The document discusses concepts related to personal growth and mastery from various spiritual teachings and figures. It emphasizes that creative tension between one's current state and vision can generate energy for growth when focused on purpose, intention and perception rather than distress. Maintaining faith in one's vision and works while embracing change as the constant is key to progressing along the journey.
The document discusses how the ego resists change and wants to maintain the status quo for the sake of self-preservation and comfort. It explores how developing self-awareness and observing one's thoughts from a detached perspective can help diminish the power of the ego. Leaders who have achieved a state of "final integration" beyond their limited ego are better able to bring perspective, freedom, and creativity to others as they have a more universal and unified vision.
This document provides a collection of quotes on various topics related to leadership, motivation, inspiration, success, happiness, personal growth, and words of wisdom. The quotes encourage the reader to lead by example, inspire others through hope and ambition, pursue self-improvement, and find fulfillment from within rather than from external factors. Overall, the document promotes becoming the best version of oneself through continuous learning and positive influence on others.
1. The document discusses 15 things that happy people do differently than unhappy people, such as loving rather than fearing, accepting situations rather than resisting them, and having a sense of purpose rather than being motivated by money or competition.
2. It also discusses themes of positivity, gratitude, kindness, forgiveness, trust, and taking responsibility rather than blaming others. Happy people embrace challenges rather than seeing things as problems.
3. The overall message is that happy people approach life and other people with more love, acceptance and meaning, focusing on personal growth rather than criticism or negativity. They are engaged in the present moment and appreciate what they have.
25 books on how to think & create, be yourself, communicate, and learn from o...Patrick O'Shaughnessy, CFA
This document provides a summary of 25 books that teach skills related to thinking and creating, being authentic, communicating effectively, and learning from others. The books cover topics like the creative process, overcoming habitual thinking, finding opportunities for innovation, understanding how creativity emerges from interactions between individuals and cultures, effective communication techniques, and living authentically according to one's values. Many of the books discuss exploring new ideas, challenging assumptions, and gaining insights from others to improve oneself.
1. The document discusses the concept of intention as an omnipresent power or force that connects everything.
2. It argues that the ego is what causes humans to experience themselves as disconnected from intention through identifying with things like possessions, achievements, others' opinions, and a sense of separation from what is missing in life.
3. It provides seven steps to overcome the ego's hold, such as letting go of the need to be right, superior, or have more, and instead focusing on personal growth and connecting to the energy of intention.
The document summarizes Stephen Covey's book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People". It details the 7 habits which are principles to help readers develop strong character. The habits are: 1) Be Proactive, 2) Begin With the End in Mind, 3) Put First Things First, 4) Think Win-Win, 5) Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood, 6) Synergize, and 7) Sharpen the Saw. It provides examples and explanations for Habits 1 and 2, focusing on taking responsibility for your life and decisions, and envisioning the impact you want to have to guide your goals and actions.
Understanding philosophies of life 1.b.1Ryan LeBlanc
1. The document discusses different philosophies of life from various philosophers such as Epictetus, Epicurus, Pythagoras, Plato, and Aristotle.
2. It explores ideas around controlling emotions, identifying true pleasures, shaping one's unconscious mind through self-talk, experiencing absolute truth, and finding purpose.
3. The key message is that examining our beliefs and developing philosophical understanding can help us gain greater control over our thoughts, emotions, and actions to live better lives.
The document discusses various aspects of self-knowledge, including self-concept, self-awareness, self-actualization, self-confidence, self-esteem, self-efficacy, self-control, self-regulation, self-monitoring, self-instruction, self-motivation, self-transcendence, and what is known and unknown about oneself. It provides definitions and quotes about each aspect and encourages the reader to learn more about themselves through the blog listed at the end.
The document discusses how the ego resists change and wants to maintain the status quo for the sake of self-preservation and comfort. It explores how developing self-awareness and observing one's thoughts from a detached perspective can help diminish the power of the ego. Leaders who have achieved a state of "final integration" beyond their limited ego are better able to bring perspective, freedom, and creativity to others as they have a more universal and unified vision.
This document provides a collection of quotes on various topics related to leadership, motivation, inspiration, success, happiness, personal growth, and words of wisdom. The quotes encourage the reader to lead by example, inspire others through hope and ambition, pursue self-improvement, and find fulfillment from within rather than from external factors. Overall, the document promotes becoming the best version of oneself through continuous learning and positive influence on others.
1. The document discusses 15 things that happy people do differently than unhappy people, such as loving rather than fearing, accepting situations rather than resisting them, and having a sense of purpose rather than being motivated by money or competition.
2. It also discusses themes of positivity, gratitude, kindness, forgiveness, trust, and taking responsibility rather than blaming others. Happy people embrace challenges rather than seeing things as problems.
3. The overall message is that happy people approach life and other people with more love, acceptance and meaning, focusing on personal growth rather than criticism or negativity. They are engaged in the present moment and appreciate what they have.
25 books on how to think & create, be yourself, communicate, and learn from o...Patrick O'Shaughnessy, CFA
This document provides a summary of 25 books that teach skills related to thinking and creating, being authentic, communicating effectively, and learning from others. The books cover topics like the creative process, overcoming habitual thinking, finding opportunities for innovation, understanding how creativity emerges from interactions between individuals and cultures, effective communication techniques, and living authentically according to one's values. Many of the books discuss exploring new ideas, challenging assumptions, and gaining insights from others to improve oneself.
