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Category Archives: Psychology
When Life Hands You Lemonade…
Most have heard the saying, “when life hands you lemons, make lemonade.” Coming off of a week of incredible good fortune, I began to wonder, “What happens when life hands you lemonade; a tall, ice-cold glass of the sweetest lemonade … Continue reading
Why Choose Hate When Love Feels So Much Better?
Following my last blog post, I had a really good conversation with my cousin Rachel about race, hatred, illness, the soul, light and love. Rhetorically, she asked why is it that people choose hate when love feels so much better. … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Spirituality
Tagged Cancer, Consciousness, Hate, Healing, Love, Racism
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The Shadow of Race
The shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman thrust America, yet again, into its discomfort and dis-ease about matters of race. The trial of Zimmerman was a convergence of several key issues – race, inequities in the criminal justice system … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Psychology, Race
Tagged Civil Rights, Criminal justice, Discrimination, Facebook, George Zimmerman, Integral Theory, Media, Oppression, Politics, Prejudice, Race, Racism, Shadow, Shadow Work, Trayvon Martin, United States
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Through the Eyes of the Person You Seek to Become
“Begin with the end in mind” reads a friends email signature. On most occasions the journey is the destination but having a clearly defined ending point is wise in most endeavors. Beginning with the end in mind allows us to … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Spirituality
Tagged Envisioning, Neale Donald Walsch, Personal Growth, Spiritual Laws, Visualizing
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Through the Eyes of the Person You Have Become
In 2004 I saw a movie titled, “What the Bleep Do We Know?” Movies are generally mindless activity for me; distractions to give my overactive mind reprieve from questioning and thinking and exploring and processing and figuring out and analyzing … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Persona Growth, Philosophy, Ramtha, Wayne Dyer, What the Bleep Do We Know!?
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Depression and Spirituality
Several weeks ago I was asked to present a workshop on depression from a Biblical perspective. I would hardly classify myself as a Bible scholar so I found the request quite interesting but also an opportunity to grow in my … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged Bible, Depression, Divinity, Medication, Meditation, Mental Health, Prayer, Scripture, Spirit, Worship
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The Myth of Independence?
Who or what causes your heart to beat? Who or what brings sight to your eyes? Who or what allows the cut on your arm to heal? We need only look as near as our own bodies to come to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Psychology
Tagged Human, Independence, Individualism, interdependence, Reality, Self-Help
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Belief
I often wonder what deeply held beliefs of modern times will be looked upon with laughter at some point in the future. Given the lessons of history, the passion in which certain beliefs are held is an interesting phenomenon. It … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged Belief, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Religion and Spirituality, Social Sciences, Star Trek
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Psychological Inheritance
“What better measure of what you were doing here Then what you can leave behind All the children of your children’s children Do you ever think what they’re going to find” Peter Gabriel When we think of inheritance we often … Continue reading