Many people have the view that the Bible is irrelevant to modern life. If that is your perspective, then you may want to just skip the rest of this article. On the other hand, if you consider the Bible to be a good source of guidance, then please, read on … Continue reading
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Here is a two-page, trifold pamphlet that can be used to introduce folks to the PAL concept. For example, this pamphlet could be placed in a rack in a social service office setting – or even in a waiting room. Note: The top-right column showing the colored graphic will be the front page, when the trifold is folded … Continue reading
Not everyone that is lazy is also concerned about getting over their laziness. But some people, who are lazy, recognize it and want to do something about it. A direct assault on this kind of problem may not always be the best approach. This article discusses a specific step that a lazy person can take – which may serve to “soften up” their own internal enemy of sloth … Continue reading
Imagine a time in the future … maybe not so distant … in which they have discovered a way to enable a person to temporarily leave his own body, and hire someone else to enter his body, in order to perform the tasks which he (the body-owner) wants to do, but does not like to do. Wouldn’t that be great? (Hang on. Like all science-fiction stories, this one may end up having a weird twist at the end.) … Continue reading
Psychiatrists prescribe chemical medication that adjusts brain chemistry. The primary effect of this kind of medication is to heal the Brain. The secondary effect is to soothe or heal the Mind. Alternatively, there is another type of medicine: It is … Continue reading
This article explores the idea of shame and how it can be healthy or unhealthy. We attempt to show that shame due to Laziness (and other moral failures) is normal, healthy and, in some sense, even good. Alternatively, shame due … Continue reading
So what’s the connection? Is there a connection? Here is our premise: A mind full of gratitude tends to encourage productivity. A mind full of resentment tends to encourage sloth. (Sloth is another name for laziness.) Seems simple enough, right? … Continue reading
An “Elevator Speech” is a short description or introduction to a business plan. They call it an “Elevator Speech” because the idea is that it should be short enough to share with someone during a ride in an elevator! … Continue reading
A belief system or world-view is a simplified inner model for the outer world. When the model is good, it gives predictability to life. Our physical senses provide us with raw data from the external world. We combine our sense-based … Continue reading
The reason that I am interested in this, is that I think that it could be used as a model for the treatment of laziness. What do we mean by a religious belief? A religious belief usually consists of a … Continue reading
