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Tag Archives: inner critic
When Is It Time to Stop Trying to Fix Ourselves?
Are you a self-help junkie? Even if you don’t have a stack of books on your bedside table detailing the newest ways to fix yourself, you still might be. And it wouldn’t be your fault if you were. Our conditioning from a very young age … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, anxiety, buddhism, compassion, depression, happiness, inner critic, letting go, loving kindness, meditation, mindfulness, nancy colier, perfection, relationship, self kindness, self love, self-care, self-help, self-improvement, surrender
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When Someone We Love Believes Something We Hate
A dear friend believes something that I think is absurd — unimaginable in fact. That he could think what he thinks is not just absurd and unimaginable to me, but also distasteful, and profoundly difficult to respect. Complicating the matter … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, belief, buddhism, compassion, empathy, inner critic, judgment, love, loving kindness, meditation, met, mindfulness, nancy colier, relationship
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