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Earthtribe-Gather: What Babies Know |
Category: Articles 5 comments 23 Feb 2010 @ 22:50 by bushman : hmm :}Some of us do remember back to when we were babies, and I can say for myself anyway, I still think and feel the same as I did when I was born, I still go off into my imagination, and roleplay, of course its not while making mud pies or burning army men, but can still be imagined while doing stucco work, and cement work, as well of other projects. You know its not hard to just let your mind go where it goes, while doing something compleetly different with your hands. I mean alot of things in that artical, seemed to over anailize the issue, and seems more alien to me to see those people with all the brains anilizing something they should remember themselves. I contend none of that early childhood mind is lost at all, now I do agree tramatic expiriances tend to elicit putting something away deep in your mind. But I truly think as long as you know it is "free will" that keeps those childhood aspects alive, you will remember it all, right down to the moment you took your first breath. 25 Feb 2010 @ 12:27 by susannahbe : Very interesting link Very interesting link thank you. :-) Goes well with what we have been talking about in the comments on my newslog - (http://www.newciv.org/mem/persnewslog.php?did=283&vid=283&xmode=show_article&artid=000283-000167&amode=standard&aoffset=0&time=1267100655) I know someone, like Bushman, who has really early memories - he can remember his preverbal, baby self - others have even had flashbacks to the birth experience itself. 11 Mar 2015 @ 10:25 by techviewmedia.com @182.186.139.195 : I really loved reading your blog. It was I really loved reading your blog. It was very well authored and easy to understand. 12 Mar 2015 @ 07:20 by halosystech @182.186.210.206 : The short story is very “realistic”, bea The short story is very “realistic”, bearing in mind Reddock camp in Gothic 3 1 Apr 2015 @ 09:39 by Chaos Technology @39.36.31.123 : formulate the design and technology deci formulate the design and technology decisions necessary to make sure successful technology implementation projects Other entries in Articles 10 Feb 2010 @ 03:39: And Then . . ? 19 Jan 2010 @ 04:57: Boskops 31 Jul 2007 @ 13:40: Picnic 26 May 2007 @ 21:27: Women in Art 5 Feb 2007 @ 13:12: Tehran 13 Dec 2006 @ 04:37: Global Dimming 9 Nov 2006 @ 08:23: Our Desert 30 Jul 2006 @ 18:52: Creativity for Peace 27 Jun 2006 @ 04:31: Mother-of-Pearl 31 May 2006 @ 05:56: Convergence
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23 Feb 2010 @ 16:27, by John Ashbaugh