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.................................................................88 CHANGING OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD OTHERS BRINGS ALL OF NATURE INTO BALANCE .............. ...method that can make each of us Foreword 21 egoistically want to change our attitude to others, to bond to one another as parts of a single body. ... ...others, sharing, and bonding to the top of the ladder, we can then change our attitudes toward others. When society values a person solely by his or... ...ess of the social recog- nition it grants. In doing so, we will find that this attitude is actually a source of perfect and unbounded pleasure. 22 F... ...friendly. We want our children to be nice to others, and we feel that such an attitude toward others is the proper way, and that it protects those w... ...adiction from reception for oneself to bestowal upon others is nothing but a psychological matter.” The term “psychological matter” does not mean t... ...m within itself. Hence, as Baal HaSulam said, the problem facing us is merely psychological—to become detached from ego- istic calculations, which on... ...intensify and increase until each moment seems like an eternity, as time is a psychological matter. In fact, we can already feel that our lives are ...

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... cookies. I balanced my time be­ tween teaching the benefits of a positive attitude, and assisting lit­ eracy programs and other charities. Without th... ... resolved to be easy on myself and to approach the future with a positive attitude. I gradually came to terms with the fact that change is the one c... ... of those rare beatings illuminated much about our re­ spective roles. The psychological blows hit heavier for me than the physical ones. When Wallac... ... since my time in high school, I took to my job with a much more positive attitude than I had shown in cooking classes. Even in the early stages of ... ...was the limit. Success doesn't come to you; you go to it. With a winning attitude, anything is possible. One of my favorite sayings comes from Fran... ...e same goals. When I helped my colleagues, I was helping myself also. My attitude enhanced my value to William Morris and my fledgling career. And ...

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...at is deeply in touch with the SELF, when it is free of the opacity of the Psychological I and of the Corporeal I but not separated from either of t... ...vast our job ahead really is: 1) – The Cosmic SELF, the Personal SELF, the Psychological I, the Corporeal I and the I Person (microcosm with macroco... ...t that if your highest goal and your most important ideal is to just reach psychological, physical, spiritual or economic wellbeing, this project is ... ...experience and understand the Corporeal I, - experience and understand the Psychological I, - experience and understand the SELF, the Personal SELF,... ...experience and understand the Corporeal I, - experience and understand the Psychological I, - experience and understand the SELF, the Personal SELF,... ...he universe, and that we must take care of the whole universe, is a mental attitude that we must create from the ground up, and it won’t be an easy ...

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...scientists. Besides, we felt a need for analysis of these women’s social and psychological status like torture by her husband and his family and ar... .../AIDS INFECTED WOMEN Since the study and analysis of the social and psychological problems related with HIV/AIDS affected women are very ... ...oncept of Fuzzy Relational Maps (FRMs), in the second section we analyze the psychological problems of the HIV/AIDS affected women using FRMs. We h... ...g. We avoid all types of high and complicated mathematics. As our study is a psychological one, we give more importance to the approach of the mind... ... are under-nourished. The parents of these children do not even think of the psychological feelings of these children they are bred as cows and goa... ...uest of the CSWs to have protected sex they did not heed to them. Unless this attitude of domination is psychologically corrected there cannot be an... ...ays that when she thinks of this she becomes very upset and is angered by the attitudes of men. She says her son visited her and wept and also asked... ... +. This mostly expresses their irresponsible social behavior and an uncaring attitude they show towards their wives. On the other hand, any woman ... ...with all sorts of opportunistic diseases apart from STD/VD and HIV/AIDS. This attitude of men must be changed. 13. If there can be some women sup...

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... beauty, have virtually no chance of making a deformed baby,' scream's the psychological programming created by the influence of his peers who think t... ...ng to discard its solemn self-interrogations for a more august posture and attitude. "You would be the aimless kinetic movements of other dust ju... ...ers had been ineffective distractions. A bit of it insulated them from the attitude of doom that would eagerly zip them up into its body bags. A ... ...inet and its handle. He drank slowly savoring every sip. "Maybe that attitude toward older brothers is what has caused your head to be kicked ar... ...gossip, and karaoke booths in the corridors of malls. She liked the wind's attitude of just knocking around the day, kicking off the old leaves, and d... ...d followed. Nature experimented, she caused uniqueness in form if not attitude, she continentally drifted lands for the hell of it, she erupted v...

