The Un-Invention of Lying

by Dr. Christopher on January 11, 2012

Could it be easier to look yourself in the mirror having not lied?

What if lying were never invented?

You would be forced to either:

  • a) tell the truth.
  • b) shut up.

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2011 Annual Review: Looking Back

by Dr. Christopher on January 2, 2012

What do you see in your crystal ball?

I first did this post in 2010, inspired by Chris Guillebeau, who has been doing his annual review since 2008 at The Art of Non-Conformity Blog (I highly recommend this blog to anyone who values an unconventional life or loves to travel).

The act of looking back and looking forward is a excellent strategy to make sure you are creating the life of your dreams that you envision for yourself.
Two days after New Year’s Eve … better late than never.

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Nine Cups and Dr. Terry Wahls: Curing Multiple Sclerosis

December 17, 2011

17 minutes.

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You Are Not Alone: Accepting the Ubiquity of Suffering

December 13, 2011

Although the world is full of suffering, it is full also of the overcoming of it. My optimism, then, does not rest on the absence of evil, but on a glad belief in the preponderance of good and a willing effort always to cooperate with the good, that it may prevail. ~ Helen Keller

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Rolling The Dice With Your Health

December 6, 2011

Writer’s note: An analogy on perspective.  I see you.  You’re beautiful.  You can’t see it from your perspective.  I want you to come see what I see from my perspective.  (As I shove you in front of a mirror to see things in a different life) See?!  Now do you see reality?  My hope is [...]

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Is Your Butt Turned On?

December 4, 2011

Are you squeezing your butt right now?  Is your butt turned on? If not, it could be helpful to start thinking a whole lot more about your butt and its size.

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