Risa Voluntad

Risa studied at the Graduate School of Temple University and through later personal correspondent endeavors was able to participate in humanitarian efforts as a liaison, and in that played a role in other ventures that have touched many parts of the globe. Her most recent endeavors as a result of those experiences include launching a program geared toward education enrichment programs for both youths and adults. The focus of these programs includes providing a wide range of accessibility to development opportunities for persons interested in musical, textile arts, literary, and scientific studies and theory. Pursuing venues, which open up options to individuals with similar interests who desire further development in them, adds personal value to Risa's life story and to her love of the arts.

On the nature of truths by faith or truths by proof, conglomerate research led me to ascertain the following general preclusions:

The world is fascinated with the inexplicable, and the part of the population that does not hold this fascination, generally turn to some type of faith that discounts logic in the explanation of things uncommon to the askance of our understanding. Is it realistic to pause our comprehension by curbing education? This would force us to constantly uphold the values of the highest thoughts of our predecessors without pressing those boundaries of the mind for ourselves and for our future progeny.

It's not that we should not study history, but rather it's about the fact that history is being constructed every day. Therefore, we should also be attentive to that history being made by and through our individual efforts and endeavors. So many facts are lost to the historical matrix of "who did what, exactly" and "what materials were present at the time". For example; the Egyptians and the pyramids, Stone Hinge, and the accounts of the experiments of Tesla. We are talking about content and context that was perceivable only by the minds who were present and then again witnessed only by them. The impressions that these events have left upon us are the reason we presently uphold those instances as being upstanding and in high regard.

Negating knowledge or disregarding a concept that teeters on the limb of disbelief (or on the edge of reason) should always be second to reading into and broadening the possibilities. Certainly there is magic to consider, but there is also so much magic that can be explained by fictitious forces; scientific gauge forces, magnetism and electrostatic energy, which in actuality are not merely fictional at all. For example, in recent news about the "second coming" (N.G.); what qualities in these men who claim that they are messiah's make them believe that they are the second coming, and why should they be ill-guided in their thinking or ill-regarded? Should their existence be about receptivity by the population or in accordance with pre-ordinances such as tradition? Is there a measure of proof either way, and truly is it better to have a savior or at least a man proclaiming to be a savior than to have one proclaiming that such things have no existence at all?

There is also the condition of being fascinated with being fascinated. Some individuals do not want to "know" and would prefer the static state of marveling at what might be true. This would only add credence to fate and the roll of chance in reality. Then again some people do not believe in these intangible processes to uncover the truth either. They prefer to leave the explanation of that which is a possibility up to the mind or hand of an unknown power whom they personally acknowledge and praise. Matters of right or wrong are merely for glory in such instances. Preferences should, however, be about having the correct information. Reality does not always permit this authentication because due to quantum laws, the necessary variables do not always align where the truth can be investigated to the acme of accuracy. There are such stories, which evidence that both faith and proof often lead individuals to experience some sinusoid of truth.

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