Wow. This made me cry. When I tell people I choose to see -- and try to be -- the positive in the world, this is exactly what I mean. Every thought, whether positive or negative, has a huge plop of concentric circles that spread to infinity. Every second, we choose what we spread. I have never seen a video that so perfectly expresses this fact.
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I'm off to Ted Talks to see to see it cause it WON'T load - grr.
Yours wouldn't load so I went to that Ted Talks place and decided I like Ted a lot. Ted is cool.
Anyway, I'm only 5 minutes into it but two small children are too distrating. I am going to view it tonight in some peace. It is already fascinating in that compelling way only the human brain can be.
Thanks BB. I have sent my parents and my sister a copy. My sister suffered a cerebral hemorage 8 years ago herself. She is not as fully recovered as Jill - but, has come a fair thee long way along the path. I was weeping by the end.
if your ted talks wont load, you can download them to your desktop in either audio format, video, or some HD video. you can also download then directly with iTunes for mac or pc.
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This made me cry.
When I tell people I choose to see -- and try to be -- the positive in the world, this is exactly what I mean. Every thought, whether positive or negative, has a huge plop of concentric circles that spread to infinity. Every second, we choose what we spread.
I have never seen a video that so perfectly expresses this fact.
Anyway, I'm only 5 minutes into it but two small children are too distrating. I am going to view it tonight in some peace. It is already fascinating in that compelling way only the human brain can be.
I need to spend some time with Ted too.
And what a great website TED is.
I am addicted to ted.
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