Pursuit Of Happiness - Wisdom For You
Posted on February 19, 2008 - Filed Under Self Improvement | Leave a Comment
When you look for happiness, make sure you properly open your eyes so that you notice everything even beyond the surface. Your vision has to penetrate the human soul. When you seek wisdom, examine reality as if you were in vast space and never concentrate your attention in only one place or from only one perspective.
Happiness is a mystery.
We all wish it were eternal… but it is usually short-lived.
Happiness in a comfortable place is like freedom in a box. You can go nowhere, but in theory, you are very happy.
Read More..>>Engage Your Kids In Learning And Fun With Science Projects
Posted on December 31, 2007 - Filed Under Education | Leave a Comment
Make opportunities to learn science available
Many parents want to encourage their kids to have fun learning but simply do not know how. There is actually an easy solution; encourage kids to think scientifically by providing them with opportunities to practice. As a parent you must teach this principle by example. When you go outside for a walk or a bike ride, point out some of the things that you see. Ask your kids if they know why the weeds can push through the sidewalk, or how a scraped knee will heal itself. Ask questions and if you don’t know the answers see if you can think of an experiment that will help you to figure out what is going on. There is science in everything around us, we just have to be opened to seeing it.
Read More..>>Softwiring Your Brain
Posted on December 30, 2007 - Filed Under Self Improvement | Leave a Comment
Whether you are looking at 3rd graders at P.S. 183 learning to read, or the graduating class at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, we see the effects of human conditioning.
Your personal life goals, beliefs and attitudes, and career and relationship decisions are results of your genes and the conditioning by society. Would you be the same person you are now, if you were born to an impoverished family in African Ghana?
Your conditioning would be for another lifestyle, not North American; your culture
would not encourage higher education nor a career dedicated to personal wealth.
