Author: Cynthia Tosh

The next day Robert searched for Ben. He wasn’t in the same rice patty.

He finally found him. “How can you move from rice patty to rice patty?” asked Robert. “It’s easy, I have a labyrinth ability, which means I can survive for short periods of time outside of water by taking in oxygen from the air and my gills. Visiting other rice patties is fun and good exercise as I jump really high to get around and this helps me survive.”

A Sneak Peek of one of the backgrounds and excerpts from the upcoming children’s book, Ben The Betta!!! 

Releasing Soon! 

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“I dwell in possibility.”

-Emily Dickinson-

When I stop to listen, children have the most creative ideas! When I pause to see, my heart can’t help but be touched by their artistic minds! 

Today’s demonstrated themes were Fury and Anger! We explored common ways of encountering these emotions and brainstormed ideas of how to manage their intensity.

Emotions are resources for us to understand the bigger picture and recognize context. It’s alright to feel any emotion, but how one responds should become deliberated with caution as how one reacts can cause a domino effect of outcomes. This is important to remember with intense emotions. 

Feeling Angry about a situation is a problem solving opportunity (Anger function: Identifying a Problem). What next? Write a letter? Artistic expression? Make a plan of action?

The multiple platform delivery, engagement of different learning styles, and generating individualistic ways to relate the content to one’s life promotes abstract thinking and objectivity. 

Great job everyone! Thank you for sharing your brilliance with me! Learn more inside The Emotional Advantage (First Edition) Volume One (All Ages)! 

Please feel free to follow along at home and share your own progress at your own pace!  

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“Were I called on to define, very briefly, the term Art, I should call it ‘the reproduction of what the Senses perceive in Nature through the veil of the soul.’ The mere imitation, however accurate, of what is in Nature, entitles no man to the sacred name of ‘Artist.’”

-Edgar Allen Poe- 

…Nothing compares to Nature’s beauty. An ever-changing masterpiece of colors to experience and interact with…🦋

“Time flies over us, but leaves its shadow behind.”

-Nathaniel Hawthorne-