There are various ways to respond, and each one of those responses will provoke a determined consequence. Are we aware of these outcomes? Or are we so into rage that we block everything out, excepting anger? Of course, there are may types of attacks. Ones may be physical and psychological or just psychological. However, the impact of any type of attack on...
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We have been taught to break rules to feel free from those who have power, but the way we do it may not be the best one. Why? To break a rule, you need to understand the underlying reasons behind it and the probable consequences produced from your actions. For example, there is a rule: Do not steal. Why would you break that rule? The sense of power...
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Each language differs in structure, symbolism, interpretation, intention, sound, etc. It distinguishes one culture from another, and consequently influences the way we have been taught to process information. As a simultaneously taught bilingual child, you can use different brain pathways to understand things. When studying foreign languages, so you can...
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Have you ever seen yourself outside of your “own judgements”? Each time you judge someone, at the end, you are judging yourself. Why? If you wear, act, or do something you critized; you will not feel confortable with yourself, subconsciously or consciously. This same process can be transported to a larger scale: Family Patterns. How? Family...
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We tend to separate feelings and reactions, but they are so intrinsicly united… Sometimes you can’t distinguish one from another. A possible reason we react with anger is a deceiving self-image that leads you to depression. I try to imagine angry, but not depressed or sad people… and I can’t. To change this we need to observe...
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