What is the Universe seeking to express through you? In this Consciousness Engineering excerpt, world-renowned spiritual teacher, Michael Beckwith, explains how to find and tune into your life’s true purpose.

Emily Fletcher, the founder of Ziva Meditation, shares in this funny video that this “problem” isn’t really a problem… In fact, it’s great!

At A-Fest Greece, nutrition expert JJ Virgin explains the simple habits we can implement to eat a clean diet — and the habits we need to break immediately to see results.

In this video, Vishen Lakhiani teaches you how to hop off the train of self-inflicted mediocrity and begin achieving your goals and living the life of your dreams. Ready to create a life that truly inspires?

This program takes you on a step by step journey, using Vishen Lakhiani’s powerful framework for teaching, into “stage 3 consciousness” so that you can bend reality and live a limitless life.

How can you set goals for yourself without being attached to them? How can you return to your natural state of a peaceful being and still be successful in your career? Dr. Srikumar Rao shares his idea about this in this video.

There's a surprising thing successful people do differently than others. Marisa Peer shares it in this video.

Do you find it difficult to forgive people who've hurt you?

Are you building your image or wearing a mask? A fascinating story from Dorota Stanczyk, our Creative Director at Mindvalley about how she decided to marry herself for good and for bad and embrace her

Most of the time, schools can’t teach our children how to live extraordinary lives. Mindvalley founder, Vishen Lakhiani, and Lifebook founder, Jon Butcher, discuss controversial yet powerful ideas behind raising children.

The documentary is divided into sections: 1. Geographical facts – unveils truth that Israel is in Africa not Asia minor/middle east (archaeological sites are visited, Suez Canal, Sinai Peninsula and tectonic shifting explained) 2. Connecting our Ancestry – Tribe leaders of people who have inhabited the land long before Europeans and Asians are interviewed, also amazing documents such as land titles, and other extraordinary documents and pictures are used to display undeniable truth. 3. Deception – This breaks down some long founded beliefs. For example Moses identity, Jesus being European (hidden pictures of a Black Jesus are shown in one of the oldest churches in the holy land). Film also shows the African quarters in the old city Jerusalem which is not on any modern map as a means to erase their every existence from the minds of the people of the land and tourist. 4. Change for Prosperity – Shows the accomplishments of the ancient African communities both tribal and Bedouin, and the direction their taking for a better future. 5. Spiritual Awakening — Introducing the notion of an uprising of African awareness in the holy land.

Kevin C. MacDonald is Professor of African Archaeology at the UCL African Studies Research Centre where he has taught since completing his PhD at Cambridge in 1994. He has worked in Mali for more than twenty years on field projects ranging from the Late Stone Age to the historic era, principally in the Gourma, M?ma, Haute Vall?e and Segou regions. His analytical specialities include archaeozoology, ceramics lithics and the excavation of earthen structures. He is currently co-editor of the Routledge journal Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa. The UCL Institute for Global Health is an initiative to garner the power of UCL to address the most pressing issues of global health today. Anthony Costello (@globalhlthtwit) is Professor of International Child Health and Director of the UCL Institute for Global Health.

This week's African Woman You Need to Know - Tanzania's make-up star "obsessed with adornment" produced by Louise Smith

Nawal Al Hawsawi qualified as a pilot against all odds and is currently a campaigner against racism and domestic violence in Saudi-Arabia. It hasn't been easy for her.

African Women You Need to Know Queen Njinga Mbande (legendado)

How the Europeans Divided Africa

Part of the first of five golden ages of Nubia

Identifying the Lost Tribes of Israel in Africa Today Based on Biblical Prophecy - Video

The bushmen once ranged over the entire continent, but they were displaced by Bantus pushing south. They took refuge in the Kalahari and namib deserts long before the arrival of the Europeans. Those who did not reach safety in the desert were exterminated or enslaved by the Bantus and the white people. It’s not surprising that the majority have alcohol problems. Luckily there are still some families holding onto their culture and traditions… including their hunting methods. Their most powerful weapon comes from under ground. Using metal bars they dig holes looking for the round objects that they’ll use to prepare a powerful poison. Back at camp, the men prepare to make the poison mixture. Then they chew the roots of the poisonous sansevieria plant and mix the resulting paste with the insides of the larvae and the seed powder, producing a liquid powerful enough to kill anything. All that's left is to apply the poison to some arrows. With the performance of the appropriate ritual, the spirits will show the way to find game. This is considered necessary in order to bring good luck and keep bad spirits away. The hunt has begun. They have hit a male oryx. If the arrow has hit a sensitive area, such as the neck or the lungs, the oryx will fall down dead in a matter of hours, but if not, the slow chase can go on for several days. The arrow punctured the oryx's left lung, resulting in a slow, painful death. The Bushmen are, in fact, extremely respectful of their natural environment, as many anthropologists have pointed out. This meat will provide enough food for a couple of weeks. They preserve it by smoking, and it belongs to the community as a whole.

