http://www.joyfuldays.com/trust-in-god-but-tie-up-your-camel/ How to find happiness and abundance through personal development. Create a life you love and live on your own terms. Start today to become a better, happier, richer person a week from now. Fri, 10 Feb 2012 11:12:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.joyfuldays.com/trust-in-god-but-tie-up-your-camel/#comment-117799 Benefits From Knowing How My Brain Works « Neurosynthesis Sat, 03 Dec 2011 20:24:36 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=470#comment-117799 [...] 10. I’m continually being reminded (sometimes emphatically!) not to trust what I think. Or take what I think very seriously – given the frequent appearances of things like brain biases and 15 styles of distorted thinking; but especially considering those things my left brain thinks up that attempt to reinforce and solidify the illusion of separation. Just as the neurons in the brain work better connected up to each other, so do I work better in connection with other people in the world. Anything that shows up trying to convince me otherwise, like fear and anxiety and distrust, I have learned to be immediately suspicious of. And … I tie my camel. [...] [...] 10. I’m continually being reminded (sometimes emphatically!) not to trust what I think. Or take what I think very seriously – given the frequent appearances of things like brain biases and 15 styles of distorted thinking; but especially considering those things my left brain thinks up that attempt to reinforce and solidify the illusion of separation. Just as the neurons in the brain work better connected up to each other, so do I work better in connection with other people in the world. Anything that shows up trying to convince me otherwise, like fear and anxiety and distrust, I have learned to be immediately suspicious of. And … I tie my camel. [...]

]]> http://www.joyfuldays.com/trust-in-god-but-tie-up-your-camel/#comment-112910 10 Unexpected Benefits from Knowing How My Brain Works « The Committed Parent Sun, 20 Nov 2011 02:42:50 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=470#comment-112910 [...] 10. I’m continually being reminded (sometimes emphatically!) not to trust what I think. Or take what I think very seriously – given the frequent appearances  of things like brain biases and 15 styles of distorted thinking; but especially considering those things  my left brain thinks up that attempt to reinforce and solidify the illusion of separation. Just as the neurons in the brain work better connected up to each other, so do I work better in connection with other people in the world. Anything that shows up trying to convince me otherwise, like fear and anxiety and distrust, I have learned to be immediately suspicious of. And … I tie my camel. [...] [...] 10. I’m continually being reminded (sometimes emphatically!) not to trust what I think. Or take what I think very seriously – given the frequent appearances  of things like brain biases and 15 styles of distorted thinking; but especially considering those things  my left brain thinks up that attempt to reinforce and solidify the illusion of separation. Just as the neurons in the brain work better connected up to each other, so do I work better in connection with other people in the world. Anything that shows up trying to convince me otherwise, like fear and anxiety and distrust, I have learned to be immediately suspicious of. And … I tie my camel. [...]

]]> http://www.joyfuldays.com/trust-in-god-but-tie-up-your-camel/#comment-56555 royal E Mon, 30 May 2011 08:58:30 +0000 http://www.joyfuldays.com/?p=470#comment-56555 thanks,,,, it helped me on my assignment. thanks,,,, it helped me on my assignment.

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