1. The document discusses the concept of intention as an omnipresent power or force that connects everything.
2. It argues that the ego is what causes humans to experience themselves as disconnected from intention through identifying with things like possessions, achievements, others' opinions, and a sense of separation from what is missing in life.
3. It provides seven steps to overcome the ego's hold, such as letting go of the need to be right, superior, or have more, and instead focusing on personal growth and connecting to the energy of intention.
The document summarizes Stephen Covey's book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People". It details the 7 habits which are principles to help readers develop strong character. The habits are: 1) Be Proactive, 2) Begin With the End in Mind, 3) Put First Things First, 4) Think Win-Win, 5) Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood, 6) Synergize, and 7) Sharpen the Saw. It provides examples and explanations for Habits 1 and 2, focusing on taking responsibility for your life and decisions, and envisioning the impact you want to have to guide your goals and actions.
Understanding philosophies of life 1.b.1Ryan LeBlanc
1. The document discusses different philosophies of life from various philosophers such as Epictetus, Epicurus, Pythagoras, Plato, and Aristotle.
2. It explores ideas around controlling emotions, identifying true pleasures, shaping one's unconscious mind through self-talk, experiencing absolute truth, and finding purpose.
3. The key message is that examining our beliefs and developing philosophical understanding can help us gain greater control over our thoughts, emotions, and actions to live better lives.
The document discusses various aspects of self-knowledge, including self-concept, self-awareness, self-actualization, self-confidence, self-esteem, self-efficacy, self-control, self-regulation, self-monitoring, self-instruction, self-motivation, self-transcendence, and what is known and unknown about oneself. It provides definitions and quotes about each aspect and encourages the reader to learn more about themselves through the blog listed at the end.
The immortal gurus say; that this is be possible; through universal practice of NAMASMARAN. It makes us tolerant, and honest. But strips of four gullibility and stupidity and makes us wise! It imparts accuracy to concepts and expressions. We become more fulfilled as it gives globally beneficial dimension to every activity of ours.
This document discusses various aspects of personality, including definitions, components, development, and factors that influence personality. It provides definitions of personality from several psychologists and outlines the key components that make up human personality, including external appearance/behavior, inner self-awareness, and patterns of traits. The document also discusses personality development and lists several important factors that influence how personalities form, such as communication skills, appearance, manners, confidence, and emotional control.
Summary About the book: "Want More" Practical Ideas to heal self-esteemIndy G de Guerra
Self-esteem reflects an individual's overall subjective evaluation of their own worth and is shaped by beliefs about oneself. Low self-esteem, which affects many people, is characterized by negative self-talk, lack of self-respect, and not speaking up. To improve self-esteem, one should love themselves by repeating positive affirmations, learn from mistakes without fear, and give themselves permission to be happy.
I have learned over the years that a great trait to have as a leader is humility. As a leader of employees, never assume you are smarter than everyone. The other item to remember, is that your employees have a better idea of what really goes on in the office or the production floor. Be willing to admit when you are wrong, but also be strong enough to know when you are right. This is a presentation I put together for my peers during my tenure with Georgia Pacific. The ideas were taken from the science of success, the dictionary and conversations with my employees and personal experiences.
This document discusses living with purpose and defines what it means to work "on purpose". It provides quotes from authors on the subject of finding one's purpose and calling work that expresses one's inner self. Readers are asked to think of people they know who seem to truly love what they do, suggesting they have found their purpose. The document prompts reflecting on quotes about vocation and living in a way that benefits both oneself and the world. Readers are assigned to read parts of a book on creating meaning and purpose in life and work, and answer questions in a notebook about finding more to life than a job and discovering uniquely suited work.
A Seven-Step Personal Transformation
From living a life driven by the Ego to one of Spiritual orientaiton whilst discovering and authentic source of power.
Negative emotions: the root of all problems. A Buddhist approach to mental he...Kerry Prest
Explanation of the inner enemy, the deluded states of mind which make our lives misery.
Based on presentations found in the Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment (lamrim chenmo) by Tibetan Saint Lama Tsong Khapa. This presentation was given at FPMT UK Buddhist groups in 2013.
See more:
www.joyous-effort.com/afflictions-the-inner-enemy
This document provides an introduction to the Enneagram personality typing system presented by Margaret Rahn. It discusses the history and origins of the Enneagram, describes the nine personality types organized into three centers of intelligence (heart, mind, body), explains how to determine one's own type, and provides sources to learn more about the Enneagram.
This document discusses the universal problem of human restlessness and the struggle between what is, what should be, and what could have been. It argues that this inner conflict is born from the tension between sensory experiences and feelings of want or deficiency. Further, it states that this is a global problem and that humans cannot easily change or improve themselves through willpower alone. True change requires cultivating tolerance and creating a globally beneficial environment through policies and practices that foster blossoming in all people. The document concludes that universal remembrance (Namasmran) may be the only way to make such considerate and tolerant attitudes possible on a large scale.
Karim Ghareeb is seeking a new job opportunity to further develop his skills. He has a B.Sc. in Commerce from Cairo University and is currently a Senior Corporate Credit Investigator at Banque Misr. Prior to this role, he held positions as a Senior SME Credit Investigator and SME Credit Investigation Officer at Banque Misr. He also has experience as a Teller and Customer Relations Officer at Banque Misr and as a Customer Inquiry Advisor at DHL Express Egypt. Karim has completed several banking and business courses and is proficient in English, Arabic, and Microsoft Office programs.
