Sense of Self and the Traffic in Kathmandu
If I am an individual whose rights and autonomy are sacred, then someone else’s path crossing mine can feel like an infringement, even a cause of anger. But what if I feel like a part of a collective whole?
‘Boundaries’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life
The following articles are related to ‘Boundaries’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.
Personalities Who Won’t Take “No” for an Answer
Aggressive personalities hate taking “no” for an answer, and when they encounter one of life’s roadblocks, they invariably want to tear it down or somehow get around it.
Are You Trying Too Hard to Understand?
As dangerous as it can be to be in a relationship with a disturbed or disordered character, perhaps an even more dangerous thing is to try too hard to understand why they behave the way they do.
5 Ways to Simplify and Enrich Your Life
Sometimes, the whole enterprise we call life can overwhelm us and, when life becomes too chaotic and demanding, it can also cause anxiety and depression. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, here are some ways to simplify your life.
Getting Past Resistance to Change
Change is seldom an easy or simple process. It helps to have an understanding of the reasons for resistance to change, and respect for the difficulties involved.
Somebody Else’s Problem
There are more than enough problems in our own lives to need to adopt them from others. And yet we do. Why do we do it and how can we stop?
Living a “Baker’s Dozen” Life
When did “crisis mode” become the new normal? And how can we break the cycle? In my previous post, “Confronting Consumerism from the Inside Out”, I described the thought process that gets us stressed out and behind the proverbial eight ball. This time I want to outline a path of escape.