by David Wertheim Aymes | Sep 28, 2020 | Liberty
A physical prison is a place where we are physically restricted, cannot move freely when and where we want to, are bound by the rules of others, where we are forced to be subservient at least outwardly. One generally finds oneself here because of a lack of personal capacity of some form, or through the [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Jul 12, 2020 | Liberty
I was riding my bike with Nkosi up Krugersdorp Hill this morning when we came across some Africans scouring the bush on the upper side. We stopped to see what they were doing and saw that they, about 6 people, were breaking what appeared to be dead wood off the ‘forest’ of protea plants. The [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Apr 3, 2020 | Liberty: Human Development in the Business Environment
Dear G, Thank you for the questions. While reading it, the concepts I use will challenge your soul that thinks it has a sound place already. Try to allow your soul to accept my concepts, just for an exercise. Try read it a couple of times if necessary. The exercise that this involves is really [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Mar 16, 2020 | Liberty
When someone has either luck or bad luck of a more sustained, ongoing form, we often refer to God’s influence in the situation. The same applies to births and deaths. In all these rather severe cases, we are still able to incorporate a God into our feelings. These situations are somehow very real and bigger [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Feb 8, 2020 | Liberty
Object cognition is when we link appropriate concepts to an object through our thinking and experience and then as a consequence we understand the object. An example of this would be taking a nail, looking at the object of the nail, connecting relevant concepts, or concepts that are connected with the nail, to the nail, [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Dec 30, 2019 | Liberty
The Missing Linc in today’s world is that modern people do not see the impact of their very own thinking on how the world functions and how it looks. To spell linc correctly, one needs to add ‘I’ to the ‘c’ to make it a ‘k’. In the same way, to change things in the [...]
