Author: Martin Hamilton
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How To Understand Meaning In Life Like Carl Jung
Finding meaning is essential for living a fulfilling life. As Carl Jung once suggested, meaninglessness can be viewed as a form of illness, while meaning helps us endure life’s challenges.
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Newsletter: Use This Hidden System to Conquer Doubt
Doubt is a barrier and it can seriously mess with your mindset. It keeps creeping in and conflicting with our good self-talk.
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Newsletter: Why is Shame at the Very Bottom of the Emotions Scale?
In David Hawkins’ Map of Consciousness, shame is placed at the very bottom of the emotions scale, calibrating at 20, for several reasons.
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Newsletter: Overcome Fear, Shame, and Doubt Using the Map of Consciousness
David Hawkins’ Scale of Emotions, also known as the Map of Consciousness, is a tool that categorizes human emotions and consciousness levels on a scale from 0 to 1000.
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The Shadow and the Key To Your Hidden Potential
By facing your shadow, you can gain a deeper understanding of yourself and unlock personal growth. This journey isn’t easy, but it’s a key part of becoming whole and living authentically.
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What is the Leaves on a Stream Exercise?
The Leaves on a Stream Exercise aims to increase psychological flexibility, promote adaptive behavior, and cultivate a greater sense of well-being by helping anyone develop a more objective relationship with their thoughts. I’ve included a link to download a free pdf!
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Newsletter: Finding Happiness Through the DOSE Method
I’ve written lots of articles through the years based on how to identify and activate brain chemicals. Finally, the scientific arena has delved deeper into the subject and much research has been produced backing my earlier claims. This process of how to control and regulate our body and brain chemicals can lead to a eudaimonic…
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Mysteries of How To Be Happy Revealed
Happiness is often misunderstood. You might think it comes from things like a new toy, a promotion, or a relationship. But these external sources don’t bring lasting joy. Your happiness can vanish in an instant when you learn someone else has more or better things. Here’s how to be happy forever!
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Carl Jung Stressed a Proper Goal is Wholeness, Not Perfection
Wholeness, in Jungian psychology, refers to the integration of all aspects of one’s being, including both conscious and unconscious elements. It involves embracing the totality of our psyche, acknowledging and integrating our shadow—the dark, unconscious aspects of ourselves that we often suppress or reject.