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Chapter one. Philosophy philosophy is the chief cornerstone in the foundation of the five major pieces to the life, puzzled A major factor in determining how our lives turn out is the way we choose to think everything that goes on inside the human mind, in the form of thoughts, ideas and information forms our personal philosophy. Our philosophy then influences our habits and behavior and this is really where it all begins, how our personal philosophy is formed. Our personal philosophy comes from what we know in from the process of how we came to know all that we currently know throughout our lives. We receive input from the multitude of sources. What we know comes from school friends, associates, media influences home the streets. It comes from books and the process of reading and it comes from listening and observing. The sources of knowledge and information that have contributed to the formation of our current philosophy are virtually unlimited as adults, all of the new information that comes our way is examined through the filter of our personal philosophy. Those concepts that seem to agree with the conclusions we have already reached are added to our storehouse of knowledge and serve to reinforce our current thinking. Those ideas that seem to contradict our beliefs are usually quickly rejected. We are constantly in the process of checking our pre existing beliefs for accuracy or confirmation in the light of new information as we blend the new with the old. The result is either the strengthening of our past beliefs or the broadening of our current philosophy in light of new and valuable information about life and people.