Neurologists May Know Why Excerpt [click HERE for the rest of the story]: If the sound of a co-worker repeatedly clicking his pen can send you into a flaming furor, take heart: You’re not being hypersensitive, and you’re not alone. Neurologists in the UK have spotted physical differences in the brains of people with this…
Excerpt from Psychological Benefits of Rhythm by Heleniq Argyrou M.A. “…the drum has been used since time immemorial as a regular part of healing traditions…” (Klower, 1997) Emotional and creative expression: develops and encourages expression of all kinds of experience non-verbally; then enhances creative self-expression; develops creativity. Emotional release: helps us let go of troubled…
Excerpt from Feel the beat: how rhythm shapes the way we use and understand language by Peter Kimpton | The Guardian (UK) |Fri 6 Mar 2015 10.23 EST Do you feel the rhythm? Or a French rythme, Spanish ritmo, Swedish rytm, Russian ритм (ritm) or Japanese rizumu? Is there a difference? Perhaps one way to…
Excerpt from Neuroscientists Reveal The Number One Exercise For Slowing Down The Aging Process by Justin Brown | November 7, 2017 | Ideapod At a certain point in our lives all of us develop a negative relationship with the mirror on the wall. It just keeps showing too many lines, too many grey hairs and…
“One of the biggest job-search mistakes you can make is to play it safe. The more you look and sound like every other job seeker, the worse your job search experience will be….” Click Don’t Be Afraid To Stand Out — Be Afraid Of Blending In for the rest of the article.
“Your whole life you’ve been confusing people – including yourself. Social interactions can either recharge or drain your social batteries. Parties can make you feel alive, switched on, and your most confident – or completely bored, annoyed and withdrawn. You’re resilient and sensitive at the same time. Very social but rarely out. You enjoy being…
Flow vs. Hyper-Focus… Articles like this linked one Hyperfocus vs Flow: Know the Difference maintain that the two are distinct states with a sense of (self) control, and with the likelihood of differing end results, being the main distinguishing factors. I prefer the argument that flow and H-F are one and the same -in essence-…
Spiritual Wrestlings 