A Compassionate Consent to Reality
Walter ThiessenSharing the building blocks of my writing project - a contemplative path to healing and maturing.
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Radical Self-Acceptance
We cannot be peacemakers if we are not at peace with ourselves. Let me say this more strongly still: We cannot be peacemakers if we don’t face the full true story of who we are, all the good and the bad, and remain at peace with ourselves.
Enough Reality Already...
I’m very sympathetic to anyone wanting to avoid reality these days. It’s excruciating to watch nearly anything political these days, and just about the only thing worse than “news” is most social media reaction to the news. We know that onl...
The Intuition Dilemma
Intuition is our most important foundation for connecting to reality. Our need for intuition can be stated quite clearly: rational thinking that ignores intuitions wastes the vast majority of understanding and information that is available ...
Can’t we just stop talking about the left and right brain?
If our experience of life is holistic, is there any value in talking about neuroscience? What gets added when we talk about the left and right hemispheres of our brain?
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