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...n they get together, they should always keep in mind why they are there. Such attitudes must be formed in the very first stages of the con- struction... ...Creator and think that what He is doing is right). Our feelings constitute our attitude toward the Creator in each and every situation. We cannot hav... ...the Creator in each and every situation. We cannot have a completely positive attitude to- ward the Creator and justify Him completely before we rise... ...y corrected vessels. In the next and final phase, the Creator demonstrates His attitude toward all the souls throughout the generations. Here is wher... ... spiritual degrees, one feels the Creator. Now we must constantly correct our attitude toward the Creator, our aim. This is where the work of the re... ... order to obtain the pleasure. This means that we are discussing a completely psychological concept, yet we will receive pleasure anyway. So what is... ... ways to attain the spiritual worlds? A: All other religions speak of internal psychological processes, or processes that relate to one’s animate bod... ...on from sympathizing with the body to sympathizing with the soul is a totally psychological transition and occurs to the extent that one acquires th...

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... meaning. Caught in a narrative, the movie says, people act immorally. (IN)famous psychological experiments support this assertion. Students were ... ...rows down the demands. To him, "thinking causes" (causally efficient propositional attitudes) are nothing but causal relations between events with ... ... events with the right application of mental predicates which ascribe propositional attitudes supervening the right application of physical predicat... ...sical "injuries")? Is an insult an "injury"? What about being grossly impolite, or psychologically abusive? Or offending religious sensitivities, b... ...w well, dreams are audio-visual manifestations of the unconscious, the seat of all psychological defense mechanisms. In dreams, we are hypervigilan... ...arateness It is impossible for us to deny our separation – physical, temporal, and psychological - from other people. We are individuals with a spe... ...also be found in artifacts left on the moon or other planets. The consequences for attitudes and values are unpredictable, but would vary profoundl... ... the UK and USA. Certified E-Commerce Concepts Analyst by Brainbench. Certified in Psychological Counselling Techniques by Brainbench. Certified ...

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...istence. Specifically, it is the “opium for the people,” a method of pursuing psychological comfort. That is why Baal HaSulam said that the only opt... ... N D T H E S T U DY O F T H E T E N S E F I RO T Q: Rav Laitman, what is your attitude toward the books of the Ari? Is The Study of the Ten Sefirot ... ...od that must be taught by a genu- ine spiritual guide. No music or any dubious psychological experiences can help one attain the spiritual world. You... ...ne can study. If the Creator gives us the desire, we will begin to feel a new attitude toward life, toward the people around us, toward ourselves. O... ...nthusiasm, which is hard for you to let go of after- wards. However, this is a psychological response, not a spiritual one. S H A R I N G T H E S P I ... ...hing that does change is the intention behind a spiritual desire, namely, our attitude toward the Creator. Only the intention “for His sake,” born i... ...ancement is defined as “the changing of feelings,” determined by changing the attitude toward the Creator. The subtle nuances of these relations, “I... ...tudy Kabbalah. Psychologists deal with this, as well. The difference is that psychological analysis is not done under the influence of Kabbalistic ... ...itations. These systems have nothing to do with spirituality, but merely with psychological processes that occur around our bodies. In order to come...

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... Does it amount to a behaviour pattern, a set of familiar, oft- repeated acts that verge on psychological automatism? And if it does – is it peculia... ...says that she is proud of me but not to let it go to my head, but there is a change in her attitude towards me, like a new fear, like I am out of th... ... International Trading. Certified E-Commerce Concepts Analyst by Brainbench. Certified in Psychological Counselling Techniques by Brainbench. Cert...

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...gins to change our perception into an opposite perception. It changes our attitude toward the world. The Zohar provides examples that connect us to ... ...rection. Kabbalah talks about how we should correct ourselves, change our attitude toward ourselves and toward those around us, so it is only natura... ...ed and repulsion of others to allow us not to be biased and to define our attitude toward these tendencies in a wise and critical manner. Like a 7... ...nto a complete solution: 1) The crisis is essentially not financial, but psychological: People have stopped trusting each other, and where there is...

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...f the nations,” as one whose mind is broader is most obstinate. This is a psychological law. And if you do not understand me, go and study this less... ...much more than his friend who works two hours or more. And there is also a psychological matter here, because he who is very lazy by nature exhausts ... ... not enough, we have in addition a further mix-up and great battle of the psychological predispositions, meaning the attributes themselves within eac... ...ction from reception for oneself to bestowal upon others is nothing but a psychological matter, because in fact we do bestow upon others without ben... ...e thy friend as thyself.” All this can be achieved by simply changing our attitude towards reality; there is no need to make any external changes wh... ...s of the Creator that she feels within, which, to her, form the Creator’s attitude towards her—Malchut begins to understand how she can come to best... ...eria. Dadim (Breasts) The medium between Upper and lower. The Upper One’s attitude towards the lower one, even when it is unworthy of rising to the ...

