Zekrayaat (ذكرايات / Memories)

I am currently reading a book titled: Physics of the Impossible. In a chapter on teleportation, I found this stream of thoughts spill over…. Maintaining the momentum, keeping the continuous flow of progress during coaching. The State of Quantum Coherence. Transfer of information through unison (where 2 individuals vibrate/resonate on the same frequency) resulting in a state of quantum coherence that leads to informational/ consciousness teleportation While coaching someone, you need to work on 2 levels simultaneously. The 1st level is the present self that deals with goals and challenges that the individual is facing or is aware of. The 2nd level is the future self , this is a subconscious, waiting to happen set of futures that is waiting for the present self to decide which one of the endless possibilities it wants to manifest. Of course, each of the levels may take precedence over the other in a state of continuous flux. The present self produces changes to the person’s current c

“Can I be filled with calm sense of content, yet strive to achieve?” I asked. to be continued...

"Simplicity is the Most Profound"... I have no idea where did I read this line, nor how did it creep into my consciousness, but I found myself using it in a corporate meeting the other day. In the daily grind of my work I come across many instances where being able to state something simply , is a task of great complexity (...mmmm, that's a bit of an oxymoron, or is it?) . To be able to simplify a concept in terms of expressing it without compromising its integrity, nor sacrificing the extent of its depth can be tricky at times. Actually you may land up complicating matters in the process of simplifying them. Take my line of work as an examples; I am a Solution Architect working for an IT organization. In my day-to-day interactions I am always trying to simplify concepts, break them down into smaller, more pliable pieces that everyone can digest. Here is the irony, this is not a simple activity. First of all I have to size up my audience, figure out their composition (Ex