Steve Bhaearman enlightens audiences with his humor as Swami Beyondananda. I recently saw him perform in NY and was in constant laughter. He has a great act!! I've asked him to be on the show and talk about the importance of humor and how it can change us. I've always believed comedians are among the wisest and have deep understandings about life. Steve is one of those and his humor certainly reflects it. We're also going to talk about how humor can give us new ways of thinking and perhaps resolve our differences.

We are in changing times and the new generations are being born to actualize them. So many children are designed for a new kind of world and are speaking the language of it. Us older folk have been bumping around and haven't done the best job of creating a society and supporting a planet that is needed for a successful future. There really is great hope for the future as so many children are born to be different than us. They don't speak the same language. It's not that they're attacking the old ways so much as they're inventing new realities. It comes naturally to them in ways that many of us might think are unnatural. P.M.H. Atwater has written a wonderful book about these changing times and changing people. There is a different consciousness that she writes about.

This is a breakthrough health opportunity that can change the quality of life for the entire planet. It's a discovery by an Iranian scientist, Mehran Keshe, who has developed new states of matter called GANS (gas in an atomic nano solid state) which turns normal metals into healing solutions. Dr. Paul and Lynn Schmaltz, who live in Montana, have worked diligently to create powerful plasma water for our individual health purposes using the mono-atomic structure of this discovery. They're dedicated to provide new opportunities to move beyond our limited physical conditions and more.