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... INQUIRY 162 HISTORICAL EVIDENCE 163 EVOLUTION 171 ACCEPTING OUR KNOWLEDGE FROM AUTHORITY 176 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE 181 FAITH 182 REASON 184 BUT WE ARE PSYCHOLOGICAL BEINGS 185 THE PROCESS OF REASONING 185 OPINIONS AND SEEKING EXPERTISE 189 SEMANTICS 191 CONFLICTSINVALUES 199 MORALS OR ETHICS ARE NOT SET IN STONE 201 MORAL RELATIVISM 201 SELF VERSUS SOCIETY 203 VALUE QUESTIO...

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... 0 “. . . AND GULLIVER RETURNS” --In Search of Utopia-- Book 6 Our Psycho... ... 1 “. . . AND GULLIVER RETURNS” --In Search of Utopia-- BOOK 6 OUR PSYCHO... ...0 TO BE HUMAN WE MUST BE ABLE TO LOVE .................................................................................................... 61 PSYCHO... ...at Stanford and she got one at Berkeley. Nowadays we are often put on the same podium to debate our beliefs, my realistic belief in the basic psycho... ... believes that we can think our way into our behavior. I would certainly like to believe her, but the evidence points to the fact that we are psycho... ...although not indiscriminate, they are not really aware of differences. They are strongly ethical, with definite moral standards, though their attitu... ...'ll be a Democrat until I die.‘ I obviously have a strong motivation from authority—the authority of my family. Such a one track non- thinking attitu... ...bors as themselves exemplify this type of love. ―Fromm has defined these types of love based on the natures of the love objects and the attitu... ...on which is concerned with the acts that a person does which develop another person's potential. Yet, Fromm's idea that ‗love is an unselfish attitu...

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... and its constituent elements are the ability to love oneself and to love others. The topics most debated in the book are: spirituality, freedom, the psychological dimension, the pleasure principle, the joy principle. The author also observes that today there are many schools of psychoanalysis and different therapeutic techniques that are often in contrast, and he poses th...

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.................................................... 89 CHAPTER XIV: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL I ............................................................. ...there is another voice that is not always positive. It is the voice of the Psychological I, the voice of our needs and demands. Generally speaking, ... ...ht or wrong path as defined by others) and that inclination comes from the Psychological I. Why? COMMENT: To survive. Even a symptom can be somet... ... is contained in the expression “to survive”, when we’re talking about the Psychological I? COMMENT: The Pleasure Principle! ANTONIO: Perfect.... ...inciple! ANTONIO: Perfect. The Pleasure Principle is the iron law of the Psychological I and it will absolutely not accept to be deferred for any ... ...ain type of stimulus. Existential analysis means studying the individual’s attitudes; existential attitudes represent the way the individual faces t... ... experienced earlier in life. Existential analysis studies the existential attitudes that individuals develop as a response to the violence they hav... ... can give me something to hang my projection on, if I clearly have a wrong attitude, but I could also not really be able to find anything to strike o... ...n aggressive object is of equal aggressiveness, of hostility. If a mother’s attitude towards a child that she is caring for is negative, the child’s ...

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...ation of some of them. Chapter two introduces the new n-adaptive fuzzy models. Chapter three uses for the first time 2 adaptive fuzzy models to study psychological and sociological problems about HIV/AIDS. Chapter four gives an outline of the interviews. Chapter five gives the suggestions and conclusion based on our study. Of the 6 appendices four of them are C-program mad...

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...9 2.2 Some special n-adaptive models 49 Chapter Three USE OF 2-ADAPTIVE FUZZY MODEL TO ANALYZE THE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF HIV/AIDS 3.1 Study of the psychological and social problems the public have about HIV/AIDS patients using CETD matrix 52 3.2 Use of 2 adaptive fuzzy model to analyze the problem 72 Chapter Four PUBLIC ATTITUDE AND AWARENESS ABOUT HIV/AIDS 4.1 Intr...

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...Similarities 104 5 Differences 104 CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 106 Perception 106 Attitudes 107 Cultural Values 107 Group Influence 109 Personali... ...sts, publicists, charismatic leaders, change agents-promote ideas to influence the attitudes and behavior of target audiences. They use modern chan... ... influence others must research the target audience; understand their perceptions, attitudes and needs; develop and test effective communication con... ...ices, or commercial ideas by an identified sponsor who pays for message delivery. Attitude. A predisposition or general orientation toward something... ...isions regarding actual tangibles. Highlighting the admixture of materialistic and psychological satisfaction or utility inherent in most goods, Eti... ...e, "Reverend lke." But here, as in all market transactions, profit in the form of psychological utility to the purchaser is usually omitted from the... ...om the populace to the palace and then to carry back other rumors to the people. "Psychological warfare is not new," comment Allport and Postman (19... ...-for-sale renders his life more interesting. In return the rumor consumer obtains psychological benefits: In August 1945, a rumor spread to the e... ... of social price is entirely analogous to the economic idea of psychic income, the psychological benefits derived by individuals, benefits considered...

