by Jerry Levin | Oct 12, 2021 | Change, Fear, G, Procrastination, Resistance, Self-development, Writing
Reading time (250 wpm): 3 minutes. You have probably heard this quote before: “A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” ~ John A. Shedd, 1928 Taking this one step further, I wonder if it is even proper to call something...
by Jerry Levin | Apr 1, 2021 | Consciousness, G, Meditation
Reading time (250 wpm): 8 minutes. The word meditation engenders a whole spectrum of ideas and feelings: Some feel it is a technique for achieving great peace of mind. I count myself among them. Some believe it is a very difficult and uncomfortable practice and...
by Jerry Levin | Feb 11, 2021 | G, Good and Evil, Procrastination, Resistance, Voice in My Head
This is the completion of a two-part article about the Voice(s) in my head. If you haven’t read the first part, you can find it HERE. The first part emphasized the importance of recognizing that the Voice in Your Head is NOT you. That is the most impactful...
by Jerry Levin | Feb 6, 2021 | Fear, G, Motivation, Resistance
Fear Can Be Useful Fear doesn’t need to be defined. Infants know what fear is. We are born with the fear of falling and the fear of loud sounds. All other fears are learned. Some serve us. Some don’t. Fear is a survival mechanism that warns us of an impending threat....
by Jerry Levin | Feb 6, 2021 | Consciousness, G, Good and Evil, Resistance, Voice in My Head
This is not a misspelled title but a play on words (with an alliteration thrown in) which I’ll explain in a minute. When I first learned about the voice in my head, I was aware of only one voice. And I assumed it was me speaking. After a while, I realized that there...
by Jerry Levin | Jan 21, 2021 | G, Self care
I saw this meme on Facebook a while ago and it impressed me. I assume that it is referring to the current COVID pandemic. I agree that this is an unprecedented time we are living through. Clearly, there can be no standards for something that has never occurred before....
