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Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Empathy: 4 of 13
Having a tribe of children certainly takes me out of the house a lot. It was the third round of trips to the emergency room for me in the last 5 weeks, but this time we were sent to the old hospital at the other end of town. Johnny was upset last night with a tummy ache, and arriving at the emergency room it was discovered t... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Night: 101 of 321
...and into the evening I take with me, yet another experience of life,now at rest forever. Tomorrow will create another, And I will grow more as each lesson brings forth new knowledge, Although some are lost to mild curiosity and confusing bewilderment, And such is life in the daylight hours, Until night comes to calm my be... More..
Jobs & Careers > Blogs & Online Writing Jobs How to get your articles more views and traffic: 8 of 25
The number one way I get paid, is to write articles about getting paid to write articles. You may need to read that again. Looking back before I post, it does look very silly. But since everyone wants to know how to make extra money from home these days, this is precisely the way to get the job done. It wasn't until I was ab... More..
Food & Drink > Cooking Desserts Dessert ideas: 11 of 33
Easy Vanilla Slice with a no-bake alternative. You will be delighted to hear that there is a shortcut to making delicious Vanilla Slice. Rather than using pastry as described below, simply place unsalted crackers into the baking pan to use as a base. This is a great alternative to having a 400 degree oven burning if the weat... More..
Sciences > Psychology The most influential psychologists in history: 3 of 9
Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) insisted that sexuality and aggression were the driving forces behind all human motivation. He theorized three areas of the mind, namely the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious. Freud argued that the material in the unconscious mind would bring feelings of fear, emotional pain or guilt. "We can... More..
Sciences > Anatomy Understanding the human brain: 2 of 6
There are several methods for studying the human brain. Some methods are observational, while others are invasive. Some would argue that the invasive methods are unethical and this research should only involve animals other than humans, however, there are occasions where invasive methods of investigating the human brain beco... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Self-Awareness & Realization Being self-assertive and autonomous: 5 of 14
With health and wellness being such big business these days, it is important to understand what autonomy is, and how you are able to effectively help yourself. People seek therapy every day when they feel they have lost control of their lives, or to find out how to get control when they did not realize it was possible. It is... More..
Sciences > Sociology The hypocrisy of racism: 7 of 19
Discrimination, prejudice and racial profiling are alive and well. Discrimination in the workplace, gender and religious discrimination, and discrimination based on sexual preference; as if that is anyone else's business! Migrating to the United States from Australia was an easy transition though. Coming from an English spea... More..
Travel > Australia & South Pacific Travel experiences: Australia: 9 of 24
Waltzing Matilda, and the best BBQ on earth. The crack of thunder and the smell of the freshly falling rain in a redgum forest along the Murray River is the single most beautiful event to experience in Australia. Such little incidents of nature leave me positively breathless. It's a time to pinch myself to make sure I am on ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Setting Life Goals How to unlock your innate potential: 24 of 61
Using Effective Internalizing to unlock innate potential. Mainstream society is becoming increasingly more self aware. Our perception of what is,and what can be, varies greatly depending on our life experiences and the limitations we have unconsciously set for ourselves. This can be due to our religious beliefs or perhaps ch... More..