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The authoritarian personality makes life very difficult for people, especially those he or she has power and influence over.
Authoritarians share a similar psychological posture, which is difficult to address.
The unexamined inner lives of an authoritarian parent/teacher/boss/political master and others oppress sons/daughters/students/employees and citizens. Continue reading
(Art expresses itself through music, words, spoken, sung and written, the paint, the stone, the wood, other materials, the cloth, dance, other movements of the body, aesthetic sensitivities, magic, instruments, the singular and the collective of people, as a manifestation of the creative). Continue reading
Here is the criticism extracted from the two emails from Germany about this wallah’s taking flights.
Thank you for your article The Profound Meeting of Mindfulness with Nature, in the book Rieche das Feuer, spür den Wind.”
It’s an inspiring article. Continue reading
The Buddha engaged in the regular application of Mindfulness in his teachings. The Pali word for Mindfulness is Sati. His teachings on mindfulness serve as the primary inspiration for the teachings on mindfulness available in the West and elsewhere in the world.
Sati conveys remembering what leads up to an experience or situation and the presence of the experience or situation. There is no English equivalent to the word sati. Continue reading
The current wave of exploration and interest in Mindfulness started 2600 years ago with the Buddha. He employed the use of mindfulness (Pali language: sati) to apply to a variety of other teachings and applications for the welfare of human beings.
There are significant differences in definition between the original meaning of sati and its contemporary use. Continue reading