doing things in spite of others to make them regret the asked you to do themĢ.4.3.1.
inability to recognise other people's needs (it's incredible how you can hurt your loved ones by being close-minded)Ģ.4.2. change for the better is always possible. (but if you recognise a narcisist do put physical and psycological distance between you and them)Ģ.3.3.1. Expecting that something obvious to us should be understood without us offering an explanation is another sign we don't have a clear picture of the context the other person came to be or behave they way they do. Posing as better than them keeps us little. growing distant/aggressive or not considering/not asking for somebody's opinion because of something they said or did can bring us to forget the good they did to us. in self(I was victim of this because I am*inster word*) therefore I must defendmyself/I'm helplessĢ.3.2.1. extremism/ acceptance of dictatorship 2.3. black and white thinking patterns (inability to recognise nuances/degrees of how bad/good something is) =complete acceptance or complete rejection without considering complexity of mattersĢ.2.3.1. inability to accept responsibility and act upon itĢ.2.3. inability to accept teaching from certain cathegories of people because we view something about them as badĢ.2.2. misunderstanding what we really value in life 2.2. activities involving other people gives us a picture of how reality for others can be different from our own (if it doesn't, we should try to expand our social circle), this allow us to learn from them and expand as people 2. content in video is oftentimes superficial, it's more of a starting point to get interested into a subject)ġ.3.2. It's up to us to find what work best and we must not limit ourselves to one mean (e.g. self-help books/videos and therapy are for everyone that want to set a directions and goals in their lives, not just for people with serious mental health challenges. Our imperfections might have brought to the situation where we were hurt, but every second of our lives we are a little different than what we were before, so we owe it to ourselves to make the life changes that are needed to bring us to a better place and looking down on our past can make us lose focus 1.3. Our love for ourselves must allow us to put behind us past events that just pollute our thoughtsġ.2.2. being self-compassionate enough to forgetġ.2.1. Sharing knowledge and accepting life are for the masters. Hurting and deceiving in every philosophy of life (every philosophy that makes sense) are for the weak. Forgiving put our hearts at rest and let us learn how not to feel affected anymore by recognising why the hurting party's mind was so weak that that they engaged in a hurtful behaviour. Forgiving does not mean allowing that something bad happen again. People wrongly see forgiving as an act of weakness. A beautifully simple mind-mapping tool.Grudge by Sil Acq 1. Bulk-export all maps to Drive for backup
Export maps to Google Drive as image, text, PDF, and many other formats Share mind maps with your Google contacts Synchronize single maps with Google Drive Synchronize entire maps list (incl folders) with Google Drive Supported formats: MindManager, Freemind and XMind, MindMeister
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