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Nature solves Mental Contradictions in Inventive ways
Posted On Sunday, July 4th, 2010 By textonscreen
Dimensional Dandelion
Mechanism for Reckonism
Posted On Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 By textonscreen
My observation leads me to ponder at the thoughts the mind can create driving through a mechanism of differing vehicles of control. Driving home from school the other morning I was cautiously following a smart little car driving at the modest speed of 60km. This intrigued me as I maintained the same speed behind the conscious driver. Approaching a set of lights was interesting as we came to a slow stop. I kept my observation on the lights; a green arrow illuminated and the smart little car in front of me left the conscious observation of the now and modestly drove ahead unaware that the signal to the brain had been muddied by the colour green and not the shape of the sign that signals Go. I wondered what was going on in the mind of the driver ahead of me and then realized that they were driving into the future in the mechanism of control.
Intentions are Messages as Vibrations
Posted On Saturday, January 9th, 2010 By textonscreen
I really enjoyed the following complilation. However, the profanity does suggest inner anger at the less positive vibration that; ofcourse is always operating on some level in some time and space. The time and space was at 6:07 were energy did matter & matter became energy which transmitted as a vibration; negatively. I think that if “within” ourselves we learn to negotiate instead of compromise we blend a higher intention of living inner greater higher truth. I Love the thematic work of the one whom compiled this!
How did you learn to Remember?
Posted On Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 By textonscreen
Image via Wikipedia If one learned to remember – then when should we do it? There is one thing about parenting I just realized. My youngest daughter said to me “Mum how I am supposed to remember things that I forget”. I had to think about that because I put myself into the mind of asking that exact question and I came up with – often I don’t remember something; it’s not that I forget, but then who reminds us to remember? How do we remember as adults? We have things in place to remind us, but how often do we rely on part of our brain to recall things that are important and recall those things timely? We have to remember everyday to look at the calendar or the diary; but for children? I pondered that thought and thought – wow; I have not forgotten things – I just haven’t remembered them. There are the easy things like – wake up, get up, get dressed, make your bed, put your pj’s away, choose breakfast – eat breakfast, pick up your lunch, clean your teeth, wash your face, pack the bag – what goes in the bag; homework, library books, Continue Reading
A Rude Culture Shock? the all butt naked truth?
Posted On Thursday, October 29th, 2009 By textonscreen
As I was emailing an expression of interest & out of interest I happened to see a @612brisbane tweet flash by my page asking questions to listeners about “what age do we leave our children alone at home” – my response was automatically coupled by the page I turned in local paper moments before – so I scanned it and these are the thoughts that I have as type. Does it matter what age we leave our children alone? look what is happening by bringing information into the home! do we care enough about how information is expressed? in which format? in which area? this scares me this image; I am only too happy that these children are not mine on this page! my daughter was horrified when I asked her opinion of the news upon the page. If these children were mine? what would I do? The minding of the frame is just terribly wrong here – it sends incongruent messages and we wonder why children grow up messed up?
Protection Seekers – Arn’t we All?
Posted On Monday, October 19th, 2009 By textonscreen
Does it really matter why they are coming to Australia when we understand what they are coming for? Protection … some think they are coming here to get a job … a job to them is a beginning to provide protection … isn’t protection what everyone requires; but may not be aware of? No protection then no freedom; they haven’t even got freedom of voice because of the language bridge. The public should start investing in government homes with secure rental schemes. Local communities need more resources into mental health before the physical state of the country & it’s people are equally depressed; these people will not be able to pay for psychologists, they won’t even know how to help themselves through a mechanism that exists to support emotional damage – these people are already traumatized; this will take a while to work out when people here begin to understand what they are saying because of the language diversity. Educate the public through the media & the children by introducing more diversity within their education environment and expose them to different cultures earlier so integration can provide sustainability for the future. Because there will be more waiting offshore. Aylum seekers, Continue Reading
Sorry
Posted On Friday, October 16th, 2009 By textonscreen
How many times is Sorry heard? is sorry not heard? or is sorry waiting to be heard? Who cares. The thing is sorry belongs to children who do things and don’t understand what could become of them; sorry is accepted as a form of acknowledgement. Sorry is the system that adults should use as a benchmark to provide children with solution skills; more time sitting with them talking – yarning about actions and reactions; about reactions then response – to me, this is a responsible version of parenting. But I guess if sorry isn’t taught in the right context we could be a long time waiting for this to become the majority rules. Sorry is the pre-cursor to – I acted; it didn’t appear to be right – although I don’t know why it wasn’t right. Sorry then becomes the formal mechanism that we as parents or carers should identify as a “trigger” that more information is required to reinforce the learning and understanding in our children. This smacking is cruel – it’s so mean. They say it is necessary to quieten things down. Well, I wonder how the noise was started – if it needs violence to quieten it? Continue Reading