1. Geographical facts - unveils truth that Israel is in Africa not Asia minor/middle east (archaeological sites are visited, Suez Canal, Sinai Peninsula and tectonic shifting explained) 2. Connecting our Ancestry - Tribe leaders of people who have inhabited the land long before Europeans and Asians are interviewed, also amazing documents such as land titles, and other extraordinary documents and pictures are used to display undeniable truth. 3. Deception - This breaks down some long founded beliefs. For example Moses identity, Jesus being European (hidden pictures of a Black Jesus are shown in one of the oldest churches in the holy land). Film also shows the African quarters in the old city Jerusalem which is not on any modern map as a means to erase their every existence from the minds of the people of the land and tourist. 4. Change for Prosperity - Shows the accomplishments of the ancient African communities both tribal and Bedouin, and the direction their taking for a better future. 5. Spiritual Awakening -- Introducing the notion of an uprising of African awareness in the holy land. .

Economists say the growing protectionist stance of the current US administration has potentially negative implications for trade welfare in many African countries including South Africa. The US has been at loggerheads with China over the imposition of trade tariffs on imported goods from either of the countries leading to tension in world markets. South Africa's trade benefits under the current African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) of 2000 could potentially devastate many sectors that have benefited under the Act, with profound social impacts. Today we ask, has AGOA benefited the South African economy or presented it with challenges and problems?

An ancient indigenous tribe is on the verge of extinction in India's Andaman Islands. Habitat loss, disease and exploitation could wipe out the 400-strong Jarawa tribe, who still hunt using bows and arrows. Lapses in policing and continued activity by tour operators, who encourage 'human safaris' where Jarawa women and children have in the past performed for tourists, are partly to blame for jeopardising the tribe's existence. Many activists want to close the main road into the tribal reserve to protect the tribe from further interaction with the outside world, but it is a lifeline providing food and work for the island's 600,000 inhabitants.

African History Egypt, Ethiopia & Sudan A look into history in the sand may hold the key to unlocking past.

Episode 5 of a 10-part TV series made by Dr. Maya Angelou for KQED in 1968 called Blacks, Blues, Black!, which examines the influence of African American culture on modern American society. Includes scenes of Dr. Angelou in the studio explaining why she feels it's essential to teach students a fully balanced account of African history. She states: "It is important that black Americans understand today that we ... must not fall into that trap of being sub-human or super human ... We have been as good as any human being can be. And we have been as bad as any human being can be." She uses poetry, music and historical images to illustrate her argument, as well as a panel discussion which includes reflections from Karen Richardson, introduced as the daughter of Julian and Raye Richardson of the "Success Book Store" (now known as Marcus Bookstore). Also features views of Dr. Angelou visiting a store in San Francisco which stocks traditional African art, clothing and jewelry. This episode was written and produced by Dr. Maya Angelou and directed by Robert Hagopian.

The Himba people of northern Namibian have maintained their unique culture for centuries. That is despite challenges from an unforgiving climate and outside pressures. But for how much longer can they preserve their way of life? CCTV's Maria Galang reports

Africa Himba Tribe Village Life

Let's look at a map and see a summary of the different phases of exploration, conquests and colonization of African territories by European powers, beginning from the mid-15th century.

This is a Collaboration with 26 other History Channels. Project Africa takes a look at the History of Africa. This video talks about the European Scramble and Partition of Africa.

