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Kevin Baker
23/08/2017Courageous PeopleTo be of courage is to overcome our silly and prideful impulses to reach to others, instigate, and generally just play out vicious and despicable acts. If you keep your unhealthy and false pride in check. You will be rewarded with the good... - Producer
Kevin Baker
23/08/2017Chakras and Their LocationsDo you believe that chakras are aligned as perfect as the image here?I don't for very good reasons, no human is perfectly balanced all the time, not possible. In order for us to be so perfectly aligned all the time, we would have to become...Comments
23/08/2017 #1 Tricia MitchellInteresting buzz, Kevin. I went to an awareness class once that taught how to read auras, but I've only tried once or twice.
I was contemplating your buzz in the context of using advanced kinesiology with clients to identify which chakra(s) is creating an imbalance in the body, and what specifically is causing the dysfunction. During testing, we work on the chakra location being as in the diagram. If what you say is correct, perhaps it is intention that the system (i.e. body) is responding to? However, I suspect the combined system (of client, practitioner & universe) would feed back any merging of chakras by throwing up anomalies e.g. it wouldn't allow us to proceed further in the muscle test inquiry, prompting us to return to pre-test checks - has the muscle switched, does the client require hydration, etc.?
Or unclear responses would suggest more info was needed about the chakras before testing resumed.
Tad James (NLP) works on 5 major emotions - anger, sadness, fear, hurt & guilt in Time Line Therapy. Glasgow Uni's 2014 research concluded the 6 basic emotions are actually 4. Out of interest, what are the 7 identified & by whom? - Producer
David Navarro López
21/08/2017Do we take paths, or do paths happen to be due to us?A predetermined path seems to me a way of losing freedom but can be as well an easy way for walking life, as there is no need to trace and open new paths in the wilderness. I can’t help to remind the excellent poem of Antonio Machado ...Comments
22/08/2017 #24 Anonymous#8 DEar Lance, I am too shy to make a live buzz, so thank you for sharing your life experiences. Somehow we are in syntony, as my professional career started as electrician, then mechanical, then product manager, then sales man, then I realized I was not doing what I liked, so I turned back to be a service technician, which is the activity I do now. A short resume for over 30 years of professional life. But I am happy again with what I do every day. Maybe you want to have a look here, and see how many changes of path I have done. https://dnaproffesional.wordpress.com/22/08/2017 #23 Anonymous#7 Thank you for taking the time to make such a nice comment. I like to think that time, though important, is as well relative. I moved to Germany two years ago, and recently I have done another change of path. To me, I can resume these two years in just a heartbeat. Many important things happened during this period, but they are in the past, so I can hardly take time into consideration or value. Sometimes one can learn something in a second, or it can take a lifetime.
I like your point about being surrounded of people you can learn from. Maybe they have the same "north", and walking along with them makes you grow too.22/08/2017 #20 Lisa 🐝 GallagherI swear I'm being led lately to read blogs that speak of humanity, finding our own path and remembering we are all human and all humans have flaws. I think it's easy to get caught in the mind 'trap' of thinking, "I don't fit in, or I'm not good enough," sometimes when we feel this way, if we are with someone stronger (friend, family member our spouse), we need to listen because they may give us the answers. The answers may not feel right at the moment but if we listen well many times we find our way with the help of others.
You're so correct @David Navarro López, the perfect path doesn't exist and one thing that is constant is change. But, we need to follow the path less traveled at times in order to keep progressing. Mistakes will happen but that's how we learn too.22/08/2017 #19 Pascal DerrienVery interesting ping pong between uniqueness, paths, opposites and commonality, personally I have the plan of no plans just going with the flow.........22/08/2017 #18 Aleta Curry#13 Thanks @David and @Ali - I'll check out those reads as soon as I can!22/08/2017 #14 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#11 I am reading your comment dear @Aleta Curry and dear @David Navarro López response and you both put a small on my face this morning. I wrote a buzz yesterday on A Simple Approach to Storytelling:
https://www.bebee.com/producer/@ali-anani/a-simple-approach-to-storytelling
which is in many ways in response to your both comments. Curiously enough, I tagged David's name to my buzz just prior to reading your comments. I told David this buzz reminds me of David and I. Now, reading your comments I feel I was right. If there is no apparent third option, we may create it.
In a brilliant post dear @CityVP 🐝 Manjit wrote a buzz on my buzz, which is so deep, so lively and so thoughtful. I strongly recommend it for both of you as well as all readers of this buzz
https://www.bebee.com/producer/@cityvp/lifecentric22/08/2017 #13 Anonymous#11 Dear Aleta, as I was mentioning in the buzz, "Something half way between a flock of sheep and a lost goat.These two opposite ends still have a tremendous amount of options which can fit anyone." These two options are the ones I would never take. To me, they are just the boundaries, the limits.
