Category: Mind
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How Reading Strategy Affects Comprehension
Sustained focus on fewer works produces greater comprehension than scattered attention across many sources. This principle applies to both fiction and non-fiction literature.
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Measure Consciousness By Understanding Human Awareness Levels
The idea of measuring consciousness has fascinated thinkers and researchers for generations. See how to measure consciousness using the map of consciousness. Use it as a practical guide to understanding human awareness levels. Traditional methods like self-reflection, guidance from spiritual teachers, or comparing experiences to ancient texts have tried to gauge spiritual growth.
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The Key Component For Social Magnetism
We all want better social connections, but there’s one key skill that can change everything. As adults, we learn to hide our true thoughts and feelings. But this often hurts our relationships more than it helps.
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How to Finally Become Your True Self
Most people come to a point in their lives when they realize something is missing and they can’t quite pinpoint it. Through years of studying the work of Carl Jung I’ve been able to nail down some truths about what it takes to feel whole again. That feeling of being complete we had when we…
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You’ll Never Avoid Discipline Again After This
We often find ourselves making promises we don’t keep, setting goals we abandon, and feeling disconnected from our own reflection. When we repeatedly fail to follow through on our commitments, we’re not simply being lazy. We’re experiencing the psychological cost of self-betrayal.
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Newsletter: Understanding Your Purpose Enhances the Effectiveness of Your Systems
When your systems are built around self-concordant purposes, they tap into autonomous motivation rather than controlled motivation, making them far more sustainable over time.
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Everything That Irritates Us About Others Explained and How to Manage It
Have you ever heard the quote “Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves” by Carl Jung? By probing the underlying reasons for these feelings, we may discover the true origin lies within our own perceptions or unresolved issues. This realization often brings a sense of relief and empowerment.
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What is The Concept Psychologist Carl Jung Calls Individuation and How Can I Practice It?
Individuation is realizing your true and unique self apart from collective norms and unconscious influences. Jung described individuation as the journey toward self-realization,
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Nobody and Nothing Will Affect You Again if You Learn This
The strong person stands against the storm on principles as solid as a rock. He or she does not become bitter. He or she is not resentful. The weight does not crush him or her. This person finds meaning still. This is important. I will show you how.