The Monkey and I attempt to understand our attraction to violence in film, an attraction well-manifested even in supposedly sane, spiritually-inclined, and well-balanced human beings, like us, for instance.
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Although I was a literature major in college, lately I find the only thing my mind is interested in consuming for my daily reading is non-fiction, and particularly books that will …
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Like many others with an eye on the “internet Personal Development scene” I was taken aback at the beginning of 2009 when the popular blogger Steve Pavlina announced to the world that …
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This week I was traveling in Rhode Island on business and spent two nights in a Residence Inn in Coventry, Rhode Island, not too far south of Providence (I guess everyplace in …
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For the past several years I have been following Steve Pavlina’s Personal Development blog, www.stevepavlina.com. I first stumbled across his blog about three years ago after typing in the words, “what is …
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If you happen to watch the news or read about current events on the internet on a daily basis you are exposing yourself to a large quantity of negative images, …
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Last week I was sitting in the “pews” during our Sunday spiritual service and noticed a brass placard affixed to the seat in front of me. The seats to …
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A few months ago I was in a really good space with my job, my relationship, my finances, my family. Satisfied with the direction my life was heading, I took a …
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Last week I was out on the road visiting a customer in the middle of Massachusetts. By the time I reached her, the sky had darkened into evening and a chill was in …