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Making what is good, even better for humanity. The INN of JUSTICE is a collection of personal reflections, essays, and conversations about life; which contributes to the knowledge of Good Families.
Monday, May 25
The Potential of Biotechnology
Published on May 21, 2015
As biotechnology increases in power, we are able to engineer new forms of life, which has the potential to release new pathogens or toxins into our environment, or to redefine human and animal form and function. Currently, no consensus exists internationally on how we should think about, direct, or limit our biotechnological efforts. In this video, Paul Root Wolpe, director of the Emory University Center for Ethics, describes the potential, both positive and negative, this new technology holds.
So Hum Meditation
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Published on Mar 19, 2014
The So Hum meditation is a simple but powerful technique that uses the breath and the repetition of a mantra to quiet the mind and relax the body.
This meditation will help take your awareness from a state of constriction to a state of expanded consciousness.
Change Your Brain, Change Your Life
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Change your Brain, Change your Life. Revelations based on studying 63,000 brain images across 90 countries over 20 years. How Brain imaging can change paradigms and our understanding of healthy life, no matter where we live.
Physician, psychiatrist, and teacher, Daniel Amen, MD, is one of the world's foremost experts on applying brain imaging science to clinical psychiatric practice. He is widely regarded as a gifted teacher, taking complex brain science concepts to make them easily accessible to other
professionals and the general public.
Daniel is the author of 42 professional articles and 28 books, including four New York Times bestsellers. He is the producer and star of five highly popular shows about the brain, which have raised more than 34 million dollars for public television.
Daniel is the medical director of Amen Clinics, Inc., that has the world's largest database of functional brain scans totaling more than 64,000. The clinics have seen patients from 90 countries.