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26/06/2017Anomalous Commucation As Our Seventh SenseIf I were to do a ted talk it would be about why we need to adopt a seventh sense to the inclusion of interpersonal communications.What I would propose is to add Anomalous Communications as our seventh sense.Every one already knows how to do... - ProducerPink And Green. On A Big Movie Screen.Movie time in the forest. All stars and even the moon were invited. The whole forest was cleaned. Designed. Anew. Millions of animals worked hard to get it all done on time. The atmosphere gorgeous. Elegant birds sang with full devotion. That day....
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19/06/2017 #33 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.happy to know I am on the path and I love that path ... it is going through the forest, such an inspirational place to be. Write, write, write ... sounds blissful, thank you @Puneet Srivastava19/06/2017 #32 Puneet SrivastavaA writer must write and write and write and that only is what makes a writer a great writer. @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. you are on the path. Keep going... Good wishes :)19/06/2017 #31 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#29 thank you @Tausif Mundrawala so happy to read that!19/06/2017 #30 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#28 many thanks @Susan π Rooks beautiful comments19/06/2017 #29 Tausif MundrawalaFinally the master script was applied. I was totally immersed in the symphony of the scenes unfolded words after words. You are an excellent story teller my friend,@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.19/06/2017 #28 Susan π RooksYou are a true original, @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.!18/06/2017 #27 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#26 awesome, or ;-)? I enjoyed creating it and it is great that you like it!18/06/2017 #26 Larry Boyer, π Brand AmbassadorLovely imagery @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.18/06/2017 #25 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#24 you were one of the stars, so you are right about that!18/06/2017 #23 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#21 thank you and that comes from an expert in transformation, honored!18/06/2017 #20 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#19 yes I will do that, well said @Yogesh Sukal18/06/2017 #19 Yogesh SukalWell, you are your own kind of star. @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. So keep painting the images with colors you wanted.18/06/2017 #17 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#14 summer cool thanks @Bill Stankiewicz, π Brand Ambassador18/06/2017 #16 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#13 thank you library bee @debasish majumder the turn is ... now yours18/06/2017 #13 debasish majumdernice share @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! enjoyed read and shared. thank you for the share. - Producer
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16/06/2017HAPPINESS A SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Realistically, Β itβs not possible to always be happyΒ and always think positively, nor is that an honest way to interpret information. With that being said, when we are angry and crying, that is what privacy is for. Even when we strongly disagree...Comments
19/06/2017 #21 Tricia Mitchell#9 I enjoyed reading your reply @Harvey Lloyd. You're absolutely right about the degree of trust missing in society & globally. I was a sign language interpreter for many years and that placed me in a privileged place of being privy to information not normally available to those outside of certain professions. At times, it also created professional dilemmas e.g. during a hospital appointment, being briefed by the doctor that a Deaf patient was dying, the doctor shared information with me that I'd rather she'd shared with her colleagues.
As a linguistic & cultural mediator, I would normally ask that things be made explicit (e.g. when they make somebody "comfortable", you know they mean that the end is near). Yet, by the bedside, this doctor did not use any euphemism that I could ask to be unpacked in the name of cross-cultural mediation. The patient's daughter & wife, both Deaf also, never got the chance to say goodbye. I knew he was dying, so did the doctor. That weighed heavy on me for a long time. Was trust eroded? Misplaced? I know it's not strictly related to your reply, but definitely, like you say, "We do need to rebuild that trust where boundaries can once again be fortified and trusted."
I agree about being cautious, especially reading stories of 1 punch fatalities or fights leaving people paralysed. Yet, what we put out, in terms of our vibration, we will energetically attract. I'm not saying anybody is to blame, at all, but I'm not thinking "the world's a dangerous place" because I don't want to court that. Thanks for responding to my comments, Harvey.18/06/2017 #20 Tricia Mitchell#13 Hi @Lyon Brave I appreciate the follow and have reciprocated. Thank you for agreeing with many of the points I expressed. When I first entered the world of personal development and I would complain about how somebody was behaving, the trainer would challenge me by saying it wasn't necessarily what the other person was doing, but how I was see, hearing and perceiving it, according to my map of the world. It certainly didn't feel like it at the time.
But, yes, what one person says, and how another person filters that information, attaching meaning to it can lead to altercations - both verbal and physical! We're not in control of how another person perceives us, but we can try to articulate ourselves in a way that minimises ambiguity & be willing to repair miscommunications, working towards a shared understanding of meaning, even if we do not share the other person's view.18/06/2017 #18 Harvey Lloyd#14 https://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Power-Negotiating-15th-Anniversary/dp/1601631391/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1497784892&sr=8-1&keywords=roger+dawson+secrets+of+power+negotiating
Risk management is a multi dimensional field. The field that i am referring too, that has taught me well, is the ability to understand the risk in moving forward with deals, people or situations. In essence leadership. I am still an understudy and work hard each day to learn more.
Our actions, words and body language demonstrate to others our intentions. Roger Dawson (The Link above.) opens with everything is controlled or owned by someone else. If you want something, then it is best to understand the person who has what you want. For me this is the risk management aspect of social interaction. If you don't want anything then just be you. If you want something then one should measure the cost of win-win on both sides and present accordingly.18/06/2017 #17 Cyndi wilkins"Truth is whatever we don't face up within ourselves and the flaws are deeper within us when we have not learned to handle our own selves, for if we can't be at one with our own selves how the heck do we expect to do that for others?"
Thank you @CityVP π Manjit...nailed it;-)18/06/2017 #15 Yogesh SukalNice points @Lyon Brave, this atticle reminds me the animation movie inside out. Which depicts always happy or joy is the solution. Movie was fun and cleverly explained emotions.18/06/2017 #14 Lyon Brave#12
@Harvey Lloyd i would like to learn more about you small business. I would like to learn more about risk management.17/06/2017 #12 Harvey Lloyd#11 Again, you nailed the concept. I was attempting to articulate the risk/reward in any engagement should be realized upfront as to consequences, positive/negative.
Having been in construction most of my adult life the rank and file of that demographic is very big on, Your mouth shouldn't cash checks your but is unwilling to cash. This is the sanitary version. I have seen many a payday and participated in a few.
Social media or in person we should be willing to carry our statements to conclusion. Agree to disagree is a compassionate way of coming to a conclusion. Unfortunately when we step out with emotions and charge a situation i don't know who is in the room or reading my emotional outbreaks. My main point is cautionary.
Thanks for your discussion and very excellent points. I do err on the side of conservative caution. But i do live without fear in social settings and online. I guess i have seen in-person and online that folks reach beyond their ability to cash the check their mouth has extended them into. I enjoy their freedom of speech but realize that once you start the tongue and its cutting edge, not everyone will view it with compassion.
Risk management has been a huge part of my small business understanding. If you are unwilling to loose, and i do mean "you" not what someone else did successfully, then don't play. For each of us this risk tolerance is different. No your limits and act within your own.
In America you are guaranteed freedom of speech, almost to a fault, you are not guaranteed that everyone will observe that law as you do.17/06/2017 #11 CityVP π Manjit#5 Harvey good points. In the offline world it used to be that we consider not falling into the shoot first ask questions later bucket, but in the online world the enter button is mightier than the sword - and unlike a person-to-person situation where we are face to face and shoot our mouth off - in the online world - we have to press the SEND key before we shoot our own-selves in the foot. I was not really thinking about the online world but considering that I am here using it - I think I should :-)
There are valuable seconds in the online world - the question then is - if the person in the online world cannot mitigate the extra seconds one has in action of hitting the send key, what would they be like when there is no other extra process i.e. nose to nose. This then is the very kind of person who I don't want in my life - because first they cannot control themselves and secondly it is the easiest thing in the world to turn the SEND key into a weapon. Most people are really good, so we are spoiled for choice regarding the actual number of good people there really are - but the back-stabbing or toxic individual.
