No?
Would you consider No to be a simple or a complex word? Is it hard to pronounce? Is it hard to understand?
Read More No?Questions for reflection!
Would you consider No to be a simple or a complex word? Is it hard to pronounce? Is it hard to understand?
Read More No?While all of these may be a factor in frustration, on closer examination, could it be more a reflection of our own personal mindset? Do we become frustrated, when our expectations are not met? Is our disappointment, even with unrealistic expectations, the catalyst for our resultant anger, frustration or sadness?
Read More Frustration?Do we freely choose the thought on which we are focusing? If so, how do we select that thought? Why do we select that thought? Do some thoughts seem to kidnap our mind and take off with it, without our conscious approval?
Read More Thoughts?Do we limit ourselves by the use of some of words that inhibit or restrict our possibilities? Are mindsets limited by focusing on should instead of want, will, or commit. Do such words play with our subconscious? Are we selling ourselves short by the words we use to describe our actions, decisions, behavior or even ourselves.
Read More WORDS?Why are questions asked? Is it always to get an answer? Sometimes is it to foster thought and discussion?
Read More ?Can people change themselves? Would the simple, absolute and obvious answer be, yes? Would the process to make a dramatic change, however, be very complex and challenging? Why is it so difficult to make meaningful change?
Read More Can People Change?What is a legacy? Is a legacy the financial windfall that people leave for their family or charitable causes? Is it the material assets designated for distribution at death, because no one has discovered how to take it all with them, into the next world?
Read More LEGACY?What is important now? Why is it important? Is what is important now, different from what “used to be” important? How do we decide what is important?
Read More What is IMPORTANT?Is noise everywhere? What is the difference between sound and noise? Would there be a lot of individual variances in what is labelled sound and what is labelled noise? Are we also bombarded with noise that is not received through our auditory system?
Read More Noise?Are children the gurus of laughter? Is the laughter of children very infectious? When watching a group of people is it often the child who inspires the adults to erupt into fits of laughter?
Is life, in general, better because we laugh, (outwardly or inwardly) or at least observe others who do?