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On Time: Experiencing Time, Timelessness, And Timeless Time
What’s “time?” “Timelessness?” You don’t need a physicist or philosopher to answer these questions. All you need to do is meditate. I share how Yoga Nidra provides me a glimpse of the answers, and they aren’t what you might expect.
Virtual Training-001
I'm working my gluts, quads, hips, hamstrings, core, abs, and shoulders.Click...
A Walk In The Park 08-13-2021
Although it was the hottest part of the day, I felt the urge to take a walk in...
Estate Planning Signing-001
Break the Inter-Generational Curse. Build Inter-Generational Wealth. Recently,...
Back Riding The Bus
Today, I took my first Metro Bus ride since February 2020. The 79.For those...
“Conversations Across Generations”
A Letter To My Grandchildren
HASSAN BILAL To My Grandchildren: Lamar, Isa, Nasir, Ali and Blessing: There’s...
Future Scenario Planning – Automatization & Future Job Prospects
James Paige shares his futuristic scenario plan for automatization and future job prospects.
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Future Scenario Planning – Educating the “Whole Individual”
Okella Trice share her future scenario planning on educating the “whole Individual”.
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“HerStories of the 1960s”
The Pull of The World – The Tug of Home
Esther Mackintosh
Attending Morningside was my first step off our family’s dairy farm. It was the second time in my life that I had to overcome a “fear of leaving home” and step out of mental and physical “safe spaces.”
“HerStories of the 1960s”
The Ladies of Lincoln University – Rita Jiggetts Goldman
Lincoln U was a four-year coming of age experience. We look back in amazement and wonder how that experience shaped our lives and was a big part of making us who we became.
“HerStories of the 1960s”
The Ladies of Lincoln University – Kathy Marshall
Lincoln U was a four-year coming of age experience. We look back in amazement and wonder how that experience shaped our lives and was a big part of making us who we became.
“HerStories of the 1960s”
Born in the Middle. Lived on the Extremes.
I grew up the middle child in a middle-class family in the middle of the country in the middle of a period of significant social change. For me, the 1960s started with great optimism and excitement as we ran to see the young incoming President, John F. Kennedy, as he rode in the back of a powder-blue convertible waving wildly as his motorcade sped by our home.