Some takeaways from Dr. Brian’s perspectives (guest speaker on Oprah relating to reincarnation and past lives):

• Brian mentions an interesting perspective from mystic Teilhard de Chardin who stated that we are spiritual beings having a human experience and not human beings having a spiritual experience, and he meant this ongoing, eternal, unchanging soul and the personality is the temporary changeable part and not our true nature.
• Brian mentions that karma is not punishment, it’s just an opportunity for learning and growth.
• Brian mentions many souls especially advances souls will choose to incarnate in an impaired state whether physically, mentally or both in order to give other souls the opportunity to receive love, and to express love, and these types of situations really are chosen oftentimes and not the result of punishment or karma, but chosen in order to help other souls and spiritual beings to progress along their spiritual paths.

Full credits also to Dr Brian Weiss

Some takeaways from Dani’s perspectives:

• PTSD doesn’t just affect veterans, 1 in 8 children suffers enough trauma to have long lasting negative effects in terms of both mental health and physical health well into adulthood.
• These 1 in 8 children can expect to experience a lifespan that is 20 years shorter that their peers.
• The fact is combat is not the only type of trauma, it can happen to anyone other types of trauma can include and not limited to car accidents, serious illness, witnessing a death, some other type of violence, living in poverty can be a type of trauma etc.
• Some of the things we can do is be real allies to children including not keeping them at arms length but make them feel heard, seen and understood.

Full credits also to TEDxGreenville

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Some takeaways from Catherine’s perspectives:

• Fun is a feeling and not an activity
• People who are having fun look like they’re being illuminated from within
• True fun produces this visceral sense of lightness and joy
• Three factors are consistently present: playfulness, connection and flow
• It’s possible to be in flow and not have fun, but you cannot have fun if you’re not in flow (flow state)
• Fun doesn’t just feel good, it is good for us
• Fun also makes us present
• Fun also unites us
• Fun also makes us healthier (having fun is a health intervention)
• Fun is joyful, fun makes us happy
• Reduce distractions (such as phones) to increase flow
• Increase connections by interacting more with other human beings in real life
• Increase playfulness by finding opportunities to rebel (playful deviance)

Full credits also to TED

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Some takeaways from Andy’s perspectives:

• The use of deep neural networks takes language that’s expressed in therapy to translate that into a simple therapy barcode or fingerprint can be
  analysed readily for example a one-hour session of therapy between a therapist and a patient and the colours created by artificial intelligence signifies different types of dialogue that are occurring moment by moment through the session as interpreted by the artificial intelligence throughout the session.
• Dependent on the context of the therapy utilized, effective care based on the study of over twenty million therapy language events portrays that effective care is more business like for example the therapist setting agreed goals and objectives and reviewing homework of the patient or client.

Full credits also to TEDxNatick

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Some takeaways from Edward’s perspectives:

• Thinking of possibilities, not just judgement or ‘this is the right answer’ allows for a beautiful mind, by elaborating around possibilities
• In any situation thinking of possibilities can allow to see things more fully
• Edward De Bono’s Six Thinking Hats:

1.White Hat (i.e. Facts) 2. Red Had (i.e. Feelings) 3.Green Hat (i.e. Creativity)

4.Yellow Hat (i.e. Benefits) 5.Black Hat (i.e. Cautions)

6.Blue Hat (i.e. Outcome  or Summary of thinking or the Process)

Full credits also to Happiness & Its Causes

Some takeaways from Navid’s perspectives:

• AI has the potential to save lives and improve health care for millions of patients world wide
• AI is helping personalize the delivery of care, making hospitals more efficient and improving access to health care by providing accurate decision-making tools
• AI software behaves completely differently to most health care software because of the ability to learn and evolve over time, ideally becoming more intelligent as suited to the environment that they’re being used at.

Full credits also to TEDxQUT

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Some takeaways from Chengwei’s perspectives:

How to be a smart contrarian utilizing the Mint Principle

• Mark a popular wisdom P (something nobody agrees with you on)
• Imagine your contrarian theory Q (something nobody agrees with you on)
• Name all barriers Y against your theory Q to become true (that something can become true)
• Test IF do X Then a barrier of Y is removed (that something can become true)

Full credits also to TEDxESMTBerlin.

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Some takeaways from Dr John Butler’s perspectives:

• Over the years many doctors, dentists, surgeons and healthcare practitioners have been taught to use hypnosis within the conventional fields of Medicine and Dentistry with great value to them.
• The public are now getting to understand that hypnosis nothing like those old-fashioned negative views of having the mind being taken over and it’s a serious hugely beneficial clinical practice which medicine is always accepted back in the 1890s British Medical Association said it should be part the medical curriculum.
• In the 1950s the American Medical Association and the British Medical Association again reaffirmed that position from the 1890s.

Full credits also to HTI Online UK.

Some takeaways from Laurie’s perspectives:

• What people need to understand is that our cells and each cell has a mind not the mind that we know are big conscious mind but they have a mind and through hypnotherapy what’s really fascinating is it’s talking to your subconscious mind and giving commands and communicating with every cell in your body and so much what we see is factored of course what we eat and drink but also what we think and it can in terms of wrinkles and in terms of hormones.

Full credits also to 2nd Act TV.

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