What is twin flame synchronicity ?

Ladies and gentlemen, let’s face it – you are probably wondering what is twin flame synchronicity, right? Well, it’s very simple – you just have to take a look at the article below and discover more about this. First of all, you should know that synchronnicity is an event which is not related or it is unlikely to happen together by chance, yet it is experienced as occurring together in a meaningful way. And, just like some events may be grouped together by a reason, they are also grouped together by meaning. A collection of events by implying there is no need to have an explanation in terms of cause and effect. Synchronicity was first established in 1920’s and described by Carl Gustave Jung, He is a Swiss Psychologist.

And, to be honest with you – in my personal opinion, there is no such thing as coincidences, if you were to see all the events and ideas can be all connected together by a meaningful connection which can be very personal to the one who is having the synchronicity.

I believe there are connection made between the inner and outer world, through internal psyche events and the external physical intensional events. There is an unique distinction in between the terms “chance” and also “synchronicity.”.

Through many synchronicities in life twin flames begin to recognize that these events are a symbol of their connection. Initially, many think it is simply by chance, eventually, when they have a better surrender to this deep connection, they place their ego aside and understand that it is certainly not by chance.

Once that is understood, they begin realize that their paths were put in purposely in the same place, at the same time for a reason. When they are both at the exact same phase to increase their understanding as well as their growth. Another sign of a twin flame synchronicity is allowing them to see that they are part of the same path when they cross together. They might live different lives, the mirroring triggers the twin flames to feel their close bond which in turn acts as a driver to growth as well as understanding of the soul.

A cold-hearted volcano "Mount St. Helens"

Below most volcanoes, Earth packs some serious deep heat. Mount St. Helens is a standout exception, suggests a new study. Cold rock lurks under this active Washington volcano.

Using data from a seismic survey (that included setting off 23 explosions around the volcano), Steven Hansen, a geophysicist at the University of New Mexico, peeked 40 kilometers under Mount St. Helens. That’s where the Juan de Fuca tectonic plate melts as it sinks into the hot mantle beneath the North American plate, fueling an arc of volcanoes that line up like lights on a runway. All except for Mount St. Helens, which stands apart about 50 kilometers to the west. Still, Hansen and colleagues expected to see a heat source under Mount St. Helens, as seen at other volcanoes.



Instead, thermal modeling revealed a wedge of a rock called serpentinite that’s too cool to be a volcano’s source of heat, the researchers report November 1 in Nature Communications. “This hasn't really been seen below any active arc volcanoes before,” Hansen says.


This odd discovery helps show what the local crust-mantle boundary looks like, but raises another burning question: Where is Mount St. Helens’ heat source? Somewhere to the east, suggests Hansen. Exactly where, or how it reaches the volcano, remains a cold case

Women have Better Memory than a Men

About 75 percent of people experience memory problems as they get older. Causes include dementia and Alzheimer's disease (AD). Women are more likely to be affected by AD and dementia than men.

As women reach menopause, they also struggle with forgetfulness and "brain fog," and for some, this memory depletion continues after menopause. Some researchers have found that women have difficulty with verbal fluency at these times, too.
Nevertheless, women with healthy aging brains continue to have an edge over their male counterparts when it comes to memory function, even in midlife and older age.


Indeed, some studies suggest that, even from childhood, women outperform men in memory tasks. This is especially true of verbal memory. The difference becomes more significant just after puberty, and it continues into adulthood.


Research has suggested that verbal and associative aspects of memory are more likely to be impaired than nonverbal function as people get older.
It also seems that people who experience problems with verbal memory before the age of 50 years are more likely to face additional cognitive impairments after the age of 65 years.

How do hormones affect memory?

Researchers from Boston, MA, have been investigating how the menopause and levels of sex steroids might affect particular aspects of memory.
Neuroactive sex steroid hormones, including estradiol, are believed to affect learning and memory in women, and they may underlie sex differences in learning and memory performance.


Estradiol affects the structure and function of brain regions that relate to memory. As levels fluctuate during the menstrual cycle, verbal working memory performance can change, too.
To find out more, the team decided to investigate memory function as it relates to estradiol levels in early midlife.


They hypothesized that sex differences, hormones, and reproductive status might correlate with changes in memory performance.
The researchers also wanted to know which memory domains are most likely to be impaired in menopausal women and whether the level of memory function in early midlife might predict the future onset of AD, based on family history.

