to you. Please report any such communication received to Love Colors Dating. Keep a record of your email conversations on this site. Love Colors Dating does not store copies of your correspondence after 30 days. Safe Dating Please act responsibly and safely when meeting someone. Whether you plan to meet a person in your home area or out of town, carefully consider these common-sense, cautionary steps: Meet in a public place where other people are present. Do not meet at your home or the home of the person you are meeting. Do not reveal your hotel or home location. If you are traveling to meet someone, stay in a hotel. Do not stay at the person’s home – especially on your first date. If you stay in a hotel, use your mobile phone to contact your date to prevent disclosing your location via caller ID. Use your own transportation, or take a taxi, to get to your pre-arranged meeting site, or to and from the airport, train station, or bus station. If your date wants to meet and greet you at the airport, you can let them know you appreciate their kind gesture, however, let them know ahead of time that you will not be joining them in their personal vehicle – especially on a first date. Do not take valuables with you on a date. Leave them at home or in a hotel safe. Notify friends or family members where and when you are meeting and when you plan to return. Tell your date that you have notified them. Do your homework. Educate yourself about your date as much as possible before you meet. This is appropriate and it is your responsibility. Be Aware of Instincts or Telltale Signs That Things are “Not Right” If the other person can only meet or talk to you at odd hours, or talks in hushed tones, or has to get off the phone quickly, he or she may be keeping a secret (such as marital status). Honesty is always the best policy. If a person cannot be honest with you or is hiding something, they are not worth your time. Love Colors Dating is committed to protecting your privacy and safety. Because we do not require or conduct background checks for our members, we encourage members to do their own research on potential matches, including asking questions, using Internet search engines, using professional background checking services, and most importantly, using common sense. You and your date may wish to consider using such a service before you meet. It is understandable for people to want to guard their privacy with people they don’t know, but if a person is vague or inconsistent in their answers, or offers many more questions than answers, you should be wary. If you are about to meet with someone, you should be able to ask and receive answers to your questions. Be realistic – maintain good common sense. Do not rush into any arrangements. Allow time for the relationship to develop. If it is real, it will last. People can make costly and even dangerous mistakes by excitedly believing they have found love at first sight, or after having just a few conversations online. Take your time to really get to know the person. Do not share your financial information. Beware of any solicitations. Be wary of anyone who discusses financial problems, losses, hardships, get-rich schemes, or other scams. Here are some important suggestions to protect your safety when meeting people on this site and in person: Love Colors Dating does not conduct background checks on the members or visitors of this website. Do NOT send money at any time or for any reason to anyone! This is the number one reason why scammers are on Internet sites. Continue reading to see some of the more common fraudulent schemes used by scammers. Nigerian Romance Scammers They’re called Nigerian Romance Scammers because often they are Nigerian men posing as someone else (man or woman) on Internet dating sites. They use fake pictures and fake profiles to attract daters into a romantic relationship so that they can ask for money and/or goods. According to news reports it is a huge business. Although it is impossible for online dating sites to proactively identify and eliminate scammers, we try our best. However, please be aware of these common characteristics of scammers and if you have any suspicions or any member asked you to send them money or goods (phones, computers, etc.), please report them to us immediately. Common characteristics of scammers: Profile Characteristics: Their profile sounds “too good to be true.” Sometimes you will find typos in their profile, but this is not always the case. However, even if their profile spelling is perfect, their emails and messages will have more typos than you would expect from someone comfortable with the English language. They look much younger and more attractive than you would expect for their age. Scammers often use photos of fashion models so all of their photos appear to be “staged.” They often state their relationship status as “widowed” in order to gain sympathy from their victims. Scammers typically list their location as affluent areas in the U.S. Many use Beverly Hills, Pasadena, and other affluent communities within a large city such as Los Angeles. Message and Conversation Characteristics: As opposed to exchanging emails on the site for some time, they immediately ask to move to an Instant Messenger chat program. If you suspect someone is a scammer and they asked to chat on another site or platform, tell them, “I don’t chat” and see if they suddenly lose interest in you. If they do – they are most likely a scammer that realized they could not engage you to the level they needed to for making a profit. Scammers usually engage in conversation for several days before telling you that they are on a business trip overseas. Sometimes they will say they are working in Europe or are even working as an American civil engineer working on a road or building construction project in Nigeria. They will tell you that they will return in about a week or two and would like to meet you. However, when that time comes, either their trip will have been extended, or they will encounter an accident. Common themes include staying longer than expected, losing their wallet and having no money to return home; or being mugged, being in the hospital and needing money to be released and fly home. They ask you for money to help them get home to meet you ASAP. Some scammers may even ask for money to continue Internet access to be able to talk to you. They will try to get you to send anywhere between $100 and $500 per week to them. If you do engage in an ongoing conversation with a scammer, they move into a romantic relationship VERY quickly. They will often tell you they love you within a few days and may even ask you to marry them within a week or two. They will engage many hours of your day and night talking with you to get you hooked into “needing” them. If you speak with the scammer on the phone, please note their accent compared to what they say their nationality is. They often say they are from another country living in the U.S. But notice whether they have a Nigerian, Asian, or Russian accent. You can hear all of these accents on http://www.youtube.com. Scammers will often ask you to Skype them because they want to see you and your expressions. But, they will use many excuses why they don’t have or can’t use a webcam so that you can see them. Our advice is that if they ask you to video chat with them, refuse to do so unless you see them on video chat first. Asking for Money: When asking for money, scammers will request that money is sent via Western Union to a name but with a question and answer code. According to the Western Union website, this is because using the Q&A code eliminates the need for the recipient to show a picture ID to pick up the cash. Anyone, and yes, we do mean ANYONE who asks you to send them money or products IS a scammer. No question. No doubt. Although these are called Nigerian Romance Scams, the scammers can be from Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Thailand, The Philippines, Russia, or even other countries. You will know where the scammer lives because they will ask you to wire the money via Western Union to their location. If you suspect you have encountered a scammer, contact us immediately! If they are trying to defraud you, they will try to defraud others. Please assist us in keeping this site safe.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Dating Tips for Men & Woman

