Relentless Discernment
When it comes to psychological health, what can we constructively do during turbulent times? One thing is to polish personal rough edges through metaphor recognition. Embracing character refinement, such as [Read More]
When it comes to psychological health, what can we constructively do during turbulent times? One thing is to polish personal rough edges through metaphor recognition. Embracing character refinement, such as [Read More]
To be clear, I’m a vigorous advocate of honoring inconvenient intuition for partnering with the unconscious. The mysteries of maintaining communication with one’s deeper self continually present an enticing allure. [Read More]
Anyone who knows me knows how much I get a kick out of metaphors but unfortunately, the following experience can’t be put in a bottle. If it could, I’d be [Read More]
Meaningful coincidences occur on a constant basis, though seemingly more often for some folks than others. Whatever the case may be, when thoughts or emotions merge with perception, [Read More]
When we mess with the unconscious, then it messes things up in our lives subjectively or objectively or both. Most people understand that ignoring the unconscious means going against intuition. [Read More]
Normally, I side step touchy subjects but an interesting metaphor occurred that gave me pause for reflection. My brother and I are polar contrasts in several respects. He is a year [Read More]
This post touches upon an unfortunate aspect of biology without delivering a solution or reassuring perspective . . . but it's still worth examination. The use or threat of pain [Read More]
With the advent of toolmaking, did smaller canine teeth in hominids accompany or correspond with increased group cooperation needed to survive on the savanna rather than in the trees? We [Read More]
As previously stated, these speculations aren’t substantiated by any expert, journalistic or research background. However, I wonder if that would make a difference since rarely does proof change people's mind [Read More]
When considering intelligence, a common understanding focuses on the ability to process thought and emotion. There's "book smart" and "street smart". However, our intelligence is largely influenced by the degree [Read More]