I have the greatest possible respect for what is called the Scientific Method. This is where, to be considered true, a result must be verified, quantifiable and repeatable. This weeds-out those accidental occurrences and false leads. Yet so much of what we experience in our lives; the lessons we learn, could not withstand the scrutiny […]
Essentially there are two ways to reason; from wonder and awe (curious) or through rationality. When we reason through wonder and awe we are like the child; open to possibility. When we reason through rationality we often overlook the wonderful things life has to offer. Obviously there are times to stand in wonder and awe,
As I often say, “They give you youth, the rest you have to earn.” So, yes, I am older in years than I was even yesterday. This means I have a choice; I can look at life and say “I have lived so long I know it all”, or I can say “I have lived
As Terrie Symons and I travel in India we are very conscious of the truth that travel broadens ones mind. As westerners we have an idea of what is right, what is wrong, what is good, what is happiness, what is poverty, but here on the road we are challenged to open our minds to
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Marcel Proust is quoted as saying “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” Wow, just sit with that thought for a moment: we do not have to go anywhere to encounter a discovery worth noting, we do not have to spend money or hire an exotic