Despite a dip at menopause, women outperform men in memory tests

The participants were 212 men and women aged between 45-55 years.

Fast facts about memory loss

• In 12.6 percent of American households, one or more people have confusion or memory loss
• In 6 percent of households, all adults have confusion or memory loss
• Causes include vitamin B12 deficiency, alcoholism, tumor, infection or blood clots in the brain.

As estradiol declines during menopause, women find it harder to learn something for the first time and to retrieve information. However, they continue to maintain and consolidate stored memories effectively. The findings suggest that different parts of the brain are affected.

Previous studies have shown that women with a longer reproductive period, and therefore greater exposure to estrogens, have better immediate and delayed verbal memory in mid- to late-life.

A fall in estradiol levels during menopause has also been found to relate directly to changes in brain activity in the hippocampus, which plays a role in memory function.

Is there a link with Alzheimer's?

The parts that are affected appear to be different from those affected by early AD, and the team found no indication of a link between menopausal brain deficits and AD.
"Brain fog" and forgetfulness have sometimes been attributed to job stress and the need to multitask, rather than menopausal transition.
The current study confirms other findings suggesting that menopause, and more specifically, estradiol, may play a role.

Tips for WhatsApp Users

WhatsApp has become a lifeline for almost smartphone user since its launch in year 2009. It is the most popular chat app in the world and has over 1 billion monthly active users. But while a lot of people use WhatsApp, not everyone is keeping track of all the new features the app has got in the last several months.

In fact, since the beginning of this year the number of features coming to WhatsApp has grown at a rapid pace. Nowadays, almost every two weeks there is a new WhatsApp feature. So what does that mean for you, the WhatsApp user? You are probably not using WhatsApp in a very smart way. But worry not, we tell you some tips that will help you get most out of WhatsApp. To start with, 10 tips. 

• Tag people in group chats: Refer to someone in a group chat with a mention by typing the "@" symbol and selecting the person's name from the pop-up list. When you mention someone in a message, a notification will be sent to that person.

• For iOS users: WhatsApp has recently rolled out several updates for its iOS users like using Siri to send a message or make call. When receiving a phone call, you can answer it quickly with the new full calling screen. To answer, tap to Accept or drag the slider. A new widget has also been added to the app that lets you jump to a recent chat or see which chats have unread message. Also in your iPhone Contacts app, you will have the option to make a call or send a message directly with WhatsApp. iPhone users can also forward a message or content to multiple chats at once.

• Tap to speak: Don't want to type those lengthy and boring messages? That's fine. WhatsApp has a feature to help you deal with this. Simply, press the 'mic' button in your keypad and now dictate your long messages to the app.

• Find out who has read your message in a group chat: Not everyone reads a message at the same time in a group chat. And those double blue ticks, they appear only when the message has been read by all in the group. So now you can know who has read your messages and who hasn't. Just tap and hold on the message, and then tap the Info option. You will see the message details like the exact time it was delivered and read.

• Reply to a specific message: Do you have a friend who quick fires messages? Like one question and then before you can answer that, another question. To make it less confusing, you can answer the specific messages. Press on the message you want to answer, select the 'reply' button, and then type and send your response. It will appear with the original message so that the context is not lost.

• Create shortcuts for important contracts: You can create shortcuts for your important contact on your phone's home screen. All you have to do is go the contact's chat window > Settings > More > Add Shortcut. You can now see the shortcut on your phone's home screen.

• Stylise your messages: You can add some style -- or highlights -- to your messages using bold, italics, and strike-thrus. For e.g. *Hi * for bold, _Hi _ for italics and ~Hi ~ for strike-thrus.

• Mute the noisy group notifications: Continuous messages in a group can be a annoying. Here's what you need to do to mute those irritating notifications. Tap on a group name > tap on Mute and then select how long you want to mute the group.

• Broadcast live feature: With festivals coming you may want to send a message to several friends at once. You can do this using this feature. Go to the Chats screen, tap on the menu button and then 'New broadcast' to choose the contacts you want to send the message. So party on Friday? Invite all your friends with single message.

• Send a map of your location or nearby places to let someone know where you are or suggest a meeting place: To do this, tap on the share icon and then send your location or search for a place. Your GPS should be turned on before you send the location.

• Personalise your WhatsApp: You can change the wallpaper of your WhatsApp. You will find this option under settings.

