Over the years, my husband has said something at times leading to a "discussion"
Usually it started about something "Women just wouldn’t understand" like car maintenance, vacations, how to spend our money, when the yard needs mowing, when can someone give the dog a much needed bath, can someone go to school and talk with our daughter’s counselor….who knows, there are endless variations over the years.
Invariably though, the subject of how I think about whatever subject came down to something akin to “I wish I could understand how you think..."
How do women think? Are we that different than men, mentally?
I know we are more emotional, seem to be more in touch with stuff…so I looked online to see what I could find out…
I searched for “Differences in male and female brains” I found lots of scientific stuff, and this video, in which this man seems to explain it all..(although I don't exactly agree with the video)
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Anytime we divide into groups, we get stereotypes, most of which never fit anyone.
ReplyDeleteThe idea of being one with the universe comes from Buddhist thought, I believe, and there are plenty of males there.
I would say silk thread rather than wire. :-)
It is possible that women have kept more of our spiritual nature, that is loving, forgiving, peacemaking, creativity, but that is not true in every case. However the Creator does have a very favorable view of women in general (expressed in The Revelation of Arès), counting on us to build a better world, to influence mankind in the direction of our divine nature.
It's much more interesting to have not all people thinking alike, there is a lot more potential for finding solutions. We just need to listen and try to understand, also realizing that often there is no one right way.
Stopped watching at 2:17. Why was they laughing? I was not laughing. He was not funny. I certainly won't be buying the DVD, which never left the bottom 1/3 of the screen; at least up until I stopped at 2:17, not sure after that of course.
ReplyDeleteI suggest sticking with the scientific stuff and forget about that buffoon in the video.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I kinda agree...
ReplyDeleteMuch of "scientific" stuff isn't all that certain.
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