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A client who is in the process of repatriating directed me to this blog. It’s wonderful. Here’s a taste and the link to the site is below. I am a triangle and other tips for repatriation by Naomi Hattaway I’ve been talking an awful lot to
Read more →BY COURTNEY E. MARTIN (@COURTWRITES), WEEKLY COLUMNIST On Being Blog My daughter turned one-year-old yesterday. Which has almost nothing to do with you, except it has everything do to with you. Because you were once a baby. And someone loved you as much as I love my girl. Someone fed
Read more →by Maria Popova from Brain Pickings “Where the myth fails, human love begins. Then we love a human being, not our dream, but a human being with flaws.” View original article here
Read more →“There are three musts that hold us back: I must do well. You must treat me well. And the world must be easy.” ― Albert Ellis
Read more →This is a rant by SI Dawson about seperating ourselves from transient things such as thoughts, emotions or bodies. It’s an important place to start if we are to begin to take a step away from, the often tyrannical and critical, thoughts we have. By OBSERVING thought, rather
Read more →The Guardian Where would you sit on a scale stretching from ‘not happy’ to ‘too happy’? Find out in this five-minute test from psychologists at Oxford Brookes University Can happiness be measured? The Oxford Happiness Questionnaire attempts to do just that. Developed by Michael Argyle and Peter
Read more →by Mel Schwartz, L.C.S.W. in A Shift of Mind Crises come into our lives, no matter how we may try to avoid them. They are troubling, unwanted experiences or events that take us out way out of our comfort zone. Typically, crises result in some type of loss. The very
Read more →Eckhart explores the powerful addiction to thinking, offering a handful of ways to put a stop to thoughts and choose presence instead. I would argue we never really stop thought but, instead become more accomplished at focusing on the present moment, with greater space between thoughts.
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