May 2013
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“You can control your destiny. The trick is figuring out which destiny belongs...”
– Peeringtheveil.com
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“‘Giving in’ is not ‘giving up’. When the self decides...”
– Peeringtheveil.com
April 2013
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Companies that Practice Conscious Capitalism... →
Wall Street take heed. The future is now.
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“Spirit is nature in its most concentrated form, boiled down from the earth, air...”
– Peeringtheveil.com
March 2013
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“When you follow your heart, there is a strong probability that you will lose...”
– PeeringTheVeil
Out of the Mouths of Babes blog series →
Thank you to Suzi Banks Baum of laundrylinedivine.com for including The Wish in this unique series on mothering and creativity.
February 2013
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The Wish
This piece was written for the blog series “Out of the Mouths of Babes” about mothering and creativity. Special thank you to Suzi Banks Baum and laundrylinedivine.com for including me in this series. http://laundrylinedivine.com/out-of-the-mouths-of-babes-/
Once upon a time, there was a blissful new mother, floating in the water of an infant sea while losing herself in her...
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Thank you...
I launched PeeringTheVeil.com last year to showcase my writing and philosophy, and of course, to hone my craft. Through PeeringTheVeiI, I have grown as an artist as well as a mother. I met many inspiring like-minded individuals and began writing my first novel. Thank you all for making this year so enjoyable and enriching.
Love & Light,
JLK
January 2013
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“My favorite definition of the mindful path is the one that reveals itself as...”
– Kelly McGonigal, PhD
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”
– Albert Einstein
November 2012
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Where Does The Time Go?
As every parent attests, childhoods pass in the blink of an eye, inevitably raising the question, ‘where has the time gone’? Instead of invoking the usual wistful melancholy of time passage with intruding thoughts that meander through past, present and future, we choose to focus on today.
And so, on this third birthday of yours, we tell you exactly where the time has gone.
First, it is in our...
In light of NaNoWriMo, we are going on a blogging break this month. We will resume posting in December.
October 2012
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“If you look closely, actions motivated by ego are visible through the veil.”
– Peeringtheveil.com
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“Not all speech is free. Words can come with expensive price tags.”
– Peeringtheveil.com
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Earth Is Undergoing True Polar Wander →
Scientists developed a computer model to identify four possible instances of true polar wander in the past. And, they say, true polar wander is happening now.
September 2012
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“Scientists, particularly, are becoming increasingly aware that what anything...”
– Neil Postman - Teaching as a Subversive Activity
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“How wondrous is the notion that when things fall apart, the pieces land in the...”
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“To gleam the light or gleaming the light:
That singular point in time, no...”
– Peering The Veil
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Surrogate Self: The Nature of Consciousness: How... →
“Romantic reductionist” neuroscientist Christof Koch discusses the scientific side of consciousness, including the notion that all matter is, to varying degrees, sentient.
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“Touch has a memory.”
– John Keats
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The Possibilian by Burkhard Bilder →
The New Yorker profiles David Eagleman, a neuroscientist who studies topics related to the human consciousness like time perception. Here, he talks about how our perception makes the information from our senses seem like they are in sync but in reality, they are actually not.
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“Sometimes, we have to fail in order to get what we need, not what we want.”
– Peering The Veil
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August 2012
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Scientists Clear a Path to the Fountain of Eternal... →
Researchers at Johns Hopkins have discovered an efficient and totally safe method to turn adult blood cells “all the way back to the way [they were] when that person was a 6-day-old embryo.” The discovery could be the key to cure the incurable—from heart attacks to severed spinal cord to cancer—and open the door, some day, to eternal youth.
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“It is only when we have renounced our
preoccupation with ‘I,’ ‘me,’ ‘mine’,...”
– Aldous Huxley - English author, poet, philosopher and humanist (1884 - 1963)
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