In between, there is a huge amount of possibilities to choose from.
With your words "forging courageously ahead" you made me remember about another post I did some time ago: Enjoy it https://www.bebee.com/producer/@david-navarro-lopez/can-the-character-be-forged22/08/2017 #12 Kevin BakerWonderful breath of fresh air. My compass is my skin. It is the only part of me that is not capable of deceiving me. Your prose is of courage in it's only pure form.
Being vulnerable. Thank you for sharing.22/08/2017 #11 Aleta CurryGolly, this is really resonating with me this morning, thanks to personal circumstances. Am I doomed to jump from rock to rock in panic, like the lost goat, or put my head down and follow the flock of sheep. Are those my only two choices? I hate both.
Where is that third alternative, forging courageously ahead, making the best decisions I can based on the information I have available. And why don't I see it?22/08/2017 #10 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador"One thing can be taken as certain. The perfect path that lasts a whole life doesn’t exist. Shortcuts, detours, and change of paths is going to be a constant in our lives, so we better get our “compass trained” - How true this is, @David Navarro López.22/08/2017 #9 Chas ✌️ Wyatt"Men go abroad to wonder at the heights of mountains, at the huge waves of the sea, at the long courses of the rivers, at the vast compass of the ocean, at the circular motions of the stars, and they pass by themselves without wondering." ~St. Augustine.
https://youtu.be/HbiL3ggACLs22/08/2017 #8 Lance 🐝 ScoularMy Live Buzz comments to this post @David Navarro López
https://www.bebee.com/content/1748298/149973322/08/2017 #7 Harvey LloydI would add a fifth and critical element to your list of components, Time.
Where you are born, who contributes to your childhood narrative and how can establish a path that is difficult to stray to far from in our adventures. A few can get above this narrative and find a whole new world of possibilities. With this elevation though we tend to loose our resources naturally embedded in traditions and narratives. Difficult top walk the traditional path once exposed to the higher thoughts of new paradigm.
Your thoughts are interesting as they bring the real question of environmental path boundaries or self determination.
When i broke the mold of my high school friends i lost all of them. I saw a path that i couldn't describe but just new that the traditional path was not for me. The wisdom and people i met along this path changed my perspective on many things. Without the traditional perspective of my friends it was difficult to keep the relationships.
Great thoughts as we look at how time pushes us down the road to the next decision. One should ask them the question, am i honoring my narrative or forging a new paradigm?21/08/2017 #5 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBeeSpecial congratulations to Lena Bader for this grand dedication. Kevin Baker
20/08/2017Physiology is the most powerful force on earthDon Hornsby
20/08/2017The world is changed by your example, not by your opinion. — Paulo Coelho
What kind of example will you set for others today?Comments
21/08/2017 #2 Preston 🐝 Vander VenGreat Quote. People usually don't hear our worlds, yet they do notice our actions.
Matthew 5:13-16 are great verses on being an example or being a light for others.- Producer
Numo Quest
19/08/2017KNOWING transcents believing .... 'The Power of Nothing'...According the entity and spirit of the Universal Principles, with all due Respect for 'anything' you wish to believe, religious or otherwise, all you ways of believing, bares no consequence nor influence on how the Universal Principles work.These...Comments
19/08/2017 #6 Numo Quest#5 Amen to that Kevin, thanks for your reply. :O))) Thank you @Rick Delmonico for your comment :O)19/08/2017 #5 Kevin BakerWe are not what we perceive by physical sight. We are the energy we create by thinking feeling and are committed to.19/08/2017 #4 Rick DelmonicoSyntactic-formal rules.
Semantic-deeply nuanced understanding.
Observer relative-conscious of some event.
Consciousness is intrinsic-belonging naturally; essential.
Epistemic-having to do with knowledge.
Ontological-having to do with existence.
Epistemically objective-facts.
Epistemically subjective-opinion.
Ontologically objective-the actual, mode of existence.
Ontologically subjective-experienced by a subject.
Simulation is not duplication.
Being a computer in the observer relative sense is not an intrinsic feature of an object but is a feature of our interpretation of the physics of the phenomena.
Computation is not a fact of nature, it is a fact of our interpretation.
Turing machines are not found in nature they are found in our interpretation of nature.
