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Do you intentionally feed your compassion instinct?

One day this wise Native America chief took his grandson on a walk about. He says to his grandson, “There is fight going on inside of me. It is a terrible fight between two wolves. One wolf is evil, full of anger, envy, hatred, rage, resentment, [...]

By |March 4th, 2020|Categories: Compassion, Empahty, Psychological Wholeness, Self-compassion|0 Comments

Five Hindrances to Acting with Compassion

Pleasing or giving too much is a hindrance to compassion, it does not serve us or those we are in relationship with. It does not serve the growth of our business or the resourcefulness’ of our team. Pleasing, while it is done to avoid disharmony, is [...]

By |March 4th, 2020|Categories: Compassion, Empahty, Psychological Wholeness, Self-compassion|0 Comments

Five Ways to Cultivate More Peace in our Lives

Be aware of your intake with Television, the news feeds our fear instinct and many prime-time shows are feeding violence and discord. I am not saying never watch TV, just be aware of how much you watch, and which shows you choose. Television is one source [...]

By |March 4th, 2020|Categories: Anger, Compassion, Empahty, Psychological Wholeness, Self-compassion|0 Comments

What is Self-compassion?

Many of us have brutal self-talk when we do something less than perfect. That inner voice can be very harsh, even downright mean. Sometimes the shame demons, as Brené Brown calls them, are relentless as they pounce—from the inside—at the slightest misstep. When the shame demons [...]

By |March 4th, 2020|Categories: Anger, Compassion, Empahty, Psychological Wholeness, Self-compassion|0 Comments

Can Love Motivate Violence?

Is it possible to feel such deep love for a human being or an animal, to the point that if they were harmed, we would wish to seek vengeance on the perpetrator? The easy answer is yes. The more complex answer is no. Let me explain…on [...]

By |March 4th, 2020|Categories: Anger, Compassion, Empahty, Psychological Wholeness, Self-compassion|0 Comments

When do we know when we are acting with compassion or caught by giving too much?

The key to knowing we are acting with authentic compassion is that after we finish with our compassionate act, no matter how small, we feel energized, inspired, or fed from the inside.  Often authentic compassion feels like a spiritual experience.  For me, I feel energized and [...]

By |April 23rd, 2019|Categories: Compassion, Empahty, Psychological Wholeness, Self-compassion|0 Comments

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