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The impact of fear on the human brain is very powerful: it completely changes the way we process information. “When people are frightened, intelligent parts of the brain cease to dominate”, Dr. Bruce Perry explains, quoted in an article published on theTime magazine website. When faced with a threat,the…

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impact of fear on the human brain

May 6, 2013

Compersion begins the first time we are turned on by someone else’s pleasure, or the idea of someone else’s love for anyone besides us. You may think this is totally out-to-lunch. But for some people it’s totally natural. There are those who are not the “jealous…

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compersion – the opposite of jealousy

September 9, 2012

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If it is not obvious to some of us yet, let’s make the point more crystal clear. We are the first people, beautiful and intelligent people - we have vulnerabilities- but our enemies just so happen to be all powerful? sounds like a feeding frenzy or…

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prisoner of your own mind

August 14, 2012

Fear of Failure … that recurring event that most frequently is far worse than the actual event you feared. For many, myself included, fear of failure has proven to be a crippling and suffocating force with anaconda-like strength … crushing our wills while making our…

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fear of failure

August 12, 2012

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“A man who fears suffering, is already suffering from what he fears.” ~Michel de Montaigne Suffering, the mere word puts us on edge. It is definitely not a state of being that we care to experience, yet it is necessary in order to elevate our…

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suffering…

February 7, 2012

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What are you afraid of? How does it make you feel? Instead of letting your fear get the best of you, find out how to fully experience it, name it, get to know it and take it by the hand so it can become your…

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compersion – the opposite of jealousy

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prisoner of your own mind

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f.e.a.r – false evidence appearing real

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