Our spiritual self is like the garden in our backyard with acres of diamond. There are unlimited riches to be discovered within us, if we are aligned with our spiritual self. In “Recovering the Soul”, Larry Dossey. M.D. said that the human mind exists somewhere in time and space in concert with the physical body, which opens it up to boundless opportunities: “Suppose for the moment that we could show that the human mind is nonvocal; that it is ultimately independent of the

What is psychic intuition? Is it the source of unlimited intelligence that lies within our human mind, which holds the ultimate success secrets for our life? There is surprising evidence to this question, both from first-hand experiences as well as laboratory evidence. Napoleon Hill, the best-selling author of “Think and Grow Rich” and “The Laws of Success” believed that the human mind was capable of tapping into universal fields of intelligence to access ideas and inspiration. Napoleon Hill writes: “The great artists, writers,

We all know that the human brain controls all the organs in our body to perform millions of activities everyday. But do you know in more specific detail how your brain functions? Do you know that you can increase your brainpower by simply following some simple daily brain exercises? The Science of Human Brain Experiments of brain research conducted by research institutions have found that the human brain operates on a small amount of electrical energy. This electric current vibrates at different speeds.

Daily meditation exercises is one of the most common way used by people from around the world of different religions and beliefs, to achieve peace and joy. D. T. Suzuki said: “Meditation opens the mind of the greatest mystery that takes place daily and hourly; it widens the heart so that it may feel the eternity of time and the infinity of space in every throb; it gives us a life within the world as if we were moving about in paradise and

Although it is mainly older people that are concerned with brain exercises, new research suggests that we should pay more attention to brain health from an early age. One in ten people over the age of 65 have dementia, after the age of 85 it is one in three. One research scientist has likened it to superannuation, in as much as you should start investing in the health of your brain as early as possible. The decline in brain function can take decades

Conquests of Camelot is an adventure game designed by Christy Marx. The game has some good puzzles and riddles. Below are all those riddles that can be found in the game. 1. Three lives have I, Gentle enough to soothe the skin, Light enough to caress the sky. Hard enough to crack rocks. What am I?  A: Water. 2. Lighter than what I am made of, More of me is hidden than is seen. What am I? A: Iceberg. 3. When I am

“Which came first the chicken or the egg?” is one of the most famous riddles of all time. Its a popular riddle because its such a simple question, yet so baffling. The recent discovery of a rare fossilized dinosaur nest may share some light on this question, according to Francois Therrien, the curator of dinosaur paleoecology at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. This rare fossilized dinosaur’s nest, which was likely laid by a small carnivorous dinosaur around 77 million years

Riddles have been asked since ancient times. Today, we consider riddles a form of amusement, but long ago people took very seriously. Ancient oracles often answered questions and gave advice in the form of riddles. Kings used riddles to send each other secret messages. Those serious riddles were also called enigmas. Greeks and Romans held riddle contests at their fests and gave prizes to the winners. According to some legends, a man’s life sometimes depended on his giving the correct answer to a

Asking riddles is the world’s oldest quiz game. A riddle is a puzzling statement or question. Sometimes in the form of a rhyme. Riddles also are called conundrums. Some riddles are based on a pun, or play on words, like this familiar one: “When is a door not a door?” “When it’s a jar.” Other riddles point out a likeness between two very different things. “Why is a pencil like a funny story?” “They both have a point.” Nobody knows who first began