perception

Being and Doing Circuits

November 17, 2013 by Eve Revere Leave a Comment

Being and Doing Circuits The two broad fields which structure the contents or the components of our subject are: 1) the surfaces of form, the structure of substance and doing, as near-field reflection, reaction and response, 2) the nucleus of energy, pattern and being as far-field reflection, reaction and response. The structures of consciousness situate: 1) at the interface between physical reality and physical consciousness, the most apparent and immediate consciousness, named … [Read more...]

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Why Communicate ?

November 3, 2013 by Eve Revere Leave a Comment

Why Communicate ? Communication allows us to share or exchange our perceptions. If we did not or could not communicate, we would be bounded in what we could take into account to determine the undertakings of our lives to our own perceptions. No gain would occur in the intricacy of our lives because each person would have to undertake from birth the same processes of perception required of our ancestry. There is something in the scheme of our present nature that not only allows … [Read more...]

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How to Love That Woman in the Mirror

July 15, 2013 by admin Leave a Comment

Illustration: ILoveDust How to Love That Woman in the Mirror The amount of misery we suffer just from the heft of our thighs, not to mention the misbehavior of our skin, just might—if you could quantify it—inspire a global initiative. The topic has certainly intrigued Nancy Etcoff, PhD, author of Survival of the Prettiest: The Science of Beauty, and a Harvard Medical School psychologist whose research concentrates on appearance and happiness. Three years ago she founded the Program in … [Read more...]

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How to Talk to Pre-Teens About Having a Healthy Body Image

July 6, 2013 by Team Celebration Leave a Comment

How to Talk to Pre-Teens About Having a Healthy Body Image During the preteen years, your child’s body is growing and changing in ways that can make her feel uncomfortable in her own skin. Puberty can leave kids a bit heavier than they were before and can wreak havoc with their already-delicate self-esteem until their body image is skewed to an unhealthy point. Talking to your preteen about anything can be a bit difficult, as she is learning to navigate the world of adult social interactions … [Read more...]

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INSPIRATIONAL WINDOW – Is the Truth Out There ?

February 25, 2013 by admin Leave a Comment

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Rising Above Failure – WOMEN in RECOVERY

February 22, 2013 by Team Celebration Leave a Comment

Rising Above Failure How to Turn Adversity Into Advantage After earning her doctorate in sociology and teaching for nearly seven years at a university, Francis (a pseudonym) came up for tenure review by her school's faculty committee. Her department head recommended tenure. Francis' students gave her excellent ratings for her commitment and skill at teaching. In addition, she had published two books and several professional articles. Nevertheless, the tenure committee deemed her … [Read more...]

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Life of ‘meaning’ or ‘happiness’, that is the question?

January 23, 2013 by Team Celebration Leave a Comment

The Great Divide: "How do the 'happy life' and the 'meaningful life' differ? Nearly a quarter of Americans do not have a strong sense of what makes their lives meaningful." GOOD REMINDER, SPIRITUALLY Shirlee Hall says: "Picture yourself as two beings, one the king/queen and the other the servant. When one of them expresses a wish, it is royalty who wishes. And the part that says, 'I cannot,' is the servant. If the servant has his way, then royalty is in the place of the servant. And … [Read more...]

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LESSONS FROM THE BUTTERFLY

January 20, 2013 by Team Celebration Leave a Comment

LESSONS FROM THE BUTTERFLY Outward appearances are deceiving, so don't be too quick to judge. Take caterpillars, for instance. Some caterpillars are a thing of beauty, but most of them aren't much to look at. They crawl around like colored worms, they eat leaves for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and they have the personality of a sea slug. How many people have invited you over to look at their caterpillar collection? Few to none, I'll bet. When God passed out good looks, he … [Read more...]

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2013, will Triskaidekaphobia affect your Success?

December 31, 2012 by Team Celebration Leave a Comment

(MoneyWatch) Next year is going to be a long one if you suffer from triskaidekaphobia, fear of the number 13. To lessen the anxiety, consider these 13 money tips for 2013. 1. Track your expenses. Almost every financial plan starts with this most dreaded task. Unfortunately, without understanding where your money goes, it's nearly impossible to make different choices about how to spend. The good news is that there are plenty of software programs to help you out, or you can use a plain old … [Read more...]