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Past, Present are Now
April 12, 2013
in Theories
Past, Present and Future Exist Simultaneously
By Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD
Clients often tell me they do not want to dwell on their past. Reflecting on your past and dwelling on the past are polar opposites. Reflection affords the opportunity to see things in a different light. Dwelling conjures up the same old picture over and over. Therein lies the reason people continue to repeat the same thing over and over and expect different results. – paraphrase Albert Einstein.
The Law of Attraction (a.k.a. The Secret) dictates that all time is simultaneous. All things and possibilities, past, More >
World Peace Starts With You
February 1, 2013
in Politics
World Peace Begins With Me
English: Peace button – Web 2.0 style (Photo credit: Wikipedia)Is world peace possible? Right now, with all the angst in the world, it seems so far out of reach doesn’t it? But, peace is possible, one person at a time. Each of us has to live a life of peace by being peaceful and loving in our interactions with ourselves and each other. We have to be cooperative and compassionate rather than competitive and coercive if peace is going to prevail.
With each and every action we take as individuals, with each and every response or reaction we More >
The Conduct of a Master
November 1, 2012
in Mastery
By Unknown Author
Only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason mastery demands all of a person.
-Albert Einstein
Many words have been spoken or written regarding the process of a master. Many definitions, many perspectives, and many stories have been debated over the years, over what exactly it means to be a “master.” We have master musicians, master writers, masters of martial arts, and of course spiritual masters (or masters of life itself). Regardless of the specific discipline, the master has specific conduct and More >
Ten Amazing Brain Facts
March 30, 2012
in Science
by: Steve Gillman
What part of you is only 1% to 3% of your body’s mass, yet uses 20% of all the oxygen you breathe? Your brain! Here are ten more brain facts.
- Your brain needs a continuous supply of oxygen. A 10 minute loss of oxygen will usually cause significant neural damage. Cold can lengthen this time, which is why cold-water drowning victims have been revived after as nuch as 40 minutes – without brain damage.
- Your brain uses a fifth of all your blood. It needs it to keep up with the heavy metabolic demands of its neurons. It needs not only the glucose that is delivered, but of More >
Thoughts on Creating A Vision
January 24, 2012
in Theories
Creating Your Vision by: Ivan Campuzano
“Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one” Albert Einstein
I feel that one of the most important ingredients in your formula for success is having a clearly defined and vivid vision of where you want to be. At first the “how” is not that important, you need to create a vision that gets you so excited that you develop the mentality that you will stop at nothing to get what you want. Many people first focus on the how than very quickly find themselves overwhelmed with too many details and just as quickly talk them selves out of pursuing More >
Quantum Physics and Law of Attraction
Quantum Physics And The Law Of Attraction: What’s The Connection? by: Michael Lee
You might ask yourself, what does quantum physics and the law of attraction have in common? How are these two concepts even related at all? At first, I was as confused as you are. However, I soon learned that these two matters are more than just related, they’re inseparable.
Read on to find out more about quantum physics and the law of attraction.
It’s All About Energy.
The law of attraction states that everything is governed by energy. Our thoughts, emotions and actions are all considered manifestations of More >
Enrich Your Life With Wonder
September 24, 2011
in Spirituality
How A Sense Of Wonder Makes Life Richer by: Saleem Rana
It always amazes me when I meet someone who has a disdain for expansion of knowledge.
The other day, over lunch, I was arguing with a girl about a principle of abundance. I illustrated this principle with anecdotes about historically famous millionaires who had applied this principle successfully.
Her response: “I can’t use this information. It doesn’t come from my experience.â€
Since her idea of reality was only what fell into her immediate experience she was discounting the possibility of knowing anything outside it. Yet, unless she More >
Is There a Hereafter
September 6, 2011
in Spirituality, Theories
by: Jesse Wade
Is there a here-after? Danged if I know! Of course; we can hope, pine, crave, desire, want, need, hanker, fancy, itch, burn, and go heck-bent for a here-after, but no-one can prove, or disprove such a place exists. The only “possible truth” I’m certain of is that my “present” is the “here-after” of those before me, and their “present” was the “here-after” of those before them, and my “here-after” is the “present” of those who will be here after I’m thrown in a hole in the ground. But the “here-after” you’re thinking of is, more than likely, not the “here-after” just More >
What Does Einstein, The Universe, And Leadership Have In Common?
August 23, 2011
in Theories
Einstein, The Universe, And Leadership by: Brent Filson
Every since serving a hitch in the military, I have been nagged by the question that’s been hanging around leadership since time immemorial: How can some leaders persuade people to believe in them and follow them and other leaders can’t? But it wasn’t the military that provided me with a framework to answer that question. It was Albert Einstein and his quest for the unified field theory of the universe.
Einstein is well known for his special and general theories of relativity, two of the crowning intellectual achievements of the 20th More >
Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone
August 14, 2011
in Health
by: Desiree Jumchai
“Keep doing what you are doing and you will keep getting what you have been getting.” – Albert Einstein
Success should be something you do not just want to achieve, but something you MUST achieve. Generally, successful people are driven by a ‘have-to’ rather than ‘want-to’ attitude.
In an industry where you own your own business, it is not only imperative to have the right mindset; you also need to be prepared to leave the comfort zone. What is the comfort zone? As the phrase implies, it is that part of your life that is familiar — an environment, even an established More >