Here it is not maturity that touches the SEND key but a deeper intelligence - actual humanity and even the most spoiled kid out there has moments of serene humanity, because hitting the SEND key is an act of touching and it is easier for people who are devoid of feelings (whether narcissistic or psychopathic) who will not feel what they are sending. The sociopath is not who I want in my life. So perhaps that kind of individual in revealing themselves through the inability to sense their own fingers, means we can get on with our lives by recognizing the DELETE key is also on our individual keyboards. The caveat here is that we are talking about the minority. The actual KEY word then is "proportionality" - and here it is not anger, but our compassion.17/06/2017 #10 debasish majumdernice share @Lyon Brave! enjoyed read and shared. thank you for the buzz.17/06/2017 #9 Harvey Lloyd#3 I want desperately to agree with many of your statements. The world would certainly be a better place under the comments you have made. Media, along with violent acts at the street level and international level have left compassion at the very narrowest of places. Social trust has been broken.
We do need to rebuild that trust where boundaries can once again be fortified and trusted. The boundaries where each human understands that anger or other emotions will not include aggressive acts.
I believe that we are all at a place of trust and verify. I could get angry and someone would show compassion and help me not suffer the consequences of untended actions. Today my anger is my own and i am unwilling to display it in a setting where others would become anxious. Because the narrative in our society is one where violence is a method of debate. I am unwilling to participate in this Russian roulette scenario. However i see many folks who are willing to play and do.
My hope is i become the outlying demographic and the world moves in the direction you speak too. Until then, use caution as you expose your emotions, there are consequences, and someone may be available to show the extreme of those consequences. Chose wisely.17/06/2017 #5 Harvey LloydI find that most emotions are generated from a narrative, all except the ones that are true fight or flight (House on fire.). I find anger and many other emotions to be generated from a narrative that paints a world according to you. Should we gather ten people in a room and they offer up their ten very different perspectives can we each really be angry at the other, is there room for folks to have a different opinion/perspective?
I would state that any emotion that you are willing to unfold in a public forum, you should be prepared for the consequences. One does not get the chance, within the group of ten, to exercise, say anger, and not expect someone else to join with their own. Typically i refrain from joining and walk away. Not from fear but rather from the perspective, if i join with my own anger, i will escalate the situation and i am not willing to see it through to conclusion. I do not wish to go through the consequences. Again, let me state this excludes the fight or flight circumstances.
#4 gets to the heart of the matter when he discusses the choosing of battles. Myself, its all a matter of risk within the setting where someone has exposed a less than normal level of emotion. They have now laid out a level of engagement. I have to choose. Mostly, i let them know, you win i lost. Can we move on. Merely as a deescalation process. Because, for me to win, i am willing to accept the consequences of my win in whatever shape it takes.
The discouraging piece is many people are unwilling to measure the consequences of their actions prior to emotional engagement. Never pull out your emotions unless you are willing to play all twelve rounds that you start. Their are nine other folks with equal are better positions to challenge yours.17/06/2017 #4 CityVP π Manjit#2 Biggest lesson I have so far not learned is the one about picking our battles. There are times when it is imperative to hold our shit together and let the sense of justice find a stream of equanimity within us. There are times when we learn to suck it up and let it go and that is a maturity.
Introverts and extroverts have a different way of regarding social and alone time - so we got to be who we are and we know when we are not, our entire energy and psyche conspires against us - even to the point of picking battles where the representation of what we are battling in our own minds is our inner demons rather than justice.
Anger is a useful emotion. Justice is knowing when someone has crossed the line and equally making sure the line is not crossed, in that regard anger is useful emotion but not everything that is imagined wrong is actually a righteous fight for justice.
What works for @Cyndi wilkins might not work for me but if Cyndi is sensitive to anger, then I am disrespecting her to be angry around her and that is because I have read her viewpoint about anger - we don't have a relationship with strangers, we have a relationship with people we get to know. There is this thing my mom does that I think is brilliant, she clears debts and anger credits by the end of the day as much as being human is concerned, and just like debts are settled, she goes to sleep settled because she is not afraid to clear what is on her chest and be assertive.
Truth often is not as clear cut as it seems but the clearest form of truth is whatever we don't face up within ourselves and the flaws are deeper within us when we have not learned to handle our own selves, for if we can't be at one with our own selves how the heck do we expect to do that for others?16/06/2017 #3 Tricia MitchellI enjoyed reading your buzz Lyon and I agree with you about the power of words. I disagree with suppressing anger. I've met a few mild-mannered people who have unexpressed and unresolved anger which they've bottled up for so long, they don't know it exists, or don't know how to express it. (the phrase "pent up anger' exists for a reason).
Perhaps if in discussing conduct, 'need' is substituted for compassion'ing, then we can disagree, while connecting heart to heart, expressing in a way that is compassionate. Personally, I don't believe it's a social responsibility to be happy in a public space.
I agree with what can happen if people are isolated and alone. However, the greatest wisdom lies within. With a meditation practice, there is no need to analyse but to just be and things are as they are. Letting go of the need to think (& over-think) is a positive thing.
"if we are rude and judgmental, we could cause someone to become anxious, stressed and to ill-behaved." I agree that people are responsible for their own actions, but we cannot cause someone to become anxious. It's the other person who is (unconsciously) choosing to perceive what we have said as judgmental, based on the meaning they've attached. We cannot force anyone to feel a particular way; that's just how they interpret it. Compassion is key (especially to understanding why a person has become a terrorist)16/06/2017 #2 Lyon Brave#1 It's a natural instinct to protect yourself. Honestly, some people need to be told off. It's important to pick your battles is all i am saying. Thanks for the link.16/06/2017 #1 Joyce π Bowen Brand Ambassador @ beBeeI so try to walk the middle ground and not lose my temper, but when someone is in attack mode, it is hard to do so. I seldom lose my temper, but I did yesterday with a neighbor and it felt gawdamned good. It seems my neighbors are organizing to do a lawsuit over https://www.bebee.com/producer/@joyce-bowen/adieu-dear-tree-in-english-y-en-espanol. But I may have the last laugh after all. I've had to file bankruptcy and my neighbors are listed on it. To hold one's temper while they are under attack is difficult. - ProducerShe Died. Many Deaths. To Return. Blossomed. Transformed.The church was full of shadows. Frozen. The scene in black and white. Emotions running down the hills of humanity. No turning back. Regret. Anger. Lost hope. Sadness. Eyes closed. No words to describe that terrible moment. A memory flying like a...
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18/06/2017 #27 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#22 the Chas beautiful literature i so love that, thank you18/06/2017 #26 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#21 thank you for the music @Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA18/06/2017 #23 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#18 more is the key @Joanne Gardocki18/06/2017 #22 Chas βοΈ Wyatt"I believe the future is only the past again, entered through another gate." ~Arthur Wing Pinero, "The Second Mrs. Tanqueray", 1893.
"The present is the laboratory of the future." ~James Lendall Basford (1845β1915), "Seven Seventy Seven Sensations", 1897.18/06/2017 #21 Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.A musical reference for your tale:
https://youtu.be/ZNaqBBjrIZw18/06/2017 #20 Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SATransformation and positive renewal @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.Liked the horse imagery "Wild and free"!18/06/2017 #19 Puneet SrivastavaGud one :) @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. Keep it up !!!17/06/2017 #17 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#16 kudos present received, thank you @Yogesh Sukal!17/06/2017 #16 Yogesh SukalKudos to you @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. Such a amazing buzzes back to back.17/06/2017 #15 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#14 well thank you @debasish majumder your turn!!!17/06/2017 #14 debasish majumderlovely share @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! ENJOYED READ AND SHARED. THANK YOU FOR THE BUZZ.17/06/2017 #13 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#12 yes, you really said that well @Kevin Baker thank you!!!17/06/2017 #12 Kevin BakerReally like that one, hope burns hell from our visions. Each day is a rebirth of the who and why we are.17/06/2017 #11 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.and each single beautifully winged bee, thank you all!17/06/2017 #8 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.@Laurent Boscherini @Gert Scholtz @Chas βοΈ Wyatt @Fran π Brizzolis @Patrick Poedts @Darko Lugonja @Milos Djukic JosΓ© π JordΓ‘n de UrrΓes
15/06/2017Thank you very much @Aleen π Zakka - Excellent guideline. Its great to follow you on beBee. https://www.bebee.com/bee/aleen-zakka - Ψ΄ΩΨ±Ψ§ Ψ¬Ψ²ΩΩΨ§ ΩΩΩ -
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10/06/2017When we reach the point of compromise without indifference, we become as one mind, there is room for all.
