As we navigate this world, it’s important to remember that everyone we encounter has a unique perspective. Some people may see us as beautiful, smart, and having it all. While others may not share the same view, know that their opinions do not define you.

In life’s journey, we cross paths with several individuals who become our mentors, friends, and sometimes even foes. Each offers us valuable life lessons that help us grow and evolve. Some remain in our lives for a long time, while others depart, but every person we meet leaves an indelible mark on our being. They shape our thoughts, beliefs, and actions and, in turn, reflect who we are as individuals. Let us cherish and learn from each of these interactions, for they are the building blocks of our personality and the key to our success.

It’s important to understand that when WE, it often reflects their beliefs and insecurities. It’s human nature to project onto others what we see within ourselves.

As we interact with others, we may notice that they have a range of emotions toward us and others. This can be confusing and hurtful, but keep in mind that this is a reflection of their thoughts and feelings. We are not responsible for their emotions.

What truly matters is how we see ourselves. Self-love and self-acceptance are essential for our well-being and happiness. So, always remember that we are all worthy of ​ self-love and respect, and it is up to us to treat ourselves with kindness and compassion.

We all have a subconscious voice that sends us messages throughout the day. This voice shapes our beliefs about ourselves and our world, which drives our actions and ultimately determines our results. Examining and filtering what we say about ourselves can change our thoughts and beliefs, leading to new and more positive habits. Over time, our thoughts become deeply ingrained beliefs that influence our behavior and shape the course of our lives.

“When children pretend, they’re using their imaginations to move beyond the bounds of reality. A stick can be a magic wand. A sock can be a puppet. A small child can be a superhero.”  ~ Fred Rogers

In the Fall of 2016, Tom presented a set of quantum physics experiments designed to provide evidence for or against the hypothesis that our reality is virtual and that consciousness is the computer.