• We have specific knowledge of how technology is changing the culture and how culture is changing the brain as one seeks to adjust, adapt, cope and succeed on a day-to-day basis.
•  We have specific knowledge of how the modern brain has achieved its level of sophistication through evolutionary and revolutionary changes with the tools of rationality: language, reading, writing and arithmetic. 
•  We have specific insights into how the left brain that houses the calling cards of rationality: language, reading, writing and arithmetic is adapting to the world of digital technology, information revolution and the inter-cultural world of globalization.
•  We have specific knowledge and insights into tools and techniques for helping those who are in need of tuning, balancing and rewiring the brain for optimal health, peace and harmony.

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THE PRESUPPOSITION

Our work is based on the idea of brain-culture symbiosis, and the belief that culture exerts a powerful effect in shaping our brains. The culture into which we are born wires and rewires neural connections in our brains. In other words, we are who we are because of the culture of which we are a part and the way culture has wired our brains to think, believe, and behave in certain ways.

The fact that the human brain changes throughout a person's life in response to intellectual stimulation, physical exercise, exposure to new cultural environments, learning opportunities, and challenges is a revolutionary discovery. 

Though a person's genetics is something that no person on earth can change, the human brain changes moment by moment, depending on the kind of thinking and activities humans engage in during waking hours. 

We use spirituality as the undergirding principle in helping people make changes in their lives. We understand spirituality means different  things to different people. For some, spirituality and religion mean one and the same; for others they are two different things.

We understand spirituality is intensely personal though it is nurtured at home, in families and communities of faith. Each person has his or her version of spirituality based on cultural upbringing and life experiences, religious orientation and self-reflection, continuous learning and dedicated practice. For some, it is active and for others it is passive and contemplative.

We understand spirituality deals with our interior world -- the world of experiential reality that is subjective, reflective, and meaning oriented. It is about the feeling of transcendence, being in the presence of the holy and sacred.

We use spiritual principles, tools and techniques to help people find answers to their problems.