In which John Green teaches you about European Imperialism in the 19th century. European powers started to create colonial empires way back in the 16th century, but businesses really took off in the 19th century, especially in Asia and Africa. During the 1800s, European powers carved out spheres of influence in China, India, and pretty much all of Africa. While all of the major (and some minor) powers in Europe participated in this new imperialism, England was by far the most dominant, once able to claim that the "sun never set on the British Empire." Also, they went to war for the right to continue to sell opium to the people of China. Twice. John will teach you how these empires managed to leverage the advances of the Industrial Revolution to build vast, wealth-generating empires. As it turns out, improved medicine, steam engines, and better guns were crucial in the 19th century conquests. Also, the willingness to exploit and abuse the people and resources of so-called "primitive" nations was very helpful in the whole enterprise.

Seventeen African nations gained their independence in 1960, but the dreams of the independence era were short-lived. Africa states of independence tells the story of some of those countries - stories of mass exploitation, of the ecstasy of independence and of how - with liberation - a new, covert scramble for resources was born. [September 2, 2010]

A Brief History Of European Colonization in Africa

The history of Africa and the Middle East from the ancient era to 2016. It should be noted that this video does not cover every year before the year 600. ---------------------------------------------

Nursery Rhyme - 1,2,3,4,5 Once I caught a fish alive One two three four five is the first nursery rhyme many children learn to count to. We have made this version with three different choruses with original words and music that count through the numbers.

Rhymes for children & kids songs with color crew babies from baby first tv. nursery rhymes & baby songs with surprise eggs. so sing -along with us !!! 0:16-5 little crayons jumping on the bed 2:29-10 in the bed 5:12-wheels on the bus 8:43-colors, head, shoulders, knees & toes 13:13-hickory dickory dock 14:43-family finger song 18:14-twinkle twinkle little star

In this ABC phonics lesson, they land their rocket on planet Alphabet to learn an important Vowel rule! What happens when two vowels are next to each other? The second vowel stays quiet, while the vowel before it says it’s own name. This important Vowel rule is taught in a simple and effective way. This simplicity makes it easier for kids to view this ABC phonics lesson over and over until they have mastered it completely. Feel free to check out our other ABCs for kids videos! We release a new KIDS LEARNING video every week! So don't forget to subscribe. ABC phonics have never been so fun!

LYRICS: Cody, It’s time to learn the 12’s - Sing a song of tables it's time to learn the 12's - Sing them loud and clear not just to yourselves - Practice this song then you will surely know Just how cool it is for you to learn the 12's.

Our topic for today is Planets of the Solar System. The eight planets in their increasing order of distance from the Sun are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. They revolve around the Sun in definite orbits.

- Help support more content like this! Here is an in-depth introduction to the Solar System and the planets that are in it. From the sun to why poor Pluto is no longer considered a planet, come along for a ride across the Solar System and learn a ton of cool facts about Solar System! FreeSchool is great for kids!

Learn about the 8 planets of our solar system with Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune With this fun educational music video made for children and adults!

It's a song about the Sun and the planets for children of all ages. Kids songs song for children

Join Lotty on an amazing ABC PHONICS- reading for kids adventure with her friends Fuzz, Chuck, and Chip! Together, they will learn the ABC phonics, Capital and lowercase letters, vowels, letter sounds, letter blending, and sight words. Along the way they will sing songs, and even play games!

Alphablocks is the hit CBeebies TV show helping children learn to read.

Nelson Mandela is the former President of South Africa. Watch this educational cartoon for kids on his life. Spending 27 years in prison Nelson Mandela fought against Apartheid in South African and became known in history as a leader for justice and civil rights.

Nigeria's business capital, the most vibrant African city and an attraction for both investors and travellers.

Jesus rides in triumph into Jerusalem. The multitudes greet Him with shouts of "Hosanna to the Son of David." Matthew 21: 1-11 1 And when they drew nigh unto Jerusalem, and were come to Bethphage, unto the mount of Olives, then sent Jesus two disciples, 2 Saying unto them, Go into the village over against you, and straightway ye shall find an ass tied, and a colt with her: loose them, and bring them unto me. 3 And if any man say ought unto you, ye shall say, The Lord hath need of them; and straightway he will send them. 4 All this was done, that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet, saying, 5 Tell ye the daughter of Sion, Behold, thy King cometh unto thee, meek, and sitting upon an ass, and a colt the foal of an ass. 6 And the disciples went, and did as Jesus commanded them, 7 And brought the ass, and the colt, and put on them their clothes, and they set him thereon. 8 And a very great multitude spread their garments in the way; others cut down branches from the trees, and strawed them in the way. 9 And the multitudes that went before, and that followed, cried, saying, Hosanna to the Son of David: Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord; Hosanna in the highest. 10 And when he was come into Jerusalem, all the city was moved, saying, Who is this? 11 And the multitude said, This is Jesus the prophet of Nazareth of Galilee.

