What’s wrong? Where’s the glitch? What’s the problem? Those questions are coming from our left-brain directed selves helping us survive by seeing precisely, logically and quantitatively what is not right in the world. Its a good thing too. Its all about survival. But it can also be a bad thing. Too much focus can be blinding. In fact, sometimes we need to see the big picture to stay out of trouble and even thrive. Sometimes we need to see “wholes” not just “holes”! Take a look at this week’s video. And if you want, have your right brain make a comment below.
12
Jan
2012
Yes, yes, yes—so true and beautiful. Tell it to our politicians as well!! Proper communication between our cells is key to our life, health. Proper communication between left and right brain has t he same requirement.
The latest Alzheimer research points to obstructed communication between making and breaking memory cells. Since this discovery various new remedial possibilities have emerged to mitigate and hopefully eventually cure. Did I tell you that I work with the Buck Institute for research in Aging and Age-related diseases. A beautiful I.M.Pei designed building, some 125 scientists from 19 different countries all dedicated to this one task. You might enjoy a tour –right here in Novato. If so, let me know.
Thanks for all the inspirations you offer.
Vernon
So well said Vernon! Thanks for your kind words and note. And the research you speak about is very interesting. I will be in touch regarding the Buck Institute. All the best, Dale
Dale, thank you. I think you just helped me pop out of hole and open up to liberation about something that took place this very week. So timely. How did you know I needed this?
Ohhh, that nitpicking voice that wants to imprison me. I think it is pouting. And I am not falling into its trap.
Hi Louise, Loved your comment . . . especially the part about not falling into the trap of our pouting mind. Great advice! Dale