Choices designed with intention.
Humanaura.caThe Human Aura, Healing by Grounding Effects from Humanaura.caHumanaura.ca Humanaura and Grounding... calm in a way most don't perceive. Information to heal the human being. What you intend for others will find...Javier π beBee
06/06/2017Meet our new ambassadors. Check out our updated list !
https://www.bebee.com/producer/hive/bebee-english/meet-our-bebee-ambassadors?newMeet our beBee Ambassadors!www.bebee.com In July 2016 beBee launched its Ambassadors Program and we already have a bunch of top-notch bees on our list that are spreading the buzz all...Comments
09/06/2017 #50 Rebecca Matias#3 Crossing my fingers here @Javier π beBee. Hopefully in the next batch of your list. :D :D07/06/2017 #46 Randall Burns#1 Thank You @Javier π beBee I'm honored and flattered, (Just hope I don't screw up, LMAO!!)07/06/2017 #43 Alberto π BarrancoUn placer formar parte de esta gran colmena que sigue avanzando a pasos (zumbidos) agigantados!
Abierto a cualquier sinergia, networking o colaboraciΓ³n que podamos crear!
‘‘Un abrazo a tod@s!!07/06/2017 #40 Irene π Rodriguez Escolar#39 ΒΏYooo? π±π (siento un cosquilleo cada vez que lo oigo aΓΊn sigo sin acostumbrarme, de lo grande que significa para mΓ).07/06/2017 #39 Carmen π Juanes Luis#38 Gracias @Irene π Rodriguez Escolar, siempre incondicional y gran ejemplo de embajadora.07/06/2017 #38 Irene π Rodriguez Escolar#37 (me encanta que estΓ©s en
la lista π, era de esperar)07/06/2017 #37 Carmen π Juanes Luis#27 Gracias @MΓ³nica Salvador Rodriguez seguiremos conociendo beBee y difundiendola por Tenerife las dos.07/06/2017 #33 Yedu π PanickerMy hearty congrats to all the new ambassadors !! @Javier π beBee great to see the updated list !! ππ07/06/2017 #32 Meera π Nair#3 @Javier π beBee Will give my best! :) And congrats to all the new ambassadors! Let beBee prosper forever! :)07/06/2017 #30 Sara JacoboviciAn impressive list! A warm congratulations to the new ambassadors and good wishes to all!Louise Smith
28/05/2017@RenΓ©e π Cormier And they played all 4 verses every time !
Canadian national anthem "O Canada"βAll four verses! http://www.heartscenter.org God bless Canada! God bless Canadians! Sing all four verses of Canadaβs national anthem and appreciate your good fortune to live...Comments
28/05/2017 #1 Louise SmithSince Expo 1988 in Brisbane Aus I can remember the melody of the Canadian National Anthem. I loved the Canadian pavilion and went there many times!
In 1989, I went to Canada and was not disappointed
- friendly people
- beautiful country
- a lake named after me
Happy Anniversary ! AND 150 MORE !!!- ProducerThe Arrival. Aurora Woke up. Still Dawn.Back in the forest. Early morning. Still dawn. Pure golden light entered the scene. Breathtaking. Moments. The trees knew that something beautiful was unfolding. In all its simplicity. They could hardly wait to see it in reality. Joy in advance. So...
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02/06/2017 #39 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#38 soul beautiful, yes @Tausif Mundrawala31/05/2017 #38 Tausif MundrawalaOur love for someone is a force which wades through the storm of likeliness of losing someone. They both met and finally their wait was over. You are a master story teller which creates a difference in the world of emotions. Thank you so much my friend,@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.29/05/2017 #35 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#27 what a beautiful comment thank you @Juan Imaz29/05/2017 #34 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#26 my pleasure @Darko Lugonja have a great week ahead29/05/2017 #33 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#25 all received @Joanne Gardocki thank you!29/05/2017 #32 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#24 thank you @Bill Stankiewicz, π Brand Ambassador29/05/2017 #31 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#23 glad it is confirmed @Kevin Baker29/05/2017 #30 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#22 thank you appreciate that @Pascal Derrien29/05/2017 #29 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#21 long time gratitude to you @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee29/05/2017 #28 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#20 thank you so much @stephan metral π Innovative Brand Ambassador29/05/2017 #27 Juan Imazvery evocative reading. Thanks @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.!29/05/2017 #26 Darko LugonjaGreat thanks for great stories sharing. And yes HBMM :-)πππ»π28/05/2017 #23 Kevin BakerI agree , love finds you when your not looking, the most attractive human trait is content within the self.28/05/2017 #22 Pascal DerrienWhat I like is that your write your stuff with your distinctive style !!! :-) RenΓ©e π Cormier
27/05/2017Canada is celebrating its 150th birthday this year. Here are 30 facts about Canada. Did you know all of these? @Javier π beBee @Matt π Sweetwood @Juan Imaz
30 Facts About CANADA Welcome to "30 Facts About CANADA"! Sit back, relax, and enjoy this cool video about Canada! Also, don't forget to subscribe for more awesome videos! Links:...Comments
29/05/2017 #10 Praveen Raj Gullepalli#9 was so thrilled to catch him Live here in Hyderabad a few years ago with my family...including Mom 68 who loves his music so much ;)29/05/2017 #8 Praveen Raj Gullepalli#6 Gordon Lightfoot...Len Cohen...Anne Murray...Alanis...RUSH...Bryan Adams...too. To name a further few.29/05/2017 #7 Sara JacoboviciLove the video @RenΓ©e π Cormier. I'm sure many of these Canadian facts will come as a surprise to a lot of viewers, including Canadians, eh? 150, wow! How time flies. I was living in Montreal during the Centennial and spent everyday of my school summer vacation at Man and his World. Great memories. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uj4LZB5oarA
In addition, this might be of interest to @David B. Grinberg. Enjoy! http://www.macleans.ca/society/life/5-canadian-space-inventions-that-arent-the-canadarm/29/05/2017 #6 Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SAUp the Canucks! Lovely country lovely people and the home country of my all time musical hero Mr Neil Young !@RenΓ©e π Cormier28/05/2017 #3 Louise SmithSince Expo 1988 in Brisbane Aus I can remember the melody of the Canadian National Anthem. I loved the Canadian pavilion and went there many times!
In 1989, I went to Canada and was not disappointed
- friendly people
- beautiful country
- a lake named after me
Happy Anniversary ! AND 150 more.- ProducerThe Darkest Tale. It Will Never Happen Again!The black witch opened her eyes. It was cold in her room. This was normal as she had no heart at all. Her body was filled with an ugly stone. She looked in her agenda. It was hidden, once again. There were a lot of days marked in red. The color of...
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27/05/2017 #18 Erroll -EL- WarnerAlways keep looking forward towards your articles. Very fascinating.27/05/2017 #17 stephan metral π Innovative Brand Ambassador#14 You are Welcome @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.27/05/2017 #16 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#9 thank you so much library bee @debasish majumder highly appreciated!27/05/2017 #15 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#10 wise words @Kevin Baker, thank you!27/05/2017 #14 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#11 I saw it, yes, @stephan metral π Innovative Brand Ambassador thanks for the reminder! Thank you also for your comments below and your appreciation for this post.27/05/2017 #13 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#12 hope your pulse is now back to normal, @Pascal Derrien, otherwise some magic might help26/05/2017 #12 Pascal DerrienA witch with no heart having said that my pulse accelerated when I read this intriguing post :-)26/05/2017 #11 stephan metral π Innovative Brand AmbassadorGreat one @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. did you check my post on writers contest26/05/2017 #9 debasish majumderintriguing share indeed @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! enjoyed read. thank you for the share.26/05/2017 #8 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.and all bees that read my stories, grateful for each one of you, thank you for following me, I appreciate you all!26/05/2017 #3 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.@Darko Lugonja @Patrick Poedts @Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA @Milos Djukic @Chas βοΈ Wyatt @Laurent Boscherini @Qamar Ali Khan - ProducerThe Duck That Did Not Want To Become Famous.There once was a male duck that was born to be famous. All family members and friends were celebrities already. They were just waiting for the last duck to join them on the path of success. The duck was stubborn and had other plans in life. He just...
