Your mind is your power


Emancipate yourself from mental slavery.


Use your brain. Train your mind.


Don't be ignorant or feeble in thinking.


Learn. Question. Ask. Probe. Think.


Feed your quest for knowledge.


Have the spirit of scientific inquiry.


Know yourself. Do you. Love you.


Don't be a mugu.


Stop being a sheeple.


Aspire to acquire the desire that you admire.


Your mind is your instrument of power.


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Neurologist, Professor, Researcher, Scientist, Mentor.

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