Category: detachment

The Art of Questioning Yourself

One incredible concept I’ve applied to myself since I was young is my ability to question myself, all my beliefs and my perceptions on life or being alive. To have this ability and retain no hatred or bias is difficult if not impossible; this is especially true of religion. For example, many atheists can be [...]

October 11, 2008 · Filed Under critical thinking

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Self Hypnosis: How To Hypnotize Yourself

I explain step by step exactly how to hypnotize yourself. Self hypnosis is easy to do and is a great way to learn how to relax and stay focused. I was taught self hypnosis as a child, and it has served me well in many areas of my life.
First, let’s dispel the common myths about [...]

July 2, 2008 · Filed Under Nutrition - Health, thought

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My Criticism of Literary, Artistic and Musical Criticism

I read a mind shredding amount of literary critique and writing tips oriented blogs this week. I found most of them to be uninspired and in many cases, detrimental to artistic creation. It’s so funny that I found myself seeing the same things I’ve read from any form of criticism or artistic self-help - a [...]

April 3, 2008 · Filed Under thought, writing

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Beyond Thought II: Detachment

I discussed in a recent post of mine entitled “Beyond Thought” about a rarely comprehended concept known as “detachment“. Please click on the link an read the wiki as it may help those of you unfamiliar with it. I have been fascinated with this concept for over 25 years and all the ways it [...]

May 8, 2007 · Filed Under thought

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Beyond Thought I

I know there are a lot of people who want to expand their minds. Maybe you are interested in discovering more about the things you can do to make yourself more powerful in a mental capacity. Is it possible to become a more prolific thinker? Is it possible to raise your IQ?
I say the answer [...]

May 6, 2007 · Filed Under thought

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A Thousand Reflective Poly-cognitions

One afternoon I was driving on an extremely busy four lane highway during Christmas traffic while on the phone in a serious conversation with a former employer.
Subconsciously I studied about twenty separate situations; some dealing with traffic, some with a song on the radio, etc, etc, hearing tiny slices of passing conversations and so on. [...]

March 23, 2007 · Filed Under thought

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