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Category: Mind
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Why Curiosity is a Catalyst to Wellbeing
When we genuinely care about each other, there comes a social curiosity that creates our relationships.
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The Pain of Holding in a Secret
Holding a secret can cause suffering due to the shame and guilt we place upon ourselves.
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Your Unsolicited Advice Isn’t Helping Anyone
Offering advice is a form of control. When we give advice that no one asked for, we are either trying to control the person’s actions, the outcome, or the person’s emotions.
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What We Call Unity is Unanimity in Disguise
Every time there’s a call for unity, unity is not what is being asked. We are really asking for conformity. Unity needs no call.
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Love is Free Therapy When You Think About it
I’ve seen plenty of dating profiles say that they aren’t looking to be someone’s therapist. Doesn’t that mean they aren’t looking for love?
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Being More Aware of Our Defensiveness
It’s really hard not to be defensive in the face of adversity. The biggest solution to this problem is the awareness that it happens.
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Maturing is Recognizing Our Interdependence
We think with dualistic minds, believing something has to be one way or another. This is what typically gets us into trouble.
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I No Longer Believe in Accountability
What does it mean to be accountable? It might be a way to show that one person is better than the other. A way to guilt our fellow people
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The Tears We Cry Lets Us Know That We’re Alive
We do our best to try to avoid suffering, but the very thing we don’t want to feel is the thing that makes us alive.
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What Causes the Need to Always Be Right?
Why is there always a need to be right? Is it possible to not care about facts in order to remove the shame and guilt of being wrong?