Creation Concept

What do you recall about your childhood? I don't remember much about mine. Snatches of this, hints of that. I am fifty-two. My sister is a year and a half older. When we talk about "those magical childhood days," we often find that we remember them quite differently (including who was Mom's favorite). Who's right? Seems to me that I am. She always pulls the "age card." "You're too young to remember." It can really make me angry. Problem is, she is probably right-at least in some cases. ...
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How Speed (Fast) Thinking Kills Stress Scientific American magazine has been in business since 1845 commenting on new inventions and research. It is the standard source for writers on scientific subjects to discover new research. They were the first to write about Howe's Cotton Gin, Morse's telegraph, Bell's telephone, and Edison's light and phonograph. You can check them out at www.sciam.com When they endorse new research, it is the real deal. So What On February, 2009 Sci Am wrote an ...
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This article was orginally written to teach my members how to get ISP clients, but you can use it for almost any business that you are in. --------------------------------------------------------- The magic and science of statistics and sales. --------------------------------------------------------- when I was on the phone as a telemarketer, I discovered something very important. If I kept my activity regular, that is if I worked the same amount of time each day, and if I was in good health, ...
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This is a particular problem in subjects that are politically and emotionally charged. One of the most acrimonious areas of education is the one that is also nearest to my own heart: biology. Allow me to lay out some thoughts on what a sound education in biology ought to look like, and what the benefits of this might be on both the individual and the societal level. First, and perhaps most importantly, it is critical that all sciences, including biology, are taught as a process and a way of ...
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It was the German-Swiss psychologist Carl Jung (Born 1875 Died 1961), who founded Analytical Psychology that developed, or rather formulated and popularized the practical ideology of the collective unconscious. The collective unconscious is a spiritual life force dimension that is beyond our conscious reach but yet it is the spiritual force that determines and shapes our lives. This collective unconscious has different qualities and that visits each person or group of people and ...
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---------------------------------------------------------- Permission is granted for the below article to forward, reprint, distribute, use for ezine, newsletter, website, offer as free bonus or part of a product for sale as long as no changes are made and the byline, copyright, and the resource box below is included. ---------------------------------------------------------- Create Digital Children's Books By Stephen Bucaro They say, if you can't figure out how to do something with ...
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Copyright 2005 Trevor Dumbleton For all that talk of school being the "best time in your life", one of the most difficult results of school is simple school stress. Of course, school stress is not only brought on by classes, homework, papers to write, problems to solve, and the persistent need to keep up with reading. It is also brought on by the often taxing work of keeping up with friends, keeping up with life, keeping the parents happy, and rather onerous task of simply being young and ...
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In the area of science of the mind and psychology, the definition of self esteem has many technical variations, but there is an umbrella concept that can adequately explain what self esteem and the concept of the self is actually. In laymen terms, self esteem is how a person measure’s his overall worth and this can be attributed to the sum total of his own gifts and abilities versus his perceived failures. When talking with jargon and terms lime ‘worth’, perhaps you may be ...
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For the gardening enthusiast, the winter months can be filled with dreams of sunny summer days and the pile of catalogs that can promise seeds and bulbs that will produce fruits, vegetables and flowers when at last the weather warms up enough to begin acting on those dreams.The good news for gardeners is that there are ways to begin those spring plantings well in advance of the warmer months and it can be done at home indoors using Hydroponics.The Hydroponics equipment that is easily found on ...
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It's Friday night and you just sat down to watch your favorite show. A few moments later a commercial comes on. That's right, another credit counseling agency promising to lower your interest rates and stop collection calls. If you're cynical or what others consider to be a skeptic, you'll get up and deem this as an opportunity to grab a drink before your show resumes. However, if your values oblige you toward proper money management, you'll grab a piece of paper and a pen and quickly jot down ...
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Scientific studies conclude something mothers everywhere have always intuitively known - that the unique love they have for their offspring is vitally important to their development. A mother's love and nurturing even directly impacts the biological development of the child's brain and central nervous system. In effect, mother and child are "hard-wired" for mutual love. The brain is like a template designed to await molding by its early environment. One researcher even wrote that hugs and ...
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Modern civilization has produced an unusually stressful environment to humans and animals, with extreme high demands on our physical and mental abilities. The last one hundred years have brought unique new challenges for all. It doesn't take much reflection upon the obvious and not so obvious sources of stressors today to realize the average person endures a lifetime of extraordinary physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual stress. Unfortunately the continual assault of these daily ...
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