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Esoteric Symbolism Vs. Exoteric Symbolism: What’s The Difference?
Esoteric symbolism reveals a hidden part of your nature which is not accessible to the conscious mind, a part of your nature that is repressed and unconscious.
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Understanding Dissociation: What It Is and Why It Happens
Dissociation exists on a spectrum — from the mild, everyday kind almost everyone experiences occasionally to more intense forms that you physically notice. You may lose focus whilst you’re driving, or you may experience a total disconnect in neural activity. The latter can significantly disrupt daily life.
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The Fragmented Personality: Dis-Membered | Re-Member
Every time you feel anxious, get angry when you don’t get what you want or avoid a difficult conversation, it’s because a part of you is missing.
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The Noble Eightfold Path in Buddhism: The Art of Good Decision-Making
The Noble Eightfold Path can be used to develop skills for making better decisions. What to know how?
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What Did Abraham Maslow Mean By Deficiency Needs?
Deficiency needs arise from a lack of something. Maslow argued that deficiency needs operate on a logic of absence: you feel them because something is missing. Hunger arises because you lack food. Anxiety arises because you lack safety. Loneliness arises because you lack connection.
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Three Minds: Conscious, Subconscious, Superconscious
Understanding the contents of the conscious mind involves becoming familiar with the three distinct voices in your head — the Self, the ego and You, the observing I, or Third I. The three voices are all aspects of your personal consciousness, but they are running on different programs — different In-Formation. The ego is your…
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Carl Jung’s Model of the Mind: Ego, Self, Archetypes and Complexes
One of the central discoveries in Jung’s model of the mind is that unconscious contents become autonomous. They have a life of their own and influence how you think, feel and behave; what you eat, what you do and how you react.
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Carl Jung’s Collective Unconscious: What Is The Self-Ego Axis?
There are three voices in your head. The ego, the Self and you. Which voice do you listen to and which voice is making your decisions for you?
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Struggling To Love? You Might Have Avoidant Attachment Style
You want to be in a relationship, but you’re afraid to speak with members of the opposite sex. Or maybe you’re in a relationship, but you don’t love your partner. You want to love them; you try to love them, but you can’t feel love. If this sounds familiar, you might have an avoidant attachment…
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The Keys To Decision-Making And Taking Action
Decision-making can be tough. Taking action can be even harder. To get from where you are to where you want to be is all a matter of choice. And some choices will require making tough decisions. Sometimes, the fear of making the wrong choice might prompt you to not make a choice at all. But…
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How the Nervous System Works: How Your Environment Programs Behaviour
One of the most important things to understand is that your nervous system is the cause of maladaptive behaviours. The information processed by neural networks is causing you to be unhelpful, negative and destructive and it creates problems, challenges and conflicts.
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Integrating Archetypes: Life-Coach Yourself
Integrating archetypes enables you to heal emotional wounds. By emotional wounds, I don’t necessarily mean emotional trauma such as abuse or a severe accident. Emotional wounds are split-off parts of the personality that prompt you to feel a lack of self-worth, unlovable, or inadequate in some way. They are subconscious programs that prompt maladaptive behaviours.…