As one who’s prone to rabbit hole excursions, your caption below the gallery from last week (This photo made me want to sing) sent me searching. Walt Whitman wrote “I Sing The Body Electric” celebrating the perfection of the human body. An episode of The Twilight Zone, by the same title, was written by Ray Bradbury. Later in the 70’s a local (in Tallahassee) TV program designed to get folks moving in the morning used a song by that name in the opening. A bridge between movement and joy?
My wide angle rabbit hole camera captured indisputable evidence that you sing in harmony with Whitman. His intent was to portray the connections between body and soul. I’ll be humming that song later this morning!
Love your haiku. Yes, the brain is a miracle machine. It served you well in writing your newest book. Congratulations on the April publishing date. SOO important to discuss this topic. Proud of you Jules!
My haiku is based on the hypothesis that the brain and mind are not the same and the mind is the seat of our consciousness and creates all possibilities. The brain in its magnificent way serves our mind. That’s why I believe we must act with conscious awareness. Yes, easier said than done but so necessary if we are going to help solve the problems of the world… and there are soo many.
The brain, so mysterious and fascinating! I'm looking forward to your book. Sad to wait an extra month, lol, but what a great time to release it. It's a sign your story needs to be out there.
Thank you Felicia! The brain is so fascinating, I agree. I apologize for the wait yet I realized it made more sense to publish it then. See you tomorrow. :)
As one who’s prone to rabbit hole excursions, your caption below the gallery from last week (This photo made me want to sing) sent me searching. Walt Whitman wrote “I Sing The Body Electric” celebrating the perfection of the human body. An episode of The Twilight Zone, by the same title, was written by Ray Bradbury. Later in the 70’s a local (in Tallahassee) TV program designed to get folks moving in the morning used a song by that name in the opening. A bridge between movement and joy?
My wide angle rabbit hole camera captured indisputable evidence that you sing in harmony with Whitman. His intent was to portray the connections between body and soul. I’ll be humming that song later this morning!
Oh wonderful Gary! Hum away as you walk Izzie. :) Thank you for being here and see you soon to write together.
The brain is cool 😎, we keep on learning!.I rejoice in all the awesome aha moments in my classrooms at school and church. They teach me so much!
Enjoy your family this week! ❤️
Good morning Claudette! It sure is...I love learning and isn't it cool we get to. :) Thank you so much and enjoy your weekend coming up.
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Thank you. :)
The brain serves us well
But consciousness makes it work
Our awareness rules…
Love your haiku. Yes, the brain is a miracle machine. It served you well in writing your newest book. Congratulations on the April publishing date. SOO important to discuss this topic. Proud of you Jules!
My haiku is based on the hypothesis that the brain and mind are not the same and the mind is the seat of our consciousness and creates all possibilities. The brain in its magnificent way serves our mind. That’s why I believe we must act with conscious awareness. Yes, easier said than done but so necessary if we are going to help solve the problems of the world… and there are soo many.
Love your haiku Clark! I appreciate this explanation as well...mind and brain are not the same. This is super helpful!
"Awareness rules" so important. Enjoy your weekend and a million thanks. :)
You might be interested in reading Deepak Chopra’s latest book: Quantum Body. Fascinating ….
Enjoy the winter break, family and editing. Laugh a lot. 🤗
Thank you Clark! I will write this recommendation down. Sounds fascinating. Thank you!
The brain, so mysterious and fascinating! I'm looking forward to your book. Sad to wait an extra month, lol, but what a great time to release it. It's a sign your story needs to be out there.
Thank you Felicia! The brain is so fascinating, I agree. I apologize for the wait yet I realized it made more sense to publish it then. See you tomorrow. :)