You are now leaving the AARP.org web site. Please visit us again soon, or
use the Cancel button to remain on our site. AARP is not associated
with the site you are about to visit, and we are not responsible for its
content. If the site is unknown, or you are unsure of its content, you
can research it further with Stopbadware.org
or McAfee.com.
PUBLIC RELATIONS Radio & Print formerly for Pasadena Festival of Arts, KEZY Radio. Currently Non-Profits, Education & Literacy. www. sharliebel.wordpress.com
Hometown(s): Raised in New Orleans California Home Towns Los Angeles South Pasadena Catalina Island Northridge Buena Ventura. BFREAKY.COM
http://www.spicecomments.com/
Sketch, write, teach. Otherwise, don't know what I'll be when I
grow-up.
The cup is always half-full and God is a significant
presence in my life. I am a Christian.
Earned my Master's in Education (Psych, Sociology, Counseling).
Tutor English and ESL to local college students. FANTASTICCHERRY.COM
http://my.barnesandnoble.com/Sharliebel-profile/
How Can I Complete My Profile?
Add videos to your profile to bring you up to 100%. Add video now!
FANTASTICCHERRY.COM
I write poetry, movie reviews, and essays. Research is in philosophy, psychology, social conduct, and education. Sketch portraits, animals, and still life in charcoal & acrylics. Can do lots of things that take a wrench, hammer, and screws to accomplish.
Interests:
FANTASTICCHERRY.COM
HAPPY TO MAKE PEOPLE SMILE! CRAZY ABOUT ANIMALS. Think I do enough
exercise with my brain that I can skip a day or two of hiking ~ my
favorite thing! Generally shy but don't get me started 'cause I can
give you an earful.
I think it's inspiring that you
question and search for meaning as I do! Perhaps we're a special
breed ~ LOL!Let me say that
I'll be driving along on the freeway with my daughter questioning
the Edison windmills and how they connect to our power plants and
she'll be amazed that I can think of so much to think about!!!
As children we had an enormous
curiosity and then we became educated with information that was
developed for our good. There are teachers that want us to learn
from them and there are teachers that merely want an audience and
they talk "at" us!
Philosophy interested me very early in
my childhood. I have to think it may go back to the days when my
dad insisted that I read the Children's page and, for the life of
me, I didn't understand a word of it.Then he insisted that God was for people who needed a
crutch and that contradicted all my beliefs and those of everyone
I knew.
I was lucky to take my only Philosophy
class from a professor who wished to share his knowledge and who
had written the text we studied. He had humility and knowledge...
what a great combination!Still, I
struggled through the entire class never really sure I would pass
the course.
For the most part, the class was a
class of inquiry and for every question one of us made the
instructor asked another student to comment on the comment!
When I read the writings of the Great
Philosophers and even the Minor Philosophers, I try to get in
their heads. Think of the times they lived in. Experience the
teachers they had. Reflect on the politics as they knew it.
Then I read the commentaries written
about them by scholars of their day, and others that followed,
which most of this is contained in one volume in most libraries.
My guess is that most of us can skip
formal classes and jump right in and enjoy several journals on our
own.
These are my suggestions for you, in
earnest. And, if you venture to take another Philosophy l0l, check
out the personality you're dealing with and move to another class
if more compatible.
One more thing, you are totally in
control of the mysteries that intrigue you. You are human so you
then have reason, right? As for soul and spirit ~ these are innate
and who is better equipped to search these miraculous answers
about yourself than you are!