MIKA // The Boy Who Knew Too Much Advert ANALYSISelleahmedia
The document analyzes an advertisement for Mika's new album. It discusses several elements of the ad design and what they convey. The largest text is Mika's name to catch the reader's eye. Graphics of household objects being sucked into a black hole represent a teen's impending adulthood. Mika is known for colorful album covers, so bright colors link the ad to his brand. While the colors seem youthful, the black hole metaphor suggests the target audience is adults coping with life changes through Mika's potentially psychedelic pop music.
The document discusses the Council on Competitiveness' activities in 2011-2012, including hosting its 25th anniversary celebration and inaugural America Competes Awards dinner. It highlights two major initiatives - promoting the recommendations in the report "Make: An American Manufacturing Movement" and revamping the Competitiveness Index. The Council aims to shape national economic policy and drive innovation and productivity through these initiatives and partnerships with leaders from business, academia, and labor.
This document appears to be a list from two students of various natural and architectural landmarks around the world, including Arches National Park in Utah, Kintai Bridge in Japan, Bryce Canyon in Utah, a Russian wooden fortress, structures in Petra like a sphinx and stone fish, Easter Island heads, Giants Causeway in Ireland, Yellowstone National Park, Titman National Park in Israel, Petra town, Halong Bay in Vietnam, and a "Sidra Tree" congress hall. It provides a brief overview of notable landmarks from several different countries and cultures.
The target audience for the music production is 16-20 year olds who enjoy mainstream music. The producer chose this audience because they can relate through shared music preferences and easily find others in the target group for feedback.
The production will appeal to the target audience as the upbeat song and romantic love story between characters will provide escapism and a mood boost. The familiar pop music conventions will make the audience comfortable.
The target audience will gain uses and gratifications like escapism from immersing in the relationship between characters, and their mood may be boosted by the upbeat song. The catchy song will stay in their heads after viewing.
Fosforilación oxidativa. Guía para primero medio o 3º biólogo, electivo.Hogar
Una guía sobre la fosforilación oxidativa. Los estudiantes deben trabajar en pequeños grupos usando esta guía, la cual presenta 3 modelos gráficos y de datos, seguidos por preguntas orientadoras diseñadas para guiar a los estudiantes en la formulación de sus propias conclusiones. El docente sirve como facilitador, trabajando con los grupos de estudiantes cuando necesiten ayuda. La guía posee link a internet como material complementario.
Richard Thaler (Professor of Behavioral Science and Economics, University of Chicago Booth School of Business; Author) on Misbehaving: The Story Of Behavioral Economics (Norton, 2015) In Conversation with Amanda Lang (Host - “Bloomberg North”, Bloomberg TV Canada)
This clip was filmed as part of our Behavioural Science Experts Speaker Series @ Rotman on May 18, 2016
The document provides information on various MRI techniques used to visualize different tissues and diagnose various brain conditions. It discusses several MRI sequences including T1, T2, FLAIR, gradient echo, diffusion weighted imaging and their appearances of normal tissues and common pathologies. Advanced MRI techniques like magnetic resonance spectroscopy, perfusion imaging and diffusion tensor imaging are also summarized. Their clinical applications in tumors, infections, epilepsy and stroke are highlighted.
Congenital anomalies and Normal skeletal variants- Cervical spineSanal Kumar
The document discusses several congenital anomalies and normal variants of the cervical spine, including:
- Platybasia, which is flattening of the skull base angle. It can occur alone or with skeletal dysplasias. Most cases are asymptomatic.
- Basilar invagination, where the upper cervical vertebrae are positioned too far superiorly in relation to the skull base. It can be primary/congenital or secondary due to bone disease. Symptoms typically begin in the third to fourth decade of life.
- Occipitalization of the atlas, the most common craniocervical junction anomaly, is failure of segmentation of the atlas from the occiput.
El ciclo menstrual. guía para segundo medio.Hogar
Guía sobre ciclo menstrual y ovárico. Los alumnos podrán responder esta guía sobre la base de modelos y animaciones incluidas en la guía, además del texto guía y la ayuda del profesor.
The immortal gurus say; that this is be possible; through universal practice of NAMASMARAN. It makes us tolerant, and honest. But strips of four gullibility and stupidity and makes us wise! It imparts accuracy to concepts and expressions. We become more fulfilled as it gives globally beneficial dimension to every activity of ours.
This document discusses various aspects of personality, including definitions, components, development, and factors that influence personality. It provides definitions of personality from several psychologists and outlines the key components that make up human personality, including external appearance/behavior, inner self-awareness, and patterns of traits. The document also discusses personality development and lists several important factors that influence how personalities form, such as communication skills, appearance, manners, confidence, and emotional control.
Summary About the book: "Want More" Practical Ideas to heal self-esteemIndy G de Guerra
Self-esteem reflects an individual's overall subjective evaluation of their own worth and is shaped by beliefs about oneself. Low self-esteem, which affects many people, is characterized by negative self-talk, lack of self-respect, and not speaking up. To improve self-esteem, one should love themselves by repeating positive affirmations, learn from mistakes without fear, and give themselves permission to be happy.
I have learned over the years that a great trait to have as a leader is humility. As a leader of employees, never assume you are smarter than everyone. The other item to remember, is that your employees have a better idea of what really goes on in the office or the production floor. Be willing to admit when you are wrong, but also be strong enough to know when you are right. This is a presentation I put together for my peers during my tenure with Georgia Pacific. The ideas were taken from the science of success, the dictionary and conversations with my employees and personal experiences.
