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farzana-versey's picture
May.10.2013
Knowledge could probably be ignorance masked. I tend to analyse a bit too much, often finding meaning where there is none. Interpretation is fine, but what if it is a real interaction and one is enlightened only to realise the intent was far from it? Is enlightenment a way by which we affirm...
michael-seidel's picture
Mar.13.2013
Went off on co-workers yesterday.  Did the same yesterday.  Not very professional of me. It was minor.  Others might not consider it going off.  There were three incidents involving my expertise and the things I do to enable others to do their things.  It's a big...
michael-seidel's picture
Feb.11.2013
My overarching philosophy for life was delivered by my current job and employer.  "You don't know what you don't know, until you're told you don't know," summarizes the deal for me. We depend on systems, processes and people to do what they were told, trained, planned, hired, or installed to...
michael-seidel's picture
Jan.26.2013
Today's mantra is about having faith.   I laugh to myself writing that sentence.  'Today' summarizes a point of time that's a culmination of other points in time.   The mantra, have faith, is the same. As I thought about myself and my life in the last several days, I came to a...
bob-mustin's picture
Jan.08.2013
I know the digital world is here - I'm all for that, and e-books for common reading. Still, I hope these beautiful repositories of knowledge remain in use forever. See the link below for more views. flavorwire Visit my web site here, and my FB Fan page here.
bro-smith-sgs's picture
Dec.01.2012
  According to Albertus Magnus, aka ‘Albert the Great’, teacher to Thomas Aquinas. , asserts the following: By reminiscence, sense, and imagination, the intellect proceeds from potentiality to actuality. When it acquires scientia (knowledge) it is the intellectus adeptus, (acquired intellect...
sherry-parnell's picture
Oct.26.2012
“A room without books is like a body without a soul.” –Marcus Tullius Cicero Recently, I was trying to organize my little boy’s books, which were so tightly crammed onto the shelves that grabbing one became a dangerous game of dominoes.  After pulling each one out, I sat surrounded by the...
michael-seidel's picture
Oct.23.2012
"You don't know what you don't know until they tell you that you don't know." This is my version of Catch 22, the most elegant and brilliant catch ever.   There is a catch to everything.  Life's style is that she likes to let you think you have it under control, then spring it on you. And...
sherrie-theriault's picture
Oct.21.2012
  October 21   REFLECTIONS OF YOU     When people meet me they listen and stare, then the familiar words tumble from their mouths, “there is something about you.”  I know it’s the reflection of every person I saw at the meeting last night, the sober voices that created them...
catherine-nagle's picture
Sep.08.2012
  Looking back on the benefit of passionate reading in my search for God, I’ve come to find that my search itself was the greatest journey that kept me from further harm of any false self-indulgence or misconceptions. That otherwise may have resulted in a never-ending search of looking for a...