This is a completely unusual definition of forgiveness. Normally, forgiveness is considered as something positive – as a virtue. However Elias defines it no less than the wolf in sheep’s clothing, as discounting of others and of the self.
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Dieser Artikel zeigt die schöne Vision von Carl Rogers auf, der ein Pionier der klientenzentrierten Gesprächstherapie und humanistischen Psychologie ist. Rogers macht klar, daß es sich bei dieser Annahme  nicht, wie bei sei­nen anderen Arbeiten und Theorien, um empirische Wissenschaft handelt, sondern vielmehr um persönliche Beobachtungen, resultierend aus Zusammenkünften mit di­versen Gruppen und Menschen.… Read the rest

There is a big difference between education and indoctrination or propaganda. The educational institutions have come little by little to use more indoctrination than education – a sad reality.

The former religious dogmata have been substituted by scientific dogmata and both give a rather narrow or tunnel sight of reality.… Read the rest

How would the birth of Christ be today? The holy family could not reach Bethlehem because of the wall and so Joseph, beautiful Mary and the childbirth happens on the foot of the wall. (Image Banksy)

However, the birth of Jesus Christ happened already and it is a symbol for the “new” consciousness which is manifesting now in many, many persons.… Read the rest

Spells have always been part of witchcraft and are considered by modern man as superstition. However, spells work, especially for the own purposes because what you believe manifests. So it is better to know your “spells” which are called nowadays rather affirmations.… Read the rest

Abraham Hicks sagt hier in einfachen Worten, wie die Erfahrungen angezogen werden. Empörung, Ablehnung und Kampf bewirken das Gegenteil von dem, was man eigentlich will, denn sie verstärken nur das, was man nicht will. Die elegante Lösung ist, hat man das Übel erkannt, sich abzuwenden und ausschließlich auf das zu fokussieren, was man will.… Read the rest

The Abraham Quote of today (below) inspired me to think about diving or digging through experiences. Indeed, we dig through all the experiences of life and often, in the case of unpleasant experiences, we keep some mud and slick which we continue to carry along although the experience is no longer relevant.
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