TED Community » Olga Mordovina

Location:: Lithuania, Vilnius
Gender:: Female
Areas of expertise:: International Relations, Global Studies and Political Science, Intercultural Communication, Interpersonal Communication, anthropological field research, Anthropology (Applied), Singing

I am:: Artist, Christian, Concerned citizen, Global soul, Idea generator, Job-seeker, Musician, Performer, Project manager, World traveler
Languages:: Russian, Lithuanian, English
My website links:: Couple of my songs
Universities:: Vilnius University, Vilnius, Gothenburg University, Sweden, Tartu University

Travelling, singing, ethnographical research, creativity, love and life.

Learn to listen to your heart, even if your "racionality" tells you not to.

the purpose.

being concerned about the issue which is forgotten by everyone long time ago.

Love this idea. Love this website. Love being a part of it.

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A comment on Talk: Alison Gopnik: What do babies think?

Oct 13 2011: The reason for the children being so smart and coming up with a better ideas than grown-ups is that their brain frequency is much slower than of a grown-up person. It is scientifically prooved that our brain works most effectively on alpha level (7-14 beats per second) or even less, however in a daily life we function on much higher frequency level which is called beta.
So if we want to be as creative as children are, there is a way - to use alpha level conciously in your life. More on that you can find by reading about the Silva Method.
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A comment on Talk: Eric Whitacre: A virtual choir 2,000 voices strong

Apr 6 2011: This is so beautiful, thank you very much for what you are doing.
I was almost crying watching this video at work.

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