Tag: philosophy

• YouTube
• “equally fatalistic answers yet more creative”
• “on the verge of bliss and picturing something horrible happening”
• The fatalistic response if not universal
  • Is a symptom of the universal
  • We are losing our tolerance for vulnerability
• “Vulnerability is absolutely at the core of fear and anxiety and shame and very difficult emotions that we also experience”
• “Vulnerability is also the birthplace of joy, of love, of belonging, of creativity, of faith”
• “Perfection is a tool to protect ourselves”
• “Faith – vulnerability = extremism”
• “Spirituality is inherently vulnerable”
• “We live in a culture that tells us at there is never enough (goodness)”
• “We are not extraordinary enough”
• “Somehow an ordinary life has become synonymous with a meaningless life”
• “In our ordinary life in ordinary moments is where we can find the most joy”
• Numbing society
  • Most addicted, medicated, obese, in-debt, adult cohort, busy society
• “We stay so busy that the truth of our lives can’t catch up”
• “You cannot selective numb emotion”
  • Numb pain, numb joy
• How to recover
  • Practice gratitude
  • Stop and be thankful for what we have
  • Honor what is ordinary about our lives
  • The people we love
  • Play, community, nature (honor what is ordinary)
• If don’t experience those good things, our reservoirs will be empty when the bad things happen

• YouTube
• Three counter-intuitive things
  • Talk to yourself like you are someone you love when you are feeling unworthy
  • Reach out to someone you trust
  • Tell your story
    • Shame cannot survive being spoken
• Shame requires: Secrecy, silence, judgement
  • Antidote: Empathy

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