There's nothing like increasing awareness through humour. If we can laugh at the world and ourselves, then not only does it bring important issues into our awareness, but heals the soul too. That's what tickled me about this video. You can feel it's based in ironic truth about the nature of society, yet it gives you a good old laugh about it too. So watch the video, let it spike your awareness - in this case to deceptive food labeling - but let it tickle your humour taste buds too...

Recently I came across this (I could use the word 'alarming') report about the level of dead sea life that now litters the floor of the Pacific Ocean. It would appear it's a direct effect of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, even though mainstream science is currently denying it. Right now, if you check out the alternative media, you'll find a catalogue of disturbing reports about all manner of animal deaths and even birth malformations coming out of the Pacific region. Yet practically not a word is spoken on main stream TV. Make no mistake, this is global event which in the coming years will have a global affect. We need to be aware and informed. It's going to change many people's perspectives on what's really important...

Have you wondered why news about the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant is eerily sparse? Recently the Russian Federation has raised reporting about Fukushima to its highest classification, meaning that if the truth was released, it could damage the foundation of the federation itself. And in America, according to insiders, main stream media are being instructed not to report either, because of their fear of panic. So what exactly is going on? I just came across this video I think all should see. I can feel the impact of this event affecting the entire planet in due course. The synchronistic significance cannot be overstated. We need to pay attention and realise what global events here have kicked into play...

As they say, "all good things must come to an end", but then also "what we do in life echos in eternity". Nelson Mandela is without doubt a great soul that has not only touched the lives of many, but will leave a lasting legacy continuing long into the future. To everyone of us, he is a symbol of courage, perseverance and commitment in the face of adversity. It's these qualities which are so needed at this time to lift humanity into a new evolutionary state. So here at Openhand, not only do we mourn a great man, but also celebrate a great life. Here are a few of his quotes...

20 million people around the globe have so far watched the Thrive Movie. If I had to summarise, I'd say it's really about how the awakening movement can break down the unjust and inhumane, controlling agenda that governs our world; how a more balanced and environmentally friendly society using so called "free energy" could create a sustainable future. To their credit, the Thrive Movement has connected with and supported innovative ventures by entrepreneurial, awakened people around the globe. Personally, I think the sheer number who've resonated with the movie, speaks volumes about how strong the underlying desire for change on our planet really is and I'm greatly heartened by that fact...

Here's a heart warming video if ever there was one. Dairy cows are mostly kept in pretty unpleasant conditions. Separated from their calves so as to keep producing milk; often inside barns away from the fields; and crammed into small spaces. What do they feel? Do they have feelings? The Industrial Food chain apparently assumes not. So take a look at what happens to 25 cows, designated for slaughter when they become no longer productive. See what happens when they're released back into the fields. It's a video that's sure to enhance your delight of mother nature...

Some of you might have been horrified by the recent sweat shop factory collapse in Bangladesh which claimed the lives of more than 1100 people. I wonder if that had happened in the west, what a furore would have taken place in response? That's almost a third of the people that died in 911 for example. Sweat shops are used by many of the major brands to produce the cheap clothing and vast array of other consumerables we take for granted in the developed nations. It's exploitation of the people who produce them and also the planet. We can stop this happening. How?...

Here's a great little video which is entitled "Delcalcification of the Pineal Gland". It contains some really great advice on achieving peak spiritual states as an every day experience by inner purification. I'm not sure I agree it's about the decalcification of just the pineal gland, I would say it's much more wide ranging throughout the various layers of the bodymind. However the advice aligns very well with what Openhand is putting forwards. Enjoy the video, its very informative...

The awakening 'alternative' media has been reporting it for a good while now, but many have simple dumped it in the 'just-another-conspiracy-theory' file 13. Well now science is beginning to come 'clean', well sort of, at least according to this article in the UK's Guardian. But are they simply pre-empting a public backlash? Are they preparing the world for more geo-engineering control; creating the fear of "Global Catastrophe" to justify continued 'experimentation'? It's something we need to build consciousness around because it's beginning to affect all our lives...

It is now two years since the Tsunami and consequent nuclear 'accident' at Fukushima. I remember it so well, we delayed the release of our 5GATEWAYS film as a mark of respect and solidarity for the people. So what's the situation at Fukushima now? And what are the implications society should be taking note of? Well for some, it's business as usual where nuclear is concerned. For others like Germany and Italy, all investment in nuclear power has ceased. I found this video deeply intriguing. I think it's important that we all bring into consciousness the considerations behind the future supply of energy. I'm interested in your views...

The often used argument for human consumption of meat and diary is that we need the B12 vitamin. In actual fact, according to the Framingham Study, one of the most significant biological tests carried out on humans, the highest incidences of B12 deficiency are found among people who actually consume the highest amounts of meat and dairy - now there's a turn up for the books! It also showed that B12 was wrongly classified as a vitamin, when it is in actual fact a probiotic, which we used to ingest with soil from plant eating and then processed in the now defunct appendix. The vegetable plot thickens...

It's no secret that the world financial systems are in a mess. Excess consumption, globalisation of supply chains and profiteering from the earth's limited natural resources have caused a mountain range of debt and thin ice economies not to mention the disastrous affect on the environment. With governments seemingly unable and unwilling to grasp the nettle, there needs to come a point where populations take back personal responsibility for their lives. When Iceland was badly affected by the credit crunch of 2008, rather than accepting crippling IMF loans to reinflate, they kicked out the international system entirely. The result is astounding...