Why is it that when we make a mistake or see a setback, many individuals feel as though the original goal we set out to accomplish is now a lost cause or possibly even a complete failure? Is it that what we wanted to achieve is now hopeless and no longer worth our time? Perhaps,
Human beings are capable of great cruelty. The range of their viciousness is extensive: criticism, insults, bullying, assaults, rape, murder, serial killings, torture, genocide, war. Yet, we can also be kind, generous, and self-sacrificing. The difference between the two groups, the good and the bad, is something I call the empathy switch. It’s not an
This is not a technical or scientific paper, by any means. This is a popular, simple, easy explanation and observation of epigenetics. Dr. Bruce Lipton, a cellular biologist, brought something new and revolutionary to the field of genetics – epigenetics. He literally put epigenetics above the conventional science of genetics, (prefix epi means above). In
We see you confined in your wheelchairs. With your fragile bodies. Tubes and hoses are coming out of your mouths to help you breathe. You can barely move your limbs. It takes every fibre of your being to help you live. We back off. Afraid. Not understanding your condition. We see you with your missing
Understanding or Memorization Why do we remember some lessons and forget others? Is it that some are perceived as more important, exciting, or possibly just easier to comprehend? Perhaps the answer has elements of all of those in its makeup; however I would suggest it is through true understanding. That is understanding rather than memorization.
Like most people, I struggle with the concept of God. But despite my doubts, I still believe. There is a mystery to God. Following Him is a struggle. And I don’t think I’m alone. I have trouble, for example, with many of the so-called pillars of the Christian faith – stories such as “Adam and
