Scientifically speaking human beings are light condensed upon light, condensed upon light, condensed upon light. We know this from physics. They have taken great big microscopes and looked inside of cells, inside of the cell nucleus, inside of the protons, neutrons and electrons and found… light, condensed upon light, condensed upon light, condensed upon light. […]
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The Mission
The mission is to let every person in Connecticut know that they are the principle of life. You are. You are created with wonderful abilities. Seeing, hearing, digestion, talking, touching, smelling, heart beating, breathing, sexual function, healing and the creation of life from nothing are among the abilities you posses. Don’t you find that amazing? […]
Putting Your Best Foot Forward
The transmission was starting to go on my wife’s mini-van and after some discussions we decided to replace it. Having never bought a new car before, I had heard horror stories as well as great ones. During the time we were shopping I had contacts at a pair of dealerships, picked up a third contact […]
Glow in the DARK
The Glow in the DARK (Display Acts of Random Kindness) campaign is under way in multiple offices throughout the state of Connecticut. In our office alone we have heard many stories of people helping other people, showing them kindness and good will. We have heard stories about people paying for an other’s coffee and giving […]
Lessons from Relativity
Our office stays at a constant 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Most often people don’t even notice or ask what the temperature is. Last week when the thermometer topped 95 degrees twice, people too notice. A number of folks mentioned how cold it was in the office. The funny thing is, a similar but opposite reaction occurs […]
You Gotta Fall in Love with the Grind
“You Gotta Fall in Love with the Grind” – Dr. Sid E. Williams Caring for yourself is often a grind. It’s repetitively doing the same positive thing over and over and over again. For those who watched the US Open Golf Tournament this past weekend, Jim Fyurk was noted as being a steady handed grinder. […]
