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Category Archives: Psychology
Jorinda and Joringel, Part 2
This post continues my discussion of Jorinda and Joringel, a fairytale from the Brothers Grimm. If you haven’t read Part 1, I suggest you do so. What follows will make more sense. Here is a summary of the story: A … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Folklore, Psychology, Spirituality
Tagged books, Fairytales, folklore, Jorinda and Joringel, Psychology, spirituality, The Brothers Grimm
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The Secret of Getting Ahead?
Those who are old enough to have watched “Hee-Haw” will remember a song that Tennessee Ernie, Buck Owens, and the gang sang almost every week, “Gloom, Despair, and Agony on Me.” One of the lines was, “If it weren’t for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Buddhism, Economics, News, Psychology
Tagged Adam Grant, books, Buddhism, business, economics, Psychology
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One Nation Under Stress
The title of this post comes from a new book reviewed on NPR, One Nation Under Stress: The Trouble With Stress as an Idea, by Dana Becker, PhD. According to Dr. Becker, “stress” is a recent concept. The first article … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Books, Politics, Psychology
Tagged authors, books, Culture, Dr. Dana Becker, James Hillman, One Nation Under Stress, politics, Psychology
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Who would you choose to write your biography?
Although I enjoy reading and mulling over the WordPress Daily Writing Prompts, I’ve never used one as a subject before. That changed on March 11 with a post called Ghostwriter by blogger Michelle W. who asked, “If you could have any author – living … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Psychology
Tagged blog, blogging, books, Carl Jung, Daily Prompt, Ghostwriter, Psychology
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