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This is a post that every one should read..."How to Trick Your Brain for Happiness". Also, check out several videos by Rick Hanson as he talks about neuroplasticity, as the brain changes the mind changes and vice versa. What flows through the mind sculpts the brain and changes neural structures. Fascinating stuff, link to it at the 'Daily Good'.

DailyGood: How To Trick Your Brain for Happiness In recent years, we have started to better understand the neural bases of states like happiness, gratitude, resilience, love, compassion, and so forth. And better understanding them means we can skillfully stimulate the neural substrates of those states -- which, in turn, means we can strengthen the...

Love is the answer, but "The Art of Losing" comes with a price. Captured in time from the loss of a loved one, Kevin Young finds solace in creation by compiling a collection of poems that "speak to his sense of loss". The anthology, "The Art of Losing: Poems of Grief and Healing", came out earlier this year. Read more at the 'Daily Good' about this young man's journey of sadness and reconciliation.

The Art of Losing: Poems of Grief and Healing After the sudden death of his father, the poet Kevin Young looked for a collection of poems that might speak to his sense of loss. To his surprise, he couldn't find such a collection, so he went to work compiling one. The Art of Losing: Poems of Grief and Healing. Young speaking on NPR shares, [Poe...

This is an incredible story I just had to share with all of you music lovers and people in general! Imagine hearing music for the first time at the age of 23. How affirming it is to realize that music does touch the soul.
"Music gives a soul to the universe,
wings to the mind,
flight to the imagination,
and life to everything."
~ Plato ~

Deaf man hears music for the first time, enjoys Sigur Ros and Mozart 23-year old Austin Chapman was born deaf and his hearing aids were only able to provide an awful, distorted sound when it came to listening to music. From his blog: I’ve never understood it.My whole life I’ve seen hearing people