Wisdom of Ages

Ola

Neanderthal Neuroscience | The Loom : Rather than universally promoting the better angels of our nature, oxytocin has broader effects on our behaviour. It either makes people more alert to social cues in their environment, or motivates them to seek social connections with others.  These effects manifest in different ways, both positive and negative, depending on the person and the situation.

Reading an article on Music and the Brain. Reminded me that by nature of the sense, a point of view must always have two sides, each providing a 180 degrees. Except perhaps in harmony, where a single point of view is shared in mutual trust and irrefutable choice... But then that is once again by nature of choice that such begun become in resonance I guess.

I suppose the best story of all is the story of life. As it is to those of us who know enough to see the end and still be able enough to can't wait, to those of us who love to look back and front with a smile, to those of us it is the very best of all stories to tell. Who want's to hear more? Say yes!

They say happiness is such a fickle thing and then, of all the choices that we have, we end up choosing everything else. We choose all the things that other people say will bring us pleasure or standing, both of which can only be yours by choice. And in the end we end up with all the things that money can buy without feeling any good. It begs the question when will enough ever be enough? Everybody should know the myth of Midas and his touch of gold, but you can take your pick of almost any fairytale and find a golden thread of yearning desire, wanton need, happiness and choice. The problem is not to question when, but what it is you want.