After calamity Haitian finds hope

According to the report Haitians in post-quake Haiti come to Saut-d'Eau seeking spiritual guidance and miracles. They are in the state of hope that will make them stronger after the crisis that they have been through. With the help of spiritual guidance they tend to recover and move on with their life.

In the central Haitian town of Ville-Bonheur, or happy village, live two of Haiti's most mystic and venerated beauties: the spectacular waterfall and miracle of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, its patron saint. For more than a century now, Haitians have marched to the picturesque grove where, legend has it the Virgin Mary appeared in the middle of the 19th century on a palm tree near the 100-foot waterfall and began healing the sick.

In accordance to the report more and more family that has been experienced the catastrophe has been into spiritual guidance in order to help them pick up the pieces and start over.

Source:
http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/07/16/1734541/haitians-find-hope-healing-at.html

The Power of Clairvoyance Energy

Business Times reports say the clear visions on the power of spiritual guidance and clairvoyance. Clairvoyance means the psychics' ability to see things or events that remain invisible to our normal senses. So it’s fitting that when David Hardee, head of Santa Barbara-based renewable energy developer Clairvoyant Energy, looks at a shuttered Ford Motor Co. factory in Wixom, Mich., he sees the largest renewable energy plant in the United States and 4,000 green manufacturing jobs.

All Hardee needs to make his vision reality is $857 million to transform the 4.7-million-square-foot plant. To that end, Hardee senses hundreds of millions of cash hiding deep in the crevices of the federal bureaucracy and in tax incentives that can be unlocked with enough political acumen. If all goes as planned, redevelopment at the plant could start next year with assembly lines rumbling in 2011.

His powerful supporters suggest Hardee isn’t just seeing things. He joined Bill Ford, executive chairman of Ford Motor Co., and Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm on a stage in Wixom in mid-September to announce his ambitious plan to team up with a power-storage firm to buy the plant.

Source:
http://pacbiztimes.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1225&Itemid=1