The brain is a causal mechanism that produces consciousness by precise neurobiological processes, using specific biochemical principles.19/08/2017 #3 Rick DelmonicoThe structure of reality is a computational geometry that is fractal in nature. Truth is the highest energy state of the system, we are branching out in a fractal pattern into uncertainty. What we value matters, meaning is generated in a nested hierarchy. The intellect will only get you so far, beyond this are things like desire. Desire is a higher level of processing, it is deeper and more nuanced. There is something beyond the emotional realm that I will call spirit, as an organizing principle, spirit has the ability to transcend space and time and generates value and meaning that have harmonious relationships that keep the system going. Without harmony and some principle of organization, time or process would end.19/08/2017 #2 Rick DelmonicoWhat we value matters, we become what we are connected to. Our only connection to truth is in the echoes of creation and there is no way back to the place where it came from. - Producer
Alyssa Abonales
19/08/2017Get to know More About Solar EnergySolar energy or solar power is energy from the sun that is converted to thermal or electrical energy. When you say renewable energy, the first thing that comes to mind is solar power. It is...Comments
19/08/2017 #1 Kevin Bakerwe learned this from plant and photosynthesis. In some regard, plants are more intelligent then us Cyndi wilkins
18/08/2017To my network... I would be ever so grateful for any and all thoughts and prayers going out to a good friend who has suffered a massive heart attack last weekend and is on life support at this time. His wife has been told by doctors to prepare their teenage sons for the worst. Please join me in sending Buck and his family a prayer of healing...mind, body and soul...Love you Buck!Comments
20/08/2017 #8 Cyndi wilkins#7 So true @CityVP 🐝 Manjit...Each prayer is one more link in the chain...he keeps growing stronger...Ventilator was removed this afternoon and he is conscious and breathing on his own...Nothing short of miraculous when you consider just two days ago they were being told to prepare for the worst...They are still cautiously optimistic, but everyone is breathing a little easier today...Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and this buzz to the hives;-)20/08/2017 #7 CityVP 🐝 ManjitIt is important to be prepared and it is important to pray. Sometimes the difference between life and death is held by the sinew of prayer and personal touch. The important thing here is he has a strong family and that is a blessing in itself. Good to hear that there is a shift in the right direction, but as you said, these things fall into the realm of prayer because they are not predictable as we want them to be.20/08/2017 #6 Cyndi wilkinsI just wanted to share that I have been informed of a small but positive shift in Buck's condition last evening...He has stabilized enough so that his exhausted family could get home for some much needed rest...Not out of the woods, but a flicker of light is burning a bit brighter this morning;-) Prayer knows no boundaries...18/08/2017 #3 Tricia Mitchell#2 Spreading unconditional love is what makes the world go round (& some other science-y stuff I don't quite understand). Stand strong in your faith @Cyndi wilkins and this, too, shall pass.18/08/2017 #2 Cyndi wilkins#1 Thank you @Tricia Mitchell...When things like this happen out of the blue, it is even more jolting...Never miss a chance to say "I love you."
You never know....18/08/2017 #1 Tricia Mitchellgentle healing sent @Cyndi wilkins I wish your friend & his family well at this difficult time.- Producer
Zacharias 🐝 Voulgaris
17/08/2017The Value of Intra-Personal Communication and How It Relates to Inter-Personal CommunicationLately I've been thinking a lot about communication, as I was working on a video on the topic, for the Safari Books Online platform. My focus was on how it applies to Data Science, but my contemplation covered other aspects of the topic. At one...Comments
17/08/2017 #1 Kevin BakerI so agree the attention should be on the details. We create empathy when we envision our selves in others. Kevin Baker
17/08/2017Denying others is denying your self
Including others is including your self
Loneliness even unhealthier than obesity, should be a public health priority: psychologistglobalnews.ca Loneliness can have the same effects on mortality as smoking 15 cigarettes per day, says one...- Producer
Devesh 🐝 Bhatt
17/02/2017I DO NOT FOLLOW - by Devesh BhattI do not follow my feelings.I just let them come my way.And while they are embracing me,I know these feelings are here to stay.I wonder, what am I to make of them?They just are, the way they are.And then I hear this sound idea,To lose the one's that...Comments
27/04/2017 #25 Devesh 🐝 Bhatt#24 i did try to be witty, if it wasnt for the puppy photo, this came out very serious. Im glad you saw a bit of wit in it.26/02/2017 #22 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#17 - But such feelings tend to have their way.
It's a straight passage for a quick return.
This is great dear @Devesh 🐝 Bhatt. You are brainy as well as poetic. Tremendous mix.26/02/2017 #21 Devesh 🐝 Bhatt#20 don't worry. Social media is at the end of the day social or society.
