30.12.2009
And Never Ask for Recognition
Osho: “Learn one basic thing: do what you want to do, what you love to do, and never seek recognition. That is begging. Why should one seek recognition? Why should one long for recognition?”
Emotional intelligence
Emotional intelligence is a mind that understands emotions and can soothe them. It is like a wise and loving parent. A mind that lacks emotional intelligence is a mind that is subject to emotions and produces thoughts that support and even reinforce them. This mind resembles the servant of a capricious and unstable ruler.
- 29-Day Program
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28.12.2009
Seven Ways to Misinterpret What Is Happening
The founder of the cognitive approach in psychotherapy, Aaron Beck, studied the ways in which people may have distorted perspective on reality. The following are among the most common of these distortions: 1. Black-and-white thinking In this type of cognitive distortion, we view things in terms of extremes: good or bad, perfect or worthless, success […]
15.12.2009
The Crooked Tree
“There grew in a forest many beautiful and tall trees, and among them one crooked, low, knotty, and ugly tree. All the trees mocked this one, and it was very unhappy. One day woodcutters came into the forest and began to cut down the trees. All the trees were felled; only the small and crooked […]
14.12.2009
Virginia Satir: The Self-Esteem Declaration
The text below was written by Virginia Satir (a family psychotherapist) in response to a 15-year-old girl’s question, “How can I prepare for a fulfilling life?” “I am me. In the whole world there is no one exactly like me. There are people who share some parts of my body or some traits of my […]
