Zerebria

Journaling is a funny thing. You write and write and write, (more…)

The law of attraction, as described in Rhonda Byrne’s ‘The Secret’, affirms that we attract what we think of, so we must forge images of what we want, instead of continuously filling our mind with what is not, what should not be, what is a pity, etc. Apparently, the universe pretty much (more…)

We cannot always avoid to have negative feelings, but there are techniques to tackle them better. For example, we can (more…)

Everybody is granted some kind of superpower or other. Mine is the Blinding Light. On certain occasions, I emit (more…)

Today I start this new series about people who might have been great bloggers if they had had the technology we use now. My intention here is not to write profound and very precise essays full of data and biography (they can be easily found anywhere else in our very informative age), but to share my love towards some of my authors, in the mood of someone who spreads the news of some dear friend’s achievements.

Thomas de Quincey (1785-1859)

De Quincey, besides, is a particular case (more…)

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The point of view of Neuro-Linguistic Programming about words is very interesting: they consider them as a kind of hypnosis – a series of actions intended to (more…)

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I learned this sentence while looking for some information on empathy. I did not believe much in it at first, it looked kind of naive to me. Here’s how it was supposed to work: (more…)

It always happens as a surprising yet pleasant accident: I suddenly find myself interconnecting fields that have very little or nothing in common. I cheer up my 80 years old aunt using (more…)

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The other day I saw ‘Misery’; it was one of those classic films that by some reason you miss when in theaters, and which always feel like finding one more french fry in the box when you (more…)