This document discusses living with purpose and defines what it means to work "on purpose". It provides quotes from authors on the subject of finding one's purpose and calling work that expresses one's inner self. Readers are asked to think of people they know who seem to truly love what they do, suggesting they have found their purpose. The document prompts reflecting on quotes about vocation and living in a way that benefits both oneself and the world. Readers are assigned to read parts of a book on creating meaning and purpose in life and work, and answer questions in a notebook about finding more to life than a job and discovering uniquely suited work.
A Seven-Step Personal Transformation
From living a life driven by the Ego to one of Spiritual orientaiton whilst discovering and authentic source of power.
Negative emotions: the root of all problems. A Buddhist approach to mental he...Kerry Prest
Explanation of the inner enemy, the deluded states of mind which make our lives misery.
Based on presentations found in the Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment (lamrim chenmo) by Tibetan Saint Lama Tsong Khapa. This presentation was given at FPMT UK Buddhist groups in 2013.
See more:
www.joyous-effort.com/afflictions-the-inner-enemy
This document provides an introduction to the Enneagram personality typing system presented by Margaret Rahn. It discusses the history and origins of the Enneagram, describes the nine personality types organized into three centers of intelligence (heart, mind, body), explains how to determine one's own type, and provides sources to learn more about the Enneagram.
This document discusses the universal problem of human restlessness and the struggle between what is, what should be, and what could have been. It argues that this inner conflict is born from the tension between sensory experiences and feelings of want or deficiency. Further, it states that this is a global problem and that humans cannot easily change or improve themselves through willpower alone. True change requires cultivating tolerance and creating a globally beneficial environment through policies and practices that foster blossoming in all people. The document concludes that universal remembrance (Namasmran) may be the only way to make such considerate and tolerant attitudes possible on a large scale.
Karim Ghareeb is seeking a new job opportunity to further develop his skills. He has a B.Sc. in Commerce from Cairo University and is currently a Senior Corporate Credit Investigator at Banque Misr. Prior to this role, he held positions as a Senior SME Credit Investigator and SME Credit Investigation Officer at Banque Misr. He also has experience as a Teller and Customer Relations Officer at Banque Misr and as a Customer Inquiry Advisor at DHL Express Egypt. Karim has completed several banking and business courses and is proficient in English, Arabic, and Microsoft Office programs.
MIKA // The Boy Who Knew Too Much Advert ANALYSISelleahmedia
The document analyzes an advertisement for Mika's new album. It discusses several elements of the ad design and what they convey. The largest text is Mika's name to catch the reader's eye. Graphics of household objects being sucked into a black hole represent a teen's impending adulthood. Mika is known for colorful album covers, so bright colors link the ad to his brand. While the colors seem youthful, the black hole metaphor suggests the target audience is adults coping with life changes through Mika's potentially psychedelic pop music.
The document discusses the Council on Competitiveness' activities in 2011-2012, including hosting its 25th anniversary celebration and inaugural America Competes Awards dinner. It highlights two major initiatives - promoting the recommendations in the report "Make: An American Manufacturing Movement" and revamping the Competitiveness Index. The Council aims to shape national economic policy and drive innovation and productivity through these initiatives and partnerships with leaders from business, academia, and labor.
This document appears to be a list from two students of various natural and architectural landmarks around the world, including Arches National Park in Utah, Kintai Bridge in Japan, Bryce Canyon in Utah, a Russian wooden fortress, structures in Petra like a sphinx and stone fish, Easter Island heads, Giants Causeway in Ireland, Yellowstone National Park, Titman National Park in Israel, Petra town, Halong Bay in Vietnam, and a "Sidra Tree" congress hall. It provides a brief overview of notable landmarks from several different countries and cultures.
The target audience for the music production is 16-20 year olds who enjoy mainstream music. The producer chose this audience because they can relate through shared music preferences and easily find others in the target group for feedback.
The production will appeal to the target audience as the upbeat song and romantic love story between characters will provide escapism and a mood boost. The familiar pop music conventions will make the audience comfortable.
The target audience will gain uses and gratifications like escapism from immersing in the relationship between characters, and their mood may be boosted by the upbeat song. The catchy song will stay in their heads after viewing.
Fosforilación oxidativa. Guía para primero medio o 3º biólogo, electivo.Hogar
Una guía sobre la fosforilación oxidativa. Los estudiantes deben trabajar en pequeños grupos usando esta guía, la cual presenta 3 modelos gráficos y de datos, seguidos por preguntas orientadoras diseñadas para guiar a los estudiantes en la formulación de sus propias conclusiones. El docente sirve como facilitador, trabajando con los grupos de estudiantes cuando necesiten ayuda. La guía posee link a internet como material complementario.
Richard Thaler (Professor of Behavioral Science and Economics, University of Chicago Booth School of Business; Author) on Misbehaving: The Story Of Behavioral Economics (Norton, 2015) In Conversation with Amanda Lang (Host - “Bloomberg North”, Bloomberg TV Canada)
This clip was filmed as part of our Behavioural Science Experts Speaker Series @ Rotman on May 18, 2016
The document provides information on various MRI techniques used to visualize different tissues and diagnose various brain conditions. It discusses several MRI sequences including T1, T2, FLAIR, gradient echo, diffusion weighted imaging and their appearances of normal tissues and common pathologies. Advanced MRI techniques like magnetic resonance spectroscopy, perfusion imaging and diffusion tensor imaging are also summarized. Their clinical applications in tumors, infections, epilepsy and stroke are highlighted.
