Life: How It Changed Me To Who I Am Today

I Who Am

or in a circumambient 'psychic' realm in which the individual mind is bathed. He also criticises the principle that archetypal figures in dreams and visions may be purely subjective symbols derived from the higher reaches of the personal mind. He suggests that they are in fact superior, invisible Beings under whose influence the individual comes as he develops spiritually. Here again he may be ...

To the question: Who am I

Introduction To the question: Who am I? – the mainstream science would answer that we are our physical bodies. The biologists would agree. But a conscious limbless person, with only one kidney and one lung, no appendix and no gall-bladder is no less of whatever we are then a regular full body human, thus proving that we are definitely not our bodies. Furthermore, it is well known that certain p...

Am I losing it?

Complaints of memory loss are frequent as one ages. Individuals worry about the presence of Alzheimer's disease, but the presence of other intact intellectual abilities is reassuring to these people. We do not know the cause of Alzheimer's disease. There are now 5.4 million confirmed cases in the United States. We know that the disease is an age-related, non-reversible brain disorder that devel...

Abecedarium: who am I? N'.

I was born under the Austrian monarchy, on October 23, 1837, in the town of Kaposvar in the province of Hungary, youngest but one of a very poor Jewish family. I grew up with the loving support of my parents, who encouraged me throughout my schooling and studies. In 1856, I passed my doctorate in medicine at the University of Vienna, which was then among the greatest institutions of learning in...

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