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Tag Archives: Lifestyle
What is “Good Enough” to be a Doctor or a Nurse?
What is “Good Enough” to be a Doctor or a Nurse? Most parts of our country are experiencing major shortages in the number of doctors and nurses required to serve the medical needs of the community. This problem has been … Continue reading
Posted in America, Ethics, Health and wellness, Medicine, Politics, School, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Doctors, Education, Lifestyle, Philosophy
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The Power of Music
The Power of Music Scientists have long recognized the power of smell; it’s ability to link directly to the old, primitive dinosaur brain, eliciting long forgotten memories, powerful emotions with a single whiff. So what is there about the power … Continue reading
Posted in America, Beauty, Happiness, Music, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Lifestyle, Philosophy
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Riding
If you’re experiencing a sense of Déjà vu, the following selection for Poetry Monday comes to you from the archives. There is no question that Southern California is a car culture. Visitors who come here for the first time are … Continue reading
Posted in America, Cars, Los Angeles, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Travel
Tagged Lifestyle
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Maps
It’s Monday again, and time for another installment in the Poetry on Monday series. Here is another piece by my favorite poet in a series about traveling through Europe. Hope you enjoy the journey. map this dot is Paris. this … Continue reading
The Four Pillars of Happiness
I’ve written of The Harvard Study of Adult Development, the longest running study of happiness, ongoing since 1938, in my previous blog. The main and inescapable conclusion of this study is that the single best predictor of a person’s happiness … Continue reading
Posted in America, Family, friendship, Happiness, Health and wellness, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Ghandi, Life, Lifestyle, Mark Twain, Nelson Mandela, Philosophy, Victor Frankl
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Ready…Set…
It’s another Poetry Monday, and one more from the series called Maps by my favorite poet. Hope you are all surviving the heat. Our A/C chose a bad time to go on the fritz. departure that night train crouching … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Life, Lifestyle, Philosophy
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JOY
I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy. – Rabindranath Tagore My other favorite quote from this wise Bengali poet: You can’t cross the sea … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness, Health and wellness, Poetry, Southeast Asia, Thoughts & Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged Life, Lifestyle, Philosophy
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Happiness and The Missing Tile Syndrome
“We have met the enemy, and he is us” is Pogo creator Walt Kelly’s apt 20th century parody of Perry’s famous quotation. It captures the essence of a profound and oft unrecognized truth, that we are often our own worst … Continue reading
Posted in America, Family, friendship, Happiness, Health and wellness, Mental Health, Thoughts & Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged Life, Lifestyle, Philosophy
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Socrates on Happiness
Socrates (469 – 399 BC) claimed that his wisdom and insights arose merely in “knowing that he knew nothing.” He argued that happiness is not just bestowed on a select few, but could actually be obtained by human endeavor. In … Continue reading
Posted in Happiness, Health and wellness, Thoughts & Musings, Uncategorized
Tagged Life, Lifestyle, Philosophy, Socrates
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