    Politeness, courtesy, and common sense are the first steps toward a successful date. Give plenty of lead time when asking for and planning a date. People have busy schedules. Confirm the day before. If offered the choice – let your date know where you would like to go. People want to do the right thing. It takes the pressure off if you are specific about your likes (food, restaurants, etc.). Dress appropriately for the date. If you go to a nice restaurant or event, dressing up shows you put some extra thought into the date. However, don’t wear clothes that are uncomfortable – that could ruin your enjoyment. Wear clothes that reflect the real you but are still appropriate for the event and location. It may be easier to choose a familiar place where you know the environment, staff, menu, etc. – a favorite restaurant where you are comfortable. Being able to offer menu ideas and suggestions to your date can be a plus. Men – be considerate. Opening doors or pulling out your date’s chair may seem old fashioned – but it can make the person feel important and respected. Wherever you go, be considerate and polite to others – the staff, your server, etc. Your tone and treatment of other individuals is a reflection of you, your relationship style, and your communication skills. Wherever you go on the date, enjoy it – don’t get overly critical or picky. Critical behavior can make your date wonder how critical and picky you could be in a relationship. Pay attention to your date. Put the phone or text device away. Avoid meeting at a place where your attention is going to be drawn to a television, a game, or anything or anyone who is going to distract you from your date. Be a good listener. Show interest in the person. Find something complimentary to say. Discuss interesting and positive topics. Learning what your date is interested in is an important step to creating a healthy relationship. It’s nice for both people to be able to share thoughts and ideas – that’s part of being in a relationship. Don’t be afraid to share your beliefs and opinions, but you don’t need to start a debate. If you want a second date, it’s best to be diplomatic and respectful of your date’s beliefs and opinions. It shows you are open to learning and growing. People are attracted to others who are considerate, happy with life, and confident but not boastful. Be honest and authentic. If you are intent on building a relationship, then honesty is always the best policy. You can do this in a kind and respectful way – not by being blunt or confrontational. People do not want to hear about any past lover, partner, or spouse; or any negative stories and problems in your life. People who are complainers, needy, or whiny are not very attractive to most people. If you are enjoying the date, let the person know. Don’t assume he or she knows how you feel. Thank your date for a day or evening out. Be courteous. Don’t get too familiar too quickly. Suggesting trips, meeting relatives, and baby names could frighten or intimidate your date. Taking phone photos can also cause concern too early in a relationship. When communicating online during the dating process, keep it simple, sincere, and short. Email novels sent hourly may say that you have way too much time on your hands. A second date gives you the opportunity to show you were paying attention on the first date. Choose a place to meet that reflects something you learned about your date. If you were nervous or not as open as you wanted to be on the first date, relax and open up on the second date. Ask and learn and share new things about yourself. To Google or not to Google: You can learn a great deal about people on Google but remember, it’s only a search engine. There are many facts that can be learned about a person, but it doesn’t usually reveal whether or not the person is caring and compassionate with a strong, moral character. Some might consider it invasive, but most people will use Google. Your date may use it to find out more about you too. Do your research – but also trust your intuition and feelings.