According to Gurdjieff’s “The fourth way”; each action within our universe requires the interaction of three forces. These three forces impregnates all major and minor actions; from the creation of the universe to something as trivial as a cat hissing at someone for what may seem no apparent reason. The first force is manifested…… Continue reading Life’s Principles According To Gurdjieff
Category: Informational
Learning To Respect Ourselves
In order to learn to respect oneself one has to start the journey within. It is learning to look at oneself clearly and to accept oneself as one is; only then can we start changing any negative patterns. No negative pattern can be change from a place of self denial, one first has to bring…… Continue reading Learning To Respect Ourselves
Intelligent People And Depression
Experts tell us very smart people may suffer from what might be termed a personality dissociating disorder. They become spectators of their lives; as if they are watching them from a different place. Another way to help you understand may be to compared them to a narrator who uses a voice in the third person…… Continue reading Intelligent People And Depression
Four Easy Steps Towards Reclaiming Your Self Love And Self Esteem
After recently writing about a Poem by Charles Chaplin on Self Love and Self Respect, I decided it was time to write about how to start reclaiming our own self love and self-esteem. You may wonder why I chose the word “Reclaiming” instead of simply naming this article “Four Easy Steps Towards Self Love and Self Esteem”. …… Continue reading Four Easy Steps Towards Reclaiming Your Self Love And Self Esteem
We Are Never Too Old Or Too Young To Start Making A Difference
Today I had planned on writing about our inner child and how to get in touch with him or her, however I was reminded by my daughter Sierra about a writing assignment she had to do for her English Class. I could see how much it meant to her and frankly I am very proud…… Continue reading We Are Never Too Old Or Too Young To Start Making A Difference
Harry Sullivan’s Interpersonal Theory: Understanding Self
The interpersonal theory of Harry Stack Sullivan on the development of personality is one of the best known in the field of psychoanalysis. Harry Stack Sullivan published in 1953 “The interpersonal theory of psychiatry”; this was his developed model on human personality, which is framed/renowned in the paradigm of psychoanalysis. Furthermore we can classify…… Continue reading Harry Sullivan’s Interpersonal Theory: Understanding Self
Healing The Mind: Principles According To Katie Byron
Lately I was having a discussion on what to do when anxiety, or depression start to get a hold of our bodies. Those who have experienced anxiety attacks, depression, neurosis, understand how none of these symptoms automatically occur; they can creep on us, slowly yet suddenly, like a wave. The body senses the wave as…… Continue reading Healing The Mind: Principles According To Katie Byron
Rediscovering Our Inner God
This article is one which would be considered delicate due to the numerous points of views out there about who or what God is. God to me isn’t a person but an infinite being who is not on the outside but within self. The article here presented its written from a Gnostic point of view;…… Continue reading Rediscovering Our Inner God
TRAITS OF AN IDEALISTIC PERSON
What would you consider more courageous: adapt to your world or to set your own goals and do everything you can to reach them? Could you do it even if those around didn’t believe in you? These are more philosophical than psychological questions and yet they serve to intuitively know a great truth: there are…… Continue reading TRAITS OF AN IDEALISTIC PERSON
Praising Our Children: When Praising Becomes Destructive
If you are a parent, work with or care for children, then you most likely are aware of the countless amounts of self help books out there giving tips on how to treat and help a child build his/her self esteem. Most of those books talk about the importance of praising during childhood; something that…… Continue reading Praising Our Children: When Praising Becomes Destructive
