Wise Words for You

Psycho-biologist and Nobel Prize winner  Roger W. Sperry  found that the brain’s 2 hemispheres—left and right—function differently, and the way you think depends on which of the sides is dominant. Based on his research there are numerous tests that can determine your thought process and personality traits. At  White Wolf Inspirations & Wise Words for You,  we evaluated many of these tests and came up with the best to help you introspect. Take this test and get to know a little more about yourself. Take a quick look at the photograph. Which animal did you see first? Now scroll below to know more about how your mind works based on which animal you saw first. The head of a tiger The left hemisphere of your brain is more active than the right. You are an analytical person, very goal-oriented and organized. When faced with a p...

  Everyone thinks they need to get something. But the truth is we don’t need anything. We already have what we need. Trouble arises when we think we have to keep what we receive. It’s the keeping that sustains our neediness. But whatever comes to us is not for keeping, it is for giving. And when you give, you get. Deep down we all know this eternal truth. It’s one of those cast iron laws of the universe. But we are conditioned to think the opposite. No wonder there is a poverty of faith. Not religious faith, but the faith that the universe will bring us whatever we need, at the right moment in the right way. So start today –  give, give, give – time, energy, assistance, care, co-operation. On how many levels do you see the opportunity to give? It’s good to be a ‘just do it’ person. Even better to be a ‘just give it’ person. And the paradox will make itself known – when you give you will realise you already have everything you need.

Facebook's login screen Valentin Wolf/imageBROKER/REX/Shutterstock Facebook is suffering the most severe outage in its history, with key services rendered unusable for users globally for much of Wednesday. The last time Facebook had a disruption of this magnitude was in 2008, when the site had 150m users - compared to around 2.3bn monthly users today. Facebook's main product, its two messaging apps and image-sharing site Instagram were all affected. The cause of the interruption has not yet been made public. "We're aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing the Facebook family of apps," Facebook said in a statement. "We're working to resolve the issue as soon as possible." In response to rumours posted on other social networks, the company said the outages were not a result of a Distributed Denial of Service attack, known as DDoS - a type of cyber-attack that involves flooding a target service with extremely ...

Leave worries aside and you will be surprised by the beauty of the sky and the colour of flowers, of the freshness of the breeze and the generosity of the sun. You will feel you are part of creation, and life will start to make sense. The greatest wealth is to appreciate what we have and what we are.

The very first publicly accessible webpage was published on August 6, 1991 by  Tim Berners-Lee . The original site was lost, but a  replica  was created in 1992 and is still available today. Celebrate the World Wide Web Birthday with facts and trivia about the early days and beyond. We’ve gathered a few interesting tidbits in honour of the World Wide Web birthday: Nowadays, most people simply refer to the “web”, but originally  Berners-Lee called the project “W3.” The words “internet” and “web” are not interchangeable. The internet is a network that connects computers from all over the world. The World Wide Web is a way of accessing information from the internet. It uses browsers and http protocol to transmit data. There are approximately  3.87 billion  pages on the web right now. The 1st email was sent in  1971 by  Ray Tomilinson , the US programmer who invented the email system. Over 75% of all email is considered spam. ...

I am a pure, peaceful, powerful, loveful. blissful soul. This is the original identity of the soul. Let me sit with this thought for a few moments every day and experience  my true spiritual identity.

Anger is an acid that does more harm to the vessel in which it is stored rather than to the person on whom it is poured.

First use of 5G technology on trains to enable faster, high-quality streaming required by most smart phones, offers a unique opportunity to improve connectivity for rail infrastructure as well as customers. As demand for fast reliable Wi-Fi on public transport grows exponentially, FirstGroup and Blu Wireless are today announcing a project to significantly-boost the quality of connectivity on trains, by pioneering the use of 5G technology on the railway. The new technology is so powerful it will enable reliable streaming, rapid browsing and connectivity to cloud-based applications like Office 365 – keeping pace with the requirements of devices that many customers take for granted. Rail operators have long-sought to improve the quality of Wi-Fi and faced significant cost and technical challenges in doing so. Now, Blu Wireless, FirstGroup and other strategic partners including Network Rail, the Department for Transport and the Department for Culture Media and Sport, have developed an econ...

When I combine good wishes with the words I speak, love emerges. Whatever is spoken with love is free from selfishness and negativity and has a powerful effect on others.  Only words spoken out of love can bring about change in others- and in myself.