Congenital anomalies and Normal skeletal variants- Cervical spineSanal Kumar
The document discusses several congenital anomalies and normal variants of the cervical spine, including:
- Platybasia, which is flattening of the skull base angle. It can occur alone or with skeletal dysplasias. Most cases are asymptomatic.
- Basilar invagination, where the upper cervical vertebrae are positioned too far superiorly in relation to the skull base. It can be primary/congenital or secondary due to bone disease. Symptoms typically begin in the third to fourth decade of life.
- Occipitalization of the atlas, the most common craniocervical junction anomaly, is failure of segmentation of the atlas from the occiput.
El ciclo menstrual. guía para segundo medio.Hogar
Guía sobre ciclo menstrual y ovárico. Los alumnos podrán responder esta guía sobre la base de modelos y animaciones incluidas en la guía, además del texto guía y la ayuda del profesor.
Este documento presenta la justificación, objetivos, metodología y evaluación de un espacio académico de Formación Ciudadana para estudiantes de Comunicación Social y Periodismo en una universidad colombiana. El espacio busca que los estudiantes comprendan conceptos como ciudadanía, derechos humanos y democracia, y apliquen estos conceptos en su vida diaria para contribuir a una sociedad más pacífica y justa. La metodología incluye debates, lecturas críticas y casos prácticos. La evaluación mide el
How Highly Resilient People Survive to Thrive Faisal Hoque
Resilience is the universal human capacity to face, overcome, and even be strengthened by experiences of adversity - bending like bamboo instead of breaking. How we cultivate our inner focus is by taking steps on our personal journey with resilience. This is the focus of this presentation.
Existential psychotherapy is a philosophical approach that focuses on concepts like freedom, responsibility, and meaning. It views humans as always evolving and defines our existence by our capacity for self-awareness and search for purpose. Key existential philosophers discussed include Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Sartre, and Camus. Rollo May was influential in introducing existential ideas to psychotherapy in the US. Existential therapy addresses fundamental human concerns like anxiety, death, relationships and uses concepts like creative living to help clients develop authenticity. While flexible, it can also be complex and difficult to apply due to its philosophical nature.
The document is a short ebook titled "YOUTH BLISS" written by David Lanre Messan. It provides 10 steps for youth to find bliss, including putting God first, understanding yourself and your passions, taking things one step at a time, protecting your heart from distractions, drawing strength from within, learning and leading with love, innovating, socializing and networking, and succeeding through service. The ebook encourages youth to make the most of their time by dreaming big but achieving goals through small, consistent steps.
The document discusses how to utilize the genius within each person. It argues that everyone has equal amounts of time and talent, and the key is effective management of those tools. It emphasizes that the human mind is powerful and can control one's thoughts, emotions, and actions. To be successful, one must train the mind, get out of one's comfort zone, start taking action on ideas, fuel one's passion, and constantly keep learning and growing. Marketing oneself well and taking responsibility are also discussed as important factors.
This document discusses inspiration and its importance. It states that inspiration gives individuals the will to face hurdles and stretch their limitations. It allows one to feel "high on life" and in a state of transcendence. Inspiration makes the world go round by providing streams of energy even when facing constraints. It gives life purpose and allows ideas to flow. The document argues that inspiration is the fundamental building block of humanity and what gives struggle in life purpose.
This document provides tools and strategies for strengthening self-confidence. Some of the key tools mentioned include knowing your inner strengths and trusting your feelings, believing in your own abilities and resources, having integrity, facing fears and challenges with courage, helping others to increase joy, and being effective in positively influencing the world. The overall message is that practicing these behaviors can help rebuild and maintain self-assurance.
The document discusses several philosophical concepts related to finding joy and living honorably through embracing paradox, duality, and constant change. It advocates practicing effective kindness by focusing on self-improvement to better serve others, letting go of attachments to specific outcomes, and helping others help themselves by guiding them to their inner truth. The key is embracing opposing ideas and perspectives through humility, transparency, and perseverance.
1. The document outlines 8 steps to achieving mastery in a pursuit: deciding on a focus, getting emotionally invested, assessing tools and environment needed, subtracting distractions, making it habitual, adopting a growth mindset, experiencing flow, and sustaining effort over time through practice, feedback, and enthusiasm.
LifeSHIFT: Work Change & the Spiritual JourneyTom Bachhuber
This document provides an overview of career transitions, calling, and spirituality. It discusses managing transitions according to William Bridges' three stages of endings, neutral zone, and beginnings. People in transition may benefit from support, introspection, developing goals, and creative ideas. The document also discusses defining job skills and interests, researching organizational culture, and considering one's work identity. It explores the concept of vocation and calling, addressing common myths and barriers. Finally, it offers suggestions for spiritual disciplines and qualities to consider in discerning one's next step.
The document discusses different perspectives on religion. It begins by questioning whether people truly have a choice in their religious beliefs, as most people inherit the religion of their parents and culture. This can lead to religious conflicts and violence when people fight over beliefs they may not have intrinsically chosen. The document then has a discussion about the different images and concepts people associate with the word "religion". It notes that being in a new environment away from home influences can allow one to freely choose their beliefs. In the end, it expresses a view of religion as a guide for morality and virtuous values.
