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I am a SOLDIER (digital).mp4 from Greg E. Williams, MD on Vimeo.

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FBI on Media Corruption from Greg E. Williams, MD on Vimeo.

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Are we really free to choose?

Are we really free to choose?

Do we really have free Will?

There has been a debate in religious circles about Christian salvation; whether it is by choice or if it was predetermined.  There are a number of scriptures which seem to support both positions.  For example, one of the first verses most church people learn is 1 John 1:9.

“For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God, but whosoever believe on him…

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The Eyes have it...and then not

The Eyes have it…and then not

I remember past readings from different sources about body language and face reading, that pupil responses can reveal much about the listener during dialogue.  I remember also from my training in medicine, how the pupil is innervated by nerve systems which categorically exists in two separate camps.  One is the sympathetic circuit, which seems to follow a particular concert of arousal…

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The Law of Cause & Effect

The Law of Cause & Effect

A Pastor drives through the country on his way to visit a church member.  He sees a large field, rich with green healthy corn stalks,  rows and rows of vegetables, near ripe and bright with color. 

The field seems to stretch for miles, with an abundant and vibrant crop.  As he approached the end of the great field, he spotted the farmer repairing a fence.  The Pastor slowed his car and pulled up…

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The Spirit of Prayer

The Spirit of Prayer

  The Curiosity

It was before starting Medical School. I was working in the area of Cognitive Remediation for a facility in Texas. I trained on administering various Neurocognitive Assessment tools and the use of cognitive remediation equipment. I used a number of available tasks and devices to help clients address various cognition deficits and/ or sequelae from head injuries. That was when I…

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Teenage Stranger

Today I am writing about a topic which is on the hearts and minds of many parents, myself included. It is probably one of the most challenging and frustrating periods that all parents will face at one time or another; in some form or another. The day will come when you will be sitting at your dinner table with your family and become suddenly aware that your son or daughter has been replaced by a…

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Going to a Better Place.. No…I am not dying!..well, someday..but not now. I appreciate you my readers, and the many guests visiting my site.

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“Thoughts  from far where I abide…”

  The words from my title were lifted from a Shakespeare Sonnet, and they orbit the issue I wish to share today.  But in order to set the stage, consider this true story from my history.

The Accident

I was about thirteen years of age, checking on what my mom was preparing for dinner when there was a sudden desperate knock at our front door.  I skipped down the stairs and opened it to find a…

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Teenage Stranger

Today I am writing about a topic which is on the hearts and minds of many parents, myself included. It is probably one of the most challenging and frustrating periods that all parents will face at one time or another; in some form or another. The day will come when you will be sitting at your dinner table with your family and become suddenly aware that your son or daughter has been replaced by a…

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Going to a Better Place.. No...I am not dying!..well, someday..but not now. I appreciate you my readers, and the many guests visiting my site.

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The Spirit of Prayer

The Spirit of Prayer

  The Curiosity

It was before starting Medical School. I was working in the area of Cognitive Remediation for a facility in Texas. I trained on administering various Neurocognitive Assessment tools and the use of cognitive remediation equipment. I used a number of available tasks and devices to help clients address various cognition deficits and/ or sequelae from head injuries. That was when I…

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“To Thine Ownself be true..”

“To Thine Ownself be true..”

Polonius:

This above all: to thine own self be true,

And it must follow, as the night the day,

Thou canst not then be false to any man.

Farewell, my blessing season this in thee!

Laertes:

Most humbly do I take my leave, my lord.

Hamlet Act 1, scene 3, 78–82

  In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Polonius’s shared this counsel with his son Laertes, who was departing on a journey. It is wise c…

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“Thoughts  from far where I abide…”

  The words from my title were lifted from a Shakespeare Sonnet, and they orbit the issue I wish to share today.  But in order to set the stage, consider this true story from my history.

The Accident

I was about thirteen years of age, checking on what my mom was preparing for dinner when there was a sudden desperate knock at our front door.  I skipped down the stairs and opened it to find a…

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The Spirit of Prayer

The Spirit of Prayer

  The Curiosity

It was before starting Medical School. I was working in the area of Cognitive Remediation for a facility in Texas. I trained on administering various Neurocognitive Assessment tools and the use of cognitive remediation equipment. I used a number of available tasks and devices to help clients address various cognition deficits and/ or sequelae from head injuries. That was when I…

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“Thoughts  from far where I abide…”

  The words from my title were lifted from a Shakespeare Sonnet, and they orbit the issue I wish to share today.  But in order to set the stage, consider this true story from my history.

The Accident

I was about thirteen years of age, checking on what my mom was preparing for dinner when there was a sudden desperate knock at our front door.  I skipped down the stairs and opened it to find a…

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“To Thine Ownself be true..”

“To Thine Ownself be true..”

Polonius:

This above all: to thine own self be true,

And it must follow, as the night the day,

Thou canst not then be false to any man.

Farewell, my blessing season this in thee!

Laertes:

Most humbly do I take my leave, my lord.

Hamlet Act 1, scene 3, 78–82

  In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Polonius’s shared this counsel with his son Laertes, who was departing on a journey. It is wise c…

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