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25/05/2017 #26 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.well there is good news, when another writer comes along, he will create a different story ;-)24/05/2017 #25 HervΓ© Sabattier#24 Hi, Lisbeth. It's nice we see the world with different eyes and different emotions. This duck seemed needing to live on his own a different life away from the crowd, which is a great talent in itself... Maybe on his own way he would have flown much higher than his parents. Who knows ? He didn't have the chance to try...24/05/2017 #24 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#21 @HervΓ© Sabattier I see it differently, the duck had high potential and he has to honor that. He would be poor when he would have done nothing with his talents.24/05/2017 #23 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#20 my honor to do so, thank you for your comments, agree with your words @Tausif Mundrawala24/05/2017 #22 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#18 They will not, they adore beBee too much @Matt π Sweetwood24/05/2017 #21 HervΓ© SabattierI feel really sad for this poor duck... He had choosen his own plans to live and was forced by the majority to change... Freedom assassinated...24/05/2017 #20 Tausif MundrawalaWe have to work with the tools already given in order to be successful.Not necessarily that one needs to be in the spotlight and become a celebrity as all his family members are. I remember watching an interview of lady from the prominent family where she said that she always liked to take a backseat and became a journalist. But this story has spoken volumes. Thanks for sharing this story with us my friend, @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.24/05/2017 #17 Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA"The stubborn duck still counted the birds and the bees but only in the weekends."I admire how he kept the balance right despite unleashing his new found potential in striving to achieve higher levels of self - realization!
Counting ducks as they cruise serenely by is actually very relaxing in itself....
Nice one @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc....duck idiom meets true-to-life Leysen Lesson !24/05/2017 #16 Yogesh Sukal#15 Agree with you @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. family and true friends support plays quite role.
Because they do care for you without any expectation.
Also would like one of my buzz, so perfect with this content.
https://www.bebee.com/content/1338980/120530624/05/2017 #15 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.@Yogesh Sukal and another thing that this story underlines is this: we cannot do it alone, we always need a 'little help' from our friends. Luckily, stubborn duck was well managed by 'The Publicity Dude' in pr and branding terms and supported with lots of love from his family and friends. They knew he had the vip gen and they wanted him to succeed!!!24/05/2017 #14 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#11 thank you @Pascal Derrien I can perfectly imagine that. Ducks are sweet joy filled animals. They move smoothly on the water. They are very balanced. It has to be said: every animal - just like every human - has its highs and lows, and in betweens ;-). Balance is the key!24/05/2017 #13 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#10 thank you library bee @debasish majumder, your turn!24/05/2017 #12 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#9 in this case @Yogesh Sukal the duck became the highest version of itself, unfolded its full potential and that is more than words can express!24/05/2017 #11 Pascal DerrienI liked that ducky story as an aside I know a duck shop in Florence which is the favourite ship of my kids if you ask them what is cool in that city they say the duck shop so I think ducks can be very popular too :-)24/05/2017 #10 debasish majumderlovely share @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! enjoyed read and shared. thank you for the share. Kevin Baker
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19/05/2017Part Three: You can take science out of philosophy, but.....Image credit: Wikipedia .....you can't take philosophy out of science.* INTRODUCTIONIn a discussion that was taking place recently on beBee, Ali Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee wrote; ββ¦the many buzzes that we inspired between us I shall not be...Comments
28/05/2017 #22 Sara Jacobovici#21 As I said, @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee, welcome back!28/05/2017 #21 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#20 I am afraid my dear @Sara Jacobovici that a post on a post between us shall continue. I am responding in a buzz.28/05/2017 #20 Sara Jacobovici#19 Welcome back @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee! Great question! I am influenced by things that take place around me and my internal experiences. My "core"/self identity remains the same. In other words, I do not change with the changes. I am an observer and I am able to pause, and consider my response and interaction. Thanks for kick starting the thinking process. Hope you had a great trip!28/05/2017 #19 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBeeI have just arrived from Turkey and the first thing I did is read this super buzz by dear @Sara Jacobovici. This is an extremely worthy buzz and is full of great definitions and examples of spontaneity. I have paused on this part "The βwhoβ I am engages with others and the world around me in the same way; it is the situation that changes, not me". This is a challenging situation for me. Do I change with changes around me? Can I be "fixed" person with all the changes surrounding me? This is a matter for serious thinking. I hope that readers would reflect on it.20/05/2017 #18 Sara Jacobovici#15 I appreciate and "get" your comment and the expanded perspective @Harvey Lloyd. Great "call to action": "Please disagree, i enjoy the discussion as we either merge our perspectives or merely share a different one. Exploration of perspectives is the true border of discovery." Agreed! (pun intended)20/05/2017 #17 Sara Jacobovici#13 #14 Dear @namita sinha, no worries about typos. Part of the "experience". Your comment is very much appreciated and valued. Thank you for the opportunity to connect and engage.20/05/2017 #16 Sara Jacobovici#12 You're one of the reasons the engagement is so dynamic @FranciπEugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador. Thank you.20/05/2017 #15 Harvey Lloyd#8 I agree with your disagreement. When we look at spontaneity from the perspective and definition you prescribed. I am quite the visual person. Maybe acutely. I don't see one playground but many. You aptly described the various playgrounds we can find ourselves and others engaged. Judgement, apathetic criticism and the others. For me i cant be on one playground and act as i am on another. The judgement playground keeps me from the playground where spontaneity can happen.
If i say yes to something, what am i saying no too? Was a profound question put to me by a mentor who wanted me to understand that in the presence of yes/no, judgement or the other features you pointed out what is being obscured or being said no too?
It is from this perspective that i look at the critical features that zap spontaneity and say that if judgement exists then spontaneity will be difficult to achieve. Everything that is seen or discussed will have to satisfy the judgment criteria first.
I also want to say that i am defining spontaneity with a very fine scope of seeking wisdom or answers to current questions. Not frolicking and being spontaneous for detachment purposes. So again i take great liberties with definitions, and often assume everyone got a copy of my dictionary.
Please disagree, i enjoy the discussion as we either merge our perspectives or merely share a different one. Exploration of perspectives is the true border of discovery.20/05/2017 #14 namita sinha@Sara Jacobovici I meant 'easy" to understand ..in my earlier comment .Misspelt "easily" ..typing error there and don't know if we have edit feature for our comments...20/05/2017 #13 namita sinha@Sara Jacobovici ..I find this post , a rare amalgamation of aspects of physics, psychology and creativity , all interwoven with your efforts and clarity of thinking , to make a free flowing article - easily to understand and assimilate .. This post has illuminated the idea of "Spontaneity"..with such brilliance, that I now understand the act of Spontaneity as a rare gift, one of great value and essence in our overall existence ! Valuable insights and a writing for keeps to be referred to even in future ! Thanks !19/05/2017 #12 FranciπEugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador@Sara Jacobovici, I am delighted that you took the time and effort to expand on spontaneity. It's posts like this that bring even a broader understanding of a thought-provoking subject, while it is fresh in our minds.
I agree the definition of spontaneity is open-ended, presenting food-for-thought thus the reason for a most interesting chain of comments.
