The Superhereos and Secret Genuises Within Us All.

There are times in life that we doubt our abilities. We doubt who we are and what we can accomplish. We are Superheroes! All of us are secret geniuses. It is a matter of unlocking the vault of knowledge and our own personal powers. Barbara relates and speaks about this in her personal interview on Positive Psychology and the benefits to our lives.
 
 
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Turning Fantasy into Reality

Fantasy is a genre of fiction that uses magic and other supernatural phenomena as a primary element of ploy, theme, or setting. Many works within the genre take place in imaginary worlds where magic is common.

Often the genre of fantasy is dominated by its medievalist form as can be seen or read in The Lord of the Rings books by J. R. Tolkien. Fantasy comprises works by many writers, artists, filmmakers, and musicians, from ancient myths and legends to many recent works embraced by a wide audience today.While fantasy art and recently fantasy films have been increasingly popular, it is fantasy literature which has always been the genre’s primary medium. Fantasy role playing games cross several different media. The “pen & paper” role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons was the first and is the most successful and influential, and the science fantasy role-playing game series  Final Fantasy has been an icon of the console role playing game genre.

With the advancement of technology more online communities have grown with role playing opportunities. These websites attract millions of users world wide ranging  in various age. What is it that attracts people of all ages to to be glued to their screens for hours at a time? Are we starting to see a significant shift in behavior from people who are spending much time in these fantasy worlds?

What attracts people to stay in these world for so long? When people are in the online communities for hours what is being neglected in the real life? What tools are available to users who may have difficulty distinguishing between fantasy and reality? The question may come up ” is fantasy such a bad thing?”

To better answer these questions one may need an understanding of  what makes us enchanted. “The Enchanted Self” shows us that many times we lean to a place that is removed from our reality. But what if we can turn the pleasure that we find in the world of fantasy to become part of our reality? To find out more visit http://www.enchantedself.com/ Although not every fantasy has to have a prince charming, it can still be just as special.

 

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  • The Seven Gateways of Happiness for Women

    Using the Seven Gates to Happiness, you can increase self esteem, find inspiration, increase optimism, experience positive feelings and finally achieve the state known as 'enchantment'.

    1. Discover and honor your talents, strengths, coping skills and potential

    2. Love the story of your live and find ways to fall in love with who you are

    3. Learn how to get your needs met

    4. Take time to replenish, to enjoy life, and to find meaning and purpose everyday

    5. Belong and don't isolate

    6. Be a mentor and find mentors

    7. Live generously. Do positive actions and good deeds

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    The Happiness for Women Only! series focuses on different age groups as seen below. We take a look at happiness as viewed through the lenses of The Seven Gateways to Happiness. 

    Dr. Barbara hosts this series, accompanied by her two outstanding guests: Dr. Sandra Prince-Embury, nationally know resiliency expert and author of The Resiliency Scales for Children and Adolescents and Martha Trowbridge, author of books on Inspiration For Women in Crisis.

    "The Enchanted Girl"

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    "Women and Wisdom Gathering" (Ages 36-49)

    "Welcome the Enchanted AARP Woman!" (Ages 50 plus)

    A wonderful discussion for all age groups!