‘Meaning’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 3

The following articles are related to ‘Meaning’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.

Living with (Our) Death and Dying

By Evan Hadkins | 26 May 2009

The point of contemplating our future death is to bring us back to a vivid consciousness of the here and now. The purpose is to clarify the choices we have, to have a sense of our priorities so that we can take steps to shape our lives around them.

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Exploring the (Sort of) Infinite

By Evan Hadkins | 18 March 2009

Not only do people surprise us, but there are usually overlooked possibilities in our situation. One way we discover this is by talking to others about a situation we are in.

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One Hundred Years — And Counting

By Evan Hadkins | 3 March 2009

I’d like to say that it is an essential part of psychotherapy to contribute to making the world a better place.

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An Eight Year Old’s Philosophical Problem

By Evan Hadkins | 9 February 2009

We assume that other’s experience is the same as ours — but what if it isn’t?

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On the Variety of Human Needs: Maslow and Max-Neef

By Evan Hadkins | 6 January 2009

Which list do you think is more helpful to you? Do you feel that self-actualisation and self-transcendance are important to your life? I’d like to know what you think. Let me know in the comments.

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