Thank you for bringing this post to my attention and I am on my way to Part Two.19/05/2017 #11 Joel Anderson#10 Dear Sara, i think you are far too kind. Thank you and keep making a dufference. You do for me and so many others.19/05/2017 #10 Sara Jacobovici#9 Thank you @Joel Anderson. You were one of the first "exceptionally smart thinking mind" I have had the privilege to engage with.19/05/2017 #9 Joel Anderson@Sara Jacobovici Thought provoking by itself, but I truly enjoy the interactions, comments and "spin-offs" that come from discussion, contemplation and reflection by so many exceptionally smart thinking minds. Thank you so much for a great post.19/05/2017 #8 Sara Jacobovici#6 I always look forward to a @Harvey Lloyd comment. I find your comments unique and thought provoking Let me just say, I am not into the compartmentalization of learning and definitions of words. Learning is a lifetime process and we learn as long as we have an open mind and a passion to learn. The rules of grammar, so to speak, can be helpful at times, as tools, not as a substitute for thinking. I love how you move nouns into verbs. This inspires me to look at words through movement. I once wrote about how the verb "to allow", in fact means not doing anything. So here is a verb that moves towards stillness. Now, to the topic at hand, as @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee reminds me, disagreement is natural and adds to the discussion. So Harvey, I have to respectfully disagree with your description of spontaneity as providing us a "playground of otherwise off limit areas of our brain when the rules are in play." I think the cessation of destructive criticism, suspension of judgment, censorship, and even fear, are some factors that contribute to our having the "freedom" to be in the space of that playground, but that playground does not exist because of spontaneity. That playground comes from our innate ability to explore and be curious, and our sense of safety that we developed over time and with experience, to identify the boundaries in which that exploration can take place. Thank you for contributing to "extending and growing" my thinking.19/05/2017 #6 Harvey LloydVery interesting points concerning how we take liberties in expressing and expanding a definition into a concept. I would ask for forgiveness as i did not attend any higher education so i do take great liberties in defining words.
The fractal nature of our being tends to define a ridged existence along certain paths that give us a reflection. Ergo @Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA question. The one of control. Spontaneity provides us a play ground of otherwise off limit areas of our brain when the rules are in play.
My definition of Spontaneity does step outside the box of Webster too describe the outcome and journey. What spontaneity can lead too, if you will. One of my faults is carrying nouns into the realm of action. I get called on it from my dictionary happy educator friends. By doing so though i am not tied to the definition myself, but can grow out from it. This is confusing when i take a noun and drive it down the road to a conclusion that presents the word as a verb.
In taking a crack at Chris's question i would submit yes that spontaneity is a state of mind, represented in action to others, and a choice. I also believe that we don't find success, success finds us because of this state of mind. A play on words? Maybe? I see many people looking, who are unprepared for success and i see many who are creating an environment where success will visit. Depending on which of these views you accept will have cause and effect on your spontaneity.
Thanks @Sara Jacobovici for extending and growing this concept of understanding our paradigm.19/05/2017 #5 Sara Jacobovici#4 If you forgive mine.#3 Your question, as always @Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA, is a wise one. Everything you say is right; spontaneity has a lot to do with personality and yes, there seems to be a contradiction in the concept of having "a deliberate control over spontaneous behaviour." So first, re personality. I see this as a reinforcement to spontaneity being an ability we develop as we mature. Our initial mode of operation is very impulsive. Only when we begin to develop a sense of time, to delay gratification, to understand stops and starts, and so on, do we choose, based on our personality type, to be more or less spontaneous. The contradiction is more of a paradox; spontaneity is time bound. We either make time for spontaneity or not. Because by the time we can be spontaneous, we have more control over the "when", we are then able to be "free" within the constraints of time. Thanks for your valuable contribution to this discussion Chris.19/05/2017 #3 Chris π Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SAThanks for this very illuminating expabsipn to the duscussion @Sara Jacobovici. I found your expert articulation of the differences between impulsive and spontaneous behavior and fully resonate with your explanation. Would you then say one has deliberate control over spontaneous behaviour..."I will act spontaneously tomorrow" for example? This would appear to be a contradiction in terms but seems logical given your explanation that spontaneity lies within rational adult conciousness.I had always assumed that spontaneous qualities were a product of personality rather than of tge exercise of ones will. Kevin Baker
17/05/2017African Dwarf FrogKevin Baker
13/05/2017- ProducerA Little Girl's Magic.Once upon a time in a far away land, a little girl was playing in a corner. She seemed to be alone. However that was so far from the truth. She always was surrounded by magic powers. In her mind she had a long list of desires. Screaming for...
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11/05/2017 #27 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#26 super kind thank you @Meera π Nair, highly honored!11/05/2017 #26 Meera π Nair@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. I seriously do not know how to appreciate! Short of words! A beautiful message conveyed in a unique and creative manner!! Good job and please keep writing more of such pieces!!! :)10/05/2017 #25 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#20 thank you Miss bee spotlights you shine the light on all bees! Thank you @FranciπEugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador!10/05/2017 #24 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.even greater comments, love it more @Bill Stankiewicz, π Brand Ambassador!10/05/2017 #23 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#22 most welcome MM @Darko Lugonja have a great week10/05/2017 #20 FranciπEugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. You are such a breath of fresh air. I love your stories. πΌ09/05/2017 #19 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#18 there are more than a billion stories in the air, I catch them when they fall ;-) @Yogesh Sukal09/05/2017 #18 Yogesh SukalFor your writing @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. running out of words of appreciation.
I wonder from where you get the inspiration for the same.09/05/2017 #17 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#15 big hugs to @Pascal Derrien he just added gold to beBee's honey journal ;-).09/05/2017 #15 Pascal Derrienit is reassuring to read this type of prose nowadays one of those words worth 100 articles of any life coach out there :-)09/05/2017 #14 Tausif Mundrawala#12 You made me speechless. This universe is made of stories and there won't be much fun without it. Keep sharing more.09/05/2017 #13 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#8 thank you @debasish majumder I think it is your turn again!09/05/2017 #12 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#9 thanks so much @Tausif Mundrawala a story without your comments is like beBee without bees.09/05/2017 #11 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#10 :-) ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo tell me about their smile when their wonderful father told the story!09/05/2017 #10 John White, MBAOMG!!β€β€β€β€ Looks like I've just found the perfect bedtime story for my girls tonight. Thanks, @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.09/05/2017 #9 Tausif MundrawalaIt was a kind of feeling where one would say I can't hold back my tears as youngest beings are always innocent and trustful in their act. Being selfless is not an easy forte or task as you have to prioritize your loved ones than you. I am elated to read this story as I first imagined that this story is based on a lizard but you proved me incorrect. Your images are always powerful because it speaks volumes despite being simple. I love this story in its entirety and thanks for tagging me my friend, @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.09/05/2017 #8 debasish majumdernice share @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! enjoyed read. thank you for the share. Kevin Baker
09/05/2017Fresh cut flowers- Producer
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08/05/2017Going to the Extreme EffectNot all red colors have the same intensity. They range from light red to dark red. Our emotions have their colors that go from very light emotions to heavy ones. Our trust in ourselves and others, our authenticity, our engagement at work, our...Comments
