In ancient traditions, the mind is seen as the missing element that brings life to the body. Understanding this connection is crucial for self-mastery.

Our attention is shaped by our ancestors' experiences and our own development, making bright, shiny, or loud stimuli particularly attention-grabbing.

The concept of God has been a stable feature of human societies for a long time, and I believe it plays a crucial role in understanding and managing our lives.

Many people mistakenly worship beauty and money, which won't provide true satisfaction. Instead, I suggest worshiping something tried and true, like a good religion.

The first and last commandments in the Ten Commandments emphasize the importance of worshiping one God and avoiding envy, suggesting that when people stop looking up to a higher power, they begin to look around, leading to a 'madness of crowds'.

Attention is a prioritization of what we focus on, and it is influenced by both what we are looking for and the characteristics of our environment.

The concept of being 'God Eternal within the body' challenges us to live with awareness of our divine nature, especially in times of crisis.

The collective unconscious is a primal aspect of humanity, and understanding it can help those designing our future connect with ancient wisdom.

There are clusters of attention styles among people, ranging from hyper-focused individuals to those who explore too readily, such as those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.