Every day offers the unexpected, if we look for it.
To know the future is one thing, to look at the experience of the past is another.
Tomorrow I look back into yesterday and smile.
Today I wonder what tomorrow holds. Hmmmm
Each day offers a lesson that we truly cannot learn from until we look at it in retrospect.
The why's
The whens
The how's
And the
Well, looking at the refined funky and freaky steps we did or didn't take.
Hopefully no regrets
Prayerfully repenting of sins
Masterfully formed my Gods hand.
Retrospect
We will see
Perhaps tomorrow
Perhaps.
Just a Thought.....
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Saturday, November 8, 2008
Thursday, November 6, 2008
The Nest
The training nest
I set here this evening at a pc where my son is tutored.
I think about how his 10 year old brain is being "trained". Its at a place called Learning RX... And yes they call it "brain training".
Carving new "Neuro Paths" to cause him to think quicker and process information better. Proof it works? Yep, got plenty of that.
Pre Learning Rx
He could not read well at all
He could was introverted in public
He was very bashful
His memory was thin
Mid way through Learning Rx
He can read 100% better
He is NOT introverted at all
He is still a little bashful, just not in a "under minded" way
His memory is sharper as I watch him USE his brain.
My point to writing this?
Brain Training is difficult and painful. It always starts with the heart. You think about it, pray about it, fast, cry, and even question at times.
When we go to make a decision, we do it for the bigger picture and protect those we love. And in that "protecting" we try to explain, yet one can't fully do that because then the very one(s) you are protecting would be hurt.
A worship artist by the name of Jason Upton wrote a song called "Fly"
The momma bird pushes the bird out of the nest. As the bird oddly flys it cries, and the mom does to. However, the end result is a brand new way of thinking for the bird. It fly's, discovers and the end result is bigger and better than ever. But the Momma still has some pain.
Its a never ending "brain training". ahhhh.. Here comes my 10 year old. I wonder what he learned tonight through the process. Just a Thought
I set here this evening at a pc where my son is tutored.
I think about how his 10 year old brain is being "trained". Its at a place called Learning RX... And yes they call it "brain training".
Carving new "Neuro Paths" to cause him to think quicker and process information better. Proof it works? Yep, got plenty of that.
Pre Learning Rx
He could not read well at all
He could was introverted in public
He was very bashful
His memory was thin
Mid way through Learning Rx
He can read 100% better
He is NOT introverted at all
He is still a little bashful, just not in a "under minded" way
His memory is sharper as I watch him USE his brain.
My point to writing this?
Brain Training is difficult and painful. It always starts with the heart. You think about it, pray about it, fast, cry, and even question at times.
When we go to make a decision, we do it for the bigger picture and protect those we love. And in that "protecting" we try to explain, yet one can't fully do that because then the very one(s) you are protecting would be hurt.
A worship artist by the name of Jason Upton wrote a song called "Fly"
The momma bird pushes the bird out of the nest. As the bird oddly flys it cries, and the mom does to. However, the end result is a brand new way of thinking for the bird. It fly's, discovers and the end result is bigger and better than ever. But the Momma still has some pain.
Its a never ending "brain training". ahhhh.. Here comes my 10 year old. I wonder what he learned tonight through the process. Just a Thought
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