16/05/2017 #40 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#38 I like your idea that reflexes and senses have a role to play. I wonder if you add add intuition as well @siraj shaik?10/05/2017 #38 siraj shaik#37 seems there is something related to reflexes, senses, actions and nature within. Is it due to circumstances? or situation? or other reasons?. Maybe at times happens unknowingly controlled by conscious in every life form. A news mentioned about "395 birds found dead after slamming into skyscraper". Anyways, thanks much for giving time to review my comment shares.10/05/2017 #37 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#35 Read the article and how love ended in killing. A sad story and is a case worthy of what extreme love can end up as a murder.10/05/2017 #36 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#35 Thanks and I shall inspect this link dear @siraj shaik10/05/2017 #35 siraj shaik#32 I was just scrolling thro' a news article, which made me to think about phenomena of reaction, an inhumane quality of many that's hidden in humans. Find time read this http://a.msn.com/01/en-ca/BBAWA1n?ocid=st (what was that which was extreme or missing). The expression has lots to say "there is always a dark side to extremes".10/05/2017 #34 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#33 The line you quoted from the buzz are exactly what I wished to communicate in this buzz @Savvy Raj. The proof is in my response comment below addressed to @Sara Jacobovici. You and Sara extracted what I wanted to say. I am very grateful to both of you.10/05/2017 #33 Savvy RajAppreciate the sense and sensibility of moderation as it brings forth the wisdom of equanimity ... I especially was drawn to your following lines .... "Trees follow the simple Fibonacci rules to grow and form their spiral shape. It is the notion that we need to go to the extremes so that disruption may occur and new life begins. The burning of a forest and its destruction causes the emergence of new forest life. However; we don't need to go to the extreme of destruction. We may still grow our lives if we only would follow simple rules. This is the way to create positive emergence." Thank you for sharing your reasonings.10/05/2017 #32 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#30 My friend @siraj shaik- you are one of the commenters who pleases my heart with your comments. I shall tag you on my next buzz related to "ideas wastes". I need your wisdom.10/05/2017 #31 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#29 Dear @Sara Jacobovici- it is responses like yours that lift up my heart. I am looking forward to reading your forthcoming buzz with enthusiasm.10/05/2017 #30 siraj shaik@Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee nice and wonderful article. Indeed enjoyed read, such a lovely post. the headers "Going to the Extreme Effect" (Specially the added image "a feel of - Autumn") had pulled me to review "your say" expressed in great post. In one of your posts mentioned about percentile via workouts on a software. (with a feel within just wondered if by chance did I miss any "alert" article OR skipped any related such hints in comment spaces).10/05/2017 #29 Sara Jacobovici#23 "Why then go to the extreme when we could create possibilities while staying in balance?" Thank you for rephrasing this core question @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee. I am on my way to putting together a possible response.10/05/2017 #28 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#19 I say loudly that I agree with your comment @Jean L. Serio CPC, CeMA. It is so clear that I need add nothing to it except expressing my approval and full support.10/05/2017 #27 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#18 Thank you dear @Deb π Helfrich for your very thoughtful comment. One important take away from it is your writing "I also believe that this heightened level of praise, even as it occurs naturally, is part of some of the departures". When we heighten the expectations departures shall occur. Falling expectations or premature one leads to the feeling of disappointment. I prefer the content and the level of discussions to be the prime way of praising. Great buzzes and exchanges of ideas are self-promoting. I refer you to the excellent comment of @Jerry Fletcher because it reinforces your comment as well.10/05/2017 #26 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#17 I agree fully with you @Joanne Gardocki in saying "the connection with mind/logic and heart/emotion is lost". Being in the extreme for prolonged time and/or frequently will lead to this separation. I couldn't express it in better words than you did.10/05/2017 #25 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#16 @Lada π‘ Prkic- the scientific engineer I agree with you. The way you praised beBee is more influential than direct praising. Yes, your approach "The post was not just about praising this platform, but it deals with the purpose of being on social media in general" is very sound.
In quality control we determine an upper and lower limits for processes. In other words we allow for some deviations. Sometimes whether intentionally or not we find ourselves in the extreme. That is fine as long as w don't swing to the opposite side frequently because this can be stressing.10/05/2017 #24 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#15 @Jerry Fletcher- you said it all in one line "That is why I'm an ambassador. I'm not here to praise beBee but rather to take enjoyment from it". I love the way you put it. Too much praising shall fire back. We are enjoying the exchange of ideas and we are all learning in a friendly environment. The joy of learning and advancement is unparalleled by any other joy, for me at least.
I thank you so much for your encouraging words. Genuine appreciation is a source of joy.10/05/2017 #23 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#14 I concur again with you that trusting extremes sometimes will lead to new possibilities, life and opportunities. One question though which I tried to highlight in this buzz. There are emerging new lives when we are in balance. I give the example of flying birds and fish schooling. They keep nearby by following simple rules. For birds they end up flying in V-shapes with so many advantages like reducing the flying effort by as much as 78%. Why then go to the extreme when we could create possibilities while staying in balance? This is my core question. Thank you for providing me with the opportunity to explain my main point again.10/05/2017 #22 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#13 "but still in isolation of feelings, thoughts or experiences related to these...". This is a remarkable point @Sara Jacobovici. The emotional stress in going between extremes can be huge. The swinging of feelings is similar to the swinging of any other object. I fully concur with your subtle comment. Feelings are like some materials that we expose to high temperatures then we quench them immediately in ice. They shatter.10/05/2017 #21 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#12 "Culturally though boundaries are merely the other side's view of the extreme". This is an extremely viable point @Harvey Lloyd. You bring up a huge issue on the boundaries that are invisible or can't be marked. Human complexity means that we only have fuzzy boundaries. I feel these boundaries are fractal like the English coast. The more we look into, the more the boundaries look endless. In these cases may be we need to identify simple rules of agreement. This also brings the issue of even defining these terms. What is culture? Consciousness? and many other terms. If we don't agree on their definition how could we define their boundaries? - Producer
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29/04/2017The Ripples from Ideas PebblesI was in the process of writing this buzz with another direction till the disruptive thinker CityVP ManjitΒ published a buzz. Reading Manjit's buzzes and comments are always like to cause a disturbing effect to the mind. Disturbance may lead to...Comments
30/04/2017 #30 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#29 I love this "The universe to discover resides with in our own minds and the earth we reside". Thank you @Kevin Baker and I am glad the buzz is of some value to you.30/04/2017 #29 Kevin BakerThe universe to discover resides with in our own minds and the earth we reside. No need to go anywhere. Such a thought provoking post , thank you @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee30/04/2017 #28 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#27 Thanks @siraj shaik- The fourth dimension- the timespace dimension- is a wonderful idea to undertake. The capacity of a system as determined by a 3-dimensional place is the intriguing embedded idea in your comment. In fact, I am writing a buzz on same topic soon. You are a mind-reader my friend.30/04/2017 #27 siraj shaik#26 hope someone pick points to ponder from @Jeet Sarkar's comment. "Linear (two dimensional) and Spherical (three dimensional)".. and focusing on the valuable term "fractals" (high-lightened by @Milos Djukic) has something with time if that's taken as fourth dimension.. can it give ways in for some sort of disruptive results.30/04/2017 #26 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#21 @Jeet Sarkar- thank you and I enjoy the idea of spherical minds. Yes, we are mainly bodies of water and our bodies are the container. It is up to us what to feill these waters with. WE have many choices, and it is up to to decide what choices to make.30/04/2017 #25 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#20 @Tausif Mundrawala- you are a genuine thinker. I like the idea on how to produce disruptive ideas. Go ahead and expand on it.30/04/2017 #24 Sara Jacobovici#22 Your excitement of the ideas and what you are describing is making me impatient to read your work @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee. Looking forward to it.30/04/2017 #23 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#19 @Sara Jacobovici- this is a fascinating quote and I love it. Yes, I agree totally with it and it expresses my own thinking as well. The story of the blind and the elephant pops up again with a different face.30/04/2017 #22 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#18 @Sara Jacobovici- there are so many definitions of creativity. Your comment inspires me with a new one. This is from this part of your comment " reminds me of the issues related to the blood-brain barrier. One of the medical developments is that there are now medications that can pass through the blood-brain barrier".It is finding barriers and crossing them is the new definition. SO many examples are flowing in my mind or say I feel the ripples of ideas falling on the waters of my mind. Where is there a barrier there exists the opportunity for creative thinking. Thank you dear Sara for the inspiration.30/04/2017 #21 Jeet SarkarEverything we found creative is generally generated by spherical minded people in this virtual world! Because a linear line of thinking doesn't allow you to back at the origin point again to rethink the matter! 78% of water is present in our brain, a dielectric medium, i think this is one of the reason why our brain give rise to certain creative thinking! As we also know that our body constitutes around 76% of water but as compared to body brain is too small! Thank you sir @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee for sharing such a lovely post !29/04/2017 #20 Tausif MundrawalaI agree with you that all pebbles are not same neither the water where it can create a rippling effect. What you sow so shall you reap. Bacteria working in tandem with ideas worth reflecting upon would create productive results. I think the best example would be a meeting of business partners where a partner discusses an idea to take the business ahead where other partners keep their point forth. The partner who discussed this idea would get constructive feedback and the disruption causes to come up with an idea which would be more fruitful one.
