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Monthly Archives: March 2007
SLIPPIN’ AND A SLIDIN’
Love the French! Voltaire. DeBussy. Merleau-Ponty. Truffaut. Moreau. Sartre. Share and Enjoy:
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BUSHED
Now, some of them believe that by delaying funding for our troops, they can force me to accept restrictions on our commanders that I believe would make withdrawal and defeat more likely. That’s not going to happen. If Congress fails … Continue reading
Posted in politics, psychoanalysis, psychology
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JUDITH
Judith Buerkel, February 12, 1941-March 24, 2007 I’ve been privileged to be the not very good student of a succession of teachers. (This admitted, I remain surprised how much of the transmission gets through despite my own resistance!) Judith came … Continue reading
Posted in a-ha!, experiential learning, love, transformative learning
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REPAIR STRATEGIES
(Baxter & Dindla; 1987, 1990) 1. changing the external environment 2. communication 3. metacommunication 4. suppress metacommunication* 5. antisocial strategies; coercion 6. prosocial strategies** 7. ceremonies 8. spontaneity 9. togetherness 10. seeking, allowing autonomy 11. seeking outside help 12. other.*** … Continue reading
Posted in cognitive psychology, social psychology
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SO ASK, ALREADY
“I come to life and enjoy myself only when I am respectfully asked questions about my work.” –Psychologist Abraham Maslow Share and Enjoy:
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THE FOREVER PROBLEM
When is organizational problem solving in name only? Let me sketch a curious case I was apprised of recently. I’ll put it very generally and suggest this conundrum is very common. Basically there are two aspects. First, there is a … Continue reading
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UNBREAKABLE HABIT
KW I’m interested in the way morphic fields might determine culture. For instance, repeating and idea with the intention of influencing overall human consciousness- if it’s thought about many times, will it have an effect? RS You mean the more … Continue reading
Posted in new paradigms, social psychology
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MAKE THYSELF A SPY FOR THE SERVICE OF OTHERS
The Mahayana Ideal By constant use the idea of an “I†attaches itself to foreign drops of seed and blood, although the thing exists not. then why should I not conceive my fellow’s body as my own self? That my … Continue reading
Posted in buddhism, tools for living
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