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lowing smoothly in the spring currents
sparkling water filled and buzzing with its natural contents.Water is the closest thing to friendship as it is continuous
a friendship with you is truly comforting and harmonious.
To be with you is to be unclothed unmasked and natural
for your friendship is the epitome of all that is spectacular
True friends come along in sparse degrees
always willing to listen, encouraging, wanting to please
When you come around, the world is bright
smiling and wanting to chat and talking all through the night.
Just being with you and knowing you are there
removes my concerns and helps me to forget all my cares. Read the rest of this entry »
Mar
23
The human brain learns and orientates itself by forming mental maps of familiar places and situations. Similar to a physical map, these mental maps not only shows the perception of the maker, they form landscapes in their own rights.”Looking at a map can teach us more with our eyes in an hour than we can learn from our ears in an entire day”. This valuable insight was expressed in 1605 by the cartographer Thomas Fuller. By looking at a historical map, you will get an idea of how strongly a particular image of the world can determine people’s thoughts and actions. For many thousands of years, most Europeans believe that the world was flat and therefore had no idea of the real position of the continents and the oceans in relation to one another. This conviction imposed considerable limitations on how far seafarers were willing to travel. It obviously hindered any endeavours for discovery. This was because people believed that they would fall off the edge of the Earth if they traveled far enough. They had a limited idea of the vast expanse of the oceans and the lands beyond the horizon.Before sea adventurers could venture into new lands and uncharted seas, a new picture of the earth had to be thought of. Once this gained gradual acceptance, the speed with which exploration took place took off. Bit by bit, mile by nautical mile, the whole world gradually opened up to explorers and discoverers. If the Genoese seafarer Christopher Columbus (1451 to 1506) had not had the audacity and vision to imagine that the earth might be round, and that new land might be discovered by sailing westwards, sea exploration might have been held back by decades or centuries. Later generations of Europeans would have held on to the erroneous opinions that Asia was on the eastern part of the world and cold therefore only be reached by crossing the eastern oceans. Read the rest of this entry »
Mar
15
This five-point philosophy is based on some of the methods Genevieve Dawid the parent company in support of their daily challenges that legasthener. These methods are very simple, but very effective. Over the years, she has developed and extended to these five principles, which help people in all areas of life, to be acquainted with a wide variety of situations.
1 Identification of problems and areas in need of improvement
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Mar
15
If you are a leader, loudspeakers, parents, teachers, coaches or owners of businesses? The vision that you can read what others when he communicates clearly establishes that unforgettable. Words, she said, who they are and why she said, are the foundation of the inspiration that people are motivated to act.
During my years in influential Kang Undo, Kenya, inspired man has been questioned or urges simple but profound words, the left-wing intellectuals with an image of the embassy by the loudspeakers. A short sentence could be appealed to an auditor for his life and to adapt. Those who were wounded, were the reasons for hope. Warning on the habits that had to be modified is not accompanied by a long conversation boring. They were words of wisdom.
Wise acquittals, fuel oil, our vision of thinking, decision-making and action. The Top 45 Lessons Must Know for Top Achievers present thought provoking inspiration you stop, think and say, “This makes sense,” or “I have to do something with what I have” or “Oh my, I wanted I knew that! ”