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After Visiting the Library I found a great book for young old–– for plotting future career considerations: Career- graphic guide to finding the perfect.. (DM publishing) –– I decided to make my mindmap (A note and brainstorming tool) using page 10: Understanding Yourself mindmaps are a great tool …
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When You look at the Image above which do you see first? the white silhouette figures of two heads ? or a black Chalice? or something completely different? * How bout one to the Right? The image of a womans Face? or a the profile of a jazzman saxophone player?…
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Time is, in my estimation, fascinating concept. Time from, a first person point of view, is the consciousness of change. Time is not something we can hold in our hands or literally see. As we engage in observing phenomena change in displacement, position and appearance in space, we can measure…
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Phenomenology is the study of experiences: generally the experiences of a subjects (an organism, a group, or a single conciousness) interaction with “other” (eg. the environment, field, “world”, other happenings or other people in contact with the subject) and from the subject’s point of view. This includes all integral structures…
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Zen is one discipline in realizing our everyday existence, Its primary method is Zazen or Zen mediation, in which one “empties” his/her mind of Language, Constructs, Meanings, and Concepts for a short period. The focus of Zen is direct experience… centering ones attention to “The task at hand” so to…
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An old Economist joke revised: Two economy professors walk into into a crowded bar . One pointed to the ground and says “look! five dollar bill “. “It can’t be.” replied the Other. “If it were somebody would have picked it up by now.” This is rational expectation in “rational…
from the Book of Life Common tenants of Depression or Major Depressive Episodes Persistent sad, anxious or “empty” mood Feelings of hopelessness, pessimism Feelings of guilt, worthlessness, helplessness Loss of interest or pleasure in hobbies and activities, including sex Decreased energy, fatigue, feeling “slowed down” Difficulty concentrating, remembering, making decisions Insomnia, early-morning awakening, or oversleeping […]
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Mood charts and symptom charts are simple tools for tracking symptoms over along period of time. But many mood disorder managers may experience intrusive mood fluctuations or other symptoms (anxiety for example) in shorter periods of time. Mental Health Consumers diagnosed with Rapid Cycling Bipolar Disorder, Personality Disorders, Post-Traumatic Disorder,…
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News magazines… political advertisements…. bombastic web pages… shock jocks. It seems we are bombarded with a lot rhetoric these . Rhetoric can be coercive. To help sort facts from rhetoric its important to understand what refification is. Reificating is treating concepts, hypothetical constructs and postulates as if they real, concrete…
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