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• A Woman with Alzheimer’s Teaches Visitor about Expectations

  
  Minding Our Elders® — Authority: 417
  She was neatly dressed, as I’d expected. However when I walked up to her and took her hand, apologizing for it being cold from my snowy drive, she looked me in the eye. She clearly and bluntly agreed with me when I said my hand was cold, but her comment contained obvious wit.
  15 hours ago

• Nine ways that a meditating brain creates better relationships

  
  Wildmind Buddhist Meditation — Authority: 111
  Psychology Today : It’s never too late to have a (brain that’s wired as if it had a) happy childhood Therapists get this question a lot: “Okay, so now that I understand how my history made me a mess when it comes to relationships, what now? It’s not like I can go back in time and change my childhood.” The ...
  1 day ago

• A Heart’s Reflection

  
  Authspot — Authority: 562
  I see you, I feel you I don’t have to look hard To see what’s inside you And know how beautiful You are I see your tears I feel your pain I’m overwhelmed by your Confusion and shame My beautiful friend You don’t have to stay here Let me help you Leave from this ...
  1 day ago

• ChittahChattah Quickies

  
  All This ChittahChattah — Authority: 496
  Stereotyping people by favorite authors – In our Reading Ahead research, we heard about how people were both exploring and communicating identity through their choices of reading material. Identity is a complex internal and external mechanism, where we (explicitly or implicitly) project outwards to imagine how we ...
  1 day ago

• Two Wolves

  
  One Mann's Opinion — Authority: 462
  Which One Wins? A good friend sent this to me yesterday. Immediately I sent to it to some other friends and thought I’d share it with you. You may have seen this before, its been around almost forever and it’s worth another read. One evening a man told his grandson about a battle that goes on inside ...
  1 day ago

• Love Needed!

  
  U N I V I S I O N S — Authority: 133
  by Marie T. Russell -I strongly believe everyones basic need is to be loved. From the baby to the elderly, everyone wants love. As I look around me, especially if I look at whats happening in the world events, I realize that this basic need has somewhat become distorted. The need for love has been translated by some ...
  2 days ago

• Feeling The Burn: Study Shows Pain Is In The Mind - Of The Onlooker [World Of Hurt]

  
  Jezebel — Authority: 802
  A new study, published in the pleasant-sounding journal Pain , suggests that "I feel your pain" may be more than just a handy phrase. For some people, the pain is real. Researchers from the UK have found that some people actually feel physical pain in response to viewing images of other peoples suffering. British ...
  2 days ago

• Is Compassion the Answer to Genocide?

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  I gave a couple of talks and Q&As last week at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum . One of the questions that came up was whether we need to increase the store of human compassion in order to better deal with the problem of apathy in the face of genocide. Why has the world sat on its hands so often as mass murder ...
  2 days ago

• Elders Abusing Their Adult Children Who Are Taking Care of Them

  
  Minding Our Elders® — Authority: 417
  Why do elderly parents turn on the child that is trying so hard to take care of them? Most of us have seen evidence of people being harder on the people they love than they are on strangers or even people they don’t like.
  2 days ago

• Nasty surprises, or - what would Jesus do

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  My mom and I frequent visitors at the eye clinic. Or clinics, I should say, because weve been at it for years. Cataract when she was young, which left her with glasses as thick as the bottoms of beer bottles, if not thicker, without which she can barely see. And now, for ages, she has acute glaucoma. So acute that the ...
  3 days ago

• USING BODY LANGUAGE…

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 125
  Tapping Feet Tap                                           Untapped Potential   —–Take Note Owners, Managers, and Sales Professionals—–                            Any good coach will tell you that nervousness is often a ...
  3 days ago

• Ray Williams - Are We Entering The Age of Empathy?

  
  Integral Options Cafe — Authority: 143
  This article is from way back in October, but it still is relevant and it offers some hope for where we are heading as a species. I have just started reading The Compassionate Instinct: The Science of Human Goodness (Dacher Keltner, Jason Marsh, Jeremy Adam Smith) which looks at much at empathy as it does at ...
  3 days ago

• Online Revenue Workshop |January 22-24 2010 |Make Money Online

  
  What is My Spin | Internet Marketing Blog — Authority: 114
  Image via Wikipedia The Online Revenue Workshop will help you make more money online. My two friends Connie Ragen Green and Dr Jeanette Cates are holding a teaching and doing workshop in Las Vegas on January 22-24. This first Online Revenue Workshop will be an interactive and profitable learning ...
  4 days ago

• Celebrate Christmas Your Own Way: Imperfectly

  
  Minding Our Elders® — Authority: 417
  You’re on the home stretch now, so it may be time to check in with yourself. Trying to decide how to best celebrate Christmas with your elders, your adult children,
  4 days ago

• Overreaching leaves Obama with few friends

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 177
  By Kathleen Parker Sunday, December 20, 2009 Perhaps it is the spirit of the season, but my empathy receptors are in overdrive for poor Barack Obama. All he wanted for Christmas was a health-care reform bill -- and all he got was a lousy insurance industry bailout that few can love. Lefties hate it because theres no ...
  4 days ago

• Useless Shame

  
  Spirituality for Living — Authority: 133
  I s there a good kind of shame to have? No. Shame is useless. Shame is also not conscience, though they are often equated. Who are encouraged to have shame more, men or women? Women, to be kept in their place. Women have powerful intuitive insights and strong instincts, more so than even men. Men’s ...
  5 days ago

• The Power of Positive Emotions

  
  The Greater Good Blog — Authority: 412
  As a crisis hotline counselor, I often talk to callers in the grip of some intense negative emotions. I try to help them develop a more positive outlook on life and be able to face whatever challenges come their way. But how to do that? A recent study, published in the journal Emotion , suggests the key lies in ...
  6 days ago

• The selfish act of kindness

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  This time of year kindness becomes almost cliche. We give toys to kids who otherwise wouldnt have them. Load bags with canned foods for the hungry. Make donations to those who need it. And sometimes - just sometimes - we let someone crowd ahead of us in a busy store, or we smile at, instead of fighting with, that guy ...
  1 week ago

• EMPATHY VS. SYMPATHY

  
  Hal Alpiar's Blog — Authority: 125
  Pity all you want, but                                              nothing happens ’til you’ve                                                    put yourself in other’s shoes. ...
  1 week ago

• The Difference Between Sales Success and Failure

  
  SalesBlogcast — Authority: 114
  Last week, I asked the question, “ Is the sales mindset shifting? ” I want you to know exactly where I stand. Selling is about being tough, confident, smart, adaptable, competitive, strategic, active, compelling, aggressive, professionally persistent, solution oriented, and slightly empathetic… It’s about ...
  1 week ago

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