Everything is enriching. Good is the joy of experience or realising the worth later on.26/02/2017 #20 Deb 🐝 Helfrich#19 You know, Devesh, as harsh as we may find some aspects of social media, it is a practice in mindfulness when we get in the flow, look to read and respond from our hearts and let it all scroll away as time unfolds. I'm glad to have had an opportunity to co-practice a little bit of existing with you.26/02/2017 #18 Deb 🐝 Helfrich"They just are, the way they are." Perfectly captured, @Devesh 🐝 Bhatt. We will never achieve contentment if we persist in following our emotions around and we will never succeed in trying to force our emotions into following our will - a well-lived life is a dance arm-in-arm with our emotions looking for the insights they can so often provide.26/02/2017 #17 Devesh 🐝 Bhatt@Deb 🐝 Helfrich @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee. In context of the buzz and the comment trail :)25/02/2017 #16 Tausif MundrawalaWhat a wonderful way to describe life. I agree with you that the meaning of life differs for everyone in this world. Excellently penned.20/02/2017 #15 🐝 Fatima G. WilliamsBeautiful poem @Devesh 🐝 Bhatt Yes We are all on this winding path called life !19/02/2017 #13 Prahlad Rao"....I am like a dog chasing my own tail
And I don't follow, why I follow all the day"- so meaningful!!!19/02/2017 #9 Devesh 🐝 Bhatt#8 reading and listening. Bebee is enriching. I enjoy your words too. Thanks18/02/2017 #8 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand AmbassadorWell written and very touching, Devesh.18/02/2017 #7 Devesh 🐝 Bhatt#6 well Mo Vance got me thinking in a strange way :) thanks for introducing him in yiur buzz yesterday :) - Producer
Numo Quest
15/08/2017A way that works .... 'the Power of Nothing'.Take two Many mimic others, write or (re)quote one liners of famous names, that might or might not, have stated it. Many of you may know the abundance of 'How to...' scripts. How to apply for a job, how to get rich, Law of attraction, the secret,...Comments
16/08/2017 #5 Numo Quest#2 Thank you very much for your comment. Indeed, it is free of and for all that liks to pick it up to do what one please. Everyone is entitled to walk the road of choice without others telling what to do or not. This is just the essence of how universal principles work. Total liberty to do as one please. Thanks again. :O)16/08/2017 #4 Numo Quest#1 Thank you very much for your kind reply @Debasish Majumder Hope you can do something with it. :O)16/08/2017 #2 Martin WrightWell written, thoughtful without ramming it down your throat. For some it will be just what tbey need to fi d out. - ProducerReshape Your Brain. Do Not Play It Safe. Bury. Then Berry.Procrastination. We are all familiar with it. Doing a task? Not now. Not today. Tomorrow. The day after tomorrow. Maybe next week or next month. Once, we are ready. That moment might never come. We humans tend to be very creative when we do not feel...
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18/08/2017 #25 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#22 well said @Chris 🐝 Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SA yes, by doing we can get things done!18/08/2017 #24 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#21 many plans in the future, that is one of them thanks so much @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher18/08/2017 #23 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#20 ooooooooooooo, love to hear that @Larry Boyer, 🐝 Brand Ambassador glad you like it!18/08/2017 #22 Chris 🐝 Guest Cert.Prof.Acc.SAGreat piece @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.Indeed procrastinaton is the thief of time.One needs to exercise resilience to overcome our natural human tendencies towards slothfulness.As Nike say "JUST DO IT"
Or in the words of M.Scott Peck "Take the Road Less Travelled"18/08/2017 #21 Lisa 🐝 GallagherI enjoyed hearing your voice too @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.. Maybe a live buzz is in your future? :) Procrastination is a funny thing, thanks for sharing your thoughts on it.17/08/2017 #20 Larry Boyer, 🐝 Brand AmbassadorGreat points on procrastination. And I loved your audio! It's great to hear your lovely voice.17/08/2017 #19 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#18 exactly more important than we sometimes think15/08/2017 #18 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBeeHealthy food not only for the stomach, but also for the brain
Thank you @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. for the nourishment15/08/2017 #17 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#16 glad you like it @Debasish Majumder have a beautiful week15/08/2017 #16 Debasish Majumdernice insight@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! enjoyed read and shared. thank you for the share.15/08/2017 #15 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#14 healthy food, yes and thank you@Kevin Baker!15/08/2017 #13 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#12 beautiful @Devesh 🐝 Bhatt thank you!15/08/2017 #12 Devesh 🐝 BhattTHE Brain is meant to think. It gets our heart to feel
And then, we fear our thoughts.
We suppress and we conceal.
Till we forget all that we can.
And ways that we can heal.15/08/2017 #11 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.@Susan 🐝 Rooks, the Grammar Goddess and all buzzing bees15/08/2017 #9 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.@Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee @David B. Grinberg @Pascal Derrien @Kevin Baker @Chas ✌️ Wyatt @Fran 🐝 Brizzolis @Laurent Boscherini @Milos Djukic Kevin Baker
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09/08/2017The most amazing and beautiful thing ever. Grab a tissue; you're going to need it. With all the negativity that swirls around us lately, this is just wonderful, a much-needed antidote.
