Peter Canepari - He Signed My Marriage Certificate - with Denise Wesley

Peter Canepari

Peter Canepari  -   He Signed  My Marriage Certificate - with Denise Wesley

Peter Canaepari

Denise Wesley

What makes a Mind Aliment

Don Wesley

The Older we get: Our Memories get very sharp and in Detail









Published on Sep 19, 2014

Religious Men and Women tell their Story

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Published on Nov 5, 2014
Religious Men and Women tell their Story 



The Other Brain

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We will learn a bit more from Dr. Doug Fields

In this talk, Dr. Doug Fields discusses glia, or "glue," which make up 85% of the cells in the human brain. New discoveries about these glial cells are revolutionizing the way scientists view the brain, and Dr. Fields gives us a glimpse into this burgeoning area of neuroscience

 

 

 

 



Understanding the 'Sensitives' ~ Indigos ~ Are you an Indigo?





What is dyslexia and Decoding the Dyslexic Brain

(Renewed May 4, 2017)

Decoding the Dyslexic Brain!

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I just found out this evening; .... May 31, 2015.
I heard the word "Dyslexia" when I was a child and I'm now 82.
My Grandchildren should recognize why their old Grand Parents are priceless, precious and the ultimate caring people in the world.
It makes life more interesting; that they inherited this gift from me and my grandfather.
We are much more sensitive to noxious behaviors and run away from them.
My son Michael, also received this gift, from me.  

"Published on Nov 29, 2013
Dyslexia and Decoding the Dyslexic Brain. Dyslexia affects up to 1 in 5 people, but the experience of dyslexia isn't always the same. This difficulty in processing language exists along a spectrum -- one that doesn't necessarily fit with labels like "normal" and "defective." Kelli Sandman-Hurley urges us to think again about dyslexic brain function
and to celebrate the neurodiversity of the human brain.. Learn how the brain works for dyslexic's and what parts of the brain function during activities. Included are several segments of 3D animation done for the TVNZ documentary "Decoding Dyslexia".

I also found out that my BMR [Low metabolic rate] gives us the ability to live longer: even hibernate at lower temperatures. I'll post another story for the lower temperature essay.

 Communicating Brains:
From Autism and Dyslexia to Progressive Aphasia





Understanding the roots of Injustice

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I am pleased to contribute this story, for the betterment of our society. My wife's parents, raised a large family. Their family as a whole is very happy and successful. All are well educated and contributed to their community beautifully. My wife's rage, was deeply repressed for many years. She was very popular and active in our local Christian Church, as a Eucharistic Minister.
Some other causal factors, in addition to her father’s anger in those early years, maybe involved. The community culture and history, reveals that Mothers were in charge with Fathers subordinate, as servers and protectors. My wife told me that her Grandmother was a huge woman who frightened her. The area was north of Montreal [Canada] French speaking and Catholic. Her mother was also clearly the dominant parent, but also very kind, and very quick to take charge. Many families also had Native Indian blood lines.

In my culture, English and Protestant, the Father was the server/protector and head of the family and the Mothers managed the home. The Marriage Contract made the choice, one or the other.

The choice was the "English - Protestant - Culture."

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