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Man Law #67 – Acknowledge and Reflect…

December 28, 2009 2 comments

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Dr. Carl Jung - Deep in Contemplation.

Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes. ” – Carl Jung

In 1957, Carl Gustav Jung sat down to write his life story in a work that would later be known as “Memories, Dreams and Reflections.”  If you have time over the course of the next year to read this book, I highly recommend it as it gives a look inside the mind of a man who many of us can relate to and will be able to learn from for many years to come. It’s quite amazing that a man who grew up in such a different time might find commonality in people reading his memoirs in 2009. It makes one think, just how will you be remembered and what will your life story, your reflections consist of?  How will the world remember, you? Read more…

The Flirtexter Olivia: An Exclusive Interview with Author, Olivia B.

December 19, 2009 2 comments

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When the Art of Text post went up a few months ago, I hadn’t realized that there was a deeper, underlying issue that was bubbling up beneath the surface. While texting is certainly “newer” technology, it was really the result of over a decades worth of communication that was slowly moving towards a new direction.  What may surprise many is that it was the corporate world in the 90s that brought computers into our homes. While kids had Nintendo and Sega, purchasing a $2,000 plus computer was a luxury that only the adults could afford. Read more…

Man Theory – Dating In the Information Age, Part II. – Before the Millenium

December 12, 2009 1 comment

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In the days of William Wallace, courtship was a much more difficult task.  In addition to keeping up with all of the latest Twitter feeds on the most up-to-date chivalrous tactics, one must also had known how to ride a horse, handle a sword, speak several different languages, and lead a revolutionary army against an imposing neighboring government! Thankfully, over the centuries, many of these tactics have fallen by the wayside, however a few still remain. Read more…

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