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• The Protector

  
  Mystic Medusa — Authority: 482
  So all the fash blogs are agog with this: “…The ‘Protector Collection’ has been meticulously created with Asprey by Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt to benefit a charity close to their hearts. The limited collection of fine jewels and silver objects was inspired by Angelina’s reflection on the snake as an ...
  7 hours ago

• The Psychology of Body Language

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
                For millions of years, our early ancestors ambled on this planet, effectively navigating a very dangerous world. They did so by communicating effectively with each other their needs, observations, and desires. Impressively, they achieved this through the use of nonverbal communications; ...
  18 hours ago

• Getting Started With Aromatherapy – Easy Ways to Enjoy Essential Oils

  
  Wish Everyone Good Health. — Authority: 464
  Beginning ‘bona fide’ aromatherapy, beyond burning a scented candle or soaking with a pleasing pre-packaged bath salt blend, can be a little daunting to many people. All those little bottles of pricey liquids, electric contraptions, and fancy-sounding blends – how does one actually use essential oils to improve ...
  3 days ago

• (Not so great) expectations

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  I have an apology to make to anyone who has been reading my posts weekly. By posting on the same day every week for a while I created an expectation that this week I didnt meet, and this may have upset your limbic system. Sorry about that! The brain is finely tuned to expectations, and an expectation that isnt met, ...
  6 days ago

• The Neck Doesn’t Lie

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Those of you familiar with “ What Every Body Is Saying ,” or my previous Psychology Today posts, know that when we are under stress, our brain requires a certain amount of hand to body touching (hand wringing, forehead rubbing, temple massaging, lip touching, etc.). These pacifiers serve to soothe the ...
  1 week ago

• In Relationships, Necks Dont Lie

  
  Spycatcher — Authority: 110
  Those of you familiar with “ What Every Body Is Saying ,” or my previous Psychology Today posts, know that when we are under stress, our brain requires a certain amount of hand to body touching (hand wringing, forehead rubbing, temple massaging, lip touching, etc.). These pacifiers serve to soothe the ...
  1 week ago

• Who is to blame when healer turns killer?

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  People need to know why. Making sense of life events, even events that seem so senseless as that which occurred at Fort Hood, is hardwired into the human psyche. We saw this clearly immediately following the Columbine shootings when theories about why abounded. Competing early explanations left no one, particularly ...
  2 weeks ago

• A New Quiescent Bardo State After a Synaptic Storm

  
  Icono-Curmudgeon-Clast - Loring Wirbel's Rants — Authority: 110
  Given the strange conscious states of the fall, amidst PHN attacks and pixelslips and whatnot, it was an odd experience to attend the Defrag conference in Denver in mid-November, dedicated to trying to find larger meaning and structure in the emergent social networks that have taken over most static web sites. I ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Lips Dont Lie

  
  Spycatcher — Authority: 110
  When it comes to feelings and emotions, the lips can be invaluable; they can even help us to detect deception. Ever notice when people are stressed, their lips disappear or get smaller. You often see this at the airport as flights are being cancelled or while watching a movie that is very tense. We certainly see it on ...
  2 weeks ago

• What the lips say about how we feel and think - even deception

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  When it comes to feelings and emotions, the lips can be invaluable; they can even help us to detect deception. Ever notice when people are stressed, their lips disappear or get smaller. You often see this at the airport as flights are being cancelled or while watching a movie that is very tense. We certainly see it on ...
  2 weeks ago

• Want to catch a liar? Look at the Legs and Feet for clues.

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Our feet and legs, often neglected in the study of body language, transmit a lot of valuable information about what we are sensing, thinking, and feeling.  We pay so much attention to the face and other parts of the body, that we forget the importance of these vital appendages. It’s a mistake most of us make and we ...
  3 weeks ago

• Born to Perform

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Few events in popular music were as momentous as the Beatles first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964. Paul McCartney recently revisited the Ed Sullivan Theater to appear on the Late Show with David Letterman, and he recounted a story about his early appearances as a young man. As he waited to ...
  3 weeks ago

• Body Language and the Comfort / Discomfort Paradigm

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Since writing “ What Every Body is Saying ,” the question I am most often asked is, “What nonverbal behaviors should I be looking for and are they different at home, at work, or in relationships?” Perhaps this will help to clarify the matter.             Somewhere in our hominid past, as with ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Comfort / Discomfort Paradigm and Our Limbic Heritage

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Since writing “ What Every Body is Saying ,” the question I am most often asked is, “What nonverbal behaviors should I be looking for and are they different at home, at work, or in relationships?” Perhaps this will help to clarify the matter.             Somewhere in our hominid past, as with ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Key to Understanding Body Language

  
  Spycatcher — Authority: 110
  Since writing “ What Every Body is Saying ,” the question I am most often asked is, “What nonverbal behaviors should I be looking for and are they different at home, at work, or in relationships?” Perhaps this will help to clarify the matter.             Somewhere in our hominid past, as with ...
  4 weeks ago

• A Hunger for Certainty

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  One of the more useful insights that emerged for me from five years of interviewing neuroscientists was an understanding of the brains own goals. When I began to see what it is the brain seems to want, many aspects of the world started to make much more sense. There are five goals that seem to be very important to ...
  5 weeks ago

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