• Search your WhatsApp chat history: You can search for a precise message in your chat thread. Go the contact's screen where you want to find the message. Tap the option button > Search > Type the text you are looking for. The app will fetch in the search term along with the conversation it came in.

Google Pixel mobile Offers

Google Pixel phones were launched earlier this month and since launch, there has been a lot of excitement surrounding the devices. Google Pixel, which will be replacing the Google Nexus line had been in news well before the launch. The phone (there was no word of there being 2 devices initially) was leaked to death and almost every feature was known well in advance. But despite the leaks, Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL managed to surprise.

Specifically, the Pixel is currently available in both 32GB and 128GB storage options, while the Pixel XL is only available in 128GB option. Those cost INR 57,000 (around $850), IN66,000 (around $985), and INR 76,000 (around $1,135), respectively.

Please check below video for Pixel mobile introduction

Apple releasing its new watch Nike Plus in India

Apple will launch the Apple Watch Nike+ edition on October 28, according to Apple's website. The smartwatch is offered in 38mm and 42mm case size, priced at Rs. 32,900 and Rs. 34,900 respectively, It will be available via Nike's website, Nike retail stores, Apple authorised resellers, and other select stores.

Apple Watch Nike+, like all Apple Watch Series 2 models, features built-in GPS to track pace, distance and route, so users can run without an iPhone. With the brightest display Apple has ever made, metrics are easy to read, no matter the sun’s glare, and if users decide to take a post-run dip in the pool, Apple Watch Nike+ is water resistant 50 metres, for swimming.

The Nike Sport band is crafted from the same strong, flexible fluoroelastomer as the original Apple Watch Sport Band, but now it’s perforated for even better ventilation and sweat management. The lightweight band is available in four vibrant, two-tone colour combinations that are unique to the collection. Apple Watch Nike+ features two exclusive watch faces inspired by Nike’s iconic style that can be easily personalised with useful apps like Activity Rings, Heart Rate, Stopwatch and Weather, helping runners stay informed at a glance.

Apple Watch Nike+ takes advantage of the unique capabilities of Apple Watch Series 2 and the Nike+ Run Club app to be the perfect running partner on your wrist. The app experience is seamlessly built into Apple Watch Nike+ and easily accessed right from the watch face, so users can get going with a quick tap. The Nike+ Run Club app offers daily motivation through smart run reminders, challenges from friends and even alerts informing when the weather is right to get outside. Training data, including pace, distance and heart rate are available at a glance, and through shared run summaries, the app promotes friendly competition, even allowing users to send fist bumps to each other right from the wrist.

IPhone7 for 19,990/-

Apple released iPhone 7 starts at Rs 60,000 for the 32GB base variant while the iPhone 7 Plus's 32GB model has been priced at Rs 72,000 in India on all online retails as well bundled with various bank and exchange offers.

Airtel announced "IPhone7 for Life" plan after the launch of iPhone7 in market.Airtel has teamed up with Bajaj Finance Limited (BFL) to offer iPhones at an initial down payment of Rs 19,990 (for the 32GB base variant). After the down payment, you are required to select one of Airtel postpaid plans, starting from Rs 1,999 (plus tax = Rs 2,300), that has 5GB of data and unlimited calling.

To be eligible for the offer you must be eligible for loan which needs you to produce your 2 months' salary slip. You also signup for Electronic Clearance Service, wherein you authorize BFL to deduct money from your account as per the plan.

Then, you are an Airtel customer and stick to the adopted plan for 12 months. After that period, you can exchange your current iPhone with the latest one from the store you purchased it. But what if you don't want to? What if you would rather want to keep it?

To opt out after 12 months, you need to pay BFL what it calls the "balloon payment" of Rs 24,000 for the base variant and more for others. The total amount paid after a year - Rs 19,990 + Rs 27,600 + Rs 24,000 = Rs 71,590.

If you plan to opt out any time before the 12 month period, you need to close the loan from BFL with foreclosure charges and own the device.

Here is a table showing all iPhone models available under the scheme:

1.    The down payment and a swollen "balloon payment"

Why doesn't it make sense?

Comparing with contract iPhones available in other countries, you will find that it doesn't generally include a down payment. But even in the west, this practice is despised by users as the phone turns out to be much costlier in the long run. After one or two year of contract, your iPhone still holds a high resale value, which doesn't hurt much if you traded it with a new one. But contracts don't take that into account.