Again a mind rippling idea to pen this buzz, Sir @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee29/04/2017 #19 Sara Jacobovici@Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee, so many ripples, so many ideas! I can only grab onto one of them from my first reading of your buzz and that is the discussion of the parts and whole. You write, "Understanding the parts may not lead to the understanding of the whole." As synchronicity would have it, I had just finished commenting on @Ian Weinberg's buzz about having started to read Kurt Goldstein's The Organism, today. Goldstein writes that we can learn about parts from the whole but can never know the whole from looking at the parts.29/04/2017 #18 Sara Jacobovici#16 #17 This discussion gentlemen, @Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee and @CityVP π Manjit, reminds me of the issues related to the blood-brain barrier. One of the medical developments is that there are now medications that can pass through the blood-brain barrier. This is considered an advancement because the field of medicine has decided that there are certain elements that the brain needs and were prevented from entering, and now they can. My naive question is, why were they prevented from passing into the brain in the first place. I haven't researched this enough to speak of the benefits (of which I am sure they do exist), I can only speak from the point of view of witnessing what effects this had had on my mom; so far, she doesn't seem to like the effects of what happens when she takes medication that crosses the blood-brain barrier.29/04/2017 #17 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#16 Thank you for your very informative comment and links @CityVP π Manjit. I recall once that I wrote that negative thinking is a kind of bacteria in our brains. Let me start with a quote "Microbial communities are found at many different sites on the human body, including nasal passages, oral cavities, skin, gastrointestinal tract, and urogenital tract. These commensal microbes shape the immune and metabolic status of the host and play important roles in human health and disease. The brain is one organ that has been assumed to be sterile in the healthy host, but this is probably not true β apparently we have bacteria in our brains"!
http://www.virology.ws/2013/06/28/bacteria-in-our-brains/
This is consistent with your comment. As for bacteria in the brain apparently there are. I personally have always wondered how our brains have 78% of their weight water and with no bacteria! Whether yes or no, we do have negative attitudes and thinking that do. One last point- bacteria whether present in the brain or not they still affect the digestive systems, which is in turn linked to the brain. We humans may send the wrong and harmful like-bacteria resulting from our senses to the brain. If we are hurt by our senses, which feed the brain, them indirectly we are hurting the brain.29/04/2017 #16 CityVP π ManjitIf we suggest that "we are what we eat" so let me start from this point :
http://thechronicleherald.ca/community/1133646-we-are-what-we-eat
What helps us with what what we eat are our gut bacteria. Now the one place I don't want bacteria to enter is my brain. Scientists don't know if brain bacteria is a good thing, at least those found in glia cells but generally it is not a good thing to have bacteria circumvent the brain's protective environment.
At the same time new evidence points to a much more complex relationship between the gut and the brain then previously assumed. Previous assumptions were based on medical practice that separated brain experts from gut experts. It is only in recent times that work has begun to bring these two groups of specialists together, and so their findings are tertiary and the field is nascent, but the change is significant, because it moves us towards an integrated view of health, rather than a division of specialisms that previously would not see the connection as relevant.
So it is that we now are open to new questions, whose answers are only now being tested and explored
http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/312734.php
As technologists map the human brain for the purposes of artificial intelligence, brain specialists are obtaining new information from the brain from partners that were not in the brain game before and that includes those in the artificial intelligence community and other medical practitioners such as gut experts. We know for now that there is a relationship between our neural pathways and how micrbiome can communicate with it, but the full ramifications of that are still being studied. It is autism research which propelled movement to a more holistic response to the gut-brain relationship.29/04/2017 #15 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#14 What amazes me @Joyce π Bowen Brand Ambassador @ beBee is that some people use many terms such as viral marketing and then I read objections on same. Sometimes I find the presence of bodies in huge numbers are conduit indeed. See how trees communicate through the earth greatest web of algae. I am just searching for possibilities.29/04/2017 #14 Joyce π Bowen Brand Ambassador @ beBeeAm I simply the conduit for bacterial ideas?29/04/2017 #13 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#12 This was the main theme of this buzz till Manjit shifted my mind. In my next buzz I shall revert back.29/04/2017 #12 Harvey Lloyd#11 I have read some works a few years ago that questioned science's venture into micro instead of macro. Macro being the end use and application. It was some interesting dialogue.
Mainly it discussed the balance of time and money was disproportionate.29/04/2017 #11 Ali π Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#10 Just a question out of the billion users of mobile phones how many understand the science behind it? The best theory is an applied one and the users are sometimes find better applications than the originator. I wonder even how some artists applied fractal design and paintings even before Mandelbrot and others knew any thing about fractals! Does knowledge spoil us sometimes? A worthy topic on its own @Harvey Lloyd - Producer
Kevin Baker
30/04/2017Quantum Energy Transfer (Advanced Reflexology)Basic understanding of what quantum energy is and how to transfer it. The uses of energy transfer in Reflexology Quantum energy is intrinsically of the humanaura function. Which is our life force.This energy is not continuous, it is...Comments
02/05/2017 #1 Tricia MitchellI'm so glad I found your post @Kevin Baker after sticking my head above the parapet in my second post on this site. While trying to find my "thing" I trained in various techniques - Reiki, Reflexology, Indian Head Massage , Quantum Touch taught me much, and I
learned about quantum fields through matrix reimprinting (re-writing troublesome memories when using Emotional Freedom Technique aka EFT). As a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) and Empath, I appreciate you writing in a way and context that is more accessible than my esoteric approach. Thank you. - Producer
Lyon Brave
29/04/2017
DEPRESSION+WRONG TYPE OF LANGUAGE = KILL MYSELFI think the biggest problem people with depression face is they ask the wrong questions that encourage looking for pessimism instead of optimism. How about you stop asking what's wrong with your lifeΒ and ask what's right with your life? I need you...Comments
01/05/2017 #4 Nicole ChardenetHey Brian, denial is not just a river in Egypt. If you're happy in any sense of the word, then I'm Melania Trump. Riding a Brontosaurus. Through Central Park. Dressed as Darth Vader.30/04/2017 #3 Brian McKenzieWhile there is no 'I' in TEAM, there is a ME, and I am not social. I am happiest alone....even happier when I get to destroy the lies and banality of society / civility / humanity. My soul purpose is to murder the machine ~ create the chaos that causes it to crash, burn and die.
Imagine being such a failure at life, you can't even manage to successfully commit suicide despite a long string of attempts.29/04/2017 #2 Donna WoodExcellent points, @Lyon Brave! We must choose to decide how each moment will play out. Talk well about ourselves and others. It makes a lot of difference.29/04/2017 #1 Kevin BakerExcellent insight. Depression kept on the inside festers, put to the outside diminishes. Thanks @Lyon Brave Kevin Baker
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26/04/2017 #3 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.the power of support and cooperation, thank you @Kevin Baker, you made my day!26/04/2017 #1 FranciπEugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand AmbassadorHow nice of you @Kevin Baker to bring attention to Queen Bee @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.. Indeed, she is a very special and dedicated bee.- Don't let HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES get off the hook that easily!
