My integrations
June 8, 2014 by tdomf_25e5a
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I am retired professonally, but I spend much time doing the things that really interest me and make me happy. I like volunteering my time and efforts to help others.
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Neothink.. Integration? Has it been or is it uderstandable, relevante?
I think it has been some times, without the necessary understending.
I became disgusted by the European subservience mentality, (the mystisism
plagued conscious mind is limited). Mystisism-Bicameral impurities of the mind entirely block the integrated thinking).
1957,receiving an excelent proposal from a reputable Internacional Industrial Corporation, I decided to accept the adventure of going to Central Africa, as an Eletronics Engineer.
Seven years later, invited, twice (1964-1968) to Holland-Einthoven to specialize in Medical Imaging, X-Ray, Ultrasound, CT, MRI systems.
Returning this time…South Africa, 1968. Surprizingly, liberal although
conspicuous enviroment politicaly, socialy, and pigment separation.
With free-hands, I taught my colaborators how to work as a free thinking team under my supervision, Integration (unknown and not understandable at
the time).By using my meditation-thinking actions, I planed, developed my
knowledge and experience. Always have tried to diversify my professional
technical experience…so it as never been a problem to undertake and solve diferent situations. (1980) After a job well done, I was offered the oportunity of moving to USA, wich I accepted as my 10 SECOND MIRACLE, (1980). Three months later I had a good Job. This gave me the oportunity
of going to San Diego, attending the Society of X-Ry Engineers Seminar. There I was aproatched and contracted by Stanford University Medical Center, as the Leading Engineer for the X-Ray departments. From then on with myself confidence, meditation-thinking attitude, my professional future advanced in a steady-fast progression.