DNA Analysis






Image by Erin Jang.

Image by Erin Jang.






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  1. Its so true that we are blogging for different reasons but in the end we all writers, this is our passion we putting out there for people to see and to interact with our dreams


  2. Where is the ‘Love’ button for this? You’ve found my sweet spot!

    I love to analyse myself and others and see the connections between myself and others, and find the causes of things and so on. DNA works on so many levels, as does our inheritance… we inherit so much beyond DNA and family, ancestry, stuff. We inherit the history of our world. Our goal is to evolve it and transform it. We are always an evolution of who and what came before.

    I have to confess that many of your prompts, prompt me to rant at you. It’s not you, it’s me. I grew up in a ranting family. I turn rant into inspiration.

    I know you think bloggers rant a lot, you said so in a prompt. But why do we rant on our blogs, is it because we repress rant in our lives? So blogging provides an outlet of suppressed life rant.

    I do rant on my blog. Not so much in life. But the rants lead to somewhere more peaceful. My family taught me that in a twisted way. My parents would let out a rant, then they’d feel so much better afterwards. Released from a burden, pressure gone. Of course if they ranted at me, their feeling better left me feeling worse. Such is life!


  3. I love the challenge, especially since I`ve wondered about what makes me ME since I was born. Being a psychologist, the question is even more important, as I must know myself as much as possible. It is a really complicated question though, and I hope I will have enough time to think properly about it and to write it all down:) Thank you for this opportunity:)

