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Nature solves Mental Contradictions in Inventive ways
Posted On Sunday, July 4th, 2010 By textonscreen
Dimensional Dandelion
Resilience & Motivation: A Feed for Another Facet of the Diamond
Posted On Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 By textonscreen
Resilience and Motivation
Careful Work in a Narrow Field
Posted On Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 By textonscreen
Image via Wikipedia I am not a contemporary thinker –why do you think that? – it is a blessing to have those in life that do challenge ways of being; not criticizing or analyzing just wonderizing. I woke to this knowing of what the answer is for me. Using critical thought is a behavioral understanding that is only applied when the method of an “outcome” is desired. Therefore to me everything else is “as it is – as it becomes” and is; uniquely random. To develop an understanding of the work that must be done on earth is to be empowered with the purpose that is required to do it. To create social change is to understand the environments we move, integrate and create within. I guess synthesized information can only come about once aligned with a purpose to identify, retrieve and collaborate it. The discipline in balanced life is not to think critically but to know how to act in the situation or environment that calls within the framework. This is the way I relate theory into practice and say “I’m not a contemporary thinker” – I am only a temporary thinker; within the freedom of my mind. On Continue Reading
A Friendship within Companionship
Posted On Wednesday, August 19th, 2009 By textonscreen
Friendship is a connection made at a point of time where two threads of information come together connected by an event that both share in common at that point in time. “We met on the train; she fell over and a CD fell out of her bag that I just love” – we instantly struck up conversation. As time goes by and the thread of friendship connects at different points in time – those times satisfy a requirement for both energies to share and become a united one. Sometimes friendship is over-rated because sometimes the one of the other should not depend upon the “friendship” to satisfy a requirement when the other isn’t available. What happens then? Well, what happens then is courage sets in and connections are made to satisfy a momental time of companionship. This companionship neither is friendship or love – it simply is a connection in time; within the period as a conscious companionship. When the company is parted; the segment is over – for the time and beyond that period. People that identify this often think these moments are angelic. Maybe they are. Friendship is a renounceable verb . Companionship is a connection threaded by Continue Reading
Therapistic
Posted On Sunday, July 26th, 2009 By textonscreen
To those that have followed along the wire … Twitter to here … I read this …. following text and tried to comment … my comment follows after Dr James … Dr. James Walton continues his discussion on depression Part 6 of 6 In the fields of psychology and psychiatry, the terms depression or depressed refer to sadness and other related emotions and behaviors. It can be thought of as either a disease or a syndrome. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) states that a depressed mood is often reported as feeling sad, helpless, and hopeless. In traditional colloquy, “depressed” is often synonymous with “sad,” but both clinical and non-clinical depression can also refer to a conglomeration of more than one feeling. Currently in the process of planning an initiative to support the mental drought that will follow the material depression society is faced with today. Showcasing complementary therapies alongside the medical model to demonstrate collaboration for peaceful more balanced lives. Keep in touch – following you on Twitter; thanks for connecting to me initially – please provide email should you wish to share information and evolve the meaning of life through the value of experience. Random Continue Reading
Words are Powerful Tools
Posted On Friday, July 17th, 2009 By textonscreen
Having observed an alarming past being subjected to illness; dis-ease I wish that society would cull the word “sick”. A lot of primary health care providers use this term; they use it when it comes to consumers and they apply it to youth and children. Applying this type of label to children is particularly alarming to me. Why? Because when a child is unwell – it provides the child with information that: they are “unwell”. Providing the child with a blatant you are “sick” attaches a very negative vibration which adjuncts as a low submissive undertone. It implies; just by the word “sick” that it is a full stop. Well “that’s it” type of attitude. To tell a child they are unwell and require help from the doctor as such at least gives hope that the “un” can become well again. Many will debate the child knows no difference. Well the child may not until the child is offered the verbiage which he/she will subtly remember and create an association with. Sick – sensor intelligence care kept. Un-Well … before well. I believe society need to re-think their semantic use of language so that children are free from pre-conditionment. Save Continue Reading
Conceiving Thirteen
Posted On Friday, June 12th, 2009 By textonscreen
My 8 year old and I ate breakfast after my newly turned 13 year old daughter had left for school. Well Mum “she said” today is officially the day where you could be considered a grand-mother and your daughter is into another conditioned agement called “teenage”. Does that mean I should conceive this information and understand that you know what you are talking about “I confidently asked” – thinking “na na” I will get you using my BIG words – yes Mum that is an affirmative confirmative. Happy re-birth of values that strengthen each year – birthday of which may occur; birth of new values … as a Mother! – they get uploaded daily! Parenting Sharp Minors !