Love, Hate, and Projection (podcast)
Love and hate can be physical, intellectual, or emotional. We need to project these, but we rarely learn how to develop them.
Love and hate can be physical, intellectual, or emotional. We need to project these, but we rarely learn how to develop them.
No single skill enables a person to prevail over chaos, but you can learn it. And when you do, you can be a role model for those around you.
Wisdom is sanity with insight. It comes with the appreciation of deeper truths and greater honesty.
Pay attention to the odd comments and expressions that seem out of place. Look for outside events that don’t seem to fit in.
Moods are more subtle than emotions and easier to control. Despite of their differences, if you move one, you’ll move the other.
Reality is what makes things happen. Even imaginary things make real things happen.
It drives me crazy that no one correctly defines conscious, unconscious, and subconscious processes.
A far-reaching conversation about my book, Operating Manual for Enlightenment, that explores the creation of our personality through intellect, emotion, and neurology.
With regard to human behavior, something continues to be missing from our thinking.
Intelligence is variously defined and plays different roles. Intelligence tests mirrors the history of psychology as a tool for marketing and propaganda. They mask your deeper self.
“The burned hand learns best,” means you learn from errors that you can reverse, not from burning down the house.
Fear is a pervasive warning that diverts our attention from small matters of maintenance. Somewhat ironically, it can lead us into danger.