Many people struggle with ill-advised or indiscreet (lacking discretion) decisions made in the past, which means choices were made that didn’t demonstrate good judgment. Remorse over these decisions is often overwhelming and prevents them from releasing the past, and it sabotages any potential of joyful
It is not the experience of today that drives us mad—it is remorse or bitterness for something which happened yesterday and the dread of what tomorrow may bring. Often symptoms of bitterness are ignored. There are numerous evidences of bitterness,
Bitterness is likened to acid that damages the container in which it is stored more than the object on which it is poured. It derives from an old English word that means “sharpness to the taste” and it metaphorically represents
To read this article (CHANGE: Confirmation of Growth ~ Part II) in English, click on the following link (Para leer este artículo en inglés, haga clic en el siguiente enlace): http://lifefocus.org/part-ii-change-confirmation-of-growth/ ~ Manejar el cambio es una habilidad que la mayoría
PROSPERANDO EN UN MUNDO CAMBIANTE ~ To read this article (CHANGE: Confirmation of Growth ~ Part I) in English, click on the following link (Para leer este artículo en inglés, haga clic en el siguiente enlace): http://lifefocus.org/part-i-change-confirmation-of-growth/ ~ El escritor Joseph Campbell
Resentment is a feeling of indignant displeasure or persistent ill will at something regarded as a wrong, insult, or injury. This negative emotion is experienced, whether the wrong committed against us is real or imagined. Recurring feelings of resentment permit
To read this article (APPROVAL ADDICTION ~ Part I) in English, click on the following link (Para leer este artículo en inglés, haga clic en el siguiente enlace): http://lifefocus.org/approval-addiction-part-i/ ~ Desde etapas tempranas en la vida, aprendemos comportamientos que están dirigidos
To read this article (APPROVAL ADDICTION ~ Part II) in English, click on the following link (Para leer este artículo en inglés, haga clic en el siguiente enlace): http://lifefocus.org/approval-addiction-part-ii/ ~ Cuando nos menospreciamos, a menudo preguntamos a otras personas para que
Swiss psychologist Carl Gustav Jung first began using the term “synchronicity” in the 1920s to describe the experience of two or more causally unrelated events as happening together in a purposeful way to the viewer. These events seem to be
Scientific research is focusing on the health benefits of forgiveness and current findings support the serious mental, emotional, and physical consequences of an unforgiving heart. Medical literature classifies unforgiveness as a disease and defines it as “some process that overwhelms