I had quite a unique experience this past weekend when I was a guest on Dr. Tumi's Gathering of Worshippers with over 30 000 people at the Voortrekker monument in Pretoria, South Africa. Please watch and be inspired to be the change that the world needs...

At The Veritas Forum @ Rice, Marianne Meye Thompson answers a student's question about extra-biblical evidence for Jesus Christ. She discusses the famous quote in Josephus and the historical credibility of the New Testament. Over the past two decades, The Veritas Forum has been hosting vibrant discussions on life's hardest questions and engaging the world's leading colleges and universities with Christian perspectives and the relevance of Jesus.

Israeli archaeologists have revealed startling new evidence which questions the traditional depiction of Jesus Christ's crucifixion. They unveiled the replica of a fossilised heel of a man crucified two-thousand years ago at a major exhibition in Jerusalem on Thursday. The nail appears to have been hammered into the bone sideways, suggesting the legs of crucifixion victims straddle the cross on either side, rather than hanging straight down. It isn't the first time questions have been raised about the accuracy of the depiction of the Crucifixion. The argument over whether Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross or simply strung up with rope is one that has continued for nearly fifteen-hundred years. Traditional depiction's usually show Christ with one nail piercing each palm and a third hammered through crossed feet extended straight down. But now it seems the traditional image may be inaccurate.

An overview of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the birth of Christianity. World History on Khan Academy: From the earliest civilizations to the modern world, geography, religion, trade, and politics have bound peoples and nations together — and torn them apart. Take a journey through time and space and discover the fascinating history behind the complex world we inhabit today.

People claim Jesus wasn't a real person. Is there historical evidence for his existence?

Join historians as they attempt to solve one of the world's greatest biblical mysteries -- the missing years of Jesus.

In this special Easter presentation of the John Ankerberg Show, Dr. John Ankerberg along with some of the world's foremost archaeologists and scholars, explore the four fundamental historical facts that prove Jesus rose from the dead. Almost all secular as well as Christian scholars agree to the historical accuracy of these facts, providing convincing evidence for the resurrection.

Meet a brain surgeon whose near-death experience convinced him Heaven was real.

In this It's Supernatural! Classic episode from 1999: Jeannette Meadows scored in the top ten percent on intelligence tests until she died on the operating table. She saw Heaven and returned to her body. When she returned to life, she didn't know the alphabet. It took her eight months to learn to just take a bath. It is a medical miracle she can think and speak so clearly!

Sid Roth's It's Supernatural! Classic episode from 2000: Curry Blake's daughter died and miraculously came back to life! Stay tuned here every Wednesday & Friday for It's Supernatural! Classics from our It's Supernatural! archive!

WOMAN DIED AND WENT TO HEAVEN (POWERFUL TESTIMONY)!

Learn about creative fashion design, rare and extraordinary garments by young and passionate designers.

Bamuza Sono, who made his Ezenkosi debut in 1997 against XI Men in Flight in Mbabane, Swaziland (Mandela Cup) aged 17, plans to follow in his father’s footsteps by going into coaching sometime in the future.

National First Division side Jomo Cosmos take on United FC in the Nedbank Cup tomorrow and Mtshali is confident they can win.

Historian Robin Walker breaks down the difference between racial and self- esteem in the context of Africans being erased from history.

Johannesburg, 10 April 2016 - Today marks the 23rd anniversary of Chris Hani’s assassination. He was killed by Polish immigrant Janusz Walus, who may soon be a free man after he was granted parole by the High Court in Pretoria.?

This week Learning World is getting to grips with the state of education in South Africa. From the early days of schooling through to university graduates euronews' Maha Barada has explored the highs and lows of a system only liberated from apartheid some 20 years ago. ==Apartheid Legacy== For the past two decades South Africa has struggled to normalise a two-tier education system created under apartheid. But the shackles of inequality between the country's white and black populations continues.

What was apartheid? Many millions of children and young adults have only known a world without it. t led to international isolation and civil conflict, but eventually crumbled after Nelson Mandela was freed from 27 years in prison.