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    On Monday, April 21, 2014, 5:00 – 6:00 PM PT my radio show guest is Dr. Joe Dispenza “You Are the Placebo, Making Your Mind Matter.” Dr. Dispenza is one of the scientists featured in the award-winning film What the BLEEP Do We Know!? Discover the amazing power of your mind, what the placebo effect is, and how you can use thought alone to create miraculous changes in your brain and body. You can join us on http://www.LifeColorsCity.com or 1290 AM in Santa Barbara. Dr. Joe Dispenza is a fascinating speaker with powerful information that can change your life, so I hope you will join us.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    You Lavenders have such a great spring aura color. Spring is a perfect time to remind yourself and others to be whimsical and creative. With flowers and butterflies both on their way, your gift this spring can be to show people how to appreciate the simple and beautiful things in life. You know how to live with quiet grace and fanciful creativity. Remind us to take time to breathe and enjoy this new birth, this delicate season that is emerging.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Reds, you can usher in spring by courageously moving obstacles out of the way so that a new life can emerge. You may literally have shoveled snow all winter or encountered other obstacles, but you show us how courage, hard work and determination can overcome anything that threatens to stop us. Allow your passionate nature to demonstrate to us how to fully appreciate spring and every other season, and how to fully appreciate the physical pleasures of life.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Tans, with your aura colors the same shades and hues of the earth, just like the earth, you help us stay strong and grounded. Remind us we can remain calm and feel secure, despite what has happened in the past. With spring here, you have a new opportunity to take ideas that can change our lives and bring them into physical form. Not many others have the patience or the ability to figure out the details involved in the new technologies or the new systems needed to help the planet. Thank you for your steadfastness and willingness to get the job done. Just like the Earth, you stay steady on your course, you take one day at a time, and eventually new life emerges.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Violets, with the arrival of spring, you can bring a new vision to the planet, one with renewed hope for the future. Show us, just like spring emerges from a cold, discouraging winter, that with dedication and strength we can emerge from our struggles. You are the inspirational leaders who can keep us believing and evolving no matter the obstacles. Demonstrate to us that you trust your visions and inspire us to know anything is possible.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    You Blues are here to give and experience love. You embody the nurturing energy of nature, of Mother Earth. Spring is the perfect time to reawaken your ability to give and teach love, despite any wounds you’ve experienced, just as the Earth with her continuous and unconditional love brings new life to us again and again. We need love all year round, but when spring is in the air, you devoted Blues can help us experience new hope, a feeling that we are safe, and a renewed belief in love.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Green is often the first color to emerge in nature when spring arrives. You Greens are able to bring forth new opportunities, new organizations, new ideas, new businesses, and new financial stimulation to the world so that others can benefit from your entrepreneurial spirit. Just like green sprouts that push their way through the heavy snow, you have the tenacity and persistence to accomplish your goals when it looks impossible. You are an example of what is possible when one is committed and is courageous enough to take action.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    You Yellows are the embodiment of spring – with your joyful, optimistic, enthusiastic, creative, and youthful energy. Many of you finally get to go outside and enjoy nature again. You can truly be a breath of fresh air. Thank you for reminding all of us to joyfully appreciate life! Keep reminding us to play.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Welcome to Spring! What Can Your Personal Aura Colors Bring to This Season?

