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The Inner Outer Oasis

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The Inner Outer Oasis

The Inner Outer Oasis: Our minds are filled with thoughts, it's self-talk. Everyone at some point needs a safe haven to rest. A sanctuary from the overwhelmingly repetitive vagaries that often drain us of happiness and even our energy. Unplug: Easy to say, hard to do. Computers think they're so smart, but they are vulnerable to a reboot or if all else fails you can turn them off and unplug. Your brain is way too smart for that trick. Just when you think you've calmed those racing thoughts down, your brain kicks in a whole new set for you to...

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Outward Beauty Inward Character

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Outward Beauty Inward Character

Outward Beauty Inward Character: The alluring encounter by chance that profoundly changes everything. Fate, coincidence, or divine providence? Does beauty define everything? Will character distinguish itself above beauty? Joining the journey: The pulse of life is the chemistry that bonds us humans together. Attractive qualities boost acceptance, and we are all in possession of many of these characteristics. Some of these character traits are downright charming. Like attracts like, making sure the like you attract is the like you want, it's how we grow and become disarming and lovable. Visual beauty is fleeting. Enduring character gives pleasure to the senses...

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Daggers of Thought or Diggers of Steel

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Daggers of Thought or Diggers of Steel

Daggers of Thought or Diggers of Steel: We are all wired to think, meditate, and contemplate. We even regurgitate reminiscing thoughts from our childhood forward. The soft tissues of our brain often referred to as gray and white matter is a biochemical computer. Centuries of research have figured out little about the potential power of the human brain. It took a computer to build a computer. The computer that made the computer a reality was the human mind. Now in today's world scientists and researchers are trying to enhance or improve upon the human brain by adding cognitive accessories, both...

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What’s Labor?

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What’s Labor?

  What’s Labor? Labor ain't child's play is one of the most common answers you get when you ask the question, what's labor? None of us make it through life without experiencing labor. Physical labor can be dull, unpleasant, and bring on a whole lot of aches, pains, and sweat. But there is another kind of labor that virtually everyone experiences but rarely defines, and that is thought labor. Is there such a thing as labor in the mind, yes indeed. . The labor of thought. When you face a problem what is the first thing you try and do?...

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Twenty Seconds In Your Life

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Twenty Seconds In Your Life

  Twenty Seconds In Your Life: Your destiny and the passage of time. Can a mere group of seconds in time change everything? You blink your eyes 15 to 20 times a minute which gives you ample time to see and focus. Your hearing is constant. The speed of thought is approximately 60 bits per second. Our brains like supercomputers have a tremendous amount of processing power. Imagine what can happen to us in 20 seconds of thought, whether it be negative or positive. Twenty seconds out of every half hour of your awoken day in productive thoughts could easily...

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