Posts Tagged ‘Positive Psychology’

The survivors can travel with each other, they can bond with others, and they can do so all the more effectively through and after their journeys, but each individual journey is a solitary one.
Sayid finds the cable to the ocean. What is it? A first thought might be some connection to the outside world, reasonable [...]

Thoughts Without a Thinker: Psychotherapy from a Buddhist PerspectiveBy Mark Epstein
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The King of Kong: A Fistful of QuartersBy Directed by Seth Gordon
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Walkabout — as Locke describes it, “a journey of spiritual renewal where one bcomes one with the Earth and derives strength from it.” As the survivors are all lost and trying to find themselves and the island represents in so many ways the Earth, it seems the entire series is an epic walkabout.
Noise, rumblings in [...]

As I’ve begun to have a go at making a living as a musician and artist, I’ve thought at times about how difficult it seems for people who try this. So many struggling artists, starving artists, nobodies trying to become somebody, so little opportunity to make it into much more than a hobby, such [...]

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Amelia Bedelia (I Can Read Book 2)
Peggy Parish, illustrated by Fritz Siebel

Howard Ditkoff and Emergent Associates, LLC, the company he co-founded with Mark S. Meritt, were featured in the Detroit News today. Reprinted here is a copy of one of Howard’s announcements of the article.
Friends,
As many of you know, about a year and a half ago, I started a company called Emergent Associates, LLC along with [...]

This song was written for a compilation album of songs inspired by the work of Daniel Quinn. Mark wanted to throw things for a loop with this song about being true to who you are. The appreciative approach he took led him to create an homage to some of the great disco anthems, both lyrically [...]

Zen and the Art of Making a Living: A Practical Guide to Creative Career Design (Arkana)
Laurence G. Boldt