Question: Professor, I am not sure about all this energy stuff you write about. It seems to me that your “metaphysics” is just another approach to sell a gaming system. What can you tell me that will convince me that … Continue reading →
Blues guitarist, Denny Freeman, may have missed a good bet. No, Freeman was not a gambler per se, but he may have missed fame and fortune, because of one thing that he did not want. In Texas, there were several … Continue reading →
Make you best guess! What is the most common, most likely, distance between Sevens in Craps? This question and the answer is from Mike in Hawaii, the article published in the Playing 4 Keeps Blogs, Distance Between Sevens. By the way, … Continue reading →
On The God Force The God Force is always moving toward you. It is like a warm, divine wind that is blowing in your direction. If you want to call it an Egyptian prince, fine, but in a way understand … Continue reading →
The Road Goes on Forever… I have never been in a car that did not have a fuel gauge. These days, cars are fitted not only with a gas gauge showing how much fuel remains in the tank, but also … Continue reading →
Yesterday, my wife Lin and I drove down to Espanola to shop at Lowes. We had planned to have lunch at a little take-out joint that serves up the world’s best tacos. We recently had about a foot of snow … Continue reading →
A while back, I wrote about a personal learning experience and how I overcame struggle. In my article, “I Don’t Get It” I told a story of my frustration while trying to teach myself how to play blues harmonica. The … Continue reading →
Hello Professor, I have been reading your blogs with much interest in regard to your approach to “applied metaphysics”. It seems to me that you have discovered a missing link to gaining a real advantage over the house edge. I … Continue reading →
“If you don’t like the direction that you are going in, change it” I wish I had come up with that clever statement. Deborah “Soft Touch” Garcia did. Simple really, just do something different from that which is not working … Continue reading →
In honor of George Washington’s’ birthday. You can have anything that you want, except for one thing; you have to really want it! The use of intention is not wimpy or passive, like hoping or wishing for something to happen. … Continue reading →