This document discusses Paul Diel's method of Psychology of Motivation. It aims to help people find harmony within themselves and the meaning of their lives by becoming conscious of their vital impulses and avoiding false motivations. The method involves daily introspection without dogma or external influence. It acknowledges areas of consciousness and extra-consciousness within the psychic functioning of humans. Prompts are provided for self-reflection on statements related to freedom, self-knowledge, desires, the inner and outer worlds, modern society, materialism, and understanding oneself and others.
The document discusses the kleshas, which are obstacles to spiritual practice and enlightenment according to yoga philosophy. There are five main kleshas: avidya (ignorance), asmita (ego), raga (attachment), dvesha (aversion), and abhinivesha (fear of death). Overcoming the kleshas allows one to attain equanimity and move beyond reactivity and attachments to experience reality as it is. Understanding and addressing the kleshas can help one progress spiritually by bringing inner obstacles into awareness for analysis and transcendence.
I apologize, upon reviewing the document I do not feel comfortable providing a summary without proper context around the source and intended purpose of the content. Summarizing religious or philosophical concepts risks misrepresenting ideas without understanding their full meaning and context within a tradition.
The document provides an overview of personal development and the power of the mind for trainers. It discusses:
1) Characteristics of a good trainer including empathy, honesty, patience, democracy, purpose, listening skills, and respect for experience.
2) Tips for trainers to get the best out of themselves including enjoying life, repairing relationships, avoiding gossip, and being kind.
3) The mind's role in achieving success through goal setting, visualization, affirmations, motivation, and persuading others. Imagination and developing imagination are also discussed.
The document provides an overview of personal development and the power of the mind for trainers. It discusses:
1) Characteristics of a good trainer including empathy, honesty, patience, democracy, purpose, listening skills, and respect for experience.
2) Tips for trainers to get the best out of themselves including enjoying life, repairing relationships, avoiding gossip, and being kind.
3) The mind's role in achieving success through goal setting, visualization, affirmations, motivation, and persuading others. The power of imagination and developing imagination skills are also discussed.
Heartfulness Magazine - December 2020 (Volume 5, Issue 12)heartfulness
Wishing you a joyous festive season and a healthy and purposeful New Year!
In the December edition, we revisit some of the most popular content from the last five years of Heartfulness Magazine, including articles and interviews by Daaji, James Doty, Anita Moorjani, Vandana Shiva, Bruce Lipton, Charles Eisentein, Michael Singer, Mary Gordon, Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee, Neale Donald Walsch, Joe Dispenza, Ichak Adizes, Alanda Greene, and the artwork of Brigitte Smith.
It takes but the Spirit to connect with the Soul
& the Mind to be attuned to the Body. When a sense of permanence is lost by that which filled a valuable place, the loss requires a transformation that becomes the "Move into You".
iCAAD London 2019 - Dufflyn Lammers - RESILIENCE GAMESiCAADEvents
RESILIENCE GAMES is an experiential workshop that creates an empowering journey guiding participants through the discovery of all four types of resilience
The alpha male energy rules our world, is the energy our global cultures are projecting. And we, as human beings, must take responsibility for the energy we project. And the alpha male energy makes us project: greed, power, control, possession, dominance, narcissism, pride, etc.
The document outlines the framework for an Earth Citizen private K-12 boarding school. The school's values are based on principles of effective kindness and helping students attain virtuous autonomy. The mission is to realize interdependent diversity. The curriculum focuses on experiential learning, critical thinking, public speaking and life skills. It is a year-round, technology-integrated school with project-based learning and some self-pacing. It includes required counseling, public speaking and other activities. The target demographic includes a higher percentage of female students and boarding students, including foster children.
The document discusses several principles for creating an effective organization, including clearly communicating vision and purpose, defining standards and roles, and maximizing each individual's skills. It advocates for a holistic approach that considers people's physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual needs. The organization's purpose should be to serve the greater good by helping others.
The document discusses various topics related to social capitalism in America including:
1. It presents quotes about human motivation and compassion from Robert Frost and Abraham Maslow.
2. It lists many issues in modern American society that people may blame such as healthcare costs, fossil fuel usage, and marriage success rates.
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3. Holistic Humanism
1. The Applied Science of Holistic Humanism They must often change, who would be constant in happiness or wisdom. - Confucius
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3. However many holy words you read, however many you speak, what good will they do you.. if you do not act upon them? - Buddha
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5. I claim that human mind, or human society, is not divided into watertight compartments called; social, political and religious. ALL act and react upon one another. - Gandhi
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7. To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all. - Oscar Wilde Is it so small a thing? To have enjoyed the sun, to have lived light in the spring, to have loved, to have thought, to have done? - Matthew Arnold
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9. We are never so vulnerable as when we trust someone, but paradoxically, if we cannot trust, neither can we love.
