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Modified Buddhism – Buddhism for Modern Society

Posted on July 12, 2020 by

Modified Buddhism in a nutshell Embrace Buddhism around close friends & family i.e. laugh at yourself, turn the other cheek, be generous, don’t be defensive etc Be nice to animals Take zero shit from people you don’t know well or … Continue reading →

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New Philosophy on Life

Posted on April 28, 2020 by

Combing the Teachings of Aristotle & Rocky Sorry – my posts are very short at the moment as I’m working from home and juggling looking after the kids – one who’s just started walking Decide on Your Virtues Every tribe … Continue reading →

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Best Carl Jung Quotes

Posted on November 11, 2018 by

Carl Jung was an early advocate of analytical psychology and like Freud is well known for his work relating to theories of personality & the human subconscious. Whilst Freud’s work, was still rooted in 19th century theories regarding suppressed desires, … Continue reading →

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Intrinsic Goals vs Extrinsic Goals – How they can hinder success & happiness

Posted on October 14, 2018 by

Goals have been associated with sports psychology and general high-achievers for several decades. They’re also inherently tied to personal development and Positive psychology. The type of goal you set is in many ways, as important as the outcome. Coaches and … Continue reading →

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