Showing posts with label Knowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Knowledge. Show all posts

Dr. Jack Schafer's Friendship Formula: How to Make Friends or Lose Them

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                                                               Courtesy of Amazon  "Alone, all alone Nobody, but nobody Can make it out...

A Reflection on Dr. Maya Angelou's Timeless Wisdom, "When people show you who they are believe them."

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                                                          Dr. Maya Angelou in 1993, Wikipedia Dr. Maya Angelou (April 4, 1928-May 28, 2014) ...

A Must See Film: Two Distant Strangers by Travon Free

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  Two Distant Strangers is a 2020 Academy Award winning short film written by Travon Free.  As of June 2023, the film is streaming ...

March is Women's History Month

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(2023) In the United States, March is a month designated to celebrate the contributions of women in society. Historically, women were...

Phases and Stages: A Look At Erik Erikson's Eight Stages of Psychosocial Development - Part One

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                                                                                        Courtesy of Chegg Stages of Psychosocial Development...

A Poem Analysis: Songs for the People by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper

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                                                    Frances Ellen Watkins Harper - Courtesy of Wikipedia Poems express the trials and triump...

What is Trauma? An Overview of Waking The Tiger: Healing Trauma by Peter A. Levine with Ann Frederick

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Knowledge is power. When I started   Synchronicity Revealed-Inspired Writings , my purpose was to share and inspire.  Thanks for going on th...

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene: An Overview

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In a previous post, " Lessons Learned from Little Red Riding Hood and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs " , we discussed Little Red...

2021: Hope for a New Year!

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  Happy New Year from Synchronicity Revealed-Inspired Writings!   2020 was a challenging year. The COVID-19 pandemic brought a wave of despa...

5 YouTube Book Vloggers You Need to Know

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My love for books began in childhood. Our neighborhood had a library within walking distance from my home. During the summer, the library wa...

What I Learned About Life During the COVID-19 Pandemic – Part I

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  In December 2019, I attended a vision board party.  I gathered magazines, pictures, a poster, scissors, glue and hope to create an excitin...

Lessons Learned from Little Red Riding Hood and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

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Fairy tales are written for children and cherished by adults. The stories are like flower seeds which bloom in our unconscious a...

"What You Resist, Persists" by Carl Jung, A Perspective

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Recently, my friend Jean caught a debilitating cold. Per doctor’s orders, she was placed on bed rest for several days. Eventually, she r...

This Jungian Life: A Podcast You Should Know

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My friend Mae habitually procrastinates.   If Mae has a Friday deadline to complete a task, she will start working on Thursday night.  A...

Peace Begins With You: The International Day of Peace, September 21, 2019

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On September 21, 2019, I plan to join the world community in observing the  International Day of Peace  with rituals, reflections, medi...

Open Yale Courses (OYC):Lectures Offered Online, Free of Charge

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Photo courtesy of Pixabay If you enjoy online learning, I recommend  Open Yale Courses   (OYC) . According to their website,

Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Reflections on the Challenges of Leadership

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Photo retrieved from Wikipedia The Martin Luther King Jr. Day , also known as the MLK Day, is an America...

Follow Your Strengths: An Interview with Dr. Ariela Freedman of MavenTree Consulting

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In my post, Why Do Group s Fail? Review of the Law of Triviality and Game Theory , we explored a philosophy of life as being a game, ...

2018: AJC Decatur Book Festival - A Commentary

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In the United States, Labor Day is a holiday celebrated on the first Monday in September.   The celebration honors the American labor...

Why Do Groups Fail? Review of the Law of Triviality and Game Theory

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The smaller the stakes, the bigger the fight You organized a group with a clear mission statement with achievable goals. Your par...