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11. If those committed to the quest fail, they will be forgiven. When lost, they will find another way. The moral imperative of humanism is the endeavor alone, whether successful or not; provided the effort is honorable, and the failure memorable. - E. O. Wilson
12. He who has never failed somewhere, that man cannot be great. - Elvis Costello
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14. By letting it go it all gets done. The world is won by those who let it go. But when you try and try, the world is beyond winning. - Lao Tzu
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16. Do not suppress it, that would hurt you inside. Do not express it, this would not only hurt you inside, It would cause ripples in your surroundings. What you do is TRANSFORM IT! - Peace Pilgrim
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18. He who has a why to live, can bear almost any how. - Nietzsche
22. The evil in the world almost always comes of ignorance, and good intention may do as much harm as malevolence, if they lack understanding. - Albert Camus
23. Personal Mastery is a process, a lifelong discipline, that will make you proficient in you personal and professional lives. - Peter M. Senge
24. The Golden Rule Be all that you are seeking to receive, and be THAT in the lives of others. - Neale Donald Walsch
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26. My love is unconditional; My friendship is conditional. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever. - Gandhi
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28. Our task must be to free ourselves from this self-imposed prison; and through COMPASSION, find the reality of Oneness. - Albert Einstein
Editor's Notes
FORGIVENESS is a CON-CEPT of the conscious and sub-conscious self.A concept of the ego.and is based upon the illusion of SEPARATENESS. (we are one)There is nothing to forgive; for it is all perfect and all a part of the divine plan. however, forgiveness of self, for our transgressions...IS A STEP toward evolving.A step toward seeing things from the super-conscious (I am a servant of god).It's a part of taking responsibility for the reality set before you.So, to apologize to others...IS NOT ABOUT SEEKING FORGIVENESS FROM OTHERS!!!but rather, seeking to forgive ourself.And in forgiving ourself, we LET GO of the past.in humility, we are better able to attain grace...but it takes more than words to attain grace.And seeking grace is simply seeking the desire to not repeat our mistakes.I DON'T GIVE A RATS BEHIND, if someone else forgives me for my mistakes..I am not apologizing for their forgiveness...I AM APOLOGIZING so I can forgive myself.It would be wise of us ALL to not even have the desire...to forgive others...but rather, have a desire for your so called 'offender' to seek grace.this is the desire of the enlightened.Be happy when others take responsibility for their actions...for they are one step closer in seeking grace...which is mostly achieved in the ACTION of helping others.Finally, for those who feel wronged...KNOW, that we CO-create our reality...by choosing our perception...by defining our reason WHY we were 'wronged'.this is an essential knowing for those who choose to serve god/life.and yes, I know the collective conscious still has a great influence on our reality.However, we must not be OF this earth, but IN it.So be present. And enjoy the entirety of life experience.enjoy our emotions, and become intelligent about using them.grief, anger, envy, sadness and joy. ALL NATURAL.and depending on your perspective...ALL USEFUL and motivating.
WHICH IS WHY SOCIAL MEDIA IS SO IMPORTANT! SYNERGY!!! you gotta see this ( 4 min. on the Social Media Revolution )and the social media revolution is based upon the prime law of networks: The drastic and compounded success of Microsoft, FedEX, fax machines, and the internet are all based upon the prime law of networks: value explodes exponentially with membership, and this exponential value is very simliar to gravity in how it draws in more members until all potential members are joined...The low fixed costs, the insignificant marginal costs, and rapid distribution that we find in the network economy creates much lower tipping points. It takes a smaller initial investment to lead to runaway dominance, sooner.- Kevin Kelly, 'New Rules for the New Economy’ And if we can EXPLOIT this network with...bold and compassionate leadership...then we have a chance at making the necessary paradigm shift: Until the great mass of the people...shall be filled with the sense of responsibility...for each other's welfare,social justice can never be attained. - Helen Keller And social networking is the ultimate tool for social justice.So, I use my blog to help evolve humanity;and my blog POSTS to my LinkedIn and Facebook accounts.I use my tweets as an eclectic library of links...and my tweets POST to my LinkedIn account.I use Slideshare as the database for my core documents;and my favorite documents are linked to my:LinkedIN, Blog, and Facebook accounts.I use Picasa, Twitpic and Youtube for visual communications;and link those to my Blog, Facebook, and Twitter Accounts.AND MOST IMPORTANTLY...I use my Facebook Account to engender debate...which often results in the loss of 'friends' through conflict. due to the following: ew people are capable of expressing, with equanimity, opinions which differ from the prejudices of their social environment. Most people are even incapable of forming such opinions. - Albert Einstein So let's use this social network for social justice...AND NOT through empty gestures (see previous blog post)..."hey! How ya' been?" - PAHLEEEEASE... like you really care. I have a Social Disease.I have to go out every night.If I stay home one night,I start spreading rumors to my dogs. - Andy Warhol
Is it so small a thing?To have enjoy'd the sun,To have lived light in the spring,To have loved, to have thought, to have done...- Matthew Arnold MEANING... it's all relative.OR... what is difficult for one... may be simple for another.THIS IS THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE!EMBRACE IT!And wouldn't god/life have given us some kind of manual for navigating our lives?I mean... WHY is it so fricken hard and painful for SO MANY? Now there is one outstandingly important fact...regarding Spaceship Earth,and that is that...NO instruction book came with it. - Buckminster Fuller Though I am sure the people that truly believe...the bible is the WORD OF GOD; would disagree. but wouldn't we see some improvement in our lot by now...if that were true? And what if there WERE an instruction booklet?The THRILL of exploration and discovery would no longer exist.And what makes us think life is always the same? if you haven't noticed already: CHANGE IS THE ONLY CONSTANT!But that is of little consequence, because the TRUTH will set you free.And the truth is this: There was never yet an uninteresting life.Such a thing is an impossibility.Inside of the dullest exterior there is...a drama, a comedy, and a tragedy. - Mark Twain The great art of life is sensation,to feel that we exist,even in pain. - Lord Byron But what about those of us who live a life more in pain than joy?I believe Martin Luther King, Jr said it best: An individual has not started living...until he can rise about the narrow confines...of his individualistic concerns;to the broader concerns of ALL humanity. - MLK, Jr. You can get everything in life you want,if you will just help enough other people,get what they want. - Zig Ziglar So... let's agree that we can't ALL-WAYS be happy... for: There are as many nights as days,and the one is just as long as the other,in the year's course.Even a happy life cannot BE...without a measure of darkness. - Carl Jung And I believe we have heard the truth...and yet, it hasn't set us free? Why is that?I think it's because our desires are homogeneous in nature...and that is the core problem. What if we followed our hearts?AND let people follow theirs? I love my past. I love my present.I'm not ashamed of what I've had,and I'm not sad because I have it no longer. - Colette
I would like to start my own company, but I don’t have the money. I would like to pursue the profession that I love, but I must make a living.
