Living from Within
Growing up, Alice was an epitome of a “dare to dream” persona. She wanted to try everything, be everything she could be and basically be great. Alice wanted to sing with the angels when she heard the church choir on a Sunday morning. She wanted to be an architect when she observed the Art Nouveau …
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The battle never ends until there is real change
There’s a part of you that would barely change although you keep on evolving as a person. It’s your personality
How am I like? I’m like all other people, some other people and no other person. We are one and the same yet different in our own ways
Who am I? No, I’m not asking of my name. Who am I? No, I’m not of my position. Who am I? No, I didn’t ask of my nationality.
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The nocebo effect can be applied in several ways in our everyday lives. The moment you change your perception, you change your body chemistry.
There is a difference between what it is and how we see it. What it is is purely its existence. Our perception of it is our reality.
The brain weighs only about 3 pounds, yet it contains about 12 billion cells, each of which is connected to 10,000 other cells, making 120 trillion connections called neural pathways. It generates more electrical impulses in a single day than all of the world’s telephones put together. Yet it uses less energy than a refrigerator …
Don’t assume that everyone thinks like you. What matters to you may not matter to me.
Like Jesus did, learn to walk away from issues that do not matter and it will die out. Don’t add any additional burden to your life.
A letter to all men