    Spring represents new birth, new life, new creations, new commitments, new perspectives, and new growth! This is the perfect season to bring new life to your dreams. It’s the ideal time to plant seeds of your ideas into the fertile and lush energy of the universe that is all around you. It’s also the time to melt off the old limiting beliefs that have kept you frozen in your tracks, to let go of the past wounds and disappointments that have kept you suppressed. Just as nature shows optimism by bringing new life once again to the planet, you can follow the example and allow new life and renewed positive energy to arise in your life. Spring is here! New life is here!

    Here are some thoughts on how each of your aura colors can help us usher in spring! I hope you read about each of the aura colors and the benefits each brings to the world. It’s helpful to understand and appreciate all souls on the planet. We each have our special gifts to offer. (If you don’t know your personal aura colors, you can take the quick quiz on http://www.LifeColorsCity.com.)
    To Be Continued…

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Please join Pam today from 10:00 – 11:00 AM PT on “Spiritual Insight Radio” with host Tiffany White. http://truepsychicsnetwork.com/wp/

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Earthquakes galore. Some ways we can shift the energy: Neurobiologists believe that the brain uses electrical signals to communicate and send information between brain cells. Thoughts and feelings create electrical impulses and currents, which flow beyond your brain to be experienced in the rest of your body. You can feel this energy particularly well when you experience strong emotions. While our thoughts and feelings can cause electrical currents to surge through our brains and bodies, this same energy also has an effect beyond the body. If the brain and body are sending electrical impulses and waves of information, how can these waves be limited to the body since the body is just energy? If the body is just subatomic particles and a lot of space, which is what quantum physics is telling us, where are the actual physical boundaries of our bodies?I’ve observed the effect these thought waves or electrical impulses have on the aura, the energy field that radiates out from the body. This radiating energy or aura contracts when you are fearful or turns red when you are angry. It also expands when you are excited, happy, or feeling powerful. These same waves of energy can also affect our environment. These electrical impulses can travel outside of the body, beyond our aura and into the air, much like radio waves being broadcast from a tower. Many of us have been in a room with someone who is angry and felt the intense energy coming from him or her. If you pay attention, when people have been arguing you can feel the tension between them. The air often feels dense or heavy. If these electrical signals can affect you and transcend the body to affect your environment, might they also affect the weather and the planet? Science is discovering that the energy from solar flares affects the Earth and the weather. Why wouldn’t massive amounts of electrical energy coming from large populations of people also affect the environment and the weather? If large groups of people in a particular area are sending out electrical impulses of fear, anger or grief it’s bound to affect the atmosphere.We could learn to use our energy to transmit calm, loving energy through the atmosphere to affect the weather and the Earth in a positive way. Many people subscribe to this ideology, and we’ve seen positive effects arise from groups of people meditating, chanting, or intentionally sending loving, calm energy into the atmosphere. So with all the earthquakes rockin’ and rollin’ right now, we can help by sending out waves of loving, peaceful energy to calm the planet AND calm the people who are being affected. We can still “shift” without things being dramatic, scary or painful. Are you available and willing to help right now? Do you have the time or inclination? If so, thank you. (The above are excerpts taken from the book “Infinite You”)

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    “Find Happiness Now: 50 Shortcuts for Bringing More Love, Balance and Joy Into Your Life” by Jonathan Robinson will be the guest on my show, Monday, March 31, 5:00 – 6:00 pm PT. You can join us on http://www.LifeColorsCity.com or 1290 AM in Santa Barbara.Do you know the #1 Secret that’s Been Proven to Lead to More Money, Health, and Love? It’s not beauty, talent, or even smarts. It’s Happiness. Happy and highly fulfilled people make approximately $750,000 more over the course of their lives than unhappy people (in the same jobs!) They also live nine years longer and are more likely to find lasting love. Robinson has taught more than 100 million people simple ways to be happier–through TV shows such as Oprah and CNN, and with his nine best-selling books. We have amazing guests on our radio show – whose goals are to inspire, educate and help you live a greater life. Join us!

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Please join me today for my radio shows! I will be a guest on “Spirit Salad” with host Tamara Dorris. We will be discussing my newest book Infinite You.http://www.blogtalkradio.com/spiritsalad/2014/04/03/pam-oslieLater this evening, I will be a guest on “Outlaw Dave” from 5:15 – 5:45 PM PT. http://www.kprcradio.com/onair/outlaw-dave-25379/
    I hope you enjoy the shows!

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 7 months ago

    Spoon Bending – Evidence That Matter is Not Solid
    By Pamala Oslie

    Science has discovered that at the quantum level (the smallest level) everything is made of energy, that our thoughts affect matter and consciousness creates our reality. If at the core of our “physical” world, everything is made of this energy, then there is nothing fundamentally solid about anything.

    “Everything we call real is made of things that cannot be regarded as real.”
    —Niels Bohr, (1885–1962), Noble Prize-winning physicist

    Is there evidence that this is true? And if there is, how can we use that information to change and improve our lives?