What was it like living and working in Apartheid South Africa as an outsider? Michael Buerk was the BBC's South Africa correspondent from 1983 to 1987. Newsnight asked him to revisit some of his own reports from the country to paint a picture of Nelson Mandela and his life.

This documentary about Nelson Mandela, nominated for an Oscar Award in 1996 (Best Documentary Feature), is the official film biography of Nelson Mandela, the first democratically elected president of the ethnically united South Africa. The film touches on Mandela's childhood, family, education, and his long struggle to gain freedom for all the various ethnic groups in South Africa, including his experiences on the Robben Island prison.

Born Free (2014): Born young enough to not know the legalised racism during apartheid, or to see hundreds die in the struggle for freedom, what does it mean to be South Africa?s ?born free? generation?

New historical documentary on the unknown era of South African filmmaking and the later cinematic identity in the nation during the death throes of apartheid.

South Africa's parliament has approved a bill allowing the government to expropriate land in the public interest. The new measure will allow a compulsory purchase of lands and give more ownership to blacks. As a result of colonial dispossession and apartheid, 87 percent of South African land is owned by whites and only 13 percent by blacks. The governing party ANC said the law would tackle injustices imposed by white-minority rule.

Lynsey Chutel on South Africa's land reform

The EFF's national spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi sat down with HuffPost SA to explain why the party is advocating for land expropriation without compensation and how farmers will be supported under this new legislation.

Race relations are a critical fault line in South Africa with over 500 racism-related cases having been reported to the South African Human Rights Commission in the past year alone.

The Ones That Got Away (1998): The process of reconciliation began with great hope in South Africa's black and white communities. Now, however, it seems that the nation is struggling to move past the spectre of its deeply divided past. On a Sunday afternoon, Cynthia Ngewu visits her son’s simple grave. For her, like many other victims of apartheid the Truth Commission has delivered knowledge, but not comfort. Her son was one of the Guguletu Seven who tried to raid a police van in 1986. Even though the authorities discovered their plans, the men were not arrested, they were slaughtered. It was a massacre that has come to represent apartheid’s worst excesses. Unfortunately Claudia doesn’t feel she got anywhere near the truth at the TRC. For the people at the highest levels of politics stayed away. Craig Matthews was one of the few police officers who did tell of his part in the South Africa’s bloody history. He doesn’t expect to be forgiven, he knows people will hate him forever. But he at least did tell. He calls those who didn’t show-up LMFs – ‘Lacking in Moral Fibre’ and says their actions undermine the future. Cynthia knows how she feels about it: “In the white community they are not willing to accept that horrible past and humble themselves before the nation and bring about a healing.”

South Africa is a complex and changing country that is still dealing with a legacy of racial division. It was only 15 years ago that the system of apartheid ended, and since then many of the racial barriers have been broken down, if not forgotten. But a gap still exists today between have and have-nots, and many of the poor are black. They may be equal on paper, but because of impoverished conditions, many still feel unequal.

In 2006, 12 years after apartheid ended - poverty, race and violence are issues that many South Africans still face.

We revisit the 20 South African children first filmed in 1992, to see how love, money and violence colour their lives.

Filmmaker Clifford Bestall takes a personal journey to the heart of one of South Africa's most dangerous neighborhoods and through the stories of some of its residents reveals a rich seam of today's urban South African experience.

Protesters have marched in Pretoria, Capetown and Durban, denouncing rampant corruption. The anti-corruption activists say the march was in support of transparent funding models for South Africa’s political parties. They say there is a need to bring an end to state-owned enterprises being used to benefit corrupt individuals. Since the African National Congress (ANC) took over, corrupt officials are said to have stolen a staggering $50bn. Is the ANC to blame? And can the scourge of corruption be stopped?

In South Africa, rates of sexual violence and violence against women are among the highest recorded in the world, and the numbers of perpetrators prosecuted are much lower. Some women in South Africa are now using social media to seek justice.

South Africa's new flag, designed to represent the "Rainbow Nation", has almost completely supplanted the previous, apartheid-era flag, but some South Africans worry about the context in which the old flag is still flown and want to ban its display. The Nelson Mandela Foundation, which wants the apartheid-era flag banned, saying it represents hate and racial discrimination.

The Stream - 'Born free' South Africans look toward country's future