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Geoffrey Cooling
18/04/2017Emotional Intelligence, How Do We Drive it?As I have got older I have become more aware of who I am and the things that drive me. Don't get me wrong, this state of nirvana didn't come early and it still doesn't always work. When I was a child I had an experience that shaped who I was to...Comments
18/04/2017 #10 Geoffrey Cooling#8 @Phil Friedman I think the hardest thing I ever did was be honest with myself. As for the gobshite with the girlfriend I would do it again, just perhaps not as spectacularly and perhaps with slightly more control. You can't make wise-cracking sexy quips when you are incoherent with momentary lunacy.18/04/2017 #9 Geoffrey Cooling#7 In fact, you haven't Donna, both your responses are on target, while the piece was really an exploration of me and why I value emotional intelligence it was also a wondering out loud of how we can drive the awareness of it. You are dead right, exposure to other not like me allowed me to understand and grow. My involvement with a very tight knit group of like minded individuals ensured that my cognitive bias was enforced. When I left the service I was exposed to people who didn't think like me or did but weren't as accepting of violence as the answer. The initial incident in my childhood actually robbed me of who I could have, should have been, however, paradoxically that incident laid the foundation for who I am today. Without it, I would be different. My focus on Bullies was primarily because they were forcing their will on someone who was helpless, that was sure to drive me from zero to slavering incoherence in about five seconds flat.18/04/2017 #8 Phil FriedmanReally refreshing approach, Geoffrey. Not to mention honest, for a change. The pendulum of the common wisdom on bullying appears to have swung to the extreme in one direction. So much so that many people see a reaction to bullying as itself being a manifestation of bullying. Which is pure poppycock. Bullying is when an individual or group initiates at physically or psychologically violent attempt to impose their or its capricious will on some other individual or group. Resisting that is NOT bullying; it is simply resisting bullying. To see it any other way is to blame the (intended) victim of the initiating bullying. Which is something I simply will not personally do.
Sometimes the angry response expressed by a target of bullying is out of proportion to the initial attack. Perhaps the bully to whom you refer, the man who head-butted his girlfriend did not deserve to die, but he certainly merited a good thrashing. Not to mention that in my experience such a thrashing is the only thing that will stop such violent bullies from repeating. Certainly, no degree of EI will do it. So don't bully yourself too much over it. Cheers!18/04/2017 #7 Donna Wood#5 I'm sorry, I think I missed the point of this after all. I'm understanding that we want to prevent bullying in the schools, such as physical violence and emotional battery? I wrote a book, "Sticks and Bones", where 28 teenagers contributed to the story. Each aspect of the 28 teenagers' real life experiences is in the book. What we learned in the process is that each kid in the book is a direct reflection of an adult in their life - not just in their families. We also learned that the foundation for bullying is laid as early as daycare/pre-school. When children play pretend, they are acting out the real life events they have witnessed at some point. Schools can actually determine who has the potential to be a bully by first grade. Bullies don't just magically appear in junior high. Without the teacher's ability to apply consequences to behavior, there is nothing the schools can do. Until there is Tort Reform (United States) protecting the schools from being sued for applying consequences, I don't foresee any tangible results from EQ programming.18/04/2017 #6 Harvey LloydEI is a symptom of an environment of need. Although education is a place where something can be learned, EI is something that is born of necessity. Without necessity we don't need EI. Education has lost its way in creating the necessities of life that help us want to learn and adjust to our environment.
Great post and could identify with the aspects of rage in serving those who are abused. Sometimes i got the bully and sometimes he got me.18/04/2017 #5 Geoffrey Cooling#2 How can society ensure that happens? Can we integrate awareness of EQ into the school curriculum18/04/2017 #4 Geoffrey Cooling#3 hey those are the things that keep us sane during the incoming, but afterwards we need to understand or forever be a prisoner to the experience. Believe me, no singing of kumbayah, just facing what you are and why you are.18/04/2017 #3 Brian McKenzieDrive it 90 mph into a wall - and hope you walk away from it. I have zero f's for the 'FEELS'. Too many dead bodies, and they continue to grow in number. Hopey - Feely - Squishy - Huggy - Sparkles never change the trajectory, velocity nor carnage of inbound artillery - so what good are they? None.
What is to be done with EQ? - put a graph about it on the fridge - stare at it and sing kumbayah. Feel like that made a difference.
8?/18/04/2017 #2 Donna Wood@Geoffrey Cooling I read this, paused, walked away for a while, and then re-read it again. One of the things I have learned is that trauma causes the delayed development of emotional intelligence. When a person experiences emotional trauma at a young age, the maturing process pauses, almost as though it needs to reset itself to continue. That's one cause. Another is when we fail to widen our perception of the world and the people in it, we create a bubble affect. We develop beliefs that everyone is like us and we need them to be like us. Once the bubble of false-perception is burst, through the experience of meeting people outside of our bubble, we have no frame of reference to fall back on, and the result is a lack of understanding and fear. We don't know what to do with it psychologically. In this case, inclusiveness of others who are not like ourselves becomes paramount in overcoming the self-imposed barriers to emotional intelligence.
In the case of emotional trauma at a young age - up to and including the early twenties, having resources available to assist in working through and a willingness to work through the trauma is of the utmost importance. Unfortunately for many minor children who experience trauma, seeking and getting help is out of their control. This is where society can and must step in to ensure that the wound is healed and the child can grow into a mature, functioning adult.18/04/2017 #1 Kevin BakerEmotions are chemicals released from the brain into the blood. They are not feelings and pass like the weather. Learning the psychological triggers that illicit a reaction so we can turn them into action has been so hard for me. The biggest help was being shown how to listen to my skin, instinct never lies to us. It warns me which battles are of value and which are fruitless or even detrimental.
humanaura
~ 100 buzzesShare in all vulnerability the who and why we are human, the energy.
We are what we think, feel and are committed to.
Grounding Effects
Hard wired deep in our DNA (inner person hood) is the desire to be understood. This anomaly is rarely fulfilled. Why? Rarely do we ever understand ourselves. Even more rare do we understand others even though it is the only way to objectively see our selves in others. This is the why we are defined as human, the strife to understand the who and why we are as a person.
The Humanaura:: Is an accumulated noetic field of all your energy created by cellular transmissions resulting from the decisions conscious, unconscious and autonomic since conception that is formulated into a blueprint of cognition's.
Anomalous Communications
If you can grasp and communicate on a cellular level the language is non local and its diversity is universal.
What is wellness? By definition its a noun and goes like this A healthy state of well being free from disease. Wellbeing by definition :: A contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous. Contented by definition:: Satisfied or showing satisfaction with things as they are. So taking those three steps says to me that Wellness is defined by your sense of self contentment. Contentment is Happiness with one's situation in life. True contentment is not wanting what you want. True contentment is wanting what you have. Discontent by definition is A longing for something better than the present situation. As with the rest of our human condition we require to maintenance the cycle of making forth with creativity, curiosity, adventure and discovery. Rejuvenate and invigorate your adventurous self with true grounding. This will reinstate your self protection and self healing. This brings me to one of my senses of accomplishment, to possibly be part of the shift of human process thinking towards our self, the planet and each other.
We are what we think, feel and are committed to.
Grounding Effects
Hard wired deep in our DNA (inner person hood) is the desire to be understood. This anomaly is rarely fulfilled. Why? Rarely do we ever understand ourselves. Even more rare do we understand others even though it is the only way to objectively see our selves in others. This is the why we are defined as human, the strife to understand the who and why we are as a person.
The Humanaura:: Is an accumulated noetic field of all your energy created by cellular transmissions resulting from the decisions conscious, unconscious and autonomic since conception that is formulated into a blueprint of cognition's.
Anomalous Communications
If you can grasp and communicate on a cellular level the language is non local and its diversity is universal.
What is wellness? By definition its a noun and goes like this A healthy state of well being free from disease. Wellbeing by definition :: A contented state of being happy and healthy and prosperous. Contented by definition:: Satisfied or showing satisfaction with things as they are. So taking those three steps says to me that Wellness is defined by your sense of self contentment. Contentment is Happiness with one's situation in life. True contentment is not wanting what you want. True contentment is wanting what you have. Discontent by definition is A longing for something better than the present situation. As with the rest of our human condition we require to maintenance the cycle of making forth with creativity, curiosity, adventure and discovery. Rejuvenate and invigorate your adventurous self with true grounding. This will reinstate your self protection and self healing. This brings me to one of my senses of accomplishment, to possibly be part of the shift of human process thinking towards our self, the planet and each other.
Buzzes
