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Some self-sympathy-inspiring thoughts from John Welwood’s Toward a Psychology of Awakening:
By recognizing the deeper, positive urge [love] hidden within our ego strategies, we no longer have to treat them as an enemy. After all, the strategies of the ego are all ways of trying to be. They were the best we could do as a child. And they’re not all that bad, considering that they were dreamed up by the mind of a child. (p.170)
Mon, October 29, 2007 - 4:01 PM
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Mind Hacks’ 10/27 post ‘My brain made me do it’ - www.mindhacks.com/blog/2007...e_do_.html - reminds me of my Behavioral Science and the Law article, and makes me realize I never announced when it was published earlier this year. I remember when it happened I was kind of shy about it so I only mentioned it if it happened to come up, but since this blog marks a new “share my thoughts with the world” phase that I’m giving a try, it probably makes sense to share my first p...
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today i did the sunday morning paper-reading thing (not that i usually do this, but i'm noting my accidental participation in a cultural habit) and enjoyed two pieces in particular:
first, an extensive feature story in the magazine about the effects of global warming on freshwater supplies, and particularly how this is going to impact the western states - www.nytimes.com/2007/10/21...ater-t.html a good inspiration to focus on conserving water as much as we ar...
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