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... The Viennese neurologist, Sigmund Freud, was among the first to offer a model of psychological development in early childhood (within the framewo... ...., & Klonsky, B. G. (1992). Gender and the evaluation of leaders: A meta-analysis. Psychological Bulletin, 111, 3-22, and ... Butler, D., & Gels,... ...personality traits, 0.5 (Bouchard, Lykken, McGue, Segal, and Tellegan, 1990). Even attitudes, values, and interests have been shown to be highly af... ... the one that we are born to and the one(s) that we create. We all transfer hurts, attitudes, fears, hopes and desires – a whole emotional baggage ... ...ntial to be edifying, reliable and satisfactory Sources of Narcissistic Supply. His attitude, then, is completely transformed. The former threats ha... ...ships) or actively (by being overly critical, aggressive, unpleasant, verbally and psychologically abusive and so on). Slowly – to justify his acts... ..., NY University Press, 1998) Narcissism is fundamentally an evolved version of the psychological defence mechanism known as splitting. The narcissi... ...ing to prevent a reactive state of rage, depression, or shame." [Ibid.] The second psychological defence mechanism which characterizes the narcissi... ...able are excluded from the self by denial of their existence, disavowal of related attitudes, externalisation, and negation of recent self- expressi...

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...ve solution to these problems: the crisis is essentially not fnancial, but psychological! People 1. have stopped trusting each other, and where there... ...INg EqUILIBRIUM ................ 59 Chapter 10: How the Arts Can Model New Attitudes ... 61 films of Hope .......................................... ...ll often be challenged. w e will find ourselves consid- ering actions and attitudes that seem to make no sense to our desire to receive, which wants... ..., a concept or an ideology after Chapter 10: How the Arts Can Model New Attitudes 63 the movie. This often happens even if the movie does convey a... ...aily lives. Until today, we have Chapter 10: How the Arts Can Model New Attitudes 65 been focusing on how much we can receive. In fact, we did not... ...the benefits of self-fulfillment Chapter 10: How the Arts Can Model New Attitudes 67 through collaboration? Imagine that we all knew that we were ... ...ve solution to these problems: the crisis is essentially not fnancial, but psychological! People 1. have stopped trusting each other, and where there...

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...munion” Mysticism Mysticism And Biochemistry Is Mysticism Truly Religious? Psychological Factors The Function Of Mystical Experience The Mystical Jour... ...gical Factors The Function Of Mystical Experience The Mystical Journey The Psychological Mechanism In Mysticism Contrasting Viewpoints A Chorus Of Pow... ... to lead to replacing a set of religious symbols with an equivalent set of psychological symbols? This is, in effect, what Freud had done. Superego ha... ...hat we are no longer dealing with dogmas and creeds but with the religious attitude per se. 3 It is because of statements such as this that Jung has f... ...zation there is no room for subjective experience or for the importance of attitudes. Jung validated what I had felt. Freud had authoritatively pronou... ...tion by Remain Rolland. In vol. 21 of the Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Hogarth Press and the Institute of Ps... ...to them the way you do. Here was no philosophy and no creed. The religious attitude Jung spoke of is one of looking at life as if it was made for you,... ...e for the first time—I have found that the lack of some kind of “religious attitude” has a great deal to do with their suffering, and the finding of s... ...n psychology and religion if the purpose of our study is not to substitute psychological jargon for theological jargon as so many people assume? For m...

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...spontaneity of his associative intuition. For the paradoxist author, his attitude is important, because since we speak of “antiliterature”, of “ant... ...reductive light: that is in a semiotic equality with leisure events. This attitude is perfectly synchronous with the reorientation of the historical ... ...y is opened toward the everyday sensations, but it is also hounded by the psychological effects of the excess - apathy in first line, then disorienta... ...anner that hyperrealism, with which it is connected, is not only a simple psychological study. Against the intellectual speculation and the limited ... ...lute liberty. Proletcultism and paradoxism mark the extreme limits of the attitude regarding art. The literary historian Ion Rotaru situates parado... ...sm amalgamates, under the associative impulse of the cultural memory, the attitudes, coincidences and parallelisms, precisely by virtue of an expres... ...he fear of a real dialogue, the verbal and physical violence, this is the psychological inheritance of the communist regime”. Paradoxism is indeed t... ...k is a literary (of an untied stylistic and componistic inventiveness) and psychological (the radiography of the glorious sincerity) document. In fac... ...ence, the paradox develops therapeutic virtues. So, the cognitive and the psychological functions note, naturally, a shifting toward the paradox. ...