The Renaissance

In a sunny square with beautiful fountains and arts, a person sets out on a journey through knowledge to better understand himself and the world he lives in. He quickly realizes that the journey will change who he is, and start the growth of something new, within him.

 

In a sunny square with beautiful fountains and arts, a person lays out on a journey through knowledge to better understand himself and the world he lives in. He quickly realizes that the journey will change who he is, and start the growth of something new, within him.

 

 

Amazon Reviews:
5.0 out of 5 stars

A Great Short Story About the Joy of Discovery
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2021

 

This is a beautiful short read about the beginning of a journey, how immersing yourself in a great book can open up a whole new world of meaning for you. Emerson really captures the feeling of a spark igniting the spirit, and through the narrator's personal journey we become inspired to discover more of the world and its culture and history.

-  Sean Patrick Eckmann

 

 

5.0 out of 5 stars

Großartig
Reviewed in Germany on October 20, 2021

 

"Ein kurzes, aber knackiges Buch über Dante, Espresso und wie sich der Mensch von Tag zu Tag, von Seite zu Seite verändern kann. Schön geschrieben und macht nachdenklich. Außerdem hat man danach ein starkes Verlangen, in Italien Espresso zu trinken und dabei den Marktplatz zu beobachten. Sehr empfehlenswert."

- Konstantin Rosenberger 

 

 

Available in print here: amazon.com/dp/B09DMTZJBB
And PDF E-book here: payhip.com/RichardEmerson 
 

An introduction to 10 Key Insights from McGilchrist's "The Master & His Emissary", and 3 (or seven) practical tips for how to become more aware of the hemispheres, and rebalance the brain.

 

10 key insights 

 

- We have "Two brains". One can even split them, by cutting off the Corpus Callosum, and the person still functions largely fully normal.

- One brain is for focus and manipulation, and one brain is for the overview, letting it all flow in.

- The focused and systematic brain is supposed to be embedded in the more overall brain, over time.

- When the systematic brain rules, it cuts off the other brain.

- The focused brain (Left Hemisphere) is blind to everything it doesn't know, and often reacts with aggression and anger.

- Relationships to people, to nature, and to the Divine is all in the Right Hemisphere.

- The differences of the brain hemispheres are largely found through studies of strokes and brain damage.

- Reason is great, but, it tends to tilt towards LH dominance over time, thus dismissing everything it doesn't now.

- The tilt of the brain is a very slippery slope, and self-reinforcing through culture, architecture, and habits.

- We can rebalance the brain actively through good habits and awareness, which gives a richer experience of life, and a better ability to apprehend the world, understand the world and human nature, and make good choices long term. And for building better personal relationships, too.

 

On iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast....

And Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5fN3r....

 

 

The 50 video clips are here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI1xsHRB2M4.....

 

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