Monthly Archives: April 2012
Meditation
Wilf. Activity-Oriented Meditation Techniques: With this type of meditation, you engage in a repetitive activity, or one where you can get ‘in the zone’ and experience ‘flow.’ Again, this quiets the mind, and allows your brain to shift. Activities … Continue reading
Posted in Living Fully
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The Inner Game
A few weeks ago I wrote about a new adventure inspired by a drawing book: The basic idea of the book was if you want to draw, then start drawing. Take an experimental approach. Be bold and try things. … Continue reading
Posted in Lifelong Learning, Living Fully, Taking Risks
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Adding Drama
If you saw a button with a sign like this pointing to it, would you push the button? Neither my husband nor I would, but we’re glad someone did. Click on the picture to see the video (after a … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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Targeted Advertising
I’ve heard about targeted marketing/personalized advertising and am sure that occasionally some internet ads were directed at me, but I didn’t understand how it worked until I read this Washington Post article. Apparently the presidential candidates, especially Obama, are … Continue reading
Posted in Lifelong Learning
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A Bit Clueless
For larger view click on picture. I cheerfully admit I’m not tuned into April Fool’s Day. Last night my husband brought me this Economist article and said, “Be sure to read the last line.” The title of the article … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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