    If you explore what they’ve discovered through the double-slit experiment or read what twentieth-century physicists like Schrodinger and Heisenberg have written about consciousness, you’ll see how there is scientific evidence that our thoughts create reality. Both these Nobel Prize-winning physicists saw a connection between consciousness and reality. Heisenberg is considered to have been an advocate of philosophical idealism. The idealist view holds that nothing has an independent, real essence outside of consciousness, that the objects we perceive are identical with the ideas we have about them, and that it is intelligent life that defines reality. This is a profound concept – one that could be and is radically changing our worldview and many people’s lives.

    This is one of the most amazing ways I’ve discovered for myself that this is all true. In a spoon-bending class, we were taught by an aerospace engineer that matter is made of energy; that nothing is really solid – unless or until we believe and perceive it as solid.

    Following his directions, I gently held a spoon by two fingers at the very tip of the bowl and two fingers at the bottom tip of the handle. We were told to imagine the spoon becoming liquid. I became quiet and envisioned that in my mind. Within moments, and using the power of my mind to intensely focus on the belief that it was possible and that the spoon was liquid, I actually felt the spoon turn into a gel-like liquid. I quickly bent the bowl of this previously very rigid, sterling silver spoon.

    The instant I realized I was damaging the spoon, it froze in my hands. This was one of strangest sensations I’ve ever experienced. One minute the item was solid, then it was a gel-like liquid, then it was a twisted solid—right in my hand.

    In two other experiments, we were told to envision our spoons just bending over – which, after taking some time to shift my belief about what was possible, was exactly what happened. There were no tricks involved. We didn’t rub the spoon handle until it became hot enough to bend, and we didn’t bend the spoon forcibly under the table – as some critics like to claim in their attempt to debunk this ability. I bent spoons with the power of my consciousness.

    This experience once again proved to me that “physical” reality is not what we believe it is. If this is possible, what else can we do that we have yet to uncover? What are the limits to our consciousness and to our natural abilities?

    If you’re interested in learning more detailed information or being guided to be able to do this for yourself, I write more in my book “Infinite You: A Journey to Your Greater Self and Beyond” which you can find at http://www.LifeColorsCity.com.

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 8 months ago

    The Dot – You are More Amazing Than You Know – Part 4

    You are far grander than you realize. Being an infinite being doesn’t just mean you will have greater freedom and enhanced abilities once you escape your physical body at the end of your life. You are an unlimited being now, someone with amazing abilities that extend beyond the known, but limited, three dimensions we are so familiar with. These inherent skills exceed what most people believe is possible, and some would say they are impossible. Many of us are living proof, however, that these abilities are real. Like the first few dots to jump off of the paper, we’ve already been experiencing life beyond the accepted three-dimensional boundaries. And if some of us have these expansive talents, everyone has them.

    We are evolving into a more highly developed species, one with a superior level of awareness and greater abilities. And I have proof. After decades of living with enhanced abilities, exploring spiritual principles, and delving into quantum physics, I’ve discovered that there is more to reality and who we are. I’ve also experienced much more freedom, love, and joy in my life because I’ve developed these advanced abilities. Because so many other people have been demonstrating unusual and advanced abilities as well, it’s time to reassess our definition of human being and live our greater potential here and now. So I’m sharing this information with you in the hope that it will inspire you to leap off the page and live a more amazing life.

    In this series of blogs, we’ll be exploring some of these natural but advanced abilities and reveal how you can develop your own abilities.

    (to be continued…) Excerpt from “Infinite You” by Pam Oslie

  • pamoslie wrote a new post 10 years, 8 months ago

    The Dot – You are More Amazing Than You Know – Part 3

    One day, as the first dot leaps up off the paper, he pauses for a moment and looks down. He realizes he’s not just jumping up and down – he is up and down. He has height! He has height and depth and an inside and an outside. He’s not just a flat two-dimensional being. He’s not just a dot on a piece of paper jumping into a three-dimensional world. He is a three-dimensional being that exists in a three-dimensional world. He realizes that he had always been that and he had only been experiencing a portion of who he truly was. He now had a whole new world to explore as a liberated three-dimensional being.

    ***

    Today, we perceive ourselves as three-dimensional beings. We’ve been taught that reality is three-dimensional—and in fact, this fits with what our physical senses tell us so usually we have no reason to question it. Everything we see in our world appears three-dimensional: with height, width, and depth. We can move back and forth, side to side, up and down, in and out. But . . . are we actually more than this? Do we have a limited perception of reality?

    The astonishing truth is that you are not just a three-dimensional being.
    You are an infinite and multidimensional being!

    (to be continued…) Excerpt from “Infinite You” by Pam Oslie

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