Wisdom Skill

Why are we so self-absorbed?  Because we are so habituated to processing our social interactions.  Our frontal lobes are so overworked by recalling past actions and trying to “figure them out”.  The way back to reality is to engage the sensory zones of the brain. Read the rest of this entry

The most important paradox of living is that we are both important and not important at the same time.  We are important from the simple fact that we are the center of our own experience.  Even if we are not the center of attention, the world still revolves around us.  On the other hand, we are very inconsequential, not only on macroscopic terms, for we are just a speck in the whole universe, Read the rest of this entry

Meditation occurs when certain areas of the brain have been temporarily inhibited.  When activated, these early evolutionary circuits propel the individual to complulsively process social experience. Read the rest of this entry

When we think of Philosophy, we usually consider theoretical ideas that range in major areas, such as ontology, epistomology, metaphysics, ethics and logic (among others).  It is commonly not realized that this conceptual approach originated throughout time and was not the original meaning of the word, philosophy. Read the rest of this entry