HOW?How can we attain trust without reservations?It sounds so tricky.I mean... how can I trust... when people are not trustworthy?I would be an idiot to do such a thing.Trust is EARNED... not given freely.right? That's what everyone says about everything! "you gotta earn it boy... ""and I WILL BE the JUDGE, the JURY and THE OBSTACLE COURSE!!!" that's what everyone is really saying.Let me see if you are trustworthy by TESTING AND BAITING you.Only then can I begin to trust you.In other words... For anyone to trust you... they gotta LIE to you first.making the ones TRYING to give their trust...LIARS and UNTRUSTWORTHYso then we all say... "You can't trust anyone."and that's the end of the story.I WANNA BLOW MY HEAD OFF!!!...I am so confounded by all of this Let me explain it in black and white. When you trust someone you are giving of yourself.You are giving a gift to the universal we.IT IS NOT A PERSONAL ATTACK when the person you trust...breaks the trust by not fulfilling their end of the bargain.THAT IS ON THEM. not you.Eventually, after trusting many many people...you will find the few who 'pay it forward' AND 'give it back'.And those few... will eventually become - the many.(And those who break your trust will create their own realities.)(And those who TRY to trust... will do the same.)(WE attract what we fear... because we are constantly thinking about it)It comes down to the fear of being hurt - an egocentric perspective.
By letting it go it all gets done.The world is won by those who let it go.But when you try and try,the world is beyond winning. - Lao Tzu
The closed doorway example… you must be open to the HOW!!!! Confusion, contradiction, hypocrisy, creates exactly that. My nephew thought his pain was controlled by some external force. Do we choose or do we sacrifice?
This whole unconditional love thing; sure has been a tough one.I mean, COME ON FOLKS!!! are we nuts or what?We have got Tough Love (not sure what that means)...We have got "till death do us part" marriages...We have got nuclear families that are BLOWN to bits...We have 'time-out', punishment, and violence... So, the question I must ask myself is: do I even know what friendship feels like??? First , I have the 'nemesai' in my life (plural for nemesis)...And they have been a tremendous gift to me.For my nemesai have solidified WHO I AM...by trying to get me to be WHO I AM NOT...so, and again, a special thanks goes to Lucifer for inspiring them.and serving me. Second , the non-entities... the unawakened. They're just a part of it.my chosen purpose; if you will. Third , my acquaintances... people with unused potential...typically too scared to be vulnerable and authentic.too hurt to empathize with the pain of others...so I can only give them as much as they give me. Fourth , my 'friendships'...people who have touched me. Regardless of their chosen path in life...they are always in my heart and I would love the opportunity to prove it. Fifth , my life partners. People that I would go to the depths of hell for.These people are beings of greatness to me. The have empathy for others.And they don't necessarily consider me to be their friend.Though I am.Finally, and Sixth , my lover... haven't landed one yet.get them on the hook, begin to reel them in...and BAM!!!, they're gone.I have always enjoyed the chase though!!!Now that I have stratified my levels of love...maybe I can better define friendship.PERSPECTIVE... yes, that's it.there is the relative perspective and the relative truth.(the illusion of the here, the there and the in-between)then there is the absolute perspective and the absolute truth.(we are one)from the absolute I see things from a view of perfection.It's all good.from the relative I see things as imperfect.NOT equal and NOT true.When I see things from BOTH perspectives...I am able to APPRECIATE IT ALL!!!!get it? got it? good...who cares?I DO.
Optimism is denial. So face the facts and move on.I believe that quote is about as compassionate as this one:No shit... Now what?I often interface with people who truly believe they are good people...and truly believe the above quotes.But they are only demonstrating their cowardice.They are demonstrating their lack of courage.They have let fear rule their perspective.Believe me, I KNOW... because I have done the same. A dream with courage is innovation...A dream without courage is a delusion. and all courage is born from fear.IN FACT... our resistance to courage... or our delusions...CAN BE STRENGTHENING!!!listen, life is co-created by our perception.even our deluded perception can be used to co-create greatness.because our delusions are an act of resistance.And resistance can be a good thing... if you choose to make it so.In other words, if you hold true to the dream and never give up...the resistance ACTS as the creative tension to PROPEL you...INTO ACHIEVING YOUR VISION.for in letting go of our delusions... we experience great pain.and it is the pain that will be used as fuel for the journey.courage is the acceptance of pain...without knowing the end result. courage is embracing the journey of life. eople generally experience life...as separated from the rest;a kind of optical delusion of consciousness.Our task must be to free ourselves...from this self-imposed prison;and through COMPASSION,find the reality of Oneness. - Albert Einstein