TED x KIDS 42 TEDxKids@BC – Derek Lin – A Frightening Reality TEDxYouth@Singapore – Lee Xian Jie – Before We Forget TEDxYouth@Singapore – Dipro Bhowmik – The Power of Immersion TEDxYouth@Alexandria – Mohamed ElBaih – Beat Box TEDxYouthGuatemalaCity – Isa Canjura – Construir una canción TEDxYouth@Pittsburgh – Ronald Reha, Jr. – Importance of Integrating Global […]
DREAM-FISHING Endless summer afternoons we spent at the river’s edge, fishing poles in hand and wearing straw hats, so patient we were back then. We’d watch and wait for hours for the biggest fish to strike, just summertime kids, freckle-faced and tan, kids with nothing more important to do than to catch those fish and […]
MOST PEOPLE are under the impression that they can think out their lives. But that’s a misconception. We are subject to our emotions and think in ways based on our emotions.
Let us become the love and light, that each may see it as a beacon and follow it with trust and so link with the Divine Source.
Accentuate the Positive – Bette Midler & Bing Crosby The Gaian Dragon I Ching Calendar #55 : Conduct Proper conduct achieves results without doing harm. Assume responsibility. Keep the goal in mind. Adjust your thinking to match the situation. Be prepared to Start. Cultivate Modesty. Share your insight Recognize potential Conflicts. Be free of blame. […]
You will sometimes meet someone you believe is a soul mate; you feel the connection on many levels, perhaps instantly.
TED TALKS 62 The LXD: In the Internet age, dance evolves … Tim Berners-Lee: The year open data went worldwide Gary Lauder’s new traffic sign: Take Turns Dan Barber: How I fell in love with a fish Eric Mead: The magic of the placebo Mark Roth: Suspended animation is within our grasp Eric Dishman: Take […]
Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 5 Clouds 19 The Mountain Lion by James Clair Lewis It was in the Winter of 1976, on my hitch hiking journey across America, without any money, and with my long hair. I took the Southern route to avoid getting caught in a snowstorm, and I can’t say that I got […]
On the day before my vacation began last week, I was speaking with my manager at work about traveling and adventure and the like. He asked if I had ever read “Undaunted Courage” by Stephen E. Ambrose. It’s a history of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, beginning with the politics of it, Merriwether Lewis’s relationship […]
well, the “roomie” and I got back from the Beach about two and a half hours ago…it was fun for both of us…it was raining a bit there when we left, but not at all here at home… cell phone service was hard to come by,THAT was a drag…very sporadic…spent all the money I took […]
