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Category: Heart
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The Danger of Losing Yourself in Relationships
We believe that we need to sacrifice ourselves for love, but love is everlasting. Relationships end.
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Intrinsic Motivation: Focusing on Process Over Outcomes
We have never formally learned how to look within ourselves to find the motivation to express outwardly what we feel inside.
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Why Embracing Your Limits Can Lead to Real Success and Peace
We have the power to choose our activities, and the “no’s” in life create the boundaries to the path that we walk on.
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How Pain and Hardship Shape Personal Growth and Inner Strength
I tend to believe that there is a reason for our suffering. We don’t understand until we see our way through it and get the chance to reflect.
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The Power of Non-Attachment and Letting Go
When discussing slavery here, we aren’t talking about 1619. We are not talking about people working for no living wage, or to clear a debt. The slavery we are referring to is our attachment to the things of this world. Think about it. We want stuff, obtain stuff, and then we become a slave to…
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I’m Pretty Good at Writing About Pride
The more we attribute negativity towards ourselves, the more we spiral into the states of depression we seek to remove ourselves from, ironically with more pride.
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Rediscovering True Love Through Selflessness and Compassion
Ironically, doubling down on self-love confirms the need for external validation by trying to become its opposite.
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Resistance to Fear and the Willingness to Move Forward
How do we know when we are afraid? Through this learning process, we’ve realized that we need our opposites to learn what things truly mean. Courage is not the absence of fear, but true courage needs fear to act courageously. When we are afraid we fail to accept that we don’t know the unknown. We…
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Getting Comfortable with Contradictions
I’ve been completely enthralled with contradictions and paradoxes. Most of the time my brain has been trying to reconcile opposites. We don’t sit with contradictions for too long. If anything, we try to get rid of them when they come up. How can I receive joy from sadness? How is there life through death? We…
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There’s No Such Thing As Good Behavior
It almost seems as though judging good behaviors in others is a form of narcissism because it only takes into account how we feel when others behave.