By Tara Brach — 2020
One of the great blocks to realizing the gold of who we are is our conviction that something is wrong with me.
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A clip from part one of my series Bradshaw On: The Family. I'll be posting more in the coming days.
Comparing ourselves to others might be natural, but it's also deadly. By taking an infinite approach, and reframing your competitors as worthy rivals, the success of your peers becomes fuel for your own growth as opposed to the source of your insecurity.
Dr. Robert Firestone describes the Critical Inner Voices underlying a negative identity.
Mina believes empowering all women to confidently say “no” to what they do not want, so they can gracefully and unapologetically speak up for what they “do” want, gives them the power to positively impact their own lives, the lives of others, and ultimately the world.
My colleague Dick Schwartz, PhD joins me for a conversation about our critical voice. We discuss why we have this inner voice and how we can better understand its motivations.
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Questioning ourselves for being ‘oversensitive’ is a common way that women, in particular, disqualify our legitimate anger and hurt. . . . The fact that some of us feel more vulnerable than others in a particular context does not mean we are weak or lesser in any way.
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Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness.
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Man often becomes what he believes himself to be. If I keep on saying to myself that I cannot do a certain thing, it is possible that I may end by really becoming incapable of doing it.
Geneen Roth discusses our relationship with food.
Beliefs are the foundation of everyone’s personal outcomes. This second edition of Beliefs: Pathways to Health and Well-Being includes new and updated material and offers leading-edge technologies that rapidly and effectively identify and remodel limiting beliefs.