The Indigo Times

The bubonic plague, also known as The Black Death, was one of the worst cases of disease virality in known human history. The virus swept across the budding new world and claimed the lives of over 155 million people from 1346 to 1351. Those unlucky souls that happened to contract the disease died slow, lonely, and excruciating deaths. Fortunately, in the 21 century, due to better hygiene practices, sanitation, and medical technology health pandemics are quickly identified, quarantined, and eradicated…

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What makes life beautiful and bursting with adventure is its inherent unpredictability. But, inversely, it is this inherent unpredictability that can also make life stressful and teeming with insecurity. The moments in our lives that bring spontaneous and serendipitous events is the same that can darken our doorstep with unexpected and distressing news. The curve balls that life throws our way can completely shatter the expectations our brain makes about the future that provide us with a sense of stability….

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If life is a school, then the Earth is the classroom. Whether people know it or not, everyone on the face of the planet is here to be a student of the tailored curriculum that the Universe teaches us to fulfill our unique purpose for being born. While many of the students of the world are sleeping through class, those that are attentive to learn will grow and ascend through the core principles that the Universe teaches. However, like any…

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