The bride is walking down the aisle with her dad – as she lifts her arm, she shocks all the guestsappreciate.news Mary Holand Tøsse and Ronny Eidsvik were pronounced husband and wife on a Saturday in August, in Ålesund church, but no one was prepared for the big surprise that Mary had...Comments
- ProducerBrand ProtectionBrand Protection Forgiving the unforgivable in ourselves and others. We have nothing to prove, nothing to hide and nothing to defend. Protecting our brand is about learning to become non-resistive, judgmental or attached to outcome. It is...
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10/08/2017 #7 Debesh Choudhury"The ultimate brand protection strategy is the development of our authenticity and emotional intelligence" - very well written09/08/2017 #5 Debasish Majumderlovely insight@Phil 🐝 Johnson, MBL and Brand Ambassador @beBee! enjoyed read. thank you for the share.09/08/2017 #4 Kevin BakerBreath of fresh air. Genuine expose of front door human vulnerable viable advise. These words to myself say volumes. ""the energy we choose to surround ourselves with""09/08/2017 #3 Renée 🐝 CormierOh, and I really like this line: "The worst thing we can do is to know something and then live as if we do not know that truth. We find our self stuck repeating the same patterns and getting the same results again and again. We want better results but we are afraid of doing the emotional labor that change requires."09/08/2017 #2 Renée 🐝 CormierPhil! You lost a million pounds! Good for you, and that's good for your brand, too! Doing what you do, showing that you can also set personal goals and have the discipline to achieve them gives you a lot more credibility. I'm happy for you.09/08/2017 #1 Jerry FletcherGood advice, Phil. particularly at looking to the scrappers for folks that have a capability of getting through difficulties. William 🐝 Rakow
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Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee
06/08/2017Sensing DifferencesI am proposing the importance of a non-conventional sense and that is of sensing minute differences. I am explaining the vitality of this sense and highlighting its importance in our lives. I mean the minute differences that play significant...Comments
11/08/2017 #60 Vincenzo De Florio#59 Thank you very much for your kind message and consideration, dear @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee! All the best, dearest friend.11/08/2017 #59 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#58 This is a hugely thoughtful comment my dear friend @Vincenzo De Florio. It is deep and this part alone of your comment makes huge impact "we may see it with our senses though we don’t “see” it with our brains". I assure you that all my senses and brain "see" the wisdom in your words. I wish your time would allow you to write a buzz based on this superb comment. We need your brains my friend.11/08/2017 #58 Vincenzo De FlorioDear @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee, I agree with you completely! The way our apperception is designed is such that we react proportionally to the extent of changes we perceive. When a change is sensed as negligible, we may see it with our senses though we don’t “see” it with our brains. Indeed the ability to magnify small differences would be an actual superpower I would be very glad to have! A post like yours is very enlightening and useful, as it reminds us that we need to be self suspicious about our own assessments – about what is actually requiring our attention and what on the contrary may be safely excluded from our “input data”. The only tool that can help is reflecting about our choices and what came out of them “after the facts”; and maybe trying to learn from our mistakes.
Many thanks for such a great post, dear friend!08/08/2017 #57 Lisa Vanderburg#52 Seconded, along with @Sara Jacobovici. When people ask me about my husband's Parkinson's @Ian Weinberg (too many know too little and rarely more than meets their eyes), I tell them 'there's nothing wrong with his MIND, it's his BRAIN!' It's not exactly correct, but helps in interpreting - not as well as you have here!08/08/2017 #56 Jean L. Serio CPC, CeMAYour post also reminds me, Ali Anani, that customers are similar to employees. They often make simple suggestions managers and/or companies ignore out of hand. Customer suggestions are usually based upon experience with that company. And since, within reason, they know how the system works with that company, they offer their suggestion to help the company create a better system and thereby 'up' the level of customer service. In my experience not all customer suggestions can, or will, work. However they should certainly be given at least a few moments of consideration; the customer thanked for the suggestion. And - who knows? At a later date the company may discover that, once implemented, the simple customer suggestion may have saved them thousands of dollars, maybe more, and hours of valuable time.08/08/2017 #55 Tausif Mundrawala#54 Surely I will, my treasure trove, my wonderful friend, @Lisa Vanderburg08/08/2017 #53 Sara Jacobovici#52 And what a valuable contribution it is @Ian Weinberg! Thank you for being able to describe a complex system in such a clear and user friendly way.08/08/2017 #52 Ian Weinberg#37 #38 #47 Indeed we have not reached that level of understanding where we're able to discern precisely how and wherein the brain (the one between our ears and the only one which has cognitive function) the functions of perception, memory and cognition occur. We have projected observations and logical reasoning upon researched segments of neuroscience and thereby synthesized a model of neuropsychology. Flowing from this, we have identified the primary sensory areas which in the earliest time of of our development, receive the closest to pure sensory information. This then influences the secondary sensory areas where integration takes place with other sensory areas and thus primordial perception commences. This integrated information projects to higher areas where it receives an emotional tag (integration) and thereby establishes primordial cognition through the process of working memory (reflecting a reasoning function of the pre-frontal cortex). The unique subjective world view resulting from this expanding cognitive process in turn, projects to the sensory and sensory association areas influencing raw sensation as well as perception. We are effectively therefore influenced by the subjectivity inherent in our cognitive integration. It is only when significant incongruencies develop between our perception and cognition on the one hand and the external reality on the other, that we are forced to self-appraise and upgrade the integration at cognitive and perceptional levels, leading to greater awareness and thereby more objective and comprehensive integrations. Just my subjective contribution to the dialogue!07/08/2017 #49 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#48 I am glad that you accepted my suggestion and please tag me when you publish dear @Tausif Mundrawala07/08/2017 #48 Tausif Mundrawala#43 I would definitely try my level best to form a buzz on that topic. I have certain points to be discussed in detail. Am sure it would be of help to our fellow bees. Thanks once again, Sir@Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee07/08/2017 #47 Phil Friedman#37 Sara> "... yet there is still a huge area to fill between seeing and understanding what we see..."
