My expressive-assertive needs… (Journey To Freedom)

My expressive-assertive needs include first and foremost a need to ventilate my powerful emotional feelings to a person who really listens and cares. My feelings of anger, frustration, disappointment. My joyful feelings of elation, excitement, enthusiasm. My sad feelings of loss, pain, hurt, rejection. All these feelings are charged with energy, like electricity flowing through

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False Accusers, Flying Monkeys & Witch Hunts.

The witch hunts of old times were based on many strange things, some truth, some lies and truth mixed, and sometimes a lot of lies, false evidence, no evidence just haters, people’s lack of understanding, people wanting to remove people, religious panic, etc. If there was someone in town that people didn’t like or thought

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The greatest illusion is the hunt for the perfect life,

The greatest illusion is the hunt for the perfect life, the perfect body, the perfect love, the perfect marriage, the perfect sex life, the perfect job, the perfect income, the perfect weight, the perfect existence, when the human being is in a constantly changing imperfect world. And yet the whole beauty of life is that

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Horrible Horace The Hedgehog

This is the story about Horrible Horace The Hedgehog and how he learnt a lesson about being nice to others. Horrible Horace Hedgehog was always going around and tricking smaller hedgehogs out of their food or toys. He saw nothing wrong with picking on smaller hedgehogs because he new his big size was to his

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How To Relax

There are many great and encouraging books about relaxation. You will find them in most big city book stores, of course that’s where they are needed most. In the big city where stress is a daily part of life along with the hustling and bustling modern world. What a stressful mess we humans have created.

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The Dog Next Door by Sara Whalen. Middletown, New York.

Animals never mattered in her family. Brandy the golden changed all that – February 8, 2005 My 18-month-old son, Adam, called from the front porch. “Look, Mama! Doggie.” I dropped what I was doing and stuck my head out the door. Brandy, our next-door neighbor’s 11-year-old golden retriever, was over again. “Scat!” I said, scooping

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You are a healer!

Jesus was made in the image of God. You were made in the image of God.   What does this mean, it seems to mean that we are in many ways, probably except in knowledge, the same as Jesus. Jesus could heal. You and I have seen or heard about people going around and healing

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The Life Of Jonathon Swift

[Found on one of my hard drives – I have not read it all – posted for educational purposes] Swift was a mysterious character,full of opposing attitudes, loyalties,and contradictions. Swift was a sympathetic man, he was also temperamental, power driven, extremely active,and fearful of gossip. Swift possessed a great deal of political power in his

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The Gift Of Discernment! Robert Longman Jr.

[Found on my hard drives, posted here for educational purposes – I have not read it all] I’m guessing that you’re talking about the spiritual gift of discernment (a rare thing) rather than the Spirit-led process of day-to-day discernment. A lot of people really believe that they or their pastor or a friend have been

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Carl Jung

[I don’t know where this came from, I put it here for educational purposes – I have not read this all] Carl Jung The shadow Sex and the life instincts in general are, of course, represented somewhere in Jung’s system. They are a part of an archetype called the shadow. It derives from our prehuman,

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Einstein, a Brief History.

[Found on my hard drive – I have no idea where it came from or who the original author is, sharing this for educational purposes] In 1905, he published five landmark papers without footnotes or citations. It marked the beginning of an unrivaled, two-decade intellectual burst. Here is a brief chronology of his miracle year:

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James West Stack 1835 – 1919

James West Stack 1835 – 1919 Missionary, clergyman, writer, interpreter, secretary. James West Stack, born on 27 March 1835 in a tent in a Maori pa at Puriri in the Thames district, New Zealand, was the oldest of seven children of the missionary James Stack and his wife, Mary West. He married Eliza Rachel Jane

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Our character reacts to situations differently to another person.

Our character, formed by our past, reacts to situations differently to how another person may react. For instance, if a person hated dark-skinned people (because he was beaten as a child by a dark-skinned person) and saw a dark-skinned child being beaten, he may walk away uncaring. But his very own brother who was never

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You don’t feel the same way about that person anymore.

One out the worst things to experience is when you wake up one day after years of being in love with someone and discovering that you don’t feel the same way about that person anymore. For various reasons a couple in love can be separated, and over time love can grow strong, but eventually it

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Being Forced to be Nice.

One of the things that I disliked a lot when I had my computer company was having to accept abuse from customers “even if he or she were wrong“. The final straw came when a woman rang up complaining about the job done on her computer. She was highly stressed, very nasty, and very abusive.

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The Love One Day is Gone – Losing Heart.

One of the saddest things to experience in one’s life is once being in love so completely, beautifully and happily, and then discovering one day that the love is gone. I would call this “Losing Heart”. The magical happiness that held two people together is gone. It can be between lovers, it can happen between

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Results-Driven.

One of the obstacles of success is becoming impatient because one had been taught by society to be Results-Driven, meaning that we are taught to work for results. Being Results-Driven suits the money driven society that we live in. It means, have at a goal, go for it worth all your heart and soul, and

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Narcissist can do the victim favours to gain favour.

One of the deceiving tricks of the narcissist is to pretend to do the victim favours. It is to make the victim think that the narcissist is kind, honourable, and really cares for the victim. ° Example: Victim likes to shop at a shop on the north side of town, but narcissist shops mostly on

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Religion Prevents True Love?

On one of the Facebook pages that I am an Admin on a person commented: ‘I think religion separates humanity, and sometimes prevents TRUE love, peace, and serenity.’ This was my reply: “It is not religion as itself – human’s ability to turn Truth to lies and lies to truth which is for personal gain

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Set Up to Be an Addict.

On becoming an alcoholic: First you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes you.  – F. Scott Fitzgerald. A good point to consider is that of you have addictions right now, then you will be an easy target for drug and alcohol addiction because your character is already set

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God gives us another view of life.

I think that in fairness God gives us another view of life than what society taught us. And then we get to go back and look at the old life again, and then choose from the two. I knew a man years ago who had not had a cigarette for 20 years, and he told

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