Empathy I
Lincoln Stoller2020-12-31T22:06:16-08:00Can you have too much empathy? Would I like to be more or less empathetic?
Can you have too much empathy? Would I like to be more or less empathetic?
Psychedelics are quickly becoming a new drug of promise, not for what psychedelics can do, but for what mental health practitioners want.
You feel by exploring the depth of your emotional repertoire, and you can expand your emotional repertoire. You have not reached life’s contentment because you do not yet know how to create it.
I've written a book on COVID-19 which is a combination memoir, analysis, suggestion, and indictment. It suggests you reappraise the information being fed to you.
As the foundation of your ability to see holistically, emotions are an essential ingredient of any viable notion of intelligence, not a separate notion of intelligence.
I will write a book called Introspection that will encourage readers to explore new perceptions within their bodies.
Emotional intelligence should require a measure of positive outcome: how much and for whom. Self-awareness and emotional experience are completely different.
The different skills of non-reductive, systems thinking are aspects of a single approach that’s integrated into the single term “resonance.”
As Peter Drucker indicates, happiness, like money, comes when the system is working. You don’t aim for the money and you don’t aim for happiness, you aim to make the system work.
Your mind is a collective but you don’t see it as a collective. You can’t see the parts because the parts are doing the seeing. We are fascinated to look at ourselves because it helps us imagine what we are.
Many things come naturally to us, but thinking is not one of them. There are many forms of thinking. We are primarily taught only two: linear and emotional.
Emotional control perverts trust and breeds fear and obedience. It's no accident we're vulnerable.