Verena Destiny

06/13/2026

Calm vibes. ☀️

06/13/2026

06/10/2026

Alignment. 💜

06/08/2026

May all beings have balance and harmony. 🙏

06/07/2026

Be present in the now. 💜

06/04/2026

Ohio has just taken a powerful stand for animals—and it’s one that could change lives.

In a unanimous 7–0 decision, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the state’s felony animal cruelty law, known as Goddard’s Law, applies to all cats and dogs—whether they have an owner or not.

The law is named after Dick Goddard, a beloved Cleveland TV meteorologist who became widely known not just for forecasting the weather, but for his deep commitment to animal welfare. For decades, he used his platform to speak out against cruelty and promote pet adoption—helping inspire stronger protections for animals across the state.

Until now, Ohio's lower court had interpreted the law differently, ruling that only pets receiving care qualified for felony protection—meaning harming a stray could be treated as a lesser offence.

That has now changed.

The case began with a heartbreaking act of cruelty in 2021, when a stray kitten in a Cleveland apartment basement was attacked. The conviction that followed was later overturned on appeal, sparking outrage and prompting major animal welfare groups—including the Humane Society of the United States, Alley Cat Allies, Cleveland Animal Protective League, and the Animal Legal Defense Fund—to step in and push for clarity.

With this ruling, there is no longer a distinction between a pet and a stray when it comes to protection under the law.

Every cat. Every dog. Protected.

Ohio now stands as one of the strongest states in the country for animal protection—sending a clear message that cruelty, no matter who the animal belongs to, will be taken seriously.

05/29/2026

Scientists have found that the human body emits a faint light from its fingertips. This biophoton emission reveals that the ancient practice of healing with hands may have a real biological basis, not mere superstition.

The light is extremely weak and invisible to the naked eye, but sensitive instruments can detect it. It fluctuates with bodily rhythms, stress levels, and emotional states, suggesting a subtle connection between physiology and energy transfer.

Biophoton emissions may explain why practitioners of hands-on healing, like therapeutic touch or energy medicine, have long reported effects on wellbeing. The body’s own light could play a role in cellular communication and subtle biological interactions.

This discovery bridges modern science and traditional practices. It highlights that many ancient methods may be rooted in natural phenomena that science is only now beginning to quantify and understand, blending Quantum biology and human physiology.

Understanding that fingertips emit light opens doors to exploring human energy fields, cellular signaling, and subtle bioelectromagnetic interactions. It suggests that our bodies are not just physical matter, but also dynamic systems that emit and interact with energy in measurable ways.

05/29/2026

Vibing. ✨️