Even after a monthly payment, you would be required to pay a balloon payment, that makes the phone at least Rs 11,590 costlier, if compared to MRP and as much as Rs 21,590 if online discounts are clubbed in.

2.    The pricey tariff plans

Airtel's infinity postpaid plans start from Rs 199 and go as high as Rs 1,599. But the company has bundled some of the costliest tariffs with the iPhone 7 offer. 5GB data in the Rs 1,999 plan doesn't seem to be as competitive, now that other companies have slashed their data rates after Jio launch.

Moreover, you might not need 5GB data if you have Wi-Fi at your home/office. For WhatsApp and casual browsing, including YouTube, 2GB of mobile data is quite a task to finish up on a mobile phone. But the plan warrants 5GB data, which is not enough if you do away with your home Wi-Fi connection but so much more than plenty if you don't.

3.    The physical damage dilemma

If the Phone is damaged, destroyed or lost during the Plan Period, you will still need to pay according to the "Plan tariff for the rest of the Plan Period".

For Airtel to issue a new iPhone after 1 year of contract period, your device should have no physical damage, liquid damage (Apple doesn't guarantee water proofing of the device and doesn't provide warranty for water damage). Airtel considers an iPhone with "cracked screen/casings, scratches, chips and dents, paint peeling, liquid damage, LCD damage/bleeding and/or swollen battery" as damaged. And that won't be replaced with the new iPhone.

For faults covered under warranty you can get the device serviced for any issues under the warranty terms. And chances for defaulting on this are low as Apple has a wonderful customer service.

Still, as per Airtel terms, in case any from below list is true, the device won't be accepted for exchange and balloon payment will be deducted from your account

-- Device is one with heavy wear and tear.
-- Device is significantly damaged (cracked screen/casings, scratches, chips and dents, paint peeling, liquid damage, LCD damage/bleeding and/or swollen battery).
-- Device not accompanied by its battery.
-- Device has missing parts.
-- Device has non-standard OEM parts.
-- Device is not functional (not capable of turning on/off, buttons are not fully functional, cannot make/receive calls and/or cannot connect to the Internet).
-- Device has or has had liquid damage.
-- Device has LCD damage/bleeding.
-- Device has swollen battery.
-- Device has missing parts.
-- Device has non-standard OEM parts.
-- Device is locked.

4.    There are restrictions to your connection

You are bound to keep one of the three tariff plans as per the offer and five other restrictions that apply to your connection- 

-- Apply for Mobile Number Portability
-- Opt out of the Airtel network
-- Give a transfer of ownership request
-- Request for safe custody
-- Migrate from postpaid to prepaid

A contract scheme is what you might have been waiting for to get hold of the new iPhone, and Airtel's iPhone for life plan might fit that dream. You are assured a new iPhone every year while you pay your monthly telephone bills. But at the end of the day, after all the exorbitant tariffs you have been paying you still don't own that iPhone.

Bermuda Triangle Mystery Revealed

The Bermuda triangle also known as the ‘Devil’s Triangle’ spread over an area of five hundred thousand miles has been a matter of mystery since long. Sailors as well as aircraft pilots fear this place because never a month goes by when a plane or boat doesn’t get vanished in this area and that too without any trace.

In the last 100 years, this place has become a cemetery for thousands of people. And the real problem is that no one knows why it happens in this particular area.

But now it seems the scientists have come to a probable reason behind all these disappearances. They have discovered giant underwater craters at the bottom of the Barrents Sea. These craters are upto half a mile wide and 150 ft deep. These are believed to have been caused by build-up of methane off the coast of natural gas-rich Norway. Scientists assume that the methane would have leaked from deposits of natural gas further below the surface and created cavities which finally burst.

The crater area is likely to represent one of the largest hotspots for shallow marine methane release in the Arctic. The explosions causing the craters to open up could potentially pose risks to vessels travelling on Barents Sea, scientists say. Experts also believe that this same phenomenon could explain the loss of ships and aircrafts in the Bermuda Triangle. Russian scientist Igor Yeltsov, the deputy head of the Trofimuk Institute, said last year: “There is a version that the Bermuda Triangle is a consequence of gas hydrates reactions.

They start to actively decompose with methane ice turning into gas. It happens in an avalanche-like way, like a nuclear reaction, producing huge amounts of gas. That makes the ocean heat up and ships sink in its waters mixed with a huge proportion of gas.