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Integrating The Shadow – The Jungian Notion What if I told you that there’s a part of you that you’re not even aware of? A hidden side, if you will. According to Jungian psychology, the shadow is the part of ourselves that we repress or deny. It’s not necessarily bad, but it’s something we’re […]
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What are Seven types of goals we should all be considering? It’s a funny thing, for some reason we all understands that goals are important to success, but for some reason, there are still relatively few people that actually set goals regularly and commit to them. I’m not sure why that is, but it seems
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Did you Ever “Feel Lost” in Life? If you’ve ever felt lost, you’re shooting par for the course as a human being. Everyone faces this challenge sooner or later. Feeling lost is a sign that you believe your life is on the wrong track. You may feel like your life lacks meaning and that your
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If you’ve been following me for a bit, you probably know I’ve been pondering mass shootings for a while. A long while actually. I’ve also been exploring how to be a better friend, neighbor, and partner for a while also. I personally am a bit of an activist. I vote and am passionate about trying
Are you Living Your Best Life? Your self-image is the way you view yourself. You might view yourself as a parent, construction worker, friend, blonde, sports fan, intelligent, impatient, and middle-aged. But you’re more than your career, gender, and age. You’re more than your parents’ opinion. You’re a unique person with nuances that are unique
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Get ready because this is going to be a deeply emotional article. How does it feel facing aging, facing illness, and facing death in your own life? Let’s find out! Oh my gosh. I have been meditating on the Buddhist Five Remembrances for a week or so, but it was Kaira Jewel Lingo‘s version and Lisa
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Do you feel as though you are stuck in a rut, unable to move forward, or make progress and experiencing the same, tedious Groundhog Day on repeat? As the beginning of the year hits we often readdress our lives and the things we are doing to make sure things are going well. The New Year
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Any American knows Ben Frankin was an important Founding father but most don’t know… …that beyond all the great things he did for the development of our country, he also had a wellness routine to help him thrive in life. Yes, you may already know he was the only founding father to have signed all four of
Historic Wellbeing – Ben Franklin and His 13 Virtues for Thriving! Read More »
can these thoughts help everyday people in overcoming suffering? Let’s discuss a bit… Are the Buddhist Five Remembrances just for Buddhists? One of the things I love about Buddhism is its practical wisdom for living life. You do not have to be a “Buddhist”, or even practice “Buddhism” per se, to benefit from Buddhist wisdom (well,
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“AFTER YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT, YOU DON’T WANT IT”… and Other Interesting Behaviors of Humanity Let’s kick things off with some interesting history related to the hedonic treadmill concept. Here is Van & Schenck’s 1920 performance of “After You Get What You Want, You Don’t Want It”–words & music by Irving Berlin. The song
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