Precisely, Sara, because seeing is at the level of perception, while understanding is at the level of cognition.
We perceive through the senses, and we may train parts of our nervous system to react to things we perceive, without the intercession of cognitive function(s). But understanding is an emergent state that exists at the higher level of cognition. And to conflate the two is to commit what some philosophers call a "category error".
Consider that a 5-step ladder is composed of two "runners" and five steps. But the ladder is more than these seven pieces because unless arranged and connected together in the correct configuration, the pieces are just a pile of wood (or metal) and useless for climbing up anything. However, when the pieces ARE properly arranged and connected together, a LADDER emerges which CAN be used to climb up.
Yet the important point is that the ladder, as an entity, is emergent and exists at a higher "plane" than its component pieces. For even when the ladder is assembled, you do NOT find eight items (2 runners, 5 steps, and 1 ladder) but only seven. The ladder does not exist at the same level of reality as its component pieces.
Just as cognition and understanding do not exist at the same level of reality as the information of one's sense and perception. Cheers!07/08/2017 #46 Tricia Mitchell#45 ☺thank you dear @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee i welcome headaches as they are a sign that something has released/is releasing. As I dont take analgesics, it sometimes feels like a party in my head! It simply reminds me to be in allowance ☺07/08/2017 #45 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#44 If all these headaches bring the best out of you then I have a paradox dear @Tricia Mitchell. To wish you continuing headache tsp that your mind oozes the best, but then I am not a friend to wish you headaches. I have a paradox to solve.07/08/2017 #44 Tricia Mitchell#40 dear @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee you are the metaphor king! I truly appreciate you sharing and commenting on my baby buzz. I drafted it yesterday, but the lunar activity is gifting me nausea, healing headaches and an incredibly skittish dog for the last few days. I hope to post the concluding part soon. I thank you again for your support & glad you enjoyed reading it.07/08/2017 #43 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#41 Dear @Tausif Mundrawala- you surprise me again, but my planned next buzz centers partly around your comment here. I say cheers to you while raising my and holding a cup filled with nimbu paani with very little amount of rock salt added. Yes, some people the work place too salty. You offer a great analogy of balance in your example and I strongly suggest that you expand it to a buzz (poem if you wish).07/08/2017 #42 Tausif MundrawalaI like the analogy of a small difference certain chemicals can create. Your buzz made me remember of lemonade (here we call it nimbu paani)where in order to change it's taste and to make it more tangy only a minute amount of black or rock salt is added. A teaspoon would make it more salty and a minutest grain cannot make the taste felt which we were hoping for.
In your last buzz, our focus had been on leaders but here it's about employees. I myself have encountered many of this toxic employees who wish that the company could be locked forever. Instead of delivering and hoping for the best these are the hidden termites who always try to weaken the foundation of a company. They would blurt venomous rumors and talks about the company. In many cases their main motto is to dampen the self-confidence of their colleagues to the level where they would leave the company in haste. I have always remained a strong ship who have not allowed the pessimist storm to shaken my desire to achieve more.
Again a thought provoking buzz, Sir @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee07/08/2017 #40 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee#39 Dear @Tricia Mitchell- just prior to reading your comment here I commented, liked and shared your buzz on three platforms. It falls under the category of a must read.
I am glad that the womb of my buzz resulted in the delivery of such a great baby buzz that is lively and energetic. Jim 🐝 Cody
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04/08/2017 #1 Zacharias 🐝 VoulgarisOr as a bee would say, there are flowers that haven't been pollinated :-)David B. Grinberg
20/10/2016DYK? October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) in the USA...Why Disability Employment = Good Businesswww.bebee.com In case you missed it, this week marked the 26th anniversary for one of the USA's landmark civil rights laws, the Americans with Disabilities Act...Comments
04/08/2017 #5 Lisa 🐝 GallagherMy husband hired a Vet who is given a fairly flexible work schedule. He's smart and very dedicated when his illness isn't complicating things for him.. He's also very well liked by many. I wish others would be given a fair chance- those who aren't which happen to be many. I would guess his employee would feel extremely depressed if he had to stay home every day, he's a very social young man with a lot of compassion.03/08/2017 #4 Joyce 🐝 Bowen Brand Ambassador @ beBeeIt IS good business. However, employers have simply learned to simply not tell people why they aren't employing them. Hopefully, some day in the future, there will be quotas of how many disabled an employer must hire.03/08/2017 #3 David B. GrinbergDYK? LAST WEEK (July 27) marked 27th Anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act in USA. Please retweet per today's #ThursdayThoughts at https://twitter.com/DBGrinberg
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Kevin Baker
03/08/2017DynamicsWhat are the dynamics of relationships? They are derived from the motivations of why you create them. The balance of relationships comes from just that , give and take. Healthy relationships take effort on both parts or the end is always the...Comments
05/08/2017 #2 Kevin Baker#1 I could not agree more of the need to share our vulnerabilities on the most personal and very much in person. The more advanced technology in communication makes actually feeling another persons energy a thicker fog. We are energy beings, only our host is physical. The simple joy as a description I feel could not be improved upon, thank you @Geoff Hudson-Searle04/08/2017 #1 Geoff Hudson-Searle@Kevin Baker, I really like how you describe 'The Dynamics' of our relationships today. I think that in the last 15 years, technological developments have given humans permission to evolve from purely direct communication to an advanced form of connection. We still need to meet face-to-face, speak on the telephone, and hand write letters and cards primarily. But, now this interaction is enhanced and embellished by what we people define as connected technology. I feel we still need dynamics that include joy, smiles, feelings of fulfillment, feelings of empowerment, feelings of love, appreciation and gratitude. It inspires one’s unique creative expression and it enriches the human heart, mind and soul. These are things that unite humans. We need to be more thankful for the simple joy of being human. - ProducerNo Mercy. Work For It, Darling!The road to hell is paved with good intentions. We all want success, but how bad do we want it? Sometimes we are fighting a battle within with the risk of giving up. End of story. Or are we writing a new chapter? It is easy to stop walking or to...
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09/08/2017 #42 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#39 most welcome @Debasish Majumder!09/08/2017 #41 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#38 awe @Joanne Gardocki you are wonderful! thank you so much.09/08/2017 #40 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#37 well said @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador08/08/2017 #39 Debasish Majumderlovely buzz@Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.! enjoyed read and shared. thank you for the share.05/08/2017 #38 Joanne GardockiWow, great story, @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc., both about customer focus and your relationship with a business. I think it's fantastic that you took the time to send positive feedback and share the positive experience.04/08/2017 #37 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador#27 Oh yes! I agree that when mentoring others, we are learning, as well.03/08/2017 #36 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#34 Let the music play @Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBee, glad to read you here!03/08/2017 #35 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#33 Charging, charging wow @Charlene Norman, your words sound very powerful, thank you!03/08/2017 #34 Ali 🐝 Anani, Brand Ambassador @beBeeYou made "noise" with this buzz and it is a musical one @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.03/08/2017 #33 Charlene Norman"No mercy. We need to work for what we want. It is as simple as that." No truer words were written. @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc. That is exactly right. It is what I believe, what I teach, what I mentor, what I have proven, what I will take to the grave. We can achieve EVERYTHING we believe. It is not easy, but it is doable. Charge!03/08/2017 #32 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#30 well said @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher everyone has to follow his or her natural rhythm or at least the rhythm that is aligned - like you stated - with their individual circumstances! Thank you!03/08/2017 #31 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#21 honored to read that from you @Paul Walters Let me wish you a great day!03/08/2017 #30 Lisa 🐝 GallagherVery nice buzz @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.. You wrote, "During our journey we can rest a bit, close our eyes for a moment, but then we need to get up on our feet again." Couldn't agree more but for some of us it may take a bit longer to get back on our feet depending on the circumstances. The key is to keep focused on the end goal which helps when someone may feel like their feet can't hit the floor running.03/08/2017 #29 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#22 perfectly expressed @Kevin Baker, as always03/08/2017 #28 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#23 thank you, @Lance 🐝 Scoular, say hi to Adelaide and Matilda!03/08/2017 #27 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#24 the beauty is that it motivates me too, the coach can be coach and coachee at the same time, happy day to spotlights bee @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador03/08/2017 #26 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#25 thanks @David B. Grinberg, collecting all your kudos points to make create even more honey with it!03/08/2017 #25 David B. GrinbergKudos on such a profoundly inspirational buzz, Liesbeth. Excellent points, as usual!03/08/2017 #24 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand AmbassadorVery motivational @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.. "Time to boom!" - I like it! - Producer
Numo Quest
31/07/2017Repetition to habit ....We peopleEverything you know do, out of some sort of automatism, every of your habit is the result of repetition. We people are the result of repetition. The thing with repetition is that we mimic what our surrounding once deemed to be appropriate....Comments
31/07/2017 #2 Numo Quest#1 Thanks for replying dear Kevin. Spot on! What we provide is that natural insight in ones natural born Talent and soft skills in a simple three page overview. We have seen so many suffering because of what you mentioned. 'Judgements', 'opinion', 'stands', commercial oppression bare graver impact and harm then many realize. Thanks again Kevin :O)31/07/2017 #1 Kevin BakerLove it, the more you ignore your nature the more you suffer. The norm i s not even close to what nature intends for us as depicted """ Normal - ProducerHappiness Is Found In Solid Steps.With age comes wisdom. The numbers do not lie. They never do. It is true, that I get older. No denial possible, but I feel that I get something in return for my walk on this planet. A feeling of peace. Acceptation for life as it is and for who I...
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27/07/2017 #42 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#36 awe yes I found my hang of life and I am grateful for it. Thanks so much, wish you a day full of smiles.27/07/2017 #41 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#35 I am sure @Lisa 🐝 Gallagher that what is forseen for you and what you allow, is more than you ever could dream of. Enjoy it!27/07/2017 #40 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#34 what would we do without you @David B. Grinberg, you are a joy to bee with on this platform27/07/2017 #39 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#33 @Jerry Fletcher we bees, we all walk together, connected for life.27/07/2017 #38 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#32 complimentw received with grace, thank you, @Pascal Derrien, you are a great bee27/07/2017 #37 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#27 well @Kevin Baker, wow, that is awesome what you wrote here, thank you!26/07/2017 #36 Numo QuestGreat to read you have found 'Your Hang' of life. Now you start to enjoy every aspect of it. You deserve it. :O)26/07/2017 #35 Lisa 🐝 GallagherThese are great @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.. This one, well I'm working on it (except I don't take life for granted) "7. A llowing life to come as it is.
When I learn to take the day as it comes, and live day by day, life feels like a divine present that I am carrying with respect and gratitude. Let me not take life for granted."26/07/2017 #34 David B. GrinbergThank you, Liesbeth, for another profound piece of writing filled with useful tips for self-improvement. It's only through introspection that we gain more wisdom about ourselves and the world around us. You astutely articulate this concept in your own unique and special way.25/07/2017 #31 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#30 @Joanne Gardocki you got it, that is what it is all about, we are more precious than we think we are.25/07/2017 #30 Joanne GardockiSolid walking, awesome. I love the Michaelangelo reference. We are all about removing layers to bring out the beauty within. We are diamonds in the rough bringing forth our own brilliance.25/07/2017 #29 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#28 I love that, and to be linked to a post of angel bee @Deb 🐝 Helfrich thank you @Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador25/07/2017 #28 Franci🐝Eugenia Hoffman, beBee Brand Ambassador"Practicing our own part, is definitely a fundamental reason we are here." - this line is from a post by @Deb 🐝 Helfrich - https://www.bebee.com/producer/@deb-helfrich/broadcast-your-signal#c1, which seems to be relevant to your thoughts, as well, @Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.25/07/2017 #27 Kevin Baker#26 What is important is you. What brings you to smile, feel balanced and know, least I wish you to know, you make a huge difference every time you extend your self.25/07/2017 #26 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#25 you express the importance of it, so agree with you @Kevin Baker, thank you25/07/2017 #25 Kevin BakerThere is no substitute for risking vulnerability. If we do not risk this, understanding of ourselves becomes the chase that never completes.25/07/2017 #23 Liesbeth Leysen, MSc. Brand Ambassador beBee, Inc.#22 thank you @Gabriel Bazzolo it is not a post about drones but I hope that it is also useful for humanity. - Producer
Kevin Baker
20/07/2017How To Eat An ElephantDoes life and managing it seem to be incredibly large? It is if you are trying to think about all of it all at once.Break things about your life down to categories and then even further into fragments or parts of each category.If you can separate...Comments
humanaura
~ 100 